[SFM Creepypasta] Hunted

[stefanm.]

"And though I agree this story sounds far-fetched and crazy..."
*Proceeds to tell a very believable story with not even a single supernatural element*

[lordlammi]

"but the idea of using it on a person seems horrifying to me"
So clearly this was when he had a lot of feelings, before he became a professional, with standards.

[ianjackson]

I like this. This one is scarier because it has no supernatural events.
This is one of those rare stories that could legitimately happen to anyone in real life.
That’s the scariest part about it all, that it’s so realistic.

[lemon_bread]

"scary man kills someone and is caught"
this creepy pasta in 7 words

[krisvsthewrld]

This actually seems real. It all makes sense: some guy in the woods in full black clothes and a mask, dragging a bag with a dead body, and, for the first time in my life, the main guy calling police in a creepypasta.

[minerpig]

This was great but the demomans scream kinda killed the mood 9/10

[toastedprocastinator]

this is an suprisingly good creepypasta, uses realistic aspects without an single piece of supernatural activity, and it makes it more horrifying as this could actually happen to anyone tbh...

[bigjosh]

Guy: *spins around* *gun shot* Killer: *screams* AHHH SAVINYA.

[timtimtim]

2:39 look on left side and you see sans
3:15 you see slender in middle

[herbivorethecarnivore]

While, in general, this is good animation quality (I certainly can't do this good), you really deserve credit for the animation at 3:32. The fluid movement, the way nothing clips, and despite how fast it is, it looks completely real.

[Berserk_]

Your animations are Gold but the fact you put the Demoman scream made me laugh so hard xD

[twltheakumaandoni]

The stories with realistic aspects and no supernatural forces in some ways are the most scariest. Though the chances of it happening to you are improbable, it is not in the realm of inplausible, and the thought that the story could've ended differently is some what fightening, especially if it were to happen to you. Would you have been able to do the same to escape your impending demise? Would you be able to have that same ounce of luck as the story teller?

[Liminaial]

Man looks at the sniper
Sniper: *IM SHAKIN IN MY BOOTS*

[spacegnome]

Man the fact that its animated makes it more spooky

[princereyes]

"Category: Comedy."

Wait, this is American humour?
**forced worried laughter**

[calciferal]

The papyrus figurine on the desk surprised me, a welcomed surprise, but I honestly couldn't get over the idea of the professional sniper playing undertale and just smiling at the scene where you stare at the "stars" with monster kid

[ItsyourboyPJ]

man, dreams manhunts are getting out of hand...

[DerpySnake]

The footsteps sounding old and the chair sounding like a creaking shipping container are two things that I actually really, really love for some reason. They feel so out of place yet so fitting at the same time.

[RBComics]

Easter Eggs I've found thus far:
Papyrus
The Smile face from "Watchmen"
The Tardis

[Inferno]

I truly like this story. It wasn't some monster, some supernatural entity...it was just another human. And we humans can be far more dangerous then something that hides in the dark. Our creativity, how cruel we can that just just defended yourself from not a unfeeling monster but an actual human being that took joy in this, had a conscious and could stop but didn't...its a special kind of fear. I guess thats what makes slasher flicks so effective. Its easy to just say 'man just blast him!' But not everyone is ready to just turn a gun on someone and pull the trigger, its a serious matter even if its self-defense.