McBain, Satan’s Alley, The Rural Juror: Any comedy fan is likely to stumble onto a fake film from one of their favorite shows on Nestflix. She launched the site in August with close to 400 nested media grouped into 50-plus categories (ranging from standard genres like “Sitcom” and “Sci-Fi” to more granular classifications like “Game Shows With a Bit of Danger” and “Amateur Filmmakers”). A self-described “huge movie buff” and trivia aficionado, Fisher is originally from Rochester, Minnesota, and moved to Arizona with her family in 1987.

Nestflix is the creation of local web designer and develop Lynn Fisher. You can look but you can’t watch on Nestflix, an interactive website home to hundreds of “nested” films and TV shows that exist only inside other media. Unlike an actual streaming service, though, none of those clicked tiles leads to a video. It's all there: sliders full of photo tiles, genre sections, featured movies displayed on banners, descriptive copy breaking down casts and directors when you make a selection. At first glance, Nestflix looks like the real deal.