DampLips Review

An older-style free site, and it hasn't been modernised. Photo galleries sit alongside video under a short, flat category list — no tag system, no sorting beyond the categories themselves, and nothing to sign up for.

The emphasis leans toward stills more than most sites that carry both, and the categories are broad rather than granular.

Comments are enabled on posts, which is a remnant of when sites like this had regular audiences rather than search traffic.

There's no account layer at all — no favourites, no history, no personalisation.

A chat service and links to other sites sit in the navigation.

The absence of structure is the defining characteristic. With no search worth using and no tags, finding something specific isn't really possible; the site assumes you'll browse a category and take what's there. That's a fair description of how these sites worked before search became the primary way people arrive, and it hasn't been rebuilt for the way people use the web now.