That unmistakable Wilhelm Scream, plus new shouts, shrieks, and movie-style SFX – all performed by British voiceover artist Guy Harris.
The Wilhelm Scream is Hollywood’s most iconic scream effect, used in over 400 films and TV shows. It originated from the 1951 film Distant Drums, where a character lets out the now-famous scream after being shot. You’ve heard it in Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and loads of others.
These are my own takes — ideal for Halloween projects, spooky promos, and villain voiceovers. Credit VoiceoverGuy and you’re good to go for personal use.
Download my custom scream recordings — a mix of blood-curdling shouts, shrieks, and horror SFX inspired by the classic Wilhelm Scream. Great for Halloween trailers, YouTube videos, or horror parodies.
Looking for something even darker? Try my evil character voice or Ghost Face impression for that extra chill.
Need a clean WAV or mp3 without effects? Get in touch and I’ll send a broadcast-ready version. Just remember to credit VoiceoverGuy.
Need more spooky sounds? I’ve got a full range of Halloween voices from Ghost Face-style voices to Joker-style villain laughs, deep evil characters and spooky Halloween laughs.
Click around the site or check out the main Halloween voiceover page for more terrifying treats!
If you want to use these screams in a commercial, ad, trailer or YouTube video with monetisation – please get in touch to discuss usage and rates.
These are free for personal or parody use with a credit to VoiceoverGuy. But for anything broadcast or brand-related, let’s sort the licensing together. Simple!