The Five Most Frightening Creepypasta Stories

Creepypasta, short viral horror stories that usually take the form of urban legends, have been around for roughly a decade, being passed around reddit and other forums. Thus, only the mommy and daddy can be "breeding killers", not fictional ghost stories (yes, that is redundant) people post on the internet. I'll post the full thing with my summary of tonight's attempt at playing the game, going to wait for a bit though and see if I can't dig up any information on this Ben guy.

I'm sure you'll hear the sound of his video games or something,” Bridgette stated with very little humor to her voice. I was already wondering how I could politely excuse myself from the situation when he would tell me he had no idea what a video game was, but to my surprise he said he had a few ones in an old box.

The heavy metal door's little window showed only flowing water, as torrential rain slammed against it. Only a very dim, gloomy light filtered in through the rain, but at least I knew it was daytime, even if it was a grey, sickly, wet day. Jeff started walking down the street in his grey-white hoodie splattered with dots of red, feeling narration much better about himself.

While this sparked many theories and creepypastas surrounding Lavender Town and the original Pokémon games, this creepypasta is actually loosely based off a real-life incident involving a Pokémon episode that only aired in Japan in 1997. When the screen came to, it was the same scene as the first three times, except this time Link was lying on the ground dead in a position I had never seen in the game before, his head tilted towards the camera, with the Skull Kid floating above him.

Many YouTubers, including myself and some of my personal favorites, like CreepsMcPasta and Doctor Horror, do dramatic readings of creepypastas. The term is used for amateur horror stories, some of which have gained such popularity that they have become urban legends on the web.