On Tue, 07 Aug 2018 07:29:36 -0500, Anon <anon@yahoo.com> wrote:
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>Since there frequently seem to pop up questions about searches, usenet services,
>etc... I thought I would post my own little guide. If anyone else has more
>suggestions please add.
>
>I've found that even though it costs more, it pays to have more than one
>service, because they don't all cover the same things. So I have Giganews as my
>main source and Astraweb and Usenet as secondary sources. And for searching,
>newsleechers Supersearch usually does a very good job which I will occasionally
>supplement with nzbking. Also I would recommend rarefilm.net. You will need to
>subscribe to Nitroflare (you can do it for free, but it is very slow and
>limited) to be able to download films, but he has a great
>collection of rare old and foreign films. (There are a few others:
>http://www.myduckisdead.org/ which has lots of cheezy horror and exploitation
>films, http://worldscinema.org/ which has lots of rare art films and
>experimental films and http://rarelust.com/ which unlike the others will require
>a subscription to fileboom and which has lots of 60s/70s films, eurospy,
>comedies, etc... wipfilms.net has lots of horror/thriller/exploitation. He has
>his own download service, but if you're patient and willing to wait and watch
>porn while you wait you can download everything from there for free. Also an old
>great one which disappeared, rarefilmm.com, has just reappeared and is the
>process of rebuilding the films available.
>
>Then a good torrent client is helpful, there are lots of film torrents, although
>better for recent films than old ones. (Use a proxy server if you're downloading
>torrents though)
>
>Also it never hurts to just go to google and search. There are a lot of public
>domain films on youtube, vimeo, dailymotion. (and it doesn't hurt to do a
>separate search on archive.org, which for some reason don't always show up in a
>google search, likewise youtube,vimeo,dailymotion. Sometimes you can find things
>in a direct search on those sites which won't show up in google). There are lots
>of online places that let you download from youtube, etc (seach for download
>from youtube) as well as lots of programs both free and paid. Any Video
>Converter which I use to manipulate videos, also has a very good downloader.
>
>Also a lot of movies uploaded on various other groups have encrypted names or
>passworded rars trying to get you to pay for them. Search for "Find Movies and
>Non-Passworded Stuff Easier" for some pointers on how to deal with those.
>
>As I said, if anyone knows any other searches, please share.
I use all the mentioned websites plus one more.
https://free-classic-movies.com/
It does not have a lot of the known commercial films but
there are a lot of "public domain" films that are free.
No accounts needed. One other good one was CinamaTaxi
but it also went to demise end of 2017, maybe it will be back
some time soon.
For NZB searches usenet-crawler is decent and free
but is cycling through good and bad days/weeks.
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