Candle cove

Candle Cove is a creepypasta by Kris Straub of Ichor Falls and Chainsawsuit. Due to copyright issues, it can no longer be read on this wiki, but is available at the author's website. Please do not repost this story anywhere on the wiki. Kris published Candle Cove in his anthology, Candle Cove and Other Stories, available from Amazon. The story was later adapted to form the first season of Channel Zero, a show based on well-known creepypastas. Also adapted were NoEnd House, I'm a Search and…

Candle Cove from the Creepy pasta of the same name Candle Cove doodles

Your favorite creepypasta are coming to life in the new Syfy anthology series.

With only three episodes left, the mystery behind Syfy’s “Channel Zero” is only intensifying. It’s clear that “Candle Cove” exists, but who created it, and why have they returned? What’s the motive behind the haunted children’s show and how does Mike Painter’s (Paul Schneider) twin brother mix into all of it? The chilling “Candle Cove” is the centerpiece of […]

Season one of SyFy Channel's show Channel Zero was based on Kris Straub's creepypasta Candle Cove. So, are you hero, villain, or puppet? Some mild spoilers for the show. (I apologize in advance for not having enough room in the answers for all the puppets, or for Lily, Amy, Gary, and Jessica.)

SYFY's "Channel Zero: Candle Cove" by @francavillarts

Candle Cove! Digital drawing. rbot70.

Candle Cove Creepypasta... Candle Cove

Candle Cove was an American experimental puppet TV-show, aimed at children. It was originally going to be called "Pirate Place", and was loosely based on a short story called "The Nickerbocker's Tale" from 1767. Locally produced by HeyKids Studio in Ironton, Ohio, the show advertised itself as modestly trying to handle avantgarde educational contents through new techniques, both visual, artistic, and technical. The first Candle Cove announcement was made in 1970 on the local Channel 58, in a…

Candle Cove -- my fave creepypasta