Goo sound effects for anything sticky and best not touched. Squelches and gloopy squishes, mostly from the gore end of the shelf, so expect blood and guts mixed in with the slime. A fantasy adventure set sits in the mix as well, for the less grisly side. Messy stuff. Horror and gross-out comedy both get plenty of use from it.
Offering 257 versatile sound effects, this collection delivers gory squishes, weapon impacts, zombie growls, and horror ambiance suitable for multiple gaming and film genres.
Medieval-inspired sound effects meld fantasy elements with authentic nature ambiences, featuring character actions, village life, treasure rewards, and various footsteps recorded across multiple locations over six months.
Professionally recorded sound effects encompass a vast range of high-impact GORE noises, including skull crunches and blood squirts, designed to enhance various horror and action productions efficiently.
This collection of 465 gore sound effects features eleven categories, including blood, bone, flesh, impacts, monsters, stabs, and slices designed for horror productions.
Gritty collection of 496 bone-breaking and flesh-slicing sound effects, featuring realistic gore, chainsaw noises, and visceral splatter impacts for horror and action projects.
Meticulous collection of 360 horror-themed sound effects featuring both clean, high-resolution recordings and professionally designed multi-layered sounds for gore, flesh, and blood impacts.
This comprehensive horror collection delivers unsettling sound effects, gore elements, and atmospheric soundscapes specifically designed for creating terrifying cinematic experiences and haunting scenes.
Comprehensive gore sound effects library featuring 798 high-quality clips, including bone crunches, flesh impacts, blood splats, and combat elements recorded from creative sources like produce and meat.
This library contains 169 gore sound effects inspired by sushi, featuring wet squelches, bone crunches, slashes, impacts, and creature vocalizations with multiple variations.
Good goo is usually made rather than found. Foley artists squash fruit and wring out wet cloth to get it. The gore recordings here go for the nasty end, a wet Squelch or Flesh tearing. Keep it short and close. A little goo goes a long way.