Movie Night

Movie Night

Movie Night: story facts
Published on Creepypasta.com June 2012
Length 189 words · about 1 minute to read
Story level Micro
Reader rating 6.7/10 from 446 votes
Category Beings and Entities
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Rating: 6.75/10. From 446 votes.
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How scary was it?

You were excited for this day. You should be after all, you’ve been working hard. You deserve to have some fun. For tonight, you planned a movie night with a couple of old friends. Horror movies, as was customary since your younger days. You all watched with wide eyes and shaking hands, while cracking jokes and denying feeling any fear. Nobody wants to be the wimp, right?

It was around 4 AM when the last movie stopped, and everyone headed home, leaving you all alone. You jumped at the creaks and moans which seemed much more noticeable after the night of ghosts and gore. Eventually, you decided to go to bed, but not before one last trip to the bathroom.

The walk seemed long and daunting, as it always does after a night of scares. You kept looking back, checking for something lurking in the shadows. You knew you were acting ridiculous, but the feelings seemed to linger. Not even sleep would calm your mind. You tossed, turned, and mumbled all throughout the night. No sense in denying it, I know you did.

I saw you.
Credit To: Derek

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56 Comments

  1. Me Likey. I hate wasting a 1/2 hour on a pastanovel only to be jipped at the end but this was short, sweet, and all the creepier for being easy to relate to. When I have this feeling I come back from that late-night last bathroom break expecting to see a shadow outside my front door (but don’t say you know, you’ve seen me).

  2. O.O woah. Very nice pasta with an unexpected twist. I thought this would be just another “Guy has scarathon>friends leave>guy alone>guy scared>guy gets eaten by monster from film.” pasta. BUT IT WASN’T! Good job. Freakiest part is, my friends and I have a party like this once every couple of weeks o.o

  3. I found it stranger that my name was being credited. No, not Slenderman, Derek is actually my name.

  4. didnt have me looking over my shoulder like some people but i liked it. its very relatable for the vast majority to be quite paranoid after scary movies. and you basically said “what if there’s a reason?” in my opinion quite good despite being short

  5. I really like this, nice and short, while very meaningful and true. Except I do that every night >.>

    It actually made me look over my shoulder once.

    Or twice. -.-”

  6. i thought the intention wasn’t for it to be scary, more of a creepy twist at the end. the way it was written was interesting! i had to re-read it to understand the twist.. it was clever

  7. the big mistake was that you start telling the story like if at the end there was something more scary, but in the end you make a stupid intent to make yourself like a gost, serial killer, or a monster searching a prey, to bad

  8. Some of the criticism on this story is much too harsh. I myself thought this story was actually a pretty good read. We can all relate to being a bit squeamish after watching horror films, and the last sentence really gives one the feeling that their fears are with valid reason. The twist ending gave me the chills. Isn’t that what stories on this website are supposed to do? A Pasta doesn’t have to be very long to be effective, it just has to be written well. I fell like this one accomplishes just that. Well done.

    1. its a short great pasta ok? why do you think its dumb, please elaborate (Warning, I may never ever ever see your reply :( sorry)

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