My writing style's been changing a lot over the past year or so, and I thought I'd give the spinoff appeal another try after the reception I received from other sources regarding this one in particular.

I wasn't expecting it to actually get accepted. I don't consider it perfect, given how how barebones the original Dead Bart is, but this is still nice to see.

Feel free to leave your two cents in the comments, just please be concise with your negatives if you have any. Oh, and thanks, William. :)

https://creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Lafawnda%27s_"Dead_Bart"

Recently, someone posted a story called "Zee'c Zun" which was some kind of Morse code cipher.

To be clear, they should not have posted this as a story, because it was obviously some kind of coded message rather than a story in English. It should have been posted as something else, like a blog or discussion. In the end, it was deleted, which makes sense.

Even though it really should have been a blog or discussion rather than a story, since the entire point was to be discussed, I still thought it was kind of interesting and now I want to understand it better.

Does the message make sense to you? What do you think the intent was?

Actual Text:

-....- / - --.. . -. / . .. -. --.. .-..-. --..-- / . / --.. ..- -. . .-. .-.. --- -.-. -.- / --.. . .-. - . --.. / . .. -. --.. .-..-. / - --- .-. -.. --- / ..- -. --.. --- .-.-.- / -....- / .. -. --.. .-..-. ..- --..-- / -.-. --- --.. ..--.. / -....- / .-.. .. .-..-. --.. / . -. .. -..- .-.-.-

Direct Decoding:

- TZEN EINZ", E ZUNERLOCK ZERTEZ EINZ" TORDO UNZO. - INZ"U, COZ? - LI"Z ENIX.

Just to be clear, the first character is literally a dash.

I found the image "i need you" I was hooked and started a half-investigation, the most I found was an analysis in some Finnish or Estonian, I don’t know much about languages, and a post on Twitter, I know that the original is on Twitter, but maybe there’s something else?

I am writing a creepypasta in first person, but I need YOUR help! How do I introduce the protagonist?

So I was working while listening to lavendertowne's creepydrawsta video of 'The Girl in the Picture' and damn did it give me chills. While most people have focused on how the cult representation was "inaccurate" what disturbed me the most in the story was the fact that these are real things that can happen, have happened and it makes me sick to my stomach. I won't go into detail (because I ain't boutta get struck down by the fandom gods) but I am an s/a survivor so when a story, movie, or game even hints towards a horrible even like that with a character, especially a child/pre-teen, it makes me feel so, so awful. I will say that I enjoyed the story as it was effective in giving me chills, which is definitely an accomplishment because I am desensitized, and the story telling was extremely well done. Though, none of that will distract from the sinking feeling I now have in my stomach because of what horrible things the characters had to go through. Fictional or not.

There’s this old creepypasta that I’m trying to find and all I know about it is that there was a man who was trapped in a well for an experiment, the researchers decided to cut off his food supply one day to see how he would react, and then they put a dead body into the well with the man to test him. At first the man avoids the body but eventually he rips open the body’s stomach to eat the stomach contents to avoid having to eat the body but he eventually does consume the body. Eventually the researchers take him out of the well but he tries to persuade them to let him go back.

I’ve never read this creepypasta before but my mom told me about it and she wants me to see if I can identify it. Some of the details might be slightly off as my mom said she read this multiple years ago. The details she knows for sure are true are listed below:

-1 man

-Stuck in well

-Runs out of food

-Eats dead body

-desires to stay in well even after everything

My mom says she recalls that it was somehow connected to a video game but not in the way that it takes place in a video game but rather because it might have shared the same title or had been mentioned in a video game. I don’t know if this tip helps but if it doesn’t please disregard this part. It too small to really make a difference.

All ideas are welcomed thanks for helping!

Hello! me and my bestfriend-cousin are making a creepypasta Movie!

We're both VERY young lmao, so don't expect the acting to be very good.

It'll be released on Youtube, undecided when...

The movie follows the two mains in a rural community, introducing Rody and Chelsea. After a walk gone wrong, Rody buries himself into study to find out what happened. Unfortunately for Rody, he's that one kid who goes insane lmao, so.. things persist.

We aren't finished yet, but if your interested, stay tuned for the official YouTube + tiktok :) MAYBE a discord if we blow up enough

The story was posted in 2010 and I read it about six years ago. Today I finally found it again, so, here are some of my opinions on this work - mostly about what can I learn from it.

First, the author made the article as a union of a report and a diary. Totally immersion. People can hardly believe one person's talk, but when it is a report, it'll be different, right?

Then, the invisible horror. Once the emotion can be given vent to a real thing, it's no longer a mystery. In this work, the author just described how everything had been burnt, and they just couldn't get off from their destiny. If you can't describe something in detail while preserving the fear it brings to people, DON'T DO IT. Only put readers' attention on "what's happening", instead of telling them "what's here". Keep your face in the shadow.

But the most important thing is the emotion. The tone of the whole article is very normal at the beginning, even positive. Though some details didn't seem right, everything was going normal. Then, CRASH! "The page was mostly destroyed." We found something wrong, but where?

Everything was burnt. It was confusing and, also, horrible. After we read through almost the whole story, we knew what happened. And we can do nothing since the following diary was burnt away. DESPAIR.

Another creepy detail: Possibly this section was written with the pen in her mouth. The idea was brilliant. Every detail should be reasonable in your writing, and the motivation of the character should be reasonable. It was an unexpected plot but people can understand it.

For the manifestation of supernatural powers in this story, I'd say the handprint was strong evidence, but why it appeared? That's the most clever part of this article: it provides plenty of blanks. The ghost of the cabin's owner? Or just a ghost who likes to go around lighting things on fire? You need to think about it yourself.

(I'm not good at writing in English, so if you can't understand some sentences in my post or have any suggestions, just let me know! I'll be happy to know! And I'm not sure if I chose the topic right... If I made a mistake, sorry for that:(

(I read Ashes for the first time a long time ago, I was excited to read it again today so I write this haha. I love it so much. )

I'm new here, and my name is JadenTheThird! I am:

-Straight

-BIG fan of creepypastas

-I like Jeff The Killer, Slenderman, and BEN Drowned

-And I have a lot of friends

Is there also anything I should know about?

what if ticci Toby looked at smile.jpg would he have to share the pic? and also what if red from Nes met sonic.exe and Ben drowned

Its a r/nosleep story about a son finding his dead dads audio recordings from when he was an interrogator. There is many parts and an interesting read altogether

My favorites are Turn it Off, basically everything by Jared Roberts(but especially the Arkansas Sleep Experiment), and The Showers

I know its not creepypasta, but I think it's really cool. It was really good analog horror and its what dragged me yet once again down this rabbit whole. I watched the reversed one as well. It was very original and well thought out! Share your guys opinion.

I highly recommend to watch it it is really good and well thought out.