It recently occurred to me that, for all the discussion of freaky creepypasta you and I have ... lent an extra dose of realness to the tale. “Smile Dog,” for example, centers around this ...

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 Experiment ...

If there's any story on this list that best captures the message "be careful what you wish for," Smile Dog is it. The creepypasta deals with an image posted on an old bulletin board system back in ...

First they were called chain emails, and they were sent by people like your weird aunt who always wore a Big Dog t-shirt ... s most popular genre is Creepypasta, bits of copy-and-pasted text ...

It's a win-win." Granted, one core element of Creepypasta has evolved as the community of storytellers has matured, leading to one big apparent contradiction. Despite the genre's origins in copy ...

Probably not. Is it fun? Decidedly. The video is part of a growing phenomenon making its way around message boards and e-mail chains called “creepypasta” bite-sized bits of scariness that ...

A person who makes a debut looking extremely like the famous creepypasta monster, “Momo,” who has been an internet icon for quite a long time. Dandadan Chapter 168 sees Momo start to make ...