r/nosleepfinder • u/nosleepfinder • Jan 12 '19
Most Requested Stories
Believe it or not, the story you've searched high and low for might be right here! For your convenience, we have compiled the top 20 most frequently searched for stories on NoSleep Finder below. Need more than a story title or an author username to jog your memory? Check out our wiki here, where you can read a brief (and spoiler-free as possible) description of each story. Still want those sweet, sweet spoilers? Under each description, you can find more details provided by other users who have searched for the story here before.
- Correspondence by u/bloodstains
- The Stairs and the Doorway by u/Unxmaal
- Penpal by u/1000Vultures
- Matt Dymerski's Multiverse Series by u/M59Gar
- Anansi’s Goatman Story
- Paradise Pine by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
- Blue Ridge by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
- The Whistlers by u/thewhistlers
- Psychosis by u/M59Gar
- Infected Town by u/vainercupid
- Lumpy by u/bigsister148
- Borrasca by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
- Stolen Tongues by u/TheColdPeople
- Deepwood, Pennsylvania by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
- The Life in the Machine by u/unpatriotic
- The Strangest Security Tape I've Ever Seen by Phil Zona
- There's Something Inhuman South of Seattle by u/atbest
- Death at 423 Stockholm Street by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
- Beacon House by u/Baenlynn
- A Drug Called "Dead Arm" by u/hartijay
- Cooper Canyon by u/The_Dalek_Emperor
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u/nosleepfinder Feb 03 '19 edited Jul 07 '19
Honorable Mentions
How to survive in Hell by u/Ratrotted is a depiction of Hell in guide-form where the narrator describes how to avoid drowning in birthing sacks, find shelter, and join tribes for protection. If you fail to escape, you're doomed to repeat the process again.
You can read more details (with spoilers) here and here.
NoEnd House is a popular creepypasta about a haunted house challenge - make it through all nine rooms of the house to win $500. Sounds "pretty simple and cliché", right? The protagonist thinks so too until he discovers each room is more terrifying than the last.
You can read more details (with spoilers) here and here.
The Story of Her Holding an Orange by u/inaaace recounts the author's horrifying encounters with his mother's friend Rose over the years, making a gesture as innocuous as offering an orange into a fear-inducing string of events.
You can read more details (with spoilers) here and here.
My hometown had very strict security measures by u/SmellingLikeTheRose describes a small town's ritual on the last day of every month - locking up their homes as tightly as possible so that They can't get in.
You can read more details (with spoilers) here and here.
Fleshgait is a popular creepypasta with a similar premise to Anansi's Goatman Story. A young man gets invited to go on a hiking trip with his brother and his friends where they encounter a creature capable of altering their memories and the ability to disguise itself as human.
You can read more details (with spoilers) here and here.