Reddit’s R/NoSleep community is one of the most consistent hubs for original, entertaining, shit-your-pants long-form horror stories. Since launching in March 2010, the subreddit has consistently ...

Anyone who knows anything about Reddit has heard of r/NoSleep. It's one of the most popular and successful subreddits on the site, and attracts readers and writers from all over the world. Writers ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Crowd-sourced fear is in demand. Oral traditions, in which village historians weaved tall tales to preserve the stories of their ...

Oral traditions, in which village historians weaved tall tales to preserve the stories of their people — many of them ghost stories — have evolved and migrated onto the internet. On Reddit, “the front ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Scary stories aren’t the stuff of campfires and sleepovers anymore. For adults who still enjoy a good spook, the internet is the ...

Horror streamer Screambox, in collaboration with Cineverse and its horror division Bloody Disgusting, has unveiled “Tales From the Void,” a new horror anthology series based on stories from the ...

A man didn’t shower for 21 years because she was always watching. A high schooler’s best friend wouldn’t stay dead. A programmer brought more than just a game to life. These aren’t your average ...

Warner Bros. Discovery, Inc. (NASDAQ:WBD) has secured the rights to adapt the wildly popular r/NoSleep story "I Pretended to Be a Missing Girl So I Could Rob Her Family," originally written by Joe ...

Freelance animator Marcus Kliewer was already having a rough year when the pandemic hit. Supported by a Canadian unemployment program, the Vancouver resident decided to pour his energy into writing ...

Viral scary stories from Reddit will be coming to life in a new series headed to horror streaming service Screambox. Cineverse has acquired the exclusive streaming rights to “Tales From the Void,” an ...

Director Jane Schoenbrun makes their feature film debut with “We’re All Going to the World’s Fair,” an exploration of isolation, loneliness, comfort and identity through the use of creepypasta — ...