What are your favourite creepypastas /x/?
Personally I love Borrasca, The Afterlife Experiment and The Showers.
Squidwards Suicide
the schizo one
>>17092864
Which is that?
>>17092797
was the afterlife experiment real?
Psychosis
Penpals
House with the painted doors
The strangers
Thumps
The Blank revolt
The ice diaries
Borrasca would be my favorite if it wasn't for the shitty last paragraph.
>>17092991
What was bad about the last paragraph?
>>17092941
Yeah
We solved the mysteries of death
>>17092797
Is that Johnny Rausch?
>>17092991
That was gay
snes godzilla one
it shits the bed right before the end tho
>>17095215
Yeah I agree, your stories are much better.
>Ted the Caver.
Well, at least the original one. Apparently there's a poorly written sequal, but I've never bothered to ruin the story by looking for it.
>"Operation Stingray" is pretty good too considering how obscure it is.
Soft White Damn fucked me up for a couple of days
>>17092991
>Psychosis
Did you read the sequel? Should be on the creepy pasta wiki named the Asylum series. It's a super long read but just as good as Psychosis.
I heard the guy wanted to actally make a legit book out of it but nothing ever came of that unfortunately.
>>17092991
I fuckin love Penpal
the Infected Town series has kept me hooked but it's one of those that needs to end now before it gets too stale
>>17092797
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>No Jeff the Killer
It's like you guys haven't even read the classics.
>>17098204
jeff the killer is the most overhyped creepypasta I've ever read, 1/10
are there any good pastas that i dont have to read? i like it better when someone is reading it out, creating an atmosphere and sucking me into the story, something like the russian sleep experiment
>>17098341
I'm looking for some more good YouTube pasta as well. You can find most of the even mildly popular pastas read aloud on there already. ChillingTalesForDarkNights has some good OC, but they do sometimes get carried away with using voices that are almost comically 2spook4u.
I love The Puppetmaster's Regime, all three of them. The author really creates a certain atmosphere around the story.
