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** Hans Zimmer apparently used some unique methods to achieve the sound, like striking razor blades against cello strings.

** ''[[Batman Begins]]'' has a similar sound for Batman when he's attacking mooks on the docks.

* The ''[[~~Juon~~]]'' films, and their remakes, ''[[The Grudge]]'' films. The croaking sound made by Kayako ({{spoiler|her death rattle}}) will haunt your nightmares for weeks. Same with Toshio's piercing cat meow.

* The ''[[Ju-On]]'' films, and their remakes, ''[[The Grudge]]'' films. The croaking sound made by Kayako ({{spoiler|her death rattle}}) will haunt your nightmares for weeks. Same with Toshio's piercing cat meow.

* ''[[Silence of the Lambs]]'': "Thhhp-thp-thp-thp-thp-thp-thp-thp."

** "Hello, Clarice."

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* The soundtrack of ''[[127 Hours]]'' plays a truly horrible "nails on chalkboard" type of sound every time {{spoiler|Aron touches the main nerve of his forearm with the knife}}. This film also treats us to the sound of {{spoiler|a man's radius, and then his ulna, snapping}} extremely loudly.

* [[Requiem for a Dream]] and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7Fk9pqhUGw "Meltdown"]. Some bizarre amalagration of disjointed violins, machinery and swing music. It'd be awesome if it weren't so terrifying. {{spoiler|Wait till you get to about 3:28.}}

* The blaster beam sound associated with V'ger in ''[[Star Trek: The ~~Motion Picture|Star Trek the~~ Motion Picture]]'' tends to be this.

* The blaster beam sound associated with V'ger in ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'' tends to be this.

* Also from ''[[Star Trek: The ~~Motion Picture|Star Trek the~~ Motion Picture]]'', Lori Ciani's death scream in the transporter.

* Also from ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'', Lori Ciani's death scream in the transporter.

* The repetitive organ music that plays for about four minutes at the end of ''[[Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]'', accompanying a completely blank screen tends to become this when listened to in silence, in a darkened room, or while relatively alone.

** For such a silly, entertaining movie, the eerie howls that can occasionally be heard in the background (such as when Galahad's limping towards Castle Anthrax) are genuinely disturbing. Can you imagine being in the rain, wounded, locked outside a castle, listening to those mournful howls come closer and closer?

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* [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCcKozGpvUk March of the Children], the ending theme of the 1995 ''[[Village of the Damned]]'' film, is one of the creepiest ending themes I've ''ever'' heard.

* Indio's watch chime in ''[[For a Few Dollars More]]''. Every time it plays, you know someone is going to die horribly.

* ''[[Toy Story]]'': How about that horrifying music that plays whenever Buzz and co. are being "played with" by the toddlers in the third movie?

* ''[[Toy Story (franchise)|Toy Story]]'': How about that horrifying music that plays whenever Buzz and co. are being "played with" by the toddlers in the third movie?

* In a literal, but no less terrifying, case is the horror film ''Nine Miles Down''. The movie takes place in a remote scientific camp where they have drilled down below the Earth's crust. The only person left on the base shows our main character a sound recording the scientists made from the hole. At first, it just sounds like the wind. As the recording is adjusted, it becomes the screams of the Damned in Hell.

* ''[[Saw]]'''s recurring theme, "[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWaNoK3gN6M Hello Zepp]". When you hear that opening rhythm, you know things are about to [[It Got Worse|get very, very bad]].

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