“Now a Major Motion Picture” Sticker Added to Creepypasta

Now a Major Motion Picture sticker on the Backrooms.

Basically unreadable.

From a bush somewhere on the web, I can now confirm that creepypasta fans are freaking out over the recent addition of a sticker onto some of their favorite creepypastas. Fans are taking to the internet to voice their displeasure with the sticker.

“Oh my god, it’s so ugly,” wrote u/FeetinBio, on the No Sleep subreddit. “Can I just enjoy my favorite creepypasta without this annoying sticker? To make things worse, you can’t even take it off. This has completely ruined the experience for me, and I may never read a creepypasta that’s been turned into a movie, ever again.”

Some fans are going to extreme measures to remove the sticker.

“I photoshopped it out,” wrote u/FootinMouthandOtherPlaces in another post. “I just cross-referenced a screencap of the original creepypasta, which I had saved on my computer. Now I no longer have to look at that god awful sticker. If anyone wants a copy of the shopped version, just let me know.”

Film executive and sticker fan, George Willhouse, thinks fans are overreacting and should embrace the new addition to their creepypastas. 

“Why would you read something, when you can just go watch the movie,” said Willhouse in an Instagram video earlier this week. “Who reads anymore, anyway? Once I got interns, I stopped reading completely. If you’re that bothered by a sticker and still feel the need to read the source material, why don’t you go ahead and just get yourself an intern. Problem solved.”

At press time, a sticker had been added to every creepypasta ever made. The bush I hid in for this scoop was a Slender Rosebush.


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Nick Coffman

Nick Coffman is the Editor-in-Chief at The Hollywood Time$. He is also co-founder of The GG Tribune. If he’s not trying and failing to clear his Steam backlog, then he’s probably writing something that will receive 2-3 angry comments.

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