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.

I was investigating ben drowned and my phone literally turned off 😭

By the way, my art isn't actually low quality but does look low quality just because of the style I choose, I made my Shadow-Wolf pictures look all blurry for a reason to hide a few details and make the creature look real, also to make it look like it was actually taken from a camera, just because I want to make it look real to give my creature more of a vibe, this one is a close up but I made some parts of him blurry with a brush

Me and my friend were planning to rewrite Jeff the Killer when suddenly, said friend found a rewrite from like, 45 minutes ago, and it piqued our interests. But the video is two hours long, and we're both lazy dipshits, so we ain't listening to allat. However, we wouldn't mind reading it. Could someone maybe give us a transcript/summary of events? :3

I think it’s undoubtedly the best JfK story ever

This is an art piece I did in reference to an upcoming creepypasta I am writing. It’s about a cursed painting, in which whoever appears next in it will die of a terrible death. I don’t want to spoil it for anyone who’ll read it, but I will get around to writing it if I have the motivation to do so. Any writing tips are welcome!

I don't know but this creepypasta by Delucat

Is underrated I need your thoughts

I feel like this is a problem that both creepypasta fans/writers and creepypasta dislikers have. I feel like everyone's so limited in what a creepypasta can be, even considering how fragmented the concept and community creepypasta is (Traditional definition, it's popular subgenres, videogame pastas, lost episode pastas, creepypasta fandom, creepypasta mansion, creepypasta adaptation etc.), i feel like everyone has this one thing in their brains that they consider a creepypasta. Why does it HAVE to be this one format? Does it really need to be first person? Does it really need to be linear? Does it really need to be diagetic? And does it need to be scary? A lot of horror isn't scary and isn't trying to be scary, a lot of horror is just utilizing these concepts and aesthetics to tell a cool, interesting, compelling, or stylized story, Invader Zim gets very disturbing sure, but at the end of the day it's also a funny kids show, Evil Dead 2 and AOD have horror in it, and while i don't particularly find these 2 films that scary (AOD specially) they're still awesome and cool and badass, and also very silly and funny. Writers like Bogleech understand the inherent silliness of Creepypasta, he understands it can be dumb and funny and weird and he just embraces that, he gets that the internet is a funny place with funny people, Terry's Toon Saloon has a lot of really funny dialogue and concepts and yet it still manages to have a strong concept, format, and story, and even creeped me the fuck out, the horror comes from the knowledge of themes and implications we've been building up while reading, it's that final twist, that final image, that realization that something very, very bad has happened. It's wonderful. Terry's Toon Saloon also has an element of despair and sadness, existential dread, of seeing something, not disturbing or horrifying, but upsetting, something that changes your perspective forever, it delves with this thing that i've experience myself --"I tried to cheer myself up today, I put on some of my all-time favorites... the real Betty Boop. The Chuck Jones and Doctor Seuss team-ups. Duck Dodgers. But, they kind of didn't feel fun anymore. Maybe its just a lingering glass-half-empty outlook Ill come out of, i hope so, but right now its like these toons all look dreary and petty and mean to me, like putting on a new pair of glasses and now you can see all your boyfriends zits. My favorites just arent making me laugh right now, there just making me feel lonely and weird, like im too aware im watching the labor of people who are mostly old or gone. What felt "naive" about old media feels "ignorant" to me now, which is just a little difference maybe, but its not a fun one." -- This horrible feeling, of not enjoying what you used to enjoy anymore, it's heart wrenching, it's fucking painful, this is a pure representation of psychological dread, it's wonderful, this is beyond horror, this is bogleech making me feel upset, this is him making me feel existentially sad, and forcing me to feel the same emotion of having something you enjoy be ruined. It's amazing. Burgrr and Harmburger are so good too, Harmburger specially feels like something out of roger rabbit combined with cronenberg, it's so cool to imagine this giant disgusting rotten cartoon hamburger try to chop you up with a knife, its so fucking cool. So i don't get it, why are people so fixated on creepypastas *having* to be scary? Things like Sonic.OMT and SMLWIki i think got it right, because most of those aren't actually trying to scare you, they're just taking the known creepypasta tropes and utilizing for wonderful artistic value, it's not trying to scare you, it's trying to show you a story, or art, or an emotional thing. A lot of pastas in the creepypasta cookoff that bog used to hold fall in this category too, Alice went to sleep is not some chilling tale thats going to keep me up at night, it's just kind of a macabre, sad, really fucked up story that ends with something completely surreal and a really strong visual. Or that one pasta about the rock band playing their final set at the end of the world, that one's not even horror in the traditional sense, there's supernatural stuff and there's definetely the existential horror of the end of the world, but it's more just a way to showcase a cool idea and concept, and present a very nice beautiful emotional story, that ends in, everyone dying, but everyone dying happy, "The end of the world was as loud as they wanted it to be".

People should embrace the inherent silliness of the genre more, and while fully serious creepypasta are good, i feel like this is something more people have to understand, don't limit yourself, write anything. do it.

Im an old fan, from around 2017 or 2018 approximately and im just recently coming back.. whats new in terms of characters? :)

Personally I prefer the 2016 ticci toby but I like the new design I just don't like it as much as the old one

Shadow wolf is a character I had been writing about a year now, and is one of my most well made character, he actually takes a lot of shapes and has a few supernatural abilities.

Shadow wolf also known as dread wolf is a tall wolf man like creature, known to be violent and more aggressive towards anyone or anything, sightings of this creature often happens in parks and abandoned place's and has killed 50% of the people who encountered this creature.