
Evil Witch sounds: Let's start with the basics. A cackling, laughing, wicked witch is always at the top of our list of Halloween sounds. So why not try:
Now then, with that out of the way we obviously need some Zombie sounds. Zombies moaning and wheezing is the "bread and butter" of scary horror sounds, so try some of these:
- Zombie moaning: I kid you not - this is actually my own voice. I recorded this about 5 years ago in my studio in England. It's just me basically acting like a zombie and then I slightly changed the pitch of the sound down a little bit to make it just a fraction deeper.
- This hissing zombie attack sound is of a more alert, attacking zombie, just as he tries to catch you and rip into your flesh with his rotting zombie teeth. Nice.
- And finally this grunting zombie has a nice, really rotting, wet, bubbly sound to it, as if the blood is literally frothing out of the zombie's throat while he vocalizes. Niiice.
- If you need more zombie sounds, just search for "zombie" on our sound effects search page - there are dozens of them.
- Wolf sounds
- Bat sounds
- And with the absolutely monumental amount of bird sounds we have, you are bound to find some nice, scary, evil sounding flock of birds and wings flapping, to make your very own "The Birds" Hitchcock masterpiece.

- Coffin slide open (Home of a blood thirsty vampire...)
- Halloween pumpkin smash squish
- Knife stab into body (Yeeouch!)
- Dead body fall onto ground
- And here's a pretty nasty sound of a cut-off head falling on ground and rolling.
Fantasy graveyard: In this long-ish sound you can hear a creepy wind resonating over a graveyard, leaves rustling, coffins creaking open, faint monsters groan and more.
- The Meat Locker is a pretty "cool sound" (cool? cold? get it?) with a spine chilling, freezing sound of death and sickness. It really doesn't sound like some place you'd like to be stuck overnight.
- Then there is this dungeon nightmare sound that seems to resonate from the very depths of madness itself. Eerie and very, very Halloween'y.
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