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Ghostface asks what your favorite scary movie is in this short Scream voice clip, perfect for horror edits, Halloween videos and spooky reaction memes.

This is the chilling phone-call voice of Ghostface, the masked killer from Scream, asking his victim the now-iconic question about a favorite scary movie. Delivered in a low, distorted, taunting whisper through a voice changer, the line sounds calm and playful at first, then deeply menacing once the listener recognises who is calling. Because it is so short and instantly recognisable, it creates immediate tension in a video, making viewers lean in, smile nervously, and expect something frightening to follow. It works as a hook, a jump-scare setup, or a darkly funny warning before a reveal.

The line comes from Scream, the 1996 horror film in which the masked killer Ghostface torments his victims by phone before attacking them. In the opening sequence, he calls a teenager alone at home and turns a casual chat about horror movies into a deadly game, with this question becoming one of the film's most quoted moments. As Scream grew into a long-running franchise, the clip spread across soundboards, video edits and Halloween content, where it still works because almost everyone recognises the voice and the threat behind it.

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Drop it before a jump scare or horror reveal, then cut to silence for a beat before the payoff. Pair it with a dark screen, a ringing phone, or a masked figure appearing, and avoid loud music so the whisper stays clear.

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  • Teasing a horror movie night with friends.
  • Opening a Halloween costume reveal video.
  • Warning viewers before a scary prank unfolds.
  • Introducing a spooky storytime or creepypasta narration.

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What is the "What's your favorite scary movie?" sound?
It is a short voice clip of Ghostface, the masked killer from Scream, asking his victim what their favorite scary movie is during a threatening phone call.
Where does the sound come from?
It comes from the 1996 horror film Scream, where Ghostface uses the question in the opening phone call to taunt a teenager alone at home before attacking her.
How do creators use this sound?
Creators use it to build tension before a jump scare, introduce horror content, or add a spooky hook to Halloween videos, reaction clips and prank edits.

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