A narrator shares the top 10 freakiest creepypastas, which are scary stories that circulate online. The stories include:
1. "1999" - a Canadian blogger investigates a low-budget TV show that aired in 1999, featuring disturbing episodes.
2. "The Rake" - a creature described in documents from the 12th century to the present, known for its half-human, half-hairless dog appearance.
3. "Where the Bad Kids Go" - a photographer researches an old children's show that used scare tactics, leading him to discover a haunting studio.
4. "The Other Watcher" - a man checks into a hotel and discovers a mysterious room with a pale woman, which is said to be haunted by a ghost.
5. "The SCP Foundation" - a fictional organization that studies abnormal creatures, including a statue-like creature that must be constantly observed.
6. "Jeff The Killer" - a boy who enjoys inflicting pain after being attacked by teenagers, leading to a descent into madness.
7. "Wake Up" - a story about victims of torture who retreat into a fantasy world, where they must find a note to wake them up.
8. "Slender Man" - a mythical creature that causes insomnia, paranoia, and memory loss, known for killing children.
9. "Robert the Doll" - a real-life doll said to be cursed, which terrorized its owner's family and is now in a museum.
10. "Ben Drowned" - a haunted copy of the game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, where a boy named Ben communicates through the game, leading to bizarre occurrences.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A creepypasta is an urban legend or scary story that circulates around the Internet.
2. Creepypastas have become incredibly popular in recent years.
3. The story "1999" is about a Canadian blogger named Elliott who investigates a low-budget TV show that he used to watch in 1999.
4. The TV show "1999" only aired for a few episodes and featured disturbing content, including a live-action scene where a hand stabs another hand with scissors.
5. The show was eventually shut down by the police due to its sadistic content.
6. The story "The Rake" is based on documents dating back to the 12th century that describe a creature known as The Rake.
7. The Rake is a creature that is described as a half-human, half-hairless dog that is said to attack and kill people.
8. The story "Where the Bad Kids Go" is about a photographer who researches an old children's show that he used to watch as a child in wartime Lebanon.
9. The show featured graphic imagery and scare tactics to keep kids from misbehaving, and the photographer discovers that the studio where the show was filmed is still standing.
10. The photographer finds a room with a rusted iron door that is said to be where the "bad kids" go, and discovers a room filled with blood, feces, and bones.
11. The story "The Other Watcher" is about a man who checks into a hotel and discovers a room with no number that he is not supposed to enter.
12. The man looks through the keyhole of the room and sees a pale woman standing in the corner, and later discovers that the room is haunted by the ghost of a woman who was murdered there.
13. The story "The SCP Foundation" is about a fictional organization that aims to understand and catalog abnormal creatures and objects.
14. The SCP Foundation has a website that describes the discovery of many disturbing creatures, including a statue-like creature known as SCP-173.
15. SCP-173 is said to be able to kill its victims by breaking their necks if it is not constantly observed.
16. The story "Jeff The Killer" is about a boy who is attacked by three teenagers and develops a taste for violence after defending himself.
17. Jeff later carves a permanent smile into his cheeks and cuts off his eyelids so that he can avoid sleep.
18. Jeff murders his entire family and disappears into the night, and is said to still be out there looking for his next victim.
19. The story "Wake Up" is about a phenomenon where victims of torture retreat into a fantasy world to escape their pain.
20. In this fantasy world, the victim lives a life that is similar to their normal life, but is not being tortured.
21. The only way for the victim to realize that they need to wake up is through a note that they find in their fantasy world.
22. The story "Slender Man" is about a mythical creature that is said to cause insomnia, paranoia, and memory loss.
23. Slender Man is known for killing children almost exclusively and is said to have been alive for centuries.
24. The story "Robert the Doll" is about a real-life doll that is said to be cursed.
25. The doll was given to artist Robert Eugene Otto in the late 1800s and took on a life of its own, terrorizing his family.
26. The doll now resides in the Fort East Martello Museum in Key West, Florida, and visitors must ask permission before taking its photo.
27. The story "Ben Drowned" is about a supposedly haunted copy of the game The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
28. A young man receives a suspicious-looking cartridge from an old man and discovers that it contains a saved file named "Ben".
29. When the man plays the saved file, strange things start to happen, including the text displaying incorrectly and the music playing backwards.
30. The game eventually displays messages that suggest that a boy named Ben drowned and is now communicating through the game.