Creepypasta

[Glies]

I'd rather be creepy before being handsome or cute. :3
Jeff the killer, ftw.
Slenderman, ftw.
Ben, ftw.
Jeff the killer vs. Slenderman, ftw.

Pretty much all of these are grade A content if you ask me. :3

Anyone see any comics on Jeff the Killer?

[Masked Mantis]

Woah haven't been here in a while :o

Its good to see so many people like these stories Its good because they have no jumpscares, that would ruin a story. I like the Japanese legend: "The slit mouthed woman"

[Ωmega]

Ive been reading them a bit again. There was a great one..disappearance of Ashley [forgot the state] about an entire town that vanishes.

Ted the Caver is pretty good too. Apparently there was an indie film about it made too

[Masked Mantis]

Ive been reading them a bit again. There was a great one..disappearance of Ashley [forgot the state] about an entire town that vanishes.

Ted the Caver is pretty good too. Apparently there was an indie film about it made too

Disappearance of Ashley Kansas.
And yeah quite a few short films are being made, or being considered.

[darkrider21]

O.O

[BronyBradyBuddyKiller]

I like the occasional Creepypasta such as Ben, Jeff The Killer, Smile dog, Slendy and others.
They sure are creepy, especially Ben with Majoras (probably spelled it wrong) mask.

[GuiltySpark]

I like the Candle Cove creepy pasta. Pokemon Black is a good one too

[Blazebreach]

Big creepypasta person my favorite is Ben the. One I find to be scariest is sonic.exe

[.Sev]

I like it but never thought it was creepy. I guess spaghetti just doesn't scare me. Or fettuccine alfredo. Or pasta at all.

[darksky967]

warning: loud screaming


good lord..

[RyuTama]

Oh! Vox and King Beau is another fantastic story

I KNOW THIS COMMENT IS OLD AND I'M SORRY BUT OH MY GOD. I've never met anyone else who's read that! That has to be one of the my favorite creepypastas, or even one of my favorite stories, even if it's incomplete. It's just so goddamn beautiful, the imagery, the everything... *sobshappily*

I guess one of my friends used to know someone who had the story of Vox and King Beau as a book. I'm not sure if it was just a looseleaf or a hand-bound or what but I want one. ;w;

I'm sorry I was just excited to see that mentioned here lol *rolls away*

Anyway, I think some of my other favorites would probably be "Psychosis", "String Theory", "Jvk1166z.esp" (since Morrowind is one of my favorite games), "A Lack of Empathy", and "The Devil's Jaws" (it reminds me of Deathnote).

...Damn it, now I wanna check out the new batch of stories from the last few months. I'm never gonna get to sleep at this rate lol.

[Aleyna]

I love abandoned by Disney. XD

[Dread_out]

CP 4 EVER........masky is on your counter eating your cheesecake



----- Posted on 09-15-2014 at 07:32 PM -----

I luv creepypasta but I know its not real......wait who's that behind you!?!?!

[Nekogami]

I've read some back then. I remember :

1. The Expressionless. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/The_Expressionless

2. The Chernobyl Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...byl_Experiment

3. The Chernobyl Evolution. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...obyl_Evolution

4. Nazi Twin Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Nazi_Twin_Experiment

5. test Chamber 319. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Test_Chamber_319

6. The Case Of Stitch. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...titch_(Part_1)

7. The Russian Sleep Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...eep_Experiment

These are the ones that left me scarred for a long time. I refuse to re-read The Case Of Stitch even if you pay me. That story is long and a big no if you're easily scared, I'm not easily scared and this story left me sleepless for 3 days, and sleep with lights on for a month.

[Kumagawa]

I've read some back then. I remember :

1. The Expressionless. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/The_Expressionless

2. The Chernobyl Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...byl_Experiment

3. The Chernobyl Evolution. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...obyl_Evolution

4. Nazi Twin Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Nazi_Twin_Experiment

5. test Chamber 319. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Test_Chamber_319

6. The Case Of Stitch. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...titch_(Part_1)

7. The Russian Sleep Experiment. http://creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Th...eep_Experiment

These are the ones that left me scarred for a long time. I refuse to re-read The Case Of Stitch even if you pay me. That story is long and a big no if you're easily scared, I'm not easily scared and this story left me sleepless for 3 days, and sleep with lights on for a month.

So I started reading the case of stitch, and I cant really get into it. A good creepypasta stands and falls depending on how believable the characters and situations are told, if you catch my drift. But the main character taking police evidence, including dna samples, out of the office to his home? That doesnt happen. Ever. Immersion broken. I dont care about ghosts or monsters, but improbable stuff like that just ruins the entire story.
EDIT
Seriously, blood samples and the like are kept in a fridge, and analyzed by people especially trained to do so. Detectives dont do that themselves. Detectives receive information from those analitycal experts, they dont take bloody body parts to their own house. This isnt CSI.
Maybe I have autism but this just killed it for me.

[Nekogami]

So I started reading the case of stitch, and I cant really get into it. A good creepypasta stands and falls depending on how believable the characters and situations are told, if you catch my drift. But the main character taking police evidence, including dna samples, out of the office to his home? That doesnt happen. Ever. Immersion broken. I dont care about ghosts or monsters, but improbable stuff like that just ruins the entire story.
EDIT
Seriously, blood samples and the like are kept in a fridge, and analyzed by people especially trained to do so. Detectives dont do that themselves. Detectives receive information from those analitycal experts, they dont take bloody body parts to their own house. This isnt CSI.
Maybe I have autism but this just killed it for me.

Depends. I tend to overlook these details, it's a fiction after all.

But I get your drift.

[Kumagawa]

Depends. I tend to overlook these details, it's a fiction after all.

But I get your drift.

I know, the author probably doesnt know that much about real crime scene investigation, and it doesnt really matter to the overall story. I'm just overly critical of most things. Its not published or anything so it really doesnt matter, but its nice when an author does take the time to research little things like that.

[TheDeathGod]

Creepypasta is awesome!