Thread: Cinemageddon (CG) Review

Cinemageddon is a movie tracker that specializes in movies that are crappy, rare, or cult. To be more specific the movie meets at least one of the following rules:

• The movie has a rating lower than 5.0 on IMDB and was made at least 2 years ago (before 2005).
• The movie was made on a low budget. A low budget it debatable, so if you're not sure, please ask here.
• The movie is rare. If google doesn't turn up much, and a physical copy is hard to find, it's probably rare.

One of their slogans is "fishing the floaters from Hollywood's toilet".




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Bonus:

They have special 'Featured Torrents' that help boost your ratio.



They also have special bonus torrents that give you a certain percentage more upload and that same percentage subtracted from the download.

Gold: 40%
Silver: 30%
Bronze: 20%
Dull gray one: 10%

They also have a bonus credits system, where you can exchange your accumulated credits for upload credit, VIP status, and play (Russian) roulette.



The bonus makes getting a good ratio fairly easy.

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Cinemageddon is has a strong community which is evident by its active forums.




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IRC

Server: irc.cinemageddon.org
Channel: #cinemageddon

Signup

They prune accounts everyday and open signups when the amount of users is below the user limit.

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Ratings

Speed: 6/10
Community: 10/10
Content: 9/10

Wow this sounds real great, never even heard of this site before. But they even have the Godzilla, Zatoichi and Shaw Bros. series. That's just great. I will have a look at it, although I see registration is closed right now..

I recently joined this tracker, and I'm very impressed. The content is cheese, and the community is great. Very funny group of people. Really you'd have to have some kind of sense of humor to watch these movies. Technically the site is one of the best tracker sites I've seen. They are very well organized, with wiki's, reviews, etc. I can't really find anything to criticize. If you like cheese, this tracker is a must.

This tracker is full of crappy movies.......but hey, is those kind of movies so crappy that they are pretty good. I've very good times watching this movies. Also the community is pretty amazing also ;)

This tracker is the needle found in the internet's haystack. I love the place, there is really no where else like it, the forums, the users, and the content are all grade A even though they specialize in B through Z film. You can find the rarest of the rare (except for The Day The Clown Cried, but the only person alive who has a copy is Jerry Lewis and he ain't giving it up, but he is old and time is against him) and the best of the worst, even the worst of the worst, and everything is pretty much seeded and if it has no seeder just dl it anyway and someone who got it before will come along and seed it (I have never had to wait more than a day before a seeder showed up). With over 50 thousand PAGES of torrents to browse through and even on the last page of browsing I still see more than 1 seeder on 14 of the torrents. I love this site and everyone on this site pretty much feels the same way which is why it is so great.

I, personally, have yet to find anything about this tracker that I don't like. It has a great selection of hard to find films. Just curious, does anyone know if the tracker is down? I'm having trouble logging in.

Originally Posted by Law

Wow I didn't knew that one........

If you like old movies and B movies, you'll like this tracker. But if you're looking latest Hollywood movies, you don't find mate.

This tracker both open for sign-up and it's on freeleech at the moment (for horror & gore films) so it's an ideal time to sign up and build ratio :)

I've been on CGD for some time; it's the best place I know of by far for B-movies, although a lot of users don't seed for very long. It's certainly an archive tracker, though, not a scene tracker. (Obviously, seeing its rules.)