Thriller sound effects for the bit before something goes wrong, and for when it does. Tension risers and creaking wood, then screams and grunts once the scene tips over. There's gore too. Plenty of it. Bone breaks and flesh slicing, plus the odd chainsaw, for thrillers that don't cut away.
Libraries
37
Publishers
14
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$7.20 to $66.60
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Spine-chilling collection featuring 152 horrific sound effects crafted with e-bow guitar, delivering dark and ominous tones suitable for horror and sci-fi productions.
Professionally crafted tension-building sound effects featuring 206 high-definition risers and buildups, organized in three length categories for thriller, horror, and action productions.
Dark and unsettling atmospheres blend with orchestral risers and cinematic sound effects across 500+ elements, featuring Shepard tones, spine-chilling drones, and psychological tension-building audio components in multiple formats.
A high-resolution collection of old object sound effects featuring screeching, scraping, and grinding metal, spinning wheels, and straining mechanical parts. Includes both edited and raw unprocessed recordings.
Electronic noise box recordings transformed through guitar pedals create unsettling sound effects, featuring reverb, delay, and pitched elements ideal for horror and suspense productions.
Aztec death whistle recordings feature 19 variations of haunting sound effects, including reversed sounds, risers, drones, and distorted screams, suitable for TV, film, and game projects.
Deep, resonant sound effects captured using specialized equipment blend subsonic frequencies, drones, and rumbles, creating atmospheric elements ideal for horror and sci-fi productions.
Darkly atmospheric sound effects captured in a reverb chamber combine radio interference, glitches, and eerie stingers, suitable for horror and sci-fi productions at 24Bit 192kHz quality.
Deep, abstract sound effects captured in a reverb chamber merge with manipulated ambiences to create 21 unsettling drones, perfect for otherworldly atmospheric scenes.
Grotesque sound effects featuring bone cracks, creature slurps, and flesh-ripping noises, meticulously recorded at 24Bit 192kHz for horror productions and monstrous audio design applications.
Meticulously crafted sound effects capture bone-crunching impacts, flesh-tearing violence, and monstrous bites, recorded with vegetables and fruits to create authentic horror audio at 24-bit quality.
Meticulously recorded sound effects blend chamber reverb with manipulated voices and objects, producing ethereal swells and atmospheric transitions suitable for dark, experimental productions.
Deep within a reverb chamber, organic sound effects transform into haunting low-frequency rumbles and atmospheric whooshes, ideal for creating tension in horror and sci-fi productions.
Recorded with specialized equipment, this collection features 40 distinctive sound effects from a Waterphone, including metallic, percussive, and tonal impacts in high-quality 24-bit format.
Electromagnetic signals captured from diverse light sources create unique cinematic sound effects, featuring stingers, risers, and impacts ideal for horror, sci-fi, and thriller productions.
Electronic and geophone-captured sound effects merge with synthesized instruments to create 50 eerie, horror-focused audio samples, delivering over 96 minutes of haunting atmospheric textures suitable for various media projects.
A thriller mix is mostly about holding back, so the quiet material earns its keep. Risers and build-ups stretch the Suspense out, while sinister textures and haunted soundscapes of mansions and graveyards sit under the long shots. When it breaks, there are screams and grunts from humans and creatures, and the gore libraries handle the chopping and the skin peeling. Nasty. For darker cuts, Horror goes further down the same road. Thriller and horror share a lot of sound, and the difference is usually how much of it ends up on screen.
