On Wed, 08 Aug 2018 12:49:38 -0500, Anon <anon@yahoo.com> wrote:
>In reply to "Anon" who wrote the following:
>
>> In reply to "here@the.net (Par Yer Rars)" who wrote the following:
>>
>> > On Tue, 07 Aug 2018 07:29:36 -0500, Anon <anon@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> >
>> > >
>> > > 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.
>>
>> Yes, thanks. I use it too, I just forgot to mention Jimbo's site. He hasn't
>> added anything new in awhile though. Likewise wipfilms hasn't added anything
>> new
>> for a long time, but there is a lot of stuff there.
>>
>Another site with lots of films is the Russian site ok.ru. I haven't discovered
>any good way to browse through the films there, but google search for specific
>titles will pick them up.
One other place I get DVDs is the county library. Where I live
they have quite a collection that can be checked out and
they are all retail releases..
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