Has a creepypasta ever given you the creeps?
Has a creepypasta ever given you the creeps?
Cooper Stewart
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Joseph Davis
When I was younger but for the most part it was the images attached to the story that spooked me rather then the stories themselves.
Parker Evans
Jeff the killer when I was a kid. Reason for this is because I always sleep next to the window and worried that he might appear whenever I open my eyes.
Jace Stewart
Being real here ignoring the mountain of bad pasta there are some legit amazing creepypastas
I’m a search and rescue officer and Penpal come to mind as really great internet horror stories
Christopher King
It's usually the ones with a spooky image accompanying it, I was too spergy to really 'get' the stories.
For example, when I stopped being spooked by that 'I AM GOD' sanic image, I was no longer spooked and even started seeing the story of sonic.exe as the shitfest it was.
Isaac Cook
Is Ben drowned still good?
Michael Brown
There's one that is pretty damn spooky but I can't find it anymore. It was called "The Thing on The Roof" which was about a strange entity that spies on you when you're not looking, hiding on the other side of the roof. It always gets out of sight when someone turns to look at it.
Justin Bailey
ben drowned came back
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Leo Gray
Back around 2010 seeing the Jeff image for the first time with the 'GO TO SLEEP' caption made me jump real hard. The story is really bad however
Parker Sanchez
i'm not a pussy american.
Josiah Roberts
The only ones that scared me were Jeff the killer, smile dog, and the Russian sleep experiment. And that was only because of the pictures associated with them, not the actual story
Anthony Gray
ted the caver
Camden Morris
does dogscape count as "creepy pasta"? I know its not creepy but I really like it as a story/setting
Nolan Lee
CJ's mom scared me later i would exit CJ's house as fast as i could so she doesnt catch me.
Tyler Reed
This pretty much
Evan Hernandez
Penpal is amazing. Always found Body Farm by Brain Martinez & the one about the guy refusing to open his eyes as great (Forgot the name.)
As a kid, I was a huge pussy for horror content so I'd also be wimp. Were talking nightmares after the matrix 1 & being spooked from martin mysteries. I think my 1st real push was one of those old ass Tats tops list videos? I had up that point never experienced that type of content & had to funnily enough sleep with the lights on for the 1st time in years.
After that it was a huge joy of scrambling all over the internet/YT looking for horror stories. Can honestly say that was the spark for my love of horror works. Currently? Not much outside of some /kx/ stories when their semi believable (The Compound & Goat Girl come to mind) most good creepypastas are hard to come by (Either from me growing up or just bad writers?) I do have an unironic love for SCP but that is purely on a creative level on both ends. (Obviously avoiding the community ON the site like the plague)
Camden King
Blake Morgan
If I interviewed the creator and had him give his thoughts in creepypasta over the last decade, would anyone be interested if I link it in these type of threads soon?
Julian Morgan
It's way too fucking overplayed and lost any mystery/charm
Lucas Richardson
sure
Jeremiah Flores
To add to this it's been 5 + years & I can still recommend the Pyramid series when people were promoting the movie.
S O U L
By all means, are you referring to the girl who original created the photo or the the author? I'd imagine both would be hard to find.
Matthew Butler
nobody lived in flat number six
Nathan Jones
Dogsscape counts
As long as it’s an online horror story it counts
I also really enjoyed that one. The world building was great for such a weird concept
Robert Torres
Cool, will do, and the author of the videos, KING KONG included.
Adam Thompson
Sure. Could be a fun read
Personally I would interview the guy who made candle cove or slender man I’m sure there takes would be interesting
Alexander Mitchell
was this one ironic?
Joshua Gomez
Neat, I'll keep your channel in mind.
Adrian Lee
I thought I had seen it all then someone recommended the pancake family and dogs don’t talk. Spooks for fucking days
Joshua Nelson
SCP is still good
I just fucking hate how they keep changing the old shit
And while there are good new SCPs a lot of the new ones are so boring
I am sick of ever SCP being 50 pages long
No one has time for that shit
Jose Nguyen
Don't have a channel, or any social media really. I'm an upcoming author who grew up on the internet, so I want to archive how this art form developed too. I'll publish the interview on a bigger site and link here in as many of these threads I'll see.
Ryan Richardson
Anthony Green
Oh absolutely there is still good content & your right on all of it. I might be in the minority by I do actually enjoy the occasional essay IF it's needed to fully explore/expand on a articles concepts. But all those problems are still going to be around when you have people like pic related still in charge or having huge amounts of clout. For example ORIGINAL SCP-3333 is still the best written article to ever be produced on the site & it would've been considered a long one.
Josiah Roberts
>I am sick of ever SCP being 50 pages long
Nah i like that, reading all the details of mission logs etc. immerses me more into the world, though i do like short ones aswell
John Fisher
But do they ALL need to be as long as the bible? There are more long SCPs then short ones
Before I could read like 10 to 20 SCPs in one night
Now a single SCP takes a whole weekend to read
And most of it is just shitty fluff text that adds nothing