Previously: “School Rumors” And The Monster In The Basement. In July of 2020, a single video appeared on a recently-registered YouTube channel called 4TH WALL. The video, titled “He is MISSING : Continue Reading > about The Weird Part Of YouTube: Unraveling The Mystery Of 4TH WALL’s Nakata Family & Their Extremely Haunted House
Tales
Creepypasta Of The Week: “7:05,” Or, Leave That Anonymous Text Message Alone
Previously: “The Mechanical Cassandra.” This week, an older, somewhat mysterious story, in that we don’t know who its original author is or where it was originally published. It’s called, quite Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “7:05,” Or, Leave That Anonymous Text Message Alone
Creepy Wikipedia: The History And Folklore Of Corpse Roads, The Paths Of The Dead
Previously: Karsikko Trees. Scattered across England and the UK are a series of remote paths wending their way through the countryside — paths along which the dead once walked. Not for nothing are Continue Reading > about Creepy Wikipedia: The History And Folklore Of Corpse Roads, The Paths Of The Dead
Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Mechanical Cassandra,” An Automaton Horror Story For The Ages
Previously: “The Black Quill.” This week, a bit of a longread: “The Mechanical Cassandra,” a creepypasta that wraps up the unnervingness of the uncanny valley with the horrors of prophecy, plus a Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Mechanical Cassandra,” An Automaton Horror Story For The Ages
UI-Likes And You: 22 Eerie Video Games That Take Place Within A Computer Interface (Plus A Few More)
Previously: Free Itch.io Horror Games. What would you do if you stumbled upon a computer that wasn’t yours? One that had been seemingly abandoned, or given to you under unusual circumstances? Continue Reading > about UI-Likes And You: 22 Eerie Video Games That Take Place Within A Computer Interface (Plus A Few More)
Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Black Quill,” Or The Perils Of Writing An Autobiography
Previously: “One Million Viewer.” Memoirs are tricky things. Or, perhaps more accurately, the act of writing a memoir is a tricky thing. How do you know your life’s story is something others would Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “The Black Quill,” Or The Perils Of Writing An Autobiography
Creepypasta Of The Week: “One Million Viewer,” An Internet Cautionary Tale
Previously: “Lake Of Pumpkins.” You’re all wise enough not to entrust any of your valuable information to an odd and seemingly untraceable website, right? I certainly hope so — otherwise you might Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “One Million Viewer,” An Internet Cautionary Tale
Creepypasta Of The Week: “Lake Of Pumpkins”
Previously: “The Perfect Video Game.” Note: Click here for content warnings. This week, a tale that’s not terribly long, but that’s terribly effective all the same: “Lake Of Pumpkins,” a Continue Reading > about Creepypasta Of The Week: “Lake Of Pumpkins”