"Milk Teeth" award winning creepypasta by Colby Newton ― Chilling Tales for Dark Nights

[@NoMoreNever]

This story should have been a survival-horror game. Listening to it was like seeing a movie; the hospital scene in particular stood out. The fear was almost palpable in this one. Loved it!

[@sherllymentalism4756]

Aye, I should get my friend to make it in a few years after he masters the art of game making well maybe for than a few but he's a tek wizard

[@FortressWolf97]

Project:Void Well then your friend should also to be able to set up good graphics and detail in order for it to be the most horrifying.

[@TrustedOne143]

@@sherllymentalism4756 aye it’s been 6 years where’s da game bruh?

[@sherllymentalism4756]

@@TrustedOne143 oh my time goes so fast it's scary

[@TrustedOne143]

@@sherllymentalism4756 where’s the game lol

[@lakamokolaka]

The singing added to the creepiness of the story, it was very well done

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

lakamokolaka We're very glad you enjoyed that touch. Alicia Pavlis @ LeshaMusic will no doubt appreciate your kind words! She is the wonderful singer in those parts. Want to hear more of her? Check out this story she narrated on her own: "I'm At Your Bedroom Window" by Maya Ellert | the best & scariest creepypasta readings ever!

[@bc1284]

okay I have noticed a lot of posts asking why this is called milk teeth and what are milk teeth. The term milk teeth is a term for the first set of teeth a human gets also known as baby teeth. In the verse saying when milk teeth grew no more this line refers to the end of all human births. no babies being born = no more milk teeth grow.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

bc1284 You are a shrewd mammal.

[@ericad528]

Thanks

[@Psychchck]

Couldn't have said it better my self.

[@SamuraiGoth]

I havint heard this in years and my opinion hasn't changed. This is one beautifully original and moving story

[@burntblonde2925]

Wow!! I forgot how amazing Heather Ordover is at voice acting...not just narrating! And the story...is truly terrifying...not a dull moment...held me captive the entire time!!

[@samuelfradanmark]

Batman Shivering in the corner. Alfred comes in and sighs. "Did you watch Chilling tales for dark knights again?" Batman nods and weeps.

[@sherllymentalism4756]

sounds like a messed up fanfic lol

[@Emper0rH0rde]

I've had a lot of time to ponder this story, and here is my interpretation. The whole thing is a horrible nightmare Claire is having, stemming from her anxiety about becoming a mother. In her dream, the world is ending, which represents how when somebody becomes a parent, their life as they know it is over, and their whole world changes drastically. (It could also represent how the world is in a huge mess, and it's a hell of a time to raise children when it's so uncertain the world as we know it will still be there when they grow up.) She doesn't know whether she is carrying a human or a monster, which is emblematic of her uncertainty of the kind of person her child will turn out to be. She has lost her husband; a manifestation of her anxiety about being a first time mother - she has never raised a child before, and she feels alone, because her husband doesn't know how to be a father, either. In this dream world, women are giving birth to monsters, because in the real world, many children grow up to be monsters. But some women are giving birth to normal human babies, and that represents her hope that in spite of all her fears and anxieties, and the frightening uncertainty in an unsafe world, everything will be all right. And finally, we don't know whether she gave birth to a human or a monster in the end, because she is still pregnant, and hasn't met her child yet, and because that is when she wakes up. The way I see it, this is sort of a feminine counterpart to the David Lynch film 'Eraserhead,' which is symbolic of a man's apprehension about fatherhood.

[@ciarajeanr]

I like this 😆

[@elliotmoore1123]

Wow that is a lot of typing!

[@greywalker505]

To sum up my thoughts on this interpretation, I’ll quote Ben “Yahtzee” Croshaw. “Phew! I’m not tense anymore. Now I’m just miserable. Hooray!”

[@localbuzzkill1760]

I’ve been stuck on this story since it was first released. I come back and listen to it probably once a year or so, it’s become such a key memory of my childhood. I was only 13 when I first heard it

[@sportsmusic114]

Ok, that was definitely one of the best stories I've heard on this channel to date, IMO. The suspense was killer, the narration was fantastic, the imagery was vivid, yet left just enough to the imagination. Like I could see this being made into a movie. So good, keep making stories like this!

[@nikkigreer1385]

(this is an edited one now that I'm hearing it again) Their bellies had all flattened, and none had come to seed Upon the breath of every man, dark words to be free Then the month of May, when milk teeth grew no more Until the night the dryness ended, seed replaced with spore A perfume musk of poison, deception none could name And through the blood it came to be, for a world who was to claim

[@ConfettiExplosion]

How was this only the 2nd runner-up? This story was amazing!

[@deviantartfemcel]

Better then what won that's for sure

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

creepsthepony Many of the entries from March were amazing. We intend to produce and feature many more of them. Stay tuned!

[@deviantartfemcel]

I'm glad to hear that

[@herbieagueda3612]

What was the first

[@sycokid666]

Her voice is so calm and soothing.

[@NoLifeButMyOwn]

That outro music is fantastic.

[@nickledesma7165]

Thank you very much! You might want to check out my band at www.penrosestairs.com we make a lot of creepy experimental rock and electronic stuff like this

[@Faraklin]

wow that was a great story, great storytelling and spooky singing

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

***** A lot of the entries from the March contest were FANTASTIC, and we will be producing quite a few of them, but only the 3 winners were guaranteed production by the end of April. We hope you enjoy some of the others, as they come out.

[@novaphonix8284]

This story will pull you end, it's very climatic from the beginning. A very well written story!

[@TrueUnderDawgGaming]

Damn! I shouldn't have kept hope for a good ending XD

[@littledevilgirl3544]

this is the first story that made me fear for my well being. And the song thing made it ten times creepier and the narration was just perfect.

[@elios559]

This is my favorite story by far... That's a first.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Glad to hear it, Tyler Leon

[@DrLove0109]

I really think she got pregnant or infected through the doctors blood in her mouth during the birth in the hospital. Somehow that creature remembered her and or knew what was inside of her like some type of parasitic telepathy.

[@syloherbie]

but the time gap doesn't add up

[@Alhazzred01]

DrLove0109 that's not what happened at all. It wasn't the same one, they're everywhere. They've pretty much replaced humanity. Out hunting for survivors.

[@herbieagueda3612]

But it took her ten years to give birth after that event in the hospital?

[@on1230]

One of the best stories I have ever heard in Chilling Tales. Solid world building. Superb writing.

[@radman2256]

has anyone made this into a short film already? I can just imagine it being awesome as it was narrated ^_^

[@Alhazzred01]

Radman it's children of men with monsters

[@crankyshaman4531]

How original, I loved it!

[@vanessajohnson4633]

This is one of the very first Creepypastas I ever listened to and after I heard this I was pretty much hooked on them that goes all the way back till like 2014 or something so I've been listening for almost ten years now! LOL 8 years to be exact and I still love hearing Creepypastas and creepy true stories as well.

[@boonejones7373]

I remember when I first described to this channel back before it had more than a thousand subscribers. It grew fast.

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Boone Jones It's been a fun trip!

[@sherllymentalism4756]

Chilling Tales For Dark Nights the person who sang deserves a Oscar or something, did you use auto tune because if not then she really was a gem

[@nickledesma7165]

Project:Void Nope, no Autotune. I prefer to keep it far away from my productions whenever possible.

[@darklush4002]

I thought This one should have won!!! This story is really good!! the production Just made the story that much better!!! The song is really creepy!!

[@juliancavz8983]

Yeah, this story was actually scary. The story that won "Terminal" wasn't scary at all.

[@ericduran6250]

Totally awesome and worth listening to. This story took me there. I do not know what happened at the end but I feel bad for the baby and the mother. This was a tale of full term abortion or baby murder with a twist.

[@DaganRose]

Just heard this...5 years after being done...but fantastic story!!! And narration as well. 😈😀😇

[@BlackClericNarrationVA]

I am disturbed... Excellent job

[@awkwardukulele6077]

The really creepy part for me is the hospital scene, cause it took me a good minute to realize the mother of the “child” was mentally infirm, and that the likely reason she was pregnant was because she was abused by one of the doctors, who presumably used the absence of pregnancies as an opportunity to avoid retribution. The fear of the doctors seems to be partially a fear that one of them is a monster, different from the children, but monstrous all the same

[@user-rt8fh4fk8f]

I love stories like this, where the implications of the story and its ending are more terrifying that the events within. Plus I'm so tired of the typical creepypasta recipe. "The tall skinny pale faceless monster chased me omg omg omg." Fck me.

[@SimplyAnime101]

Have you ever done, or considered doing, classics? I'd love to see someone do The Pit and the Pendulum or The Most Dangerous Game like this.

[@christopherduncan986]

Amazing story. I loved it. I guess the babies were like zombies or something like that.

[@Kiwi_Tea]

Parasites. Insect like if I am not mistaken

[@Krobeles]

I dont normally get creeped out nor seriously ratteled by these, entertaining though I find them still. This one though... I dont know if its Ms.Ordovers stunning narration or the dreadful subject matter at hand, but this story has me in tatters much more than any other piece of horror fiction has, including movies, that one might otherwise suspect benefits from a visual aid. This is an amazing story, and an amazing performance. Well done!

[@syloherbie]

when I first heard this story o couldn't hold my own son for a week !!! so no its not you

[@Alhazzred01]

Krobeles take children of men and add monsters.

[@Alhazzred01]

Herbert Agueda wow, you're a shit parent.

[@shadowhalk225]

Who is this woman? Best narrator I have ever heard hands down!!

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

shadowhalk225 That is Heather Ordover. We love her, too :)

[@Porceliankitty]

Great video!! Loved the narrators voice and she sings wonderful. Loved the sound effects as well. So so eerie and chilly

[@AnubisTheMaster]

i like this narrator :) very nice voice that is nice to hear

[@mochimaws3571]

hey chilling tales for dark nights, you deserve an award! like there are scary I wont sleep tonight XD

[@joellewis2704]

I heard half of this story in my sleep.. but then i woke up :( lol I could see what was happening first hand as if I were there. It was incredible! Pretty scary though but I don't care. I just got read a story in my sleep. Wow. Yall need to try it. Your brain creates images for everything the narrator says! Your brain turns her words into a dream... except this was kinda nightmarish... but still cool. Heather Ordover.. you reached me in my dreams. You have that pretty of a voice!

[@Disciple_of_Cthulhu]

Happy birthday, Alicia!

[@superlemonsama8794]

That was fantastic!!! Definitely in my top 5!

[@nazmunnahar3857]

simply breathtaking

[@cindyoreolover9873]

Was this story taken down for a bit? I tried finding it awhile back and could not find it at all anywhere. It's one of my favorite stories so I'm glad to see it here again

[@Kojoanna]

Good story and narrator

[@courtneyfashionboutique4077]

What happend did she die? Why was that thing watching her?

[@catpeach326]

wow. Great story.

[@Mayeur000Donz]

Hello. Do you guys know any books in the similar vibe to creepypasta? Preferably with the atmosphere but now the gore. 'Trying to fetch some gifts, and the person in question is a big fan of the Paranormal Activity films, so I was hoping you guys could recommend something. Think stuff where the scares come from what you don't see, rather than what you do.

[@kw819]

Mayeur000Donz I used to have one of The Mammoth Books of Horror. I believe it was this one encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSNXOiDCinDLYA9bISUJemM0jVFgMY0bVzNdWBphKvUiutdHjT_ (If you're wary of clicking a link from a stranger on youtube, it's "The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror by Stephen Jones". Note that "New" was about in 2003.) I had read it a while back, but the stories were my gateway into Creepy Pastas, having the same vibe. It's a series of short stories, though. It's also quite big, if I remember correctly. An actual Creepy Pasta-esque novel...well, the closest I can think is "What the Night Knows" by Dean Koontz. It's a detective story, with many effed-up and paranormal factors. Hope that helps =)

[@Benicetoghosts]

+Mayeur000Donz I know its an old post but I just recently got "The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories." Its a collection of "strange & dark" short stories everything from H.P. Lovecraft, George RR Martin, Stephen King, Mervyn Peake, Algernon Blackwood & tons more. www.amazon.com/Weird-Compendium-Strange-Dark-Stories/dp/0765333627/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1454688707&sr=8-1&keywords=compendium+of+dark

[@Mayeur000Donz]

Sash Carter Thanks!

[@kw819]

Eh, lovercaft feels more like documentaries to me. Don't get me wrong, I love his stuff, but it doesn't quite go to the slightly-cheesy-yet-good levels good creepypastas go to.

[@Alhazzred01]

Mayeur000Donz anything by lovecraft

[@blakeskelton]

This was really good.

[@oopie9532]

So, was the thing outside the window just waiting to see if her baby would be human or not? That would explain why it stopped trying to break into the bus anyway...

[@tylertotten6746]

This is so haunting. It should have won!

[@chipperleon7204]

Bloody outstanding

[@lon242]

2nd runner up? Wow. This was great.

[@darkbunglex]

I enjoyed this one but I do feel the almighty power of the condom somehow alluded the minds of this hypothetical world.

[@eekdcat2570]

So is that like supposed to be Ariel singing from my little mermaid and were they mermaid parasite imposters spawning?

[@Snowy_Weather]

That song, is that a song that already existed, or was it made up by the author of this story?

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Snowy Stoat If you're referring to the sing-songy rhyme, it was written by Alicia Pavlis (the melody, that is). The lyrics were by the author of the story.

[@Alhazzred01]

Snowy-snow that should be pretty damn obvious.

[@Mayeur000Donz]

Do you guys have any stories like something out of Lovecraft? A "Mountains of Madness"-esque story would be great. :~)

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Mayeur000Donz We have actually done a few H.P. Lovecraft stories, narrated by Otis Jiry, and will be doing more in the future. As for "Mountains of Madness," would you like us to do that one specifically? As for Lovecraftian-style stories, you may enjoy this one: "Home From the Sea" by William Meikle | the best & scariest creepypasta readings ever!

[@Mayeur000Donz]

Chilling Tales For Dark Nights I actually have a collection of Lovecraft stories at home, I just wondered if anyone on here had written any stories like him. But "Home from the Sea" sounds great; I was also going to have if you had any scary stories about life at sea. Cheers. :~)

[@nickledesma7165]

Chilling Tales For Dark Nights I would gladly volunteer to produce At The Mountains of Madness

[@Musabre]

Chilling Tales For Dark Nights It's as if lovecraft's tales were written for audio! The slow burn effect they have is absolutely thrilling to listen to. Any more of lovecraft would make my year :D. (Perhaps our legendary Otis would be up for the task?)

[@nickledesma7165]

Musabre I have a Lovecraft story on deck to produce, but for the moment it's been postponed to work on others. I'm psyched to do it I'm just waiting for the OK so keep bugging us haha

[@xcookiieloverx]

Chilling Tales For Dark Nights I would love to find the Melody in this video .It's very catchy

[@AGC517]

Nice story..

[@MegaCatlady66]

good story and good narattive

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Ambiguous endings are difficult. The trick is to give enough information for the viewer/listener/reader to come to his/her own conclusions, but withhold everything else. This story, unfortunately, was unable to do that - it withholds *everything* - and the ending makes no sense. "It was exactly what she had expected"? What on earth does that mean? What *was* she expecting?

[@Naivuren]

She was expecting it to be a monster, one of them. But her husband still had hope that it would be a normal baby, a human, from the stories they heard. So she didnt kill herself 'till it was born and she was sure.

[@Emper0rH0rde]

Naivuren That's awful... It's fun to be scared, but when sadness comes into the picture, it kills me.

[@sgauden02]

Naivuren Actually, I think the original story left it ambiguous wether it was a monster or normal.

[@TheMightySnakeBoy]

Wow. That was amazingly terrifying, I had the screen turned off with my eyes closed and I was imagining it, and oh my god.

[@XkitkatersX]

Damn that ending song (not the rhyme thingy) was fantastic. I wanna know what it is but I can't find it in the description?? Maybe I'm just not looking hard enough......

[@nickledesma7165]

It's just a song I made for the video. It was originally supposed to be background music for part of the story but I got asked to move it to the end because it was distracting. Thanks!

[@dreamsprayanimation]

I wonder what story won this contest.

[@CornOfTheBreads]

I thought the poem part was rather clever in its symbolism especially the line about from seed to spore. but a rather simple story the sound affects make it less vague. I feel like based off the words alone, the ending would have been more open to interoperation, weather she was expecting a normal child or a mutated one.

[@sgauden02]

Corn Bread I think the original story left it ambiguous what her child was.

[@YourWeirdAunt]

Corn Bread Well when you consider that the first birth she witnessed resulted in the immediate death of the mother, and that our narrator seems to have survived child birth and had the presence of mind to be prepared to defend herself from and or kill a mutant baby, I think it's entirely possible that her baby was born human.

[@sgauden02]

minjofu Here's something else. There's even the posibility that the events of the story aren't even really happening. It may only be a nightmare Claire is having because she's pregnant, and her nightmare is a manifestation of her fears of having a child and being a mother. Ever see the movie "Eraserhead"? It had a similar theme.

[@CornOfTheBreads]

No the movie has been on my meaning to watch list for some time, but it is an interesting theory, I personally dislike jumping to the dream idea, because a lot of people do just that to just explain away things that dont fit into their realm of thought so any and all fantasy is just a fervor dream.

[@sgauden02]

Corn Bread I know I know, the dream idea is something of a cliche, but it fits pretty well here. The story did have a dream-like feeling to it, and there were a few things in the story that definately felt like they belonged in a dream. Like when the first monster was born, how did it kill everyone in the room even though it was only a infant, and isn't it a conicidence that ONLY Claire survived that? And why did giving birth to a monster kill that woman in the hosptial (and probably others to), but Claire survived while possibly giving birth to one in a abandoned bus with no help or equipment? Again, the dream theory is a bit of a cliche, but I think it fits well here.

[@gavinchapman4390]

This story sound's like the movie "children of men" reference some how.

[@DannYIIF]

+Gavin Chapman I've had the same feeling for most of the story too! I was looking for this exact comment! :D

[@chakatBombshell]

Naw its more like the movie "It Lives" which more or less has the same story as this only the mutants are made by poisoning of the most major drinking water sources by toxic waste. The difference was the children didn't kill there own parents just anyone else.

[@jameseddison3158]

You watched the film 'The Road' ?

[@whereswaldo511]

Most excellent!

[@hurricanefury439]

The best trojan ad ever

[@Sajedulguy]

Chilling Tales for Dark Knights!

[@JotalianLeague]

What a lame title..I accidentally clicked on it, mistaking it for another title. I thought to myself, "What the heck?" and I listened to the video.. To my surprise, it was just what I was looking for! A creepy pasta that actually scared me. That made me fear for my own well-being! Great job on the narration, I had my doubts at the beginning, but you really pulled through! Thank you!

[@JWtheMighty]

This reminds me of that movie, Children Of Men.

[@justineallis9191]

great story!!

[@CleoStudios]

Very scary! Loved it

[@bucklikethedollar]

dayum that was good

[@FluffThekitty90]

This would be crazy if this happend.

[@LuckyVine]

Why would Clare owe it to Carlos to have the baby if the baby turned out to be whatever exactly she feared it would be? If she was anticipating that all along, then why didn't she just kill herself before more monsters could be brought into the world? And what exactly WERE the monsters? For half the story, I thought you were hinting at zombies, then insects. Also, why is this story titled "Milk Teeth"? I don't understand any of this. :(

[@slapstick20124]

We'll dis was a nice ending to humanity lol

[@AMW1996]

Exceptional!

[@felipeperez4941]

One of my altime favorite creepypasta

[@vanessajohnson4633]

The first time I ever watched this it was still competing in Chilling Tales for Dark Nights and I fell in love with it. I still come back and watch it obviously this is my second comment but it's just one of those stories that sticks with you in a "what if?"kind of way what a horrible thought. But a fantastic story nonetheless.

[@arose92795]

The creature that was outside the window while she gave birth... was it her husband? it never really explains....

[@nothanks1949]

She said it was the child she saw being born.

[@motleydigger]

As you can see, I had my own comments about this one. Lacking, would be the perfect one word description for This Tale

[@arose92795]

johnathan sparrow There was a creature watching her giving birth outside. It went around the bus. It was the reason she went into the bus in the first place.

[@brucenatelee]

johnathan sparrow Likely not. Lets say she was a nurse at 18 and as the story says, it was 15 years later when she was giving birth. She would be 33. They said that it was years without children. If this is true, then the "tall dark figure" would have been 14 years old, likely too young to be "tall." If the woman was having her child when she was 35-40, it would be late in her bio-child making abilities, but then it would make sense, but there is a huge lack of information. Also, the husband was killed. It's not vampires. Seems like an "I am Legend" based story, but I'm just speculating. I just highly doubt it is the same child she saw give birth.

[@ghostcat2467]

Cali Roberts Actually the word you're looking for is ambiguous.

[@geej8977]

It is a LOT like the combination of the movies Children of Men and Village of The Damned

[@andy014]

Hospital room 419, why not 420?

[@syloherbie]

haha I see what you did there

[@bendy6590]

Andy 01 420!!!!!

[@amandaa2152]

So was the baby...creature she gave birth to her husbands child that had been mutated or was it somehow the child of a killer? Great story. No wonder it was one of the winners.

[@dipbar1824]

so what are the things?

[@dipbar1824]

oh ok thank you

[@321scully]

A good one.

[@timothyzeiner3695]

I loved it, but the singing end I didn't understand.Also I loved the singing it was beautiful.

[@krestella1]

want to understand this story but there is something that i can't understand about i mean i don't know it's seems clear but unclear at the same time maybe because of the beginning even though i believe that it had to do nothing with it but what is wrong with my brain or it might be the story or might by the narrator or might be no one or nothing although i want to know and to understand this story more :(

[@AsheTheRedScout]

oh my god this was one of the creepiest things i have EVER heard!!

[@frankliqerish3951]

by FAR one of THE most terrifying ones i have herd ALTHOUGH i Want to know Exactly what was wrong with the children and why it was happening AND i do not want to hear people telling me what they told Victor Dredg i want to here from this channel THE ONE I subscribed to you got that Chilling Tales For Dark Nights??

[@masterofthecoop]

Oh GOD, these things grow into something? O_o

[@syloherbie]

I would like some more insight to the story

[@mj91212]

Of what sort, my good fellow?

[@ernestmoreno8244]

so basically this is The Unofficial prequel to " invasive species "

[@taliesincoleman6569]

what is " invasive species "?

[@18wolfspirit]

SPOILERS There was one story on this channel about a man who discovers his wife was using the blood of murdered fetuses as paint when he looks in a cabinet. What is the story's name?

[@chillingtalesfordarknights]

Not sure we did that one, friend.

[@bendy6590]

Luke Johnson I wanna know!!!!

[@Jade-vb9hb]

Was I the only one thinking this the whole time?? "Nope,Nope,Nope, oh god no"

[@tails1152]

Can someone explain this to me please.

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

Joel Lewis ARR!

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

Joel Lewis Those is paratises*

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

Joel Lewis Them a partarites*

[@Devstat2000]

I get the story.....but what are the mutants? Are they zombies....parasites?

[@sycokid666]

I love the really creepy song

[@benhuether5474]

So it's a Rosemary's Baby epidemic?

[@ExcuseMee]

So this is like a zombie apocalypse...

[@nikkigreer1385]

19:11

[@justint8851]

hey has any one ever seen the movie child of man?