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'''Fearnest.ru''' is a [[:category:hosts|screamer collection]] [[website]] created and hosted by Alexander Volnov, known by the username Joxitman. Launched in 2014, the site featured 15 screamers, allowing users to select from popular ones like [[Mov0001.swf]], [[Regan MacNeil]], [[Smile Dog]], and the [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]] face.
'''Fearnest.ru''' is a [[:category:hosts|screamer collection]] [[website]] created and hosted by Alexander Volnov, known by the username Joxitman. Launched in 2014, the site featured 15 screamers, allowing users to select from popular ones like [[Mov0001.swf]], [[Regan MacNeil]], [[Smile Dog]], and the [[What's Wrong?|What's Wrong]] face.


Upon clicking a screamer, an alert box prompted users in Russian, English, Arabic, or Portuguese, asking "How close?" The page then automatically refreshed until the user closed the browser or disabled any dialog boxes. The site garnered a view count of 183,804 by May 2015, leading users to a Russian forum called <code>uop.su</code>. ''Fearnest'' also included a moving square in the top right corner, directing users to Joxitman's other website, <code>joxit.ru</code>, which housed links to his social media accounts. Another moving square below led to a subdomain of Joxit.ru</code> called "screamer," acting as a counterpart to the original ''Fearnest''. The site held hidden Easter eggs, such as changing the frame color by pressing F5 and the update key on the main page.
By May 2015, the site had garnered 183,804 views and directed users to a Russian forum called uop.su. Upon clicking a screamer, visitors were trapped in an endless loop of alert boxes displayed in Russian, English, Arabic, or Portuguese asking "How close?" The page would continuously refresh or spam prompts until the user closed the browser or disabled dialog boxes. Fearnest also featured a moving square in the top-right corner that linked to creator Joxitman's personal website joxit.ru, which housed his social media accounts. A second moving square below it led to a subdomain screamer.joxit.ru that served as a counterpart to the original site. It also contained hidden Easter eggs, such as changing the frame color by pressing F5 on the main page.
 
== History ==
== History ==
In 2012 or late 2011, Alexander Volnov registered the domain <code>Fearnest.ru under</code> the online pseudonym Joxitman. Another domain, <code>prison-fakes.ru</code>, registered and hosted by Alexander in the same year, served as a second counterpart to the original ''Fearnest'', featuring different screamers. Over the months, the frame color changed, and ''Fearnest'' continued until being parked in mid-2017. As of August 8th, 2020, Alexander intended to add a redirect to a screamer portal of <code>prison-fakes.ru</code>.
In late 2011 or 2012, Alexander Volnov registered the domain Fearnest.ru under the online pseudonym Joxitman. That same year, he registered and hosted a second domain, prison-fakes.ru, which served as a counterpart to the original Fearnest featuring different screamers. Over the following months, the site's frame color changed, and Fearnest remained active until it was parked in mid-2017. Later on, specifically around August 8, 2020, Alexander reportedly intended to set up a redirect pointing traffic from Fearnest.ru to a [[screamer]] portal on ''prison-fakes.ru''.
 
==Onetime.club==
==Onetime.club==
[[File:Onetimeclub.jpeg|thumb|right|A snapshot of the ''Onetime.club'' page in 2015.]]
[[File:Onetimeclub.jpeg|thumb|right|A snapshot of the ''Onetime.club'' page in 2015.]]
''Onetime.club'' was a screamer webpage related to Fearnest. When opened, the main page displayed 12 screamers for users to choose from:
''Onetime.club'' was a screamer webpage related to Fearnest. When opened, the main page displayed 12 screamers for users to choose from:
*"Пучеглазик" (Chuvikha) - a still from the movie ''[[wikipedia:The_Return_of_the_Living_Dead|Return of the Living Dead]]''.
*"Пучеглазик" (Bug-Eyed) - a still from the movie ''[[wikipedia:The_Return_of_the_Living_Dead|Return of the Living Dead]]''.
*"Manson" - [[Jeff the Killer]].
*"Manson" - [[Jeff the Killer]].
*"Пришелец" (Alien) - the [[What's Wrong]] face.
*"Пришелец" (Alien) - the [[What's Wrong]] face.
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[[Category:Regan MacNeil]]
[[Category:Regan MacNeil]]
[[Category:Amy Peterson]]
[[Category:Amy Peterson]]
[[Category:Fright Night]]
[[Category:Smile Dog]]
[[Category:Smile Dog]]
[[Category:SlenderMan]]
[[Category:SlenderMan]]

Latest revision as of 08:11, 23 October 2026

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Fearnest.ru is a screamer collection website created and hosted by Alexander Volnov, known by the username Joxitman. Launched in 2014, the site featured 15 screamers, allowing users to select from popular ones like Mov0001.swf, Regan MacNeil, Smile Dog, and the What's Wrong face.

By May 2015, the site had garnered 183,804 views and directed users to a Russian forum called uop.su. Upon clicking a screamer, visitors were trapped in an endless loop of alert boxes displayed in Russian, English, Arabic, or Portuguese asking "How close?" The page would continuously refresh or spam prompts until the user closed the browser or disabled dialog boxes. Fearnest also featured a moving square in the top-right corner that linked to creator Joxitman's personal website joxit.ru, which housed his social media accounts. A second moving square below it led to a subdomain screamer.joxit.ru that served as a counterpart to the original site. It also contained hidden Easter eggs, such as changing the frame color by pressing F5 on the main page.

History

In late 2011 or 2012, Alexander Volnov registered the domain Fearnest.ru under the online pseudonym Joxitman. That same year, he registered and hosted a second domain, prison-fakes.ru, which served as a counterpart to the original Fearnest featuring different screamers. Over the following months, the site's frame color changed, and Fearnest remained active until it was parked in mid-2017. Later on, specifically around August 8, 2020, Alexander reportedly intended to set up a redirect pointing traffic from Fearnest.ru to a screamer portal on prison-fakes.ru.

Onetime.club

A snapshot of the Onetime.club page in 2015.

Onetime.club was a screamer webpage related to Fearnest. When opened, the main page displayed 12 screamers for users to choose from:

  • "Пучеглазик" (Bug-Eyed) - a still from the movie Return of the Living Dead.
  • "Manson" - Jeff the Killer.
  • "Пришелец" (Alien) - the What's Wrong face.
  • "Майнкрафт" (Minecraft) - An edited image of YouTuber Frain.
  • "Чувиха (Girl)" - Regan MacNeil.
  • "Слендер" (Slender) - SlenderMan.
  • "Привидение" (Ghost) - Shadowlurker.
  • "Крик" (Scream) - Ghostface.
  • "Анюта" (Anyuta) - The Rightxd.org girl.
  • "Челюсть" (Jaw) - The face of a girl with a bloody, severed mouth.
  • "Бобби" (Bobby) - Cockmongler edited to have blank-white eyes and large hands.

The site was created by a man named "Larionov TV." Since all the screamers are animated, and to view the screamer, Adobe Flash must be enabled, the message on top reads: "Do you want to scare your friends too?" (Translates to: "Хочешь также напугать друзей?!").

Links

NOTE: the following websites contain multiple links to screamers!

  • web.archive.org/web/20150302061046/fearnest.ru
  • Onetime.club: web.archive.org/web/20160807104048/onetime.club/screamer.php

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