The Five Most Frightening Creepypasta Stories

Essentially internet horror stories or a myth passed around other sites, to frighten readers and viewers. The video is part of a growing phenomenon making its way around message boards and e-mail chains called creepypasta” — bite-sized bits of scariness that have joined the unending list of things-to-do-when-you're-bored-at-work. The creepypasta was first introduced by Redditor blue_tidal in an autobiographical account purportedly detailing his late night encounter with a deranged man while living in Seattle, Washington.

Reminded of my first encounter with the Skull Kid on top of Clock Tower, I pulled out my Ocarina (to which the game played the ding sound when you're supposed to play your Ocarina) and tried a song I hadn't played yet - the Happy Mask Salesman's own song and the song that had been playing on loop back in Day 4 - the Song of Healing.

I've said this before, but I think of each season as kind We Watch You Sleep of like a nightmare that you might have after reading the original story that it's based on. This creepypasta, written by Brian Russell, centers around a haunted house like no other. Keith lashed out at him, but Jeff ducked and stabbed him in the arm.

In the timeless night, while the convicts fitfully slept, with the aid of a set of stolen blueprints and his new mind reading device, he raided their memories cell by cell at liberty to savor the forbidden thrill of thefts, molestations, moonlit homicides, in secret, without remorse or consequence.

This particular creepypasta titled The Endless Maze is seemed to have been based off of Bomberman, and it follows the character or player as they write entries into their diary on a day to day basis. The rarest of the ingredients, only two Creepypasta stories originally used a video, according to McGuire.