Some of the areas in the high peaks can be very atmospheric, especially if you play with the music off...

Namira's feast. The only time I completed it was to get the daggum achievement, and then I couldn't because a later quest bugged. Now I just play it til I'm asked to kill the priest, and then kill every sick [censored] in the hall. Bloodiest beef in the Reach - blech!

It is creepy, but I like it because it's so different to the rest of the quests.
Ever notice how after, you'd find someone and a corpse, and they'd say something like 'bearer of narmias ring, have the first bite'. LOL crazy cannibal club

You know, I always did wonder why the shopkeeper in Markath sold breath mints!

All dungeons.

Frost Glow didn't creep me out, but it did have the strongest emotional impact on my playing. One has to really pay attention to detail to get the whole story. I knew something was awry even when I first pulled up to it on my horse, but I never would have guessed what laid just inside. I was all, "Just another savage race of semi-intelligent creatures, maybe they'll come around in another thousand years." But now I have no qualms on the idea of wiping out every man, woman, and child of the Falmer species. They're like rabid goblins except they don't [censored] on the carpet as much. [censored]'em. I roleplay the idea of roasting every crib filled tent with as much regard to the preciousness of life as a serial arsonist.

used to be all places wher"e you find falmer and their bugs
but since i downloaded the realistic lightning mods ( dark dungeons) and sounds of skyrim( dungons)
any dark place can be damn creepy

I don't really get it. Why does everyone think his beef has anything to do with his cannibalism? As far as i'm aware, the orcs in the nearby orc stronghold tell you themselves that they're the ones providing the meat.

I have to agree about the realistic lighnting mod. Yesterday I did the goldenglow estate job with the mod installed for the first time, and holy poly, only tio get the the island was quite a feat. The fog made it all quite eerie, I could barely see the road in front of me leading to that bandit fort tower.

Aside from that, Frostflow lighthouse was quite thrilling. So was Labyrinthian, although mostly because I'd expected much more of it (I thought Labyrinthian would be Shalidor's Maze itself, lol). Blackreach was more someplace where I continually lost my way, but not really creepy. I never got surprised anywhere, but maybe that's because I was warned about it plenty beforehand. i still have to rediscover it with the lighting mod 'though.

Definitely the most "distasteful" quest for me in the game. But, my male characters cannot resist Eola. They comply to gain her allegiance as a companion. Then they bring her home to Markarth, where their priestess wife Senna prays in repentance for their sin.... And to heal her affliction and eye.

Talk with him during that dinner party at the shrine of Namira, and you'll get it.

The Namira quest. Seriously. Cannibals? No thanks.

EverGreen Grove i read the alchemist journal at a pond up the river i went down stream and found his body on a sacrificial chamber, i saw some weird light green things in the distance from his body, i went down to check it out when suddenly 7 sprigans appear next to me. and to make it worse it was a foggy dark day i the falkreath forests.

Pilgrim's Trench is the creepiest place I've been to so far. I'm wary of going back down there with the 1.5 patch, I don't think I'd be able to see anything!

Surprised no one else said this. I soul trapped him with pleasure

I don't remember exactly the place,but in the Reach months ago,the first days Skyrim was out - when i saw for the first time two hagravens messin' with a Forsworn BriarHeart body and resurrect him; at low levels they were a real pain in the ass oh.well,on a second thought perhaps it was more funny than creepy

Yngol's Barrow for the first time - In every moment I expected a Draugr attack
Kagranzel - That orb at the begining brrr....

Lost Valley Redoubt. And since that Briarheart is a dual-wielding one he's even bigger pain in the ass at high levels I was just there yesterday, he ripped my level 47 character a new one, and didn't break a sweat while doing it

Yeah,thank you

well,the last time i was there i let Cicero,Lucien Lechance and a Dremora Lord doin' the "dirty job" for me...i was looting and i've heard only the rumor of his head rolling beside me

dear dremora lord

The trick is to take out the hagravens while they're still working on him and then try to kill, or at least severly hurt him before he rises. (Yeah, I died a few times before I accomplished that...)

Not exactly 'creepy' but the Abandoned Shack in the first DB quest has a great 'slasher film' quality to it, what with the hooded prisoners, bloodstains and the fact that you kill your victim with a basic axe, of all things. Also, it's in a swamp.

Unfortunately, I only discovered way too late that if you steal the soul gem near him all those ghosts should attack him, instead of them ganging up on you when you try to take him on yourself. I only let out a battle cry and slashed him into little pieces (my character isn't into soul trapping). Too bad, I would've really loved to see it.

Good to know, I'm sure how I will "kill" him next time

Dwarven ruins near Riften, Kagrenzel. That place just did something for me.

Half moon mill, that's also creepy. Don't ask why...

Ragnvald yesterday. Because it's my first ruin with the Realistic Lighting With Customization mod, and I couldn't see anything at places without light. It didn't really help that I was carrying only two torches (I don't use light magic). And there are a lot of those pitch black spots there ... The fights were really intense! Besides, the draugr's glowing eyes were really cool, sometimes you could only see two glowing balls moving through the hallways!