- [Matthew] Eh, eh, heh.
Hah!
Just trying to give you an idea of
where we're going with this.
Okay, first off, let's just state the obvious.
The internet is a weird place, who would have guessed?
Since you're here, my guess is that
you probably already knew that,
but do you really know just how weird
the internet actually is?
Between looking up Pinterest recipes and surfing Facebook,
you may have come across some cringey posts,
but we ain't talking about no how to make some
Christmas cake pops today, mmm-mmm.
Today we're talking about those websites
that are best described as a nightmare wrapped
in a whole lot of nope.
Why these websites exist is not for
any one sane person to try to figure out, yet they exist,
so prepare to clear your browser history,
because these are the 10 creepiest websites on the internet,
part two.
(goofy laughter) No, but in all seriousness,
if you're under 18, please do not visit any of these sites.
They will mess you up.
Number one is The Cannibal Cafe.
Okay, let's see here, man seeking woman, low body fat.
Please bring own fork and bib, oh what?
Though it's been shut down multiple times,
the Cannibal Cafe can still be found in multiple forms
across the web.
This site is all about one thing, providing forums
to people who actually want to be eaten
to connect with real cannibals
who are highly interested in eating them.
These incredibly short but intimate, uh, hook-ups
are not the only creepy thing happening
at the Cannibal Cafe.
You can also find stories on how to make people
taste delicious, recipes for cooking basically
every body part, and even what wine pairs best
with your inside.
So if you ever want to know which body part tastes the best,
you know where to look.
Number two is Best Gore.
Those who visit the site are recommended to
not have eaten any time recently.
That's because when you visit bestgore.com,
you're staring at the worst, and I do mean the goriest,
stuff that you have ever seen.
The entire site is one big database of images and videos
of gruesome deaths, suicides, brutal murders,
graphic executions.
Literally nothing is too disgusting for this site.
In fact the images are so graphic,
I literally can't show you anything,
so here's a picture of a unicorn.
From decapitations to human shish kebabs,
this is the stuff of nightmares.
I cannot recommend strongly enough
that you avoid this website.
It is honestly and truly disturbing,
unless you're into that sort of thing, Clarise.
Number three is Take This Lollipop.
Talk about unsetlling.
Created by film maker Jason Zada,
this interactive online experience
plays out as a movie starring you.
Connecting to your Facebook profile,
it centers on a Facebook stalker, a skinny, crazed,
middle-aged man, and follows him as he brings up
your account, and eventually tracks down your home
using Google Maps.
The film continues with the stalker driving towards
what's seemingly your home with pictures of you
and your Facebook friends taped to his dashboard.
Zada made this interactive adventure as a part of a PSA,
hoping to show people how posting
too much personal information online
can have dangerous consequences.
Wouldn't you like to let me watch while you sleep?
Number four is The Fifth Nail.
Some websites let you watch videos,
and some let you communicate with your family and friends.
Oh, it's just so nice.
And then some bring you into the twisted mind
of a murderer.
That's exactly what The Fifth Nail is.
It's a blog written by the criminally insane fingertips
and brain of Joseph E. Duncan the Third,
who murdered multiple people before being caught
on June 2nd, 2005.
The blog recounts as many of Duncan's actions
and how he felt about them, including full confessions
to sexual assaults and his history of being
sexually assaulted as a child.
It is a truly scary glimpse into the mind
of a deranged man.
Kinda like my YouTube channel.
Number five is Joy of Satan.
While there are many websites out there devoted to Satanism,
demons, or of course, the devil Lucifer himself,
very few of them go to the depths of darkness
that thejoyofsatan.org goes to.
In addition to calling the king of hell
all kinds of loving names and giving him all the
possible support an online forum can,
Joy of Satan also offers spells such as ones to communicate
with the devil, methods to give your soul over to
the true father of creation, and even descriptive
step-by-step instructions on how to summon a demon.
Oh, and of course if you have a couple extra dollars,
they encourage you to donate for the promotion
and advancement of Satanism (goofy evil laughter)
You know, just if you have some money laying around.
Number six is Ana Boot Camp.
Whenever you hear about a website devoted to
eating disorders like anorexia or bulimia,
the first thing you probably think of is a supportive site,
with positive motivating body positive posts.
Yeah, that is not the case with anabootcamp.com.
This website is actually despicable
in pretty much every way.
It preys on the doubts and self-consciousness of people
and aggressively encourages them to do whatever it takes
to make themselves thinner.
Though pages on this website claim it's meant to reinforce
healthy eating habits, the messages it delivers
makes this one of the darkest places
you can possibly go online.
This is especially true if you're worried about your weight.
Number seven is Death Date.
Few websites are more chilling than one that literally
predicts the exact moment that you're going to die.
Deathdate.info is a dark, morbid site that asks you to
enter your name, age, height, and weight
before spitting out the estimated moment which it thinks
that you're going to die.
Going further with your results, Death Date also provides
you with three words that it says are related to your death
in some way.
For example, freeze, accident, or suicide.
I'm not doing this, but I would hope that mine would be
something like sleep, drooling in a happy state,
just smiles.
That's not gonna happen, is it?
Number eight is World Births and Deaths.
Part of the appeal of this website is that
it brings some joy to the world by seeing how many
births there are, except the same page just seems to
bring a chill up the collective spine
of the Earth's population.
Worldbirthsanddeaths.com gives you, the viewer,
live updates on every reported baby being born
and every person who dies, complete with daily postings
of which country saw the most death each day.
Imagine when your life ends, a tiny red dot
is going to appear over your home country.
This one's for all the people obsessed with
population fluctuations, but all I see is
how much death there is in the world,
and it's freaking creepy.
Number nine is White Enamel. Ugh.
Once considered the scariest game on the internet,
White Enamel is an interactive site which operates
as a choose your own adventure type of game
in a haunted, abandoned mental asylum.
It uses everything from images to eerie audio recordings
to out of tune pianos and deranged screaming,
all couple with inserted video clips.
While the creators, Restoration Ruin Pictures,
claim that it was just marketing
for a fictional documentary they were making,
many claim that it was actually more of a psychological
experiment, but either way, it's a very unsettling place
to go online.
And number 10 is Goodbye, Warden.
On this site is a collection of 538 things said by inmates
in Texas as their final words before being executed.
The list dates all the way back to 1982,
and contains both apologies for the murders
that the inmates committed, and very convincing claims
that they were completely innocent.
It's hard to imagine a website creepier than
one full of last words of the deceased,
especially when some of those words have come
from the individuals who were wrongly convicted.
So those are the 10 creepiest websites on the internet,
part two, and I know that a bunch of you are more curious
than you are afraid, so, good luck.
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