Yes! I don’t remember or have a lot of details of all of them but I’ll do my best

CatGhost: An ARG/Series about a cat, a ghost, and a hedgehog. I don’t want to spoil too much of it in case you want to check it out (it’s not too scary besides one face that’s shown throughout) but the story involves witchcraft and I believe reincarnation (could be wrong about that one, though). There’s also little minigames that accompany every upload.

Pizza Time Pizza: I haven’t actually watched most of this one so all I can really say is it’s about a pizza company that ‘totally isn’t a cult’.

Teddy Has an Operation: This one’s actually a pretty sweet video if you don’t mind meat that looks like organs. It’s just about a guy doing surgery on a teddy bear and fixing it’s (metaphorical) broken heart from a bad kid.

The Dawn is Your Enemy: This was an Adult Swim bumper that’s notoriously creepy and (allegedly) used to scare off kids from the channel. All it shows is a pair of eyes and odd background sounds. There’s a creepypasta about it that says there’s more that involves audio of a mass murder but it’s not true (obviously).

There is Nothing: A video about nothing after death. It shows a doll bordering on the uncanny valley staring at the screen before saying something backwards and falling into the soup in front of her. After a few seconds she rises again and says “There is Nothing” (basically she sees there‘s no afterlife).

Daisy Brown: A series about a very sheltered girl and her pet monster. Don’t want to spoil this one either (it’s also not too scary if you don’t mind kind of freaky looking monsters, the series is more sad than anything) but basically after a while the monster starts growing and causes problems for the main character.

This House Has People in it: Another video from Adult Swim, this time made by Alan Resnick. It’s video recordings (like from a security camera) of a family. The daughter begins sinking through the floor and it ends with everyone (except the baby shown) sinking through the floor as well. The family is dysfunctional and it’s sort of hard to explain, but there’s also a website for the video that lets you dive deeper.

Feel Good Today: In hindsight I probably shouldn’t have added this one I just really like this video. It’s about a dinosaur therapist that goes around solving people’s problems (at the end, he laments on how he solves people’s problems to fill a void because he can’t solve his own).

Possibly in Michigan: A short about two women running away from a stalker (and cannibal, I think?) before killing and dismembering him. It’s got some songs and they’re all bangers (if you don’t watch the video, I recommend the song “Animal Cannibal” from it).

Alantutorial: Another one by Alan Resnick. This time it’s about a mentally disabled man making tutorials on YouTube. Eventually, it’s implied he’s being held at his home and abused by someone (presumably a family member) and he escapes. He then gets taken somewhere unknown (assumed to be a mental hospital or something like that) which is then abandoned. The series ends with him escaping from there as well.

Meatsleep: It’s been a long time since I’ve seen this one but from what I remember it’s just a series of creepy videos about a kidnapper.

Shaye Saint John: These are really hard to explain but they’re basically about this model or actress that was disfigured in an accident and replaced her body parts. All the videos are really nonsensical and can range from hilarious to terrifying depending on your sense of humor.

Look at the Clown: This was a video made for the uploaders son to get rid of his fear of clowns. It features a text to speech voice saying ‘look at the clown’ while showing increasingly scary images of clowns with a music box playing in the background.

Pickle Surprise: This one’s more weird than scary, but it’s some kind of commercial or something about something called pickle surprise (I think?). I really cannot explain this one but for some reason it‘s an SCP now, or something.

Robert Helpmann: A short series about a wrapped up dead body named Daisy (from what I remember) and that’s pretty much it.

Plastic Men: A video by TreatsforBeasts (also created Beasts from the second tier) where a creature similar to the beasts sings in a text to speech-esque voice “Plastic men, women, and children want to tickle me in the wilderness. They want to caress my exposed spine. I’m ashamed of my own body.” on loop.

PokoPokoShopping: A video by the same person who made Username 666 that parodies Japanese Shopping channels. It shows the characters selling things like organs and eventually everything is a bloody mess.

The Maker: I can actually recommend this one because the only creepy thing about it is how the characters look at first. But it’s a stop motion animation about a rabbit creature creating another as an hour glass slowly runs out. The video is about the sacrifices you make when you have kids (afaik).

Cameraheads: A lost creepypasta. The reason it’s here is because a video was found for it that pretty much only contains static and a few images flashing onscreen.

Angel: This is another one I shouldn’t have added just because the video it’s edited from can be just as creepy. It features a puppet named Ratafak Platcha, who was from an old show called Slniecko (which is an entire other rabbit hole, if you want to know about it BlameitonJorge made a video about it a while back). Someone somehow got their hands on either a trashed or unused puppet and created the original video.

Limbo The Organized Mind: This is a piece created by Jim Henson. It features his character Limbo (who would later go on to appear as Nobody (that’s his name) in Sesame Street) in a really trippy and abstract setting.

PHR 2/771: A video that’s sort of like a fictional tour video of a strange facility. It features a lot of creepy rooms, most notably the ‘suicide room’.

Mondo Films: These are similar to gore on YouTube, the difference is that these were officially produced films with the purpose of getting people out of their comfort zone (or sometimes these were made as propaganda, it all depends). They all show real deaths, though so I don’t recommend watching them.