Interesting, this subreddit must be having a little breakout. Just an hour ago I was seeing it for the first time, watching some streamers give dramatic readings.
The most popular ones seem to usually have some clever twist or slightly-hidden realization. Usually overclever.
It's not going to replace r/handjobs.
1: huh! I've been following it for awhile, but I only see the ones that rise to a certain level of popularity, according to whatever dumb algorithm they've got filtering the subreddits I follow.
But yes. They're mostly trying to pack too much into an extended run-on sentence to achieve some gimmick.
Oh, I didn't even mean run-on sentences, though they can run long. I meant twists like this, #11 in all-time popularity.
Oh right. Yeah, they're less like traditional horror and more like horror-themed puzzles that you're supposed to figure out.
(For the rest of you: then people debate interpretations in the comments, and the author weighs in with who got it right.)
The penangglan memorably showed up in Dungeons and Dragons with a terrifically gross black-and-white illustration in maybe the Monster Manual II?
Two-sentence horror kind of reminds me of the Trivial Psychic. "At lunch I treated myself to a vanilla ice cream. But I ate it too fast and got an ice cream headache!"
OP is enetertaining and golden-linked.
"This subreddit must be having a little breakout"
They've done a TV series I think?
12: Wow, I had no idea. (It's the CW, though, so only technically.)
Making them 20 minute episodes seems rather missing the point.