Slender Man, who is arguably the most well-known Creepypasta character, is the reason the two Wisconsin 12-year-olds allegedly attempted to fatally stab their friend: in order to pay tribute to him.

Creepypasta, on the other hand, is copypasta’s evil mirror, the spookier version of terrifying tales that end on the creepiest note possible—their horror often enhanced by their brevity, their ...

The SCP Foundation started as a niche internet horror project but it quickly spread like a digital virus, reshaping online ...

Most creepypasta manufacture their own authenticity. In that sense, it’s like “The Blair Witch Project,” 2.0: The possibility that they just might be true is usually built in, ...

Creepypasta, online horror stories about urban legends, written by multiple authors, had been a popular phenomenon for years before the “Slenderman stabbing,” but suddenly the mainstream media ...

The Classics. If you ask the internet for the best of creepypasta, you’re going to get lists of the same seven or eight stories: Jeff the Killer, BEN Drowned, Smile Dog, the Russian Sleep ...

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It recently occurred to me that, for all the discussion of freaky creepypasta you and I have done here over the past few months, we’ve never gone in depth about what creepypasta is. I mean, yes ...

Creepypasta represents a kind of industrialised refinement of [weird fiction] art. It is a networked effort to deliver dread in as efficient a way as possible, with the minimum of extraneous matter.

An ambitious show that tackles complicated psychological horror, Channel Zero can be considered the ultimate form of fan fiction for the internet’s best spooky stories.

Despite all this tension and drama, We’re All Going to the World’s Fair is not a zippy thriller. Instead it has the cadence of one of those video installations you might wander into at an art ...