Everybody loves a good scary story, but what if some of those stories turn out to be true? I narrate creepypastas and other horror stories. Perfect for those late nights and rainy days. Sit back and try not to get too scared.
This episode of Mr. Creeps presents a creepypasta-style horror story written by Williswallis about a Coast Guard worker in Alaska who must follow mysterious, unspoken rules to survive their job. The premise suggests a workplace horror narrative set against the isolated, dangerous backdrop of Alaska's coastline. The…
Worth it if you enjoy atmospheric horror stories set in isolated workplaces and trust the Mr. Creeps narrator to deliver engaging performance on a thin premise.
Mr. Creeps presents a creepypasta-style horror story about a protagonist's experience at an unsettling hospital governed by mysterious and ominous rules. The narrative appears to follow the classic creepypasta format: a first-person account of an ordinary situation that gradually reveals itself to be deeply wrong and…
Worth it if you enjoy creepypasta narrations and don't mind the familiar format of first-person horror accounts with mysterious institutional settings.
Mr. Creeps presents a creepypasta story titled "Follow the RULES," written by Brian Maycock. Based on the minimal show notes provided, this appears to be a horror narrative centered around a dangerous game or set of instructions that listeners are warned not to engage with—hence the emphatic "Don't play it!" framing.…
Worth it if you enjoy straightforward creepypasta readings and don't require innovative storytelling or production polish.
This Mr. Creeps episode presents a creepypasta-style horror story titled 'Wanna play?' written by Blackvolumes. The narrative appears to center on a protagonist who encounters a mysterious board game and, through their choices or negligence, fails to follow its rules—presumably with supernatural or sinister…
Worth it if you're a dedicated creepypasta fan seeking new readings of community-written horror or enjoy Mr. Creeps' production style, but risky for casual horror listeners without more details about quality.