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Scarier Than Your Regular BOO!

Bloody Nightmare is a modern horror cinematic library aimed at the most cutting edge & bone chilling productions out there. Featuring sound categories such as stutters, choppers, glitches, impacts, nightmare pulses, stingers & psychosis. A horrifying box of sonic tools for any sound designer, musical composer, or trailer editor, Bloody Nightmare is a valuable new wave of horror sounds that will surely cause visceral moments of terror and dread.

Bloody Nightmare is a modern horror cinematic library aimed at the most cutting edge & bone chilling productions out there. Featuring sound categories such as stutters, choppers, glitches, impacts, nightmare pulses, stingers & psychosis.

A horrifying box of sonic tools for any sound designer, musical composer, or trailer editor, Bloody Nightmare is a valuable new wave of horror sounds that will surely cause visceral moments of terror and dread.

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Fractured rhythms, nightmare pulses and sudden stingers. Build dread, then break it open.

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Library Information

Sound Categories

- Stutters

- Choppers

- Cuts

- Glitches

- Horror Impacts

- Nightmare Pulses

- Breaths and Whispers

- Stingers

- Curses

- Psychological Textures

- Atmospheres

- Risers

- Dirty Dark Hits

- Dark Bass, Kicks, and Tones

- UCS File Naming - Universal Category System Compliant

Tech Specs
  • 24bit / 96kHz .wav
  • 500+ Sound Files
  • 4.4 GB Size
  • UCS Universal Category System + Soundminer & Basehead Metadata
SoundsElementsHorror-scape sound tracksLibraryMoneyRingSampleSelectionUseful horror soundsValue
  • 5 stars: 108 (92%)
  • 4 stars: 10 (8%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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John K. (United States)
Terrific collection of frightening impacts, stingers & drones

a terrific collection of frightening impacts of all sorts with a great variety of approaches. I especially like the Curses and Death Pacts. Tons of intensity, with lots of sounds in the 5-15 second range. The ambience mood drones are like short dark musical pieces averaging around 1 minute long. I almost deducted 1 star because they're so good and complete that it doesn't leave me much to do. I wish many were broken into their constituent parts because there's tons of great material.

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Anonymous (South Korea)
That's what i lookin

That's what i lookin for

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Willis W. (Croatia)
Excellent Library

Really great library, tons of creative sounds - and some really unsettling ones

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Anonymous (United Kingdom)
Very cool!!

Very cool!!

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Doniel N. (Spain)
Literal Chills!! An impressive library of sounds

Literal Chills!! An impressive library of sounds with many posibilities to create grim atmospheres

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BFMusic (New Zealand)
Bloody Hell

Fantastic selection of sounds well produced.

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Felix D. (United Kingdom)
Very useful elements

Really useful stinger/riser elements packed in here that would gel well with interactive horror-scape sound tracks.

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Thomas K. (Austria)
Nice Scary Sounds

Really Useful Horror Sounds. Amazing Work

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David N. (Canada)
Very high quality sounds

Very high quality sounds.

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Stephen P. (Ireland)
Bloody Great!

A gory collection of scary drones, pads and assorted ghoulish delights, perfect for a horror cues album I'm working on. Every sample has a ring of quality about it. Every sample I've heard, that is - because there are hundreds of them! Wonderful value for money.

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Fernando N.

Great sounding library.

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Wojciech C.

Premium sound quality, very useful!

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Dave C.

Super scary. Well designed elements to scare the pants off of your audience. This stuff is modern and intense!!

Thank you Dave for your review!

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s p.

really well put together bank very interesting sounds for horror sound design

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Jacob P.

Horrifying, Punchy, Modern, Aggressive, AMAZING! I'm still coming up with new ways to utilize this library. Layered with other sounds or used alone, this is a great package for in your face, or nuanced horror textures and impacts.

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Pete M.

A fantastic array of sounds that aren't limited only to Horror type tracks!

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Philip M.

A great range of energetic horror elements. Have enjoyed having this collection in my library!

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Vincent M.

A fantastic, blood-curdling selection of sounds.

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Sameer U.

Great stuff ! love it

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Giorgos L.

Top notch horror sound design. It's my first 'go to' sound pack every time I have a horror request.

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Stefan E.

Great library not only for film, but music too!

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KATSUHIRO U.

This sound is good for creating a horror effect.

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William W.

Excellent sounds, a lot of fun with multiple delays. Truly creepy.

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Gurchand S.S.

These are amazingly designed sounds. They feel so real and yet they are so creative.

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Alex M.

Very useable collection of hits and textures, not just for horror, but anywhere a sense of tension is required.

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Stephane L.

Great libray! +++++

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Vladimír C.

It’s awesome part of my sfx library! Sometimes it scares me too :))

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George H.

What an amazing sounding library. Started a show that was going to need surreal ambience sounds and stings designed to fit in with music throughout. This was exactly what helped us provide what the director wanted to hear. Saved me so much time having this variety and options to build even more sound design with what and how they organized the audio files.

George Haddad

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jon n.

This library contains a virtual ton of material, a good deal of it relevant beyond the domain of horror and all of it brilliantly produced. Genuinely thrilling.

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Shaun D.

sick for both sound design and music!

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HP L.

The quality of this library is top-notch. I enjoy finding sounds and manipulating them for further sound design ideas!

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Nathaniel S.

Oh no! I'm trapped in a dark space with some malevolent force! It's... it's coming for me, and I can't get out!

Some gritty, intense sounds and spine-tingling atmospheres here.

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Terry S.

Thank's sounds great

Important install note

Open this file after downloading every part:

For multipart sound libraries

  1. Download every part into the same folder. Wait until every download has finished, and keep the original filenames unchanged.
  2. Open Part 1 only in one of the apps below: the file ending in .7z.001, .zip.001 or .part1.rar (sometimes .part01.rar). For older .rar + .r00 sets, open the .rar file.
  3. The app reads the remaining parts automatically and extracts the complete library. Keep all parts together until extraction finishes; you do not need to open the other parts.

If your library contains separate, complete ZIP archives instead of numbered volumes, extract each ZIP separately. Software installers have their own instructions.

Mac — Keka recommended
Keka is our recommended Mac app for large SoundMorph libraries and can be faster than The Unarchiver. Get the free direct download from Keka’s website, or support its developer with the Mac App Store version ($6.49 USD). Store pricing varies by region and may change. The Unarchiver also works and is free. Extraction speed depends on your Mac and the archive.

Keka users: allow folder or drive access

Keka needs permission to read the folder or drive holding your downloads, especially multipart archives on an external drive. If you have not already granted access:

  1. Open Keka → Settings (or Preferences) → File Access.
  2. Click the + button at the bottom left. Select the folder or drive containing all your downloaded parts, then click Give access to Keka (or Open).
  3. If you are extracting to a different folder or drive, grant access there too. Then open Part 1 only again.

Seeing “Operation not permitted” or “Cannot open the file as archive”? Check Keka’s access first. These messages do not necessarily mean the download is damaged.

Show Keka settings (+ button)
Keka File Access settings. Use the plus button in the bottom-left corner to add the folder or drive containing your downloads.
The arrow points to the + button. Add the folder or drive you are using; the entries shown here are just an example.

Windows — 7-Zip
Use 7-Zip, a free archive extraction app for Windows.

Make sure your drive has enough free space for both the downloaded archive parts and the extracted library.

* We’re developing a SoundMorph downloader and installer app to make downloading and installing your libraries faster and easier. Coming in 2027!

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