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'''[[Shafou.com]]''' was a Chinese [[screamer]] website that was registered on November 11, 2015. This website is most likely a mirror of [[Killerjo.net]].
'''Jingle Bells Reversed''' was a [[screamer]] [[Flash]] [[animation]] created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on [[Newgrounds]] in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the [[DeviantArt]] [[website]] by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] also featured this screamer on his website: "[[Winterrowd.com]]". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.


Once opened, the website displayed a close-up image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from [[Wikipedia:The Exorcist(film)|The Exorcist]], accompanied by three amplified screams from [[The Maze]] which would repeat every few seconds. The file used to display these contents was named "kjkj.swf," which is identical to the one used in [[killerjo.net]]. Because of this reason, the website is considered to be a mirror of [[killerjo.net]].
The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song [[wikipedia:Jingle Bells|''Jingle Bells'']] playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted [[GIF]] of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.
 
<center><big>'''[[Jingle Bells Reversed|!yaw eht lla elgnij ,slleb elgnij ,slleb elgniJ]]'''</center></big><br>
The website had the meta keyword "突然打开的吓人尖叫网站,整人的吓人网站", which (poorly) translates to: "A scary screaming website that opens suddenly, and tricks people" revealing its purpose. Similarly, the title of the webpage is "吓人的网站" which translates to "Scary website." The creator of this website was revealed to be "snsunzhen", due to his actual Facebook account being linked above the [[screamer]].
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Furthermore, it is said that clicking the picture shares the website on the user's Facebook account; however, unless the user is signed in to Facebook, it will lead to the login page instead. The website uses obfuscated Base64 code, making it difficult to determine that it is a screamer.
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 10 December 2025

Jingle Bells Reversed was a screamer Flash animation created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on Newgrounds in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the DeviantArt website by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. Jeremy Winterrowd also featured this screamer on his website: "Winterrowd.com". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.

The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song Jingle Bells playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted GIF of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.

!yaw eht lla elgnij ,slleb elgnij ,slleb elgniJ


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