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* ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve: In "[[http://www.bogleech.com/creepy/creepy15-Bigbetty.html Big Betty]]" and its spinoff "[[http://www.bogleech.com/creepy/creepy18ihatesnowmen.html I Hate Snowmen]]", inanimate objects are granted sapience simply by humans giving them names and personifying them.
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* AntAssault: In a [[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy-ants story from 2013]] by William Robinson, ants go from attacking each other to launching an all-out war on humanity.
* AntWar: In "Ants" by William Robinson, ants use tools against a rival colony. Before long, they start attacking humans too.
* AntWar: In "Ants" by William Robinson, ants use tools against a rival colony. Before long, they start attacking humans too.
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* ChristmasCarolers: PlayedForHorror in "[[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy13-achristmasperil A Christmas Peril]]" by [=Vague1=]. A group of Victorian looking carolers are {{Humanoid Abomination}}s that attack the protagonist.
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* EvilIsDeathlyCold: In "[[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy-theamundsenscottincident The Amundsen-Scott Incident]]", the temperature constantly drops lower and lower as things get worse.
* HellishHorse: The subject of "[[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy13-anequinequestion An Equine Question]]" is creature resembling a horse, but it has hair thick enough to be used as rope, can talk like a human, and will apparently survive decapitation.
* HellishHorse: The subject of "[[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy13-anequinequestion An Equine Question]]" is creature resembling a horse, but it has hair thick enough to be used as rope, can talk like a human, and will apparently survive decapitation.
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* {{Santabomination}}: The inflatable Santa in [[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy-inflatable a story]] by C. Lonnquist. It has a disturbing SlasherSmile and kills a cat to eat it.
* SlasherSmile: The {{Santabomination}} in [[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy-inflatable Inflatable]] has one described as "a death mask strapped to an innocuous face".
* SlasherSmile: The {{Santabomination}} in [[https://bogleech.com/creepy/creepy-inflatable Inflatable]] has one described as "a death mask strapped to an innocuous face".
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* AbandonedArea: Many examples.
* ArtifactOfDoom: In one story, an antique journal turns out to be written in a FONT of doom.
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including Jenne Kaivo's The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
* ArtifactOfDoom: In one story, an antique journal turns out to be written in a FONT of doom.
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including Jenne Kaivo's The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
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* BeastInTheMaze: Uncle Frank.
* CreepyLongFingers: A detail of the ultimate fate of the narrator's friend in Louisa Francesca.
* CreepyLongFingers: A detail of the ultimate fate of the narrator's friend in Louisa Francesca.
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* ChildByRape: Horrifically used in Cassie Heath's The Chalken Faeries.
* DontGoInTheWoods: Used in, among others, The Rat Dog.
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* NatureIsNotNice: Gleefully explored in a number of ways.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: An interesting example in Feral Dogs.
* PumpkinPerson: Skilevaks is an absolutely unique example, taking its inspiration from an odd Halloween decoration celebrated in Bogleech proper.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: An interesting example in Feral Dogs.
* PumpkinPerson: Skilevaks is an absolutely unique example, taking its inspiration from an odd Halloween decoration celebrated in Bogleech proper.
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* SoleSurvivor: The narrator in The Eldritch Neighbor
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* CreepyCrows: A flock of intelligent, and apparently religious, crows are the focus of A Murder Of Crows.
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* SoleSurvivor: The narrator in The Eldritch Neighbor
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* TheFairFolk: 2018 semifinalist's Eldritch and The Eldritch Neighbor features one [[spoiler: as the main antagonist]]
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* EldritchAbomination: Played straight and subverted multiple times every year. In 2016, one winning example was They Don't Have Tentacles, about an artist specializing in illustrations of a Cthulhu {{Expy}} who finally sees her in his dreams, learns how her author failed to convey her, and becomes a new vessel for bringing her worship to our world. Brought upon quite literally in 2018 semifinalist's Eldritch and The Eldritch Neighbor.
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* EldritchAbomination: Played straight and subverted multiple times every year. In 2016, one winning example was They Don't Have Tentacles, about an artist specializing in illustrations of a Cthulhu {{Expy}} who finally sees her in his dreams, learns how her author failed to convey her, and becomes a new vessel for bringing her worship to our world. Brought upon quite literally in
* TheFairFolk: 2018 semifinalist's Eldritch and The EldritchNeighbor.Neighbor features one [[spoiler: as the main antagonist]]
* TheFairFolk: 2018 semifinalist's Eldritch and The Eldritch
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* EldritchAbomination: Played straight and subverted multiple times every year. In 2016, one winning example was They Don't Have Tentacles, about an artist specialising specializing in illustrations of a Cthulhu {{Expy}} who finally sees her in his dreams, learns how her author failed to convey her, and becomes a new vessel for bringing her worship to our world.world. Brought upon quite literally in 2018 semifinalist's Eldritch and The Eldritch Neighbor.
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* FridgeHorror: At first, Let Cake Eat Them seems like a simple story about a living cake consuming the participants in an office party. The cake was delivered by a bakery mix-up, though, implying that somewhere else, another party is ruined by an inert, lifeless cake which puts up no fight at all.
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* SpidersAreScary: Almost never played straight. Spiders are generally regarded quite sympathetically.
* {{Squick}}: Jacob Roberts' Old Me initially invokes this reaction, only to become surprisingly sympathetic.
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* SpidersAreScary: Almost never played straight. Spiders are generally regarded quite sympathetically.
* {{Squick}}: Jacob Roberts' Old Me initially invokes this reaction, only to become surprisingly sympathetic.sympathetically.
* {{Squick}}: Jacob Roberts' Old Me initially invokes this reaction, only to become surprisingly sympathetic.
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The [[http://http://www.bogleech.com/creepy/index.html/ Creepypasta Cookoff]] is an annual event hosted by ''Website/Bogleech'', ''Website/{{Bogleech}}'', encouraging readers of the site to create and submit their own works of short horror fiction in various formats. Winning works are published at the top of the archive with a short commentary from Jonathan Wojcik, but all works are published in the yearly archives, which stretch back to 2012. Most works are prose fiction, but some other submissions include poetry, comics, short video and more.
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* Don'tGoInTheWoods: Used in, among others, The Rat Dog.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: In one story, an antique journal turns out be written in a FONT of doom.
* BeastInTheMaze: Uncle Frank.
* CreepyLongFingers: A detail of the ultimate fate of the narrator's friend in Louisa Francesca.
* CreepyLongFingers: A detail of the ultimate fate of the narrator's friend in Louisa Francesca.
* Don'tGoInTheWoods: Used in, among others, The Rat Dog.
* FridgeHorror: At first, Let Cake Eat Them seems like a simple story about a living cake consuming the participants in an office party. The cake was delivered by a bakery mix-up, though, implying that somewhere else, another party is ruined by an inert, lifeless cake which puts up no fight at all.
* NatureIsNotNice: Gleefully explored in a number of ways.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
* NatureIsNotNice: Gleefully explored in a number of ways.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
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* NightmareFetishist: Following PumpkinPerson: Skilevaks is an absolutely unique example, taking its inspiration from an odd Halloween decoration celebrated in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
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*[[Squick}}: SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror: Some of the funniest works also manage to be the spookiest.
* SlidingScaleOfUndeadRegeneration: It'll be hard to imagine a form of undead regeneration not depicted in one of these works.
* SpidersAreScary: Almost never played straight. Spiders are generally regarded quite sympathetically.
* {{Squick}}: Jacob Roberts' Old Me initially invokes this reaction, only to become surprisingly sympathetic.
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* SlidingScaleOfUndeadRegeneration: It'll be hard to imagine a form of undead regeneration not depicted in one of these works.
* SpidersAreScary: Almost never played straight. Spiders are generally regarded quite sympathetically.
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* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
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* AbandonedArea: Many examples.
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including Jenne Kaivo's The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including Jenne Kaivo's The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
* ChildByRape: Horrifically used in Cassie Heath's The Chalken Faeries.
* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: An interesting example in Feral Dogs.
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The ''Creepypasta Cookoff'' [[http://http://www.bogleech.com/creepy/index.html/ Creepypasta Cookoff]] is an annual event hosted by ''Website/Bogleech'', encouraging readers of the site to create and submit their own works of short horror fiction in various formats. Winning works are published at the top of the archive with a short commentary from Jonathan Wojcik, but all works are published in the yearly archives, which stretch back to 2012. Most works are prose fiction, but some other submissions include poetry, comics, short video and more.
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* Squick: Jacob Roberts' Old Me initially invokes this reaction, only to become surprisingly sympathetic.
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The ''Creepypasta Cookoff'' is an annual event hosted by ''Website/Bogleech'', encouraging readers of the site to create and submit their own works of short horror fiction in various formats. Winning works are published at the top of the archive with a short commentary from Jonathan Wojcik, but all works are published in the yearly archives, which stretch back to 2012. Most works are prose fiction, but some other submissions include poetry, comics, short video and more.
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!!This website provides examples of:
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
* AuthorAppeal: As the stories are all written by members of the Bogleech fandom, they tend to cover the same sorts of themes covered on the rest of his site, such as parasitism and sympathetic attitudes toward monsters.
* EldritchAbomination: Played straight and subverted multiple times every year. In 2016, one winning example was They Don't Have Tentacles, about an artist specialising in illustrations of a Cthulhu {{Expy}} who finally sees her in his dreams, learns how her author failed to convey her, and becomes a new vessel for bringing her worship to our world.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
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!!This website provides examples of:
* AlluringAnglerfish: Multiple stories over the years, recently including The Night Light, a short story where childhood fears seem to summon a gulper eel into a family home.
* AuthorAppeal: As the stories are all written by members of the Bogleech fandom, they tend to cover the same sorts of themes covered on the rest of his site, such as parasitism and sympathetic attitudes toward monsters.
* EldritchAbomination: Played straight and subverted multiple times every year. In 2016, one winning example was They Don't Have Tentacles, about an artist specialising in illustrations of a Cthulhu {{Expy}} who finally sees her in his dreams, learns how her author failed to convey her, and becomes a new vessel for bringing her worship to our world.
* NightmareFetishist: Following in the theme of the main Bogleech site.
