Screamtime is mainly dedicated to genre cinema: horror, thrillers, action and underground films - curated without compromise and free from watered-down mainstream filler. Instead of generic mass content, you will find classics, boundary-pushers and films that are not afraid to provoke.

The new layout replaces the former narrow boxed design and introduces a more modern, atmospheric stage for what truly matters: cinema at its most extreme. The original domain screamtime.tv now redirects directly to this new integrated version within the Afterlife network.

More projects will follow.

Whether MS-DOS or classic consoles, almost anything is possible. For fans of retro games like myself, I have started a small club where we can continue to exchange ideas about the game station and games in general.

And now let the Games begin ...

However, Thoughts are not necessarily like status updates that you post on your own wall and other users respond to there, but rather global and, not surprisingly, somewhat reminiscent of Twitter.

All your Thoughts end up in a shared feed for the entire community and all its projects. However, you can decide whether they are public or only visible to members of the site.

What you post there is up to you. Whether you've just had a great experience or simply want to wish other users a good morning, the main thing is that you enjoy it!

Furthermore, some areas will also be freely available to selected user groups in the future.

So check back from time to time to stay up to date!

Since it is to be expanded in the future to include a booking system and client downloads, a change of software was the obvious choice. WordPress is a truly excellent CMS, but it is not designed for managing complex group rights.

Feel free to take a look; with your Afterlife account, you automatically have access to all areas of the project.

For me, the concept of a multisite is ideal. My own domain is linked directly to my space here, I have a downloads module and a forum just for me, and I can use the blogs for whatever I want. I will also write a little bit about my long “journey” there.

As for the downloads, after a long absence (I'll go into more detail about this elsewhere), I started working with Invision Community again at the beginning of the month and am currently updating the most important of my old add-ons and plugins for the new version.

You can still download everything directly without logging in. I've even added all the old stuff for IC4 that I found. You only need to log in if you want to use the support forum.

There's not much else to say, except that I hope you enjoy the apps and Afterlife.

Afterlife is a shared infrastructure for independent projects that were once isolated. Different domains - different audiences - different visual identities.

Now connected under one account, one activity layer, one structural core. Each project keeps its spirit. The system gives them continuity.

Why It Exists

Fragmentation kills momentum. Communities disappear because they are disconnected. Content dies because it has no shared visibility. Projects fade because they stand alone.

Afterlife brings them into a common architecture. Not to merge them. Not to dilute them. But to give them structural permanence.

How It Works

One account across all projects - Shared activity streams - Cross-project visibility - Independent visual identities - Centralized infrastructure.

You move seamlessly between spaces. You recognize the structure immediately. You keep the context. A network without friction.

The Projects

Every project inside Afterlife keeps its own tone and direction. Different focus - different audience - same backbone.

This is not expansion, it is consolidation. The interface is consistent. The edges are intentional - the system is modular.

Under the surface: one engine. On the surface: controlled variation. Identity without chaos. Structure without rigidity.

Phase Two: Projects do not end. They evolve. Afterlife is where they continue.