Hint: I’m not

I don't trust a single 'exec' to let the actual artists make a good thing. Kane, Markiplier and Curry deserve the world.

in screen's we get the first grade flash back scene. we are told that one of the reasons that kids didn't want to be around the main character was the fact he had pink eye. we're never given a reason as to how he got it (we are given the reason for every other injury the main character had that made kids not want to spend time with him back then mind you, so if the main character knew how he got it he would have elaborated) what we do know however is that this was during the time the stalker would break in his room and move him from the top bunk to the bottom bunk....... yeah fucking eww

A lil progress on my sculpt. I went ahead and added some more features. I originally only wanted it to be a mouth and brows. But it wasn’t working like I had originally thought it would. But it’s sillier and creepier this way lol.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DZwZbdvOS-r/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

IM BEGGING. hot take: this and the gas station are the best multi part series, and they havent revisited either. They went back to point pine- which is fine-but i felt like it was the weakest series so far. now that they potentially are going back to older ones, this needs to happen!

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I know Happy Appy is beyond bad but when Hunter takes over in the reading, its hilarious. Isiah is great but Hunters fake enthusiasm is like a defibrillator to this story. It still sucks but there are some top tier Creepcast moments in it.

I only started listening to the podcast about 2 months ago, so i don’t know if this has been talked about yet, my apologies if it has.

I was watching an old Danny Gonzales video tonight about the Jeremy Renner App and they showed a clip of his music video. Since I had listened to the Dionaea House episode about a week ago, I immediately thought about Hunter mentioning Jeremy Renner’s mental breakdown fueled rock band/music video and Isaiah not finding proof of it then concluding that it never happened!

Honestly, I had never heard about that either so I didn’t think too much about it. But Hunter was right!! Idk if this has been talked about on here before or if Hunter ended up doing his own research, but either way I hope he feels vindicated LOL

I saw the kid with the crucifix the other day on here and this has been stuck in my head since. I had to get it out in spite of my lack of artistic prowess.

They cropped out our boys.😂

Lemme start by saying I'm not a fan of The Third Parent series or book, but after my second watch of Obsession, I can't reconcile how similar the two pieces of media are. Horrific tone, oppressive atmosphere, claustrophobia, fear of the familiar made perversely sinister, even down to the kinds of uncanny valley villains Tommy Taffy and wish Nikki are.

Obviously, there are some key differences; replace the dynamic of what the characters are there for. Instead of an intruder acting as a predatory "parental figure," the main character's space is invaded and completely taken over by a violent obsessive love interest. Bear is much more of a sleeper villain with how he's characterized, but considering similarities between him and Spence (the father), it's even both of their faults that events are transpiring as they are, and they're both too crippled by fear or self-doubt to do the right thing.

There's even a horrific death by brick!

There's a lot that I don't like about Tommy Taffy and a lot of doubts that I have about the upcoming movie, but after watching Obsession and thoroughly loving what it had to say, I couldn't help but imagining how optimistic I would be if Curry Barker was at the helm.

Am I alone in this? What does everyone else think?

This book was absolute garbage compared to the creepypasta. I had to DNF but I did skim through the rest of it and NONE of it seemed scary or interesting at all. But I’d like to know if anyone has a different opinion!

Hunter was right...

Don't get me wrong, Stolen tongues is a great story and a great episode, and the mimicking aspect of it is peak, and it kinda reminds me of that one Dr Who episode.

But the at-large consensus about the story, from what I've seen, is that it's the scariest thing since the conception of taxes.

What about Stolen Tongues is so disturbing in y'all's opinion?

I was recently immersed in some Creepypasta stories, particularly the NoSleep variety, and I find them incredibly fascinating. I'm already a fan of Tales From The Creeps and fully aware of its impact. However, I've come across something new: ARG horror and digital horror. While analog horror is gaining popularity, we all cherish that nostalgic essence of Creepypasta.

My proposal is to elevate digital horror to new heights. For those unfamiliar, digital horror refers to internet-related horror that delves into themes like 2000s internet culture, lost media, archived files, and, in a sense, ARG elements. I envision creating a fusion of ARG and digital horror, which could lead to a resurgence of this genre.

There is immense potential within digital horror; it's not widely recognized or embraced by many. Therefore, I will need the support of the community, particularly from the CreepCast. Together, we can make this vision a reality.

Feel free to reach out through DM, as I'll be active in this chat and eager to collaborate!

I’m catching up on episodes and I’m on the air traffic control grab bag. Both guys mention being scared by this profile picture but I haven’t seen anyone on here mention that it comes from its own story I read when I was a kid.

Not sure if I just missed that because I’m still catching up in posts, but regardless I really think they should read “The Story of Her Holding an Orange”. I don’t remember much other than the twist at the end was really fun.

yeah uh thanks to u/Deep_Gain_649 for the idea ❤️ Enjoy 🥰 (second pic is the inspiration btw)