Crateh is a catalog and ranking site for films and series made with AI, presenting embedded videos alongside titles, creators, genres, formats, runtimes, languages, and view counts. Its listings span fantasy, action, science fiction, drama, thriller, horror, and animation, and include short films, feature-length works, trailers, and episodic series. Visitors can browse by popularity, see recent additions and curated festival selections, or use a personal library for liked works, watch-later choices, and viewing history. The page also invites creators and viewers to submit missing AI films.
The most-viewed long-form selections suggest that fantasy adventure and kingdom dramas dominate the displayed rankings. “Aladdin: The Cave of Wishes” has 16.3 million views, while “The Return of the Last King” has 16 million; other popular entries include “Sinbad and the Seven Voyages” at 6 million and several “Age of Kingdoms” installments. Science-fiction, disaster, and creature-focused stories also appear among the leading titles. The catalog includes works ranging from brief shorts to productions exceeding two hours, with examples such as “ARK-7,” a sci-fi series selected for the festival section, and “The Chronicles of Bone,” a multi-part fantasy series. Overall, the listings show an active, genre-driven ecosystem attracting substantial online audiences, though the page itself provides catalog data rather than an assessment of production quality.
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