Creepypasta, Or Internet Scares, If You're Bored At Work

This podcast features various scary stories and creepypasta from popular Youtuber MaddMike. I had unwittingly stumbled into the world of ‘creepypasta', a widely distributed and leaderless effort to make and share scary stories; in effect, a folk literature of the web. McGuire read and analysed samples of 72 top ‘Creepypastas' across the internet. Incidentally, it turns out that Hidden Door” is going to be the basis of the fourth season of Channel Zero , SyFy's creepypasta anthology series.

I had to get a better look even though I was sure of it. He looked up at me and I noticed tears in his eyes. And as he sat there with a bag of chips in his hands, he couldn't help but wonder if his mother would ever realize that he never wanted a stepfather. After staring at the Majora-shaped blot, I looked up and the old man was suddenly there again, arms-length in front of me, smiling at me. I'll admit I jumped out of reflex and I laughed nervously as he handed me a Nintendo 64 cartridge.

To kick things off, we'll start with a classic entry: Jeff the Killer.” What this story lacks in nuance, it makes up for in middle school fright value. Creepypasta, a genre of crowdsourced online myth-building and storytelling, is notoriously spartan in its execution.

The notoriety of creepypastas like Jeff the Killer and Smile Dog are proof that images can make a big impression on readers. Brown Note : Several involve something, be it a video, picture, music, etc, that causes people to go insane, or worse. The image board thread got lots of people with nothing better to do to dig through the site, and that's how I saw other videos.

She said goodnight and left, coffee and sheet music in hand. I don't remember exactly when it started because it Creepypasta seemed so minor at the time. Jeff and Liu didn't speak much that night. He found the doll lying on the table one day and found that its eyes were bloodshot.