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[Kitchenyou10sull]

Entry 14 was by far the scariest one for me. I can rewatch all other entries, but I have to this day not been able to re-watch entry 14 since the first time I've seen it.

[NTC2191]

i remember when i first watched entry 6 where slendy just kinda drifts past the window... for me that was by far the creepiest and scariest one. however i really enjoyed all the earlier entries in season 1 because nearly every 1 of them contained the slendeman somewhere in the background and it was fun wondering what was going on and why certain things were happening.

[JiingJiing]

I think I was hooked with Entry #2 when Slendy jerked his head towards the camera, and also entry #4 (??) when we see Slendy gliding past the window, looking in. But my top moment in which I was "Oh shit, there goes for sleeping tonight" was when Tim/Masky got in to Jay's room as he was sleeping and was just sitting on the dresser, staring at the camera.

[surprise sex zella]

I agree with JiingJiing. That would have to be the most scary moment for me.

then again I'm easily scared. Any time their camera's or audio starts playing up my heartbeat goes off the charts.

[Owlish]

This sounds really weird, because it's not a jump-out-and-scare-you moment, but one of the most chilling parts for me was in one of the early entries (I don't remember the number, sorry), where Jay writes, "There's something I failed to mention...I started filming myself the way Alex did." (That's paraphrased, obviously). When I saw that, my stomach sank, and I remember thinking, oh shit, nothing good can come of this.

I also find waiting for Slendy to show up really scary--almost scarier than when he finally makes an appearance. I'm always scanning the backgrounds of shots and pausing the video to examine dark areas.

[Toxicxhazard]

Entry #5 - Oh lalalalala just talking BABBAZBZBZBZZBZBBTBTBTBTBTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

[Spakken]

When I first started watching, I blazed through the entries at a mile a minute. I watched the first season and some change in a couple days. Then Entry 37 came out and I started reading the wikidot transcripts before watching the videos because creepy deep voices at a birthday party just freak me right out.

The worst part was that I was watching these with a friend who couldn't stand any of the audio distortions, so once those started showing up, I'd have to watch the video and note when the distortions were happening, then watch them again with her with my finger on the mute button so she could watch them. It's no wonder I didn't sleep for a couple days.

[Unia]

My first one is probably more a personal thing, the first time I was watching the series, I came to Entry #21.
At that point I had become so incredibly paranoid after all that I had seen that I just couldn't watch it.
"I still don't know why you didn't take anyone with you, dude.

HyperCubed4 1 year ago 2576"
I just couldn't do it.
The way you had no fucking clue as to what was even behind that tower, not to mention inside, combined with my paranoia made me click the video away at the point that he was about to look around the first corner of the tower.
Of course this has more to do with the series as a whole, but to this day I still feel incredibly uneasy watching that entry.

Another one is Entry #12. Not because of the scary factor of The Operator standing there, it wasn't even scary the first time I saw it.
But after I started to understand the story of the series a little more, and the timeline, it makes the scenario a whole lot more creepier.
The Operator, just standing there, Alex and the rest of the crew not even knowing what horrible future lies ahead of them. "Hey, buddy...", instant goosebumps for me.
Also Entry 22 & Entry 23 as a whole, fuck dark, crumbling houses.
Come to think of it, if I had watched 21 on the first run, and continued through to those 2, I would have never slept again in my entire life.

Those are probably my top 4 in no particular order.

[hughesta74]

[Katniss]

totheark videos, Indicator was the worst.

Entry #40 when the Operator appeared.
Alex's entries when the Operator appears; the house ones, the one when he's sleeping and the door opens, then one of the recent ones.
Tim's first appearance in the house, then at Jay's house.
and Entry #26 is by far the most fucked up scary one. that was insane.

[Hylianhero777]

I'm going to have to say almost any entry when slendy shows up. I mean honestly, they all just terrify the hell out of me. But the scariest ones by far for me were Entries 6, 14, 18, and 40. Those all made me leave the room and only come back around an hour later after I had made sure to turn on every light in the house.

[tijde]

Fucking Admission. #14 too, because I have issues with half-open doors, but man. Fucking Admission. D:

[Blank_Zero]

[rand__althor]

I've yet to give my thoughts on this subject. Which moments do I find creepiest, most terrifying?

Most of these moments are from season one. Entries 1 and 6, with Alex noticing the Operator just outside his house. As I frequently wander around my house late at night with no lights on, that's quite scary.

Entry 14 had the Operator sneaking in the open door of Alex's room. I always keep my bedroom door closed when I sleep, but even still, that terrified me.

Anything involving J's exploration into Brian's house scares me. The thought of wandering around an abandoned wreck of a house like that (he did that twice at night, and alone, the idiot) is scary. Entry 18, with our first sighting of Timasky, that just made the whole thing creepier. Imagine exploring an abandoned house like that, alone, and suddenly you see a creeper like that that attacks you. Gah, no thanks.

Also, anything that happens in that basement. Entry 22, J's trip down there in 23, just, no thanks. NOPE!

Entry 24, with the surveillance footage from J's apartment, where he films himself sleepwalking, and the door that doesn't lead where it's supposed to. That is frightening. Sometimes I wake up and feel achy, and the thought that I don't know what I do when I sleep....freaky, frightening.

Season two hasn't had that many scares on that level, for me, personally. I guess it's because of things I can relate to. The characters go on to do things I can't relate to, in season two. I've gone and explored abandoned houses, sometimes on my own. I've read House of Leaves, and had weird dreams about houses like that. True, I'm not being stalked by Slendy, but still. There's more I can relate to and imagine happening from season one than season two.

[Blank_Zero]