http://www.youtube.com/user/theLittleFears not new pasta, but good readings of them. She died or something though.

Even if you hate the site with a passion, 4chan's /x/ is pretty much the only good chan one. You just have to wade through a lot of shitty threads.

Most of it has dried up and either moved into video/new media like the Slenderman videos (everymanhybrid, marblehornets) and things like BEN DROWNED or just self starting writers like Josef K.

>>9186

Just got finished watching all those videos. I'd read quite a few of the stories before but having them read out with creepy music portrayed them in a new light.

I'm not sure if she's dead, I looked at some of the dates of her videos and there has been at least one period of absence lasting over 9 months before now. She's probably busy or just bored with it and taking a break.


>Even if you hate the site with a passion, 4chan's /x/ is pretty much the only good chan one. You just have to wade through a lot of shitty threads.
I dunno, it used to be pretty good but lately it's just like a 2nd /b/ board with the odd slightly paranormal thread. There are good threads now and then, but I very rarely see them.

As a mo i approve of this thread

>>9187

I'll be honest and saying I haven't visited 4's /x/ in a while so if it degraded along with the whole creepypasta scene I wouldn't be surprised.

I think it's shifted more to "standard" horror story rather than the campire/urban legend style. The last truly great ones were Ben and The Rake I think. So it's been about a year since I've seen a really great one.

You could check out the pseudopod podcast which is generally well narrated and the host Alistair has smart and introspective intros and outtro. The stories are usually standard short stories though.

http://www.ichorfalls.com/
The source of the classic "Candle Cove" creepypasta.

>>9195

JVK was surprisingly good, it has a lot of ambiguity to it that made me totally suspend my disbelief. A lot of people fuck up on the "is he just going crazy due to obsessing and depriving himself of sleep or is there actually supernatural elements to this?" idea so I always appreciate when a story does it well.

Speaking of people fucking up stories. I thought this one would be worth a good laugh.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rxrYKODrdQ

>>9197
That reminds me of this particularly bad creepypasta (though it's probably a parody).
>>9197">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiwQHOpNufs>>9197

>>9199

Yeah that one is a dramatic reading of a troll pasta same as the John Freeman ones. Still funny though

>>9191
4chan's /x/ is nothing but 15 year olds with tripcodes attention whoring and spam links to streams of video games/movies now. It's kind of sad, I miss the days when there was an active /x/ board that had real content.

SAGE has been used.

A while ago (2 years+), a version of the "Lavender Town" story was posted here, presented in the manner of a scientific study. I wrote a second part to it, describing "visual phenomena" related to the game. You guys bagged on it a bit (all deserved, it wasn't too good), but apparently someone picked it up and reposted it.
http://www.rickey.org/the-lavender-town-syndrome/
Even if i wasn't tangentially related to it, it would still be one of my favorite video game creepypastas.

>>9221
I wrote the first part (by which I mean the first part of the essay-like thing, not the original creepypasta). In truth, I purposely left out explaining a lot of the bizarre phenomena (white hand sprite, etc), because the things that readers would imagine they might be would be vastly more interesting and potentially creepy than any one thing I'd put there). Plus, you run into problems if you try to make something seem more real by describing it more fully and adding more facts about it- and then lose that verisimilitude when someone points out that those "facts" are wrong (the gameboy didn't use .gifs or .swfs, for example). I can appreciate what you tried to do though, so much kudos, chief.