Horror sound effects
Horror sounds, creepy textures, suspense cues, and dark atmospheres for scary scenes and games. 162 sounds available.
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162 soundsMonster Creature Sound Effect
A monstrous creature growl and roar sound effect, suitable for horror or fantasy scenes.
Tokyo Night Ambience
A dark, cinematic ambient soundscape capturing the mood of a Tokyo street at night.
Spooky Ambient Loop
A short, eerie ambient music loop perfect for horror or suspense atmospheres.
Dark Forest Ambience
An ambient soundscape inspired by spooky and dark tones, suitable for horror or fantasy scenes.
Street Thriller Soundscape
A dark, cinematic soundscape with ambient and eerie elements, ideal for thriller or suspense scenes.
Dry Metal Hinges Creak (Indoor)
A long, sustained creaking sound from dry metal hinges on an interior door, suitable for horror or suspense scenes.
Creaking Door
A creaky door sound suitable for spooky or horror atmospheres.
Creaky Door Opening Fast
A fast creaking door sound effect, suitable for quick door movements in tense scenes.
Creaky Door Opening Quickly
Another fast creaking door sound, capturing the sound of a door opening rapidly.
Creaking Metal Door (2)
Creaking and squeaking sounds of a metal door opening and closing, with a haunting feel.
Creaky Door Opening Slowly
A slow creaking door sound, ideal for suspense or horror scenes involving door movement.
Door Creak and Slam
Recording of a door opening and closing with a creak, captured with an Olympus DM-420.
Creaky Door Closing Slowly
A slow creaking door closing sound, useful for scenes requiring a gradual door closure.
Creaking Metal Door (3)
Creaking and squeaking sounds of a metal door opening and closing, with a slightly creepy tone.
Creaking Wood
General creaking wood sound, suitable for haunted or horror atmospheres.
Gravel Footsteps
Footsteps on gravel surfaces, created by editing sounds of hitting a gravel bag.
Metal Footsteps
Footsteps on metal surfaces, ideal for industrial or sci-fi scenes.
Tile Footsteps
Footsteps on tile flooring, suitable for indoor environments.
Wood Footsteps
Footsteps on wooden surfaces, with sounds that can also resemble hooves.
Stone Footsteps
Footstep sounds of walking on stone surfaces, suitable for outdoor or ancient settings.
Ghostly Ambient Sounds
Ethereal, spooky soundscape created with synthesized and processed field recordings.
Spooky Drone
A long, eerie synth drone with dark and atmospheric qualities, ideal for suspense or horror soundscapes.
Dark Drone
A cinematic synth drone suitable for ambient and atmospheric soundscapes. Loopable for extended use.
Creepy Drone
A haunting synth drone with dark tones, suitable for creating suspenseful ambient backgrounds.
Horror Castle Loop
A medieval horror-themed loop suitable for suspenseful scenes at 180-200 BPM.
Asian Action Atmosphere
A cinematic ambient soundscape inspired by Asian themes, suitable for action or thriller scenes.
Peaceful Pad Soundscape
A tranquil pad-based soundscape with glitchy effects, creating a peaceful ambient atmosphere.
Dark Ambient Mood
A series of rising and falling muffled synth notes with vinyl crackle and reverb effects, creating a mysterious or haunted atmosphere.
Dark Town Ambience
An ambient soundscape with spooky and dark tones, evoking a mysterious and eerie atmosphere.
Swamp Drums Loop
A rhythmic drum loop with a swampy, atmospheric feel, suitable for cinematic or experimental projects.
FAQ about horror sounds
What can I use horror sounds for?
Horror sounds, creepy textures, suspense cues, and dark atmospheres for scary scenes and games. Common use cases include horror games, trailers, escape rooms, jump-scare moments.
Are these horror sounds royalty free?
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Can I search the horror catalog by API?
Yes. Developers can browse and search sound collections, preview assets, and integrate sound discovery into apps, games, and production workflows.
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