Video Tag
Every video tagged “creepypasta” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
97 videos
This video features a narrated reading of H.P. Lovecraft's classic short story 'The Cats of Ulthar,' presented by the Haunt Former channel with atmospheric background music. Lovecraft is introduced as a pivotal and complex figure in horror literature, and the tale itself weaves together themes of magic, feline mysticism, and dark retribution. The production is part of a broader horror narration series on the channel alongside creepypastas and original scary stories.
This episode of the Campfire Storytelling Podcast is a retrospective review of the 2018 Slenderman film, delivered from the perspective of a self-described creepypasta fan. The host breaks down why the movie failed to do justice to one of the internet's most iconic horror legends. It runs roughly 33 minutes and blends casual podcast-style conversation with pointed film criticism.
This short teaser video announces an upcoming build series centered on a custom, life-size Jeff the Killer prop. The creator hints at a detailed, multi-part series documenting the full construction process. No build techniques or materials are shown yet — this is purely a preview of content to come.
This short video is a fan-made horror piece inspired by the Five Nights at Freddy's universe, exploring the dark lore surrounding Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. It appears to be part of a larger series examining FNAF storylines, including theories and prequel content related to the game's fictional murders and the infamous Bite of '87. The creator leans into the creepypasta aesthetic of the source material to deliver an atmospheric, lore-driven experience. It sits more in the fan-film and horror storytelling space than traditional Halloween haunt content.
Haunt Former celebrates Edgar Allan Poe's legacy with a dramatic narration of 'The Tell-Tale Heart,' the iconic 1843 psychological horror tale. The reading is accompanied by atmospheric background music to enhance the eerie, unsettling mood of the story. It sits within the creator's broader library of narrated horror stories, creepypastas, and Halloween-themed content.
This video is a narrated creepypasta reading of 'How to Trap a Leprechaun' by MakRalston, performed by the Haunt Former channel. The story plays on Irish folklore and the legend of leprechauns, presented as a set of unsettling instructions for capturing one. It falls within Haunt Former's broader catalog of scary story narrations and creepypasta content rather than being a Halloween prop-building or haunt-production tutorial.
This video is a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Doors,' presented as part of the Haunt Former channel's Haunt Stories series. The tale centers on a newcomer to a family who encounters an unsettling, malevolent presence on a particular Wednesday. Atmospheric music and stock footage accompany the narration to heighten the horror mood. It sits within a broader Halloween-themed channel that also covers prop builds, reviews, and haunt content.
This entry in the Haunt Former 'Haunt Stories' series presents a narrated reading of the creepypasta 'He's Waiting For You,' accompanied by atmospheric music and stock horror footage. The video leans into slow-burn dread and psychological tension rather than jump scares. It sits at the intersection of Halloween culture and horror storytelling, making it a mood-setting piece for fans of the genre.
Haunt Former returns with a podcast-style triple critique covering three creepypasta stories: 'The Harbinger Experiment,' 'The Strangest Security Tape I've Ever Seen,' and 'Prayerbot.' Each piece is analyzed and discussed through a horror-enthusiast lens, examining what makes the stories effective or lacking. The episode marks the revival of the creator's critique format after a year-long hiatus.
This short official trailer promotes Maranatha, a suspense novella by Mak Ralston of the Haunt Former channel. The clip is a cinematic teaser rather than a how-to or haunt-building video, serving purely as a promotional piece for the author's fiction work. The novella is described as containing mature themes, horrific situations, and adult language.
This video presents three narrated ritual-themed creepypasta stories curated for Halloween season listening. The lineup covers the Boogeyman Ritual, Channel Infinity, and the well-known One-Man Hide and Seek, each centered on forbidden or dangerous supernatural rites. The narrator delivers the stories with atmospheric audio to enhance the horror tone. It functions as seasonal Halloween horror entertainment rather than a how-to or haunt-building resource.
Haunt Former narrates three short horror stories drawn from Reddit and creepypasta sources, curated as seasonal October listening. The lineup includes 'Please Don't Fear the Reaper,' 'Humans Can Fly,' and 'The Greatest Honor,' each delivering a distinct sinister tone. Atmospheric background music from multiple composers underscores the narration throughout the roughly fifteen-minute runtime.
A Halloween tradition returns with five narrated horror stories sourced from the creepypasta community, spanning haunted houses, eerie rituals, and unsettling encounters. The roughly hour-long compilation is designed as a sit-back listening experience for Halloween night. Stories are drawn from multiple authors including the channel creator's own work, with atmospheric background music enhancing the mood.
This is a narrated creepypasta horror story set on Christmas Eve, following Detective Schultz as he investigates a disturbing claim that a young girl was taken by angels — corroborated by multiple eyewitnesses. The story, written by MakRalston, blends holiday atmosphere with unsettling supernatural horror. Haunt Former delivers the narration with mood-setting background music. It sits firmly in the tradition of festive horror fiction rather than Halloween prop-building or haunt design content.
This video is a narrated creepypasta story written by MakRalston, centering on a Valentine's Day-themed serial killer who wrestles with his troubled romantic history. The channel host reads the original fiction piece aloud, accompanied by atmospheric horror music. It sits squarely in the horror narration genre rather than the hands-on Halloween prop or haunt space.
This very short community poll video asks viewers to share their favorite Creepypasta character, with Slenderman and Jeff the Killer excluded from consideration. It appears to be a casual audience-engagement piece rather than a tutorial, walkthrough, or build video. The content is loosely Halloween-adjacent through its focus on horror folklore characters.
This video is a narrated reading of the creepypasta story 'Comet' by MakRalston, performed by the Haunt Former channel. The tale begins with what appears to be a Christmas Eve sighting of Halley's Comet but unravels into something far more sinister and disturbing. Atmospheric background music accompanies the narration to heighten tension and dread. It sits within Haunt Former's ongoing 'Narrated by Haunt Former' horror story series.
A short anthology-style horror narration video featuring three technology-themed creepypastas read aloud by the host. The stories explore unsettling scenarios tied to everyday digital experiences — advertising, messaging, and ASMR content. Atmospheric background music and stock visuals accompany the readings to heighten the mood.
Haunt Former narrates a fan-favorite classic creepypasta titled 'Gateway of the Mind,' delivering a voiced performance of the well-known internet horror story. The channel host — also a published author and creepypasta writer — presents the tale with atmospheric background music to heighten tension. At roughly six minutes, it offers a compact, self-contained horror listening experience suited for fans of the genre.
Haunt Former narrates an original Halloween horror story titled 'Vampire Teef,' written by the channel's creator MakRalston, as a seasonal celebration of the holiday. The roughly 46-minute audio-style presentation is accompanied by atmospheric background music and reads like a classic creepypasta tale centered on vampiric themes. The creator is also a published horror author, and the full written story is available on the Creepypasta fandom wiki. This is pure horror-fiction entertainment rather than a how-to or haunt-industry video.
This short-form video from Haunt Former presents three urban legend stories told in a classic late-night horror narration style. Atmospheric music and stock footage accompany the tales to heighten the spooky mood. The channel invites viewer submissions, suggesting an ongoing community-driven storytelling series. It sits at the entertainment end of the Halloween content spectrum rather than the instructional side.
Haunt Former counts down their personal top 5 urban legends and horror folklore figures, covering well-known cryptids and internet horror phenomena. The short video touches on classic creatures like Bigfoot and Mothman alongside creepypasta staples such as SCP-173, The Rake, and Slenderman. It appears aimed at haunters seeking thematic inspiration from popular horror mythology.
Haunt Former presents four short horror stories read aloud in a spooky narration format, paired with atmospheric music and stock footage visuals. The segment runs approximately five minutes and covers unsettling supernatural and monster-themed tales. The channel invites viewer story submissions, suggesting an ongoing community-driven series.
A short horror narration video featuring three creepypasta stories read aloud with atmospheric music and stock visuals. The three tales — centered on an old lady, an unsettling crowd scenario, and a bad dream — are sourced from established creepypasta archives. The presentation leans into classic late-night campfire storytelling energy, designed to unsettle before bed. It sits on the periphery of Halloween content, produced by a channel that also covers haunted house builds and prop reviews.
