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Fun YouTube Channels for Creepy Content


In keeping with my October/Halloween theme, this post will showcase some of my favorite YouTube channels I watch and subscribe to for creepy content. 


BEDTIME STORIES

This channel is simply amazing. They offer top notch storytelling, paired with great artwork, music and sound effects to tell their stories. The channel covers everything from true crime, to ghosts, unsolved mysteries, cryptids and strange creatures, aliens and the paranormal. Each episode features one particular case, such as Dogman sightings, creepy stories from Nightshift workers, the Kentucky Goblins, the Skinwalker Ranch, etc. Bedtime Stories is one of the absolute best channels for spooky content. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Bedtime Stories - YouTube



BEYOND CREEPY

What sets this one apart from other paranormal storytelling channels is that it features rare, lesser known incidents and encounters. The host, known as Mr. Black, details some odd alleged true stories that range from very bizarre creature sightings, to time slips and glitches, and UFO encounters, most of which you've probably never heard of. If you want to hear about paranormal stories that are different than the usual known ones, definitely check this channel out.

Beyond Creepy - YouTube



KING FROSTMARE & FROSTMARE TV

These 2 channels are hosted by King Frostmare, who narrates over clips that he finds on the internet and sent in by viewers of strange, alleged ghost sighting and other such phenomena. I tend to find that he posts more interesting clips, as opposed to some cheesy lame ones that I find on other channels. Both of his channels are worth checking out.

KingFrostmare - YouTube

FrostmareTV - YouTube



LIGHTS OUT PODCAST

This channel is very good, with 2 brothers who sit in a room and discuss alleged true stories of hauntings, serial killers and other strange cases. The main host, Josh, has a very soothing voice that's perfect for a podcast. It was on here that I first heard the true story of the Devil made me do it case, which the 3rd Conjuring film was based on. Lights Out Podcast is a quality channel.

Lights Out Podcast - YouTube



CRIMINALLY LISTED

This channel has the narrator detailing true crime stories. I find the monotone voice of the narrator, paired with the very creepy background music, to be quite effective. It also includes photos of victims and perpetrators, and other such information. I recommend this one for true crime buffs.

Criminally Listed - YouTube



BAILEY SARIAN

This final recommendation is one I recently discovered earlier this year. The host, a cool tattooed chick named Bailey, details true crime stories while she puts on make-up. Yes, a very odd combo, but I find that it works. She's also quite eccentric and funny in her narration. When I first came across one of her videos, I initially thought "WTF?!?" only to find myself drawn in, realizing how unusual and cool she is as a host, detailing the creepy, horrific details of crimes while applying mascara and eyeliner. Fun stuff, indeed!

Bailey Sarian - YouTube


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