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No clue why, but the only ones that ever got me was 1999, Candle Cove, and the one about the (I'm definitely misremembering the details here) middle-eastern kid who remembers this weird children's show he used to watch and, years later, ends up visiting the abandoned studio where it was filmed and finds out that the kids were being kept in a concrete box with a microphone and their screams were used for the shows outro(?).
Other than that, Borrasca gets honorable mention for being the most legit creepy pasta, but I never thought it was so scary when it was coming out.
The Candle Cove story had a slightly different version called the Bubbles and Gurgles show or something like that. Always did feel like I truly experienced that
Well damn that Borrasca one was a fucked up story, just finished it
Borrasca is fucked up, but not scary
I don't know man... As a girl, that shits pretty freakin scary when you considered people in the world are fucked up enough to do this shit in real life
Borrasca is definitely the creepiest one because of how plausible it is.