Previously: "A Game Of Tag." Written by prolific Creepypasta Wikia author HopelessNightOwl, “Lost Episodes Can Be Found Again” is quite a recent creation; it was uploaded to the wiki on Apr. 24, Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Lost Episodes Can Be Found Again”
The Most Dangerous Games: Frequently Asked Questions, Vol. XIV
Previously: Frequently Asked Questions, Vol. XIII. It’s been a hot second since our last FAQ, and we’ve had quite the influx of questions since the last one, so hey, guess what? It’s time for Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: Frequently Asked Questions, Vol. XIV
The Most Dangerous Games: Kurokami-sama
Previously: Lightless City. Note: Please don’t copy/paste or republish the text of this post on other websites without permission. As you may have guessed from the title, the Kurokami-sama Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: Kurokami-sama
Old Things Made New: Horror Riffs & Re-imaginings To Read, Watch, And Play
Previously: Unconventional Indie Horror Games. I say often that while I can usually take or leave old things, I have a deep and abiding love of new things that are made out of old things. Continue Reading > about Old Things Made New: Horror Riffs & Re-imaginings To Read, Watch, And Play
Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: La Llorona, The Weeping Woman
Previously: The Red Room Curse. Type: CC (Corporeally Challenged). Period/location of origin: Unknown, Latin America. Subject’s roots run so deeply that it is difficult to pinpoint precisely Continue Reading > about Encyclopaedia Of The Impossible: La Llorona, The Weeping Woman
Creepy Wikipedia: Phantom Social Workers
Previously: The Burning of Bridget Cleary. (CW: Child abuse, abduction.) In the 1980s and ‘90s in both the United Kingdom and the United States, a terrifying rumor was passed around in parenting Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: Phantom Social Workers
The Most Dangerous Games: Lightless City
Previously: The Triple Mirror Game. Note: Please don’t copy/paste or republish the text of this post on other websites without permission. The ritual game known as “Lightless City” belongs to Continue Reading > about The Most Dangerous Games: Lightless City
How Does It Work?: Automatic Writing, Motor Automatism, And The Unconscious Mind
Previously: Dowsing And The Power Of Expectation. We’ve all seen scenes in movies or read about them in books where someone drifts off, daydreaming, only look down and find they’ve written or drawn Continue Reading > about How Does It Work?: Automatic Writing, Motor Automatism, And The Unconscious Mind