If you were a child on the Internet in the early 2010 years, it is likely that you had a phase in which the Creepypasta stories kept you awake at night and trust me, brother, has dropped a video that perfectly captures that era.
In its animated retrospective, seven of the most disturbing crepypasta revisits from her childhood, weaving them together with personal memories of pajamas parties, scarcely illuminated computer screens and that type of fear that only internet could provide.
“In this video, I reflect on Creepypastas that terrified us as children. I also immerse myself in 7 original gruesome pasta that were frightening, terrifying and dark to say not anything else. In each segment it summarizes the crepypasta, I reflect on how well it was well written and discuss its cultural meaning.”
Each item is more than a simple reinterpretation at the surface level, it is a meditation on how these disturbing stories have modeled the relationship of a generation with horror.
Of course, no list would be complete without a slender man on top of the graphs. “This is probably the only climpasta in the list that your mother has good chance of recognizing due to the amount of mass of halloween costumes and only popular media and if you have not yet guessed it, I am obviously talking about the Slenderman.”
The strength of the video lies in its mix of nostalgia, criticism and genuine admiration for the genre. Whether you are revisiting these digital bonfires or discovering them for the first time, it is a fascinating watch that captures the strange and spectral power of the internet narration.
By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant
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