The Top 10 Creepiest Things to Hear Before You Die
The people, and or things on this list let people know they were about to die in one of the scariest ways possible. Which one creeped you out the most?Absolute atrocities occur when Alex sings this happy tune. What a way to go. One would never expect, it, and be un-nerved, and afraid until their inevitable end!
We all know it, and can recite it. It's just creepy, and not just because of the one eyed sociopath whistling it. It's what she's bringing to you, and she's letting you know!
This was my ringtone at one point. I don't know why I ever changed it
Terrifying. In this Stephen King adapted film, 1408, John Cusack sets himself up in what Samuel L. Jackson warns him to be, "An evil F'ing Room! " It all starts with some freaky things and then the song plays, "We've only just begun..." The Carpenters never sounded so ominous.
This Breaking Bad Villain could not speak, could not really move on his own. Yet, his face said it all. And when he wanted to be heard, he'd chime that bell. And everyone knew-they were in for some sh**! Just a bell being tapped, yet it means death for a Crime Lord like Gus! Gripping!
Nightmare on Elm St! It's not 1-2 Buckle My Shoe, anymore! "1-2 Freddys coming for you. 3-4 Better lock your door. 5-6 grab a crucifix. 7-8 gonn'a stay up late. 9-10 never sleep again! " Tell me that's not unsettling. Especially when you're doing your best not to sleep for fear of a dream-state, yet very real, bloodbath!
But Freddy...You see, No use now.
The Dillards made this song popular in the '60's, and still to this day, you sing this tune, and everyone remembers that scene... Still to this day considered to be one of the most horrific, and unsettling scenes in cinematic history. Banjos were never so torturous!
The traditional folk ballad has always had a somewhat sinister feel to it. Rumored to have first come from Henry the VIII. Dark, and folksy, Sons of Anarchy recently added to the unique, unsettling nature of the song with their episode in Season 7 by the same name. The song plays out hauntingly w/ Katey Sagals voice shadowing over a torture scene w/ one of everyones most beloved character. Haunting is most deffinitely the right word.
The movie Fallen starring Denzel Washington made this one scary enough to not forget. The Demon Azazel takes on Denzel, possessing others and making them serial killers. Yet, when the killers are sentenced to death, the demon moves on to the next living body, making it the same. Always reminding out hero, Denzel, that time truly is on his side!
Shut up I love Minaj!
From The Lord of the Rings.
When there are no words, no lyrics, and yet you still know it note by note-the tune has affected you. And this effect is, "something bad is about to happen! " You can run, but if this tune is playing-the character is done. We all hope we never have to hear it when we are alone at night.
My ears would bleed as I die.
Good hater gone.
Cold enough...to chill my bones!