Erica Russell

1 week ago | mega993online.com | Erica Russell

You know the sound: It's eerie and echoing, and it makes the little hairs on your arms stand up immediately. So many horror movies use it to create a chilling atmosphere, and even some reality shows have implemented it to build tension. It's that mysterious, creepy, slightly screeching sound effect you've heard so many times before, often accompanied by a sinister creature or entity lurking in the dark, and it's made by an equally mysterious instrument.

1 week ago | hot975fm.com | Erica Russell

You know the sound: It's eerie and echoing, and it makes the little hairs on your arms stand up immediately. So many horror movies use it to create a chilling atmosphere, and even some reality shows have implemented it to build tension. It's that mysterious, creepy, slightly screeching sound effect you've heard so many times before, often accompanied by a sinister creature or entity lurking in the dark, and it's made by an equally mysterious instrument.

1 week ago | loudwire.com | Erica Russell

iStock via Getty ImagesSHARETWEETYou know the sound: It's eerie and echoing, and it makes the little hairs on your arms stand up immediately. So many horror movies use it to create a chilling atmosphere, and even some reality shows have implemented it to build tension. It's that mysterious, creepy, slightly screeching sound effect you've heard so many times before, often accompanied by a sinister creature or entity lurking in the dark, and it's made by an equally mysterious instrument.

1 week ago | popcrush.com | Erica Russell

You know the sound: It's eerie and echoing, and it makes the little hairs on your arms stand up immediately. So many horror movies use it to create a chilling atmosphere, and even some reality shows have implemented it to build tension. It's that mysterious, creepy, slightly screeching sound effect you've heard so many times before, often accompanied by a sinister creature or entity lurking in the dark, and it's made by an equally mysterious instrument.

1 week ago | wkfr.com | Erica Russell

There's a lot of things that can ruin an otherwise decent sitcom. A cheesy script or underwritten characters is one. Cringey, outdated jokes or overused, tired tropes is another. But when it comes to completely destroying what otherwise could possibly be a decent or even good sitcom, TV audiences agree on this: Laugh tracks are the absolute worst. According to voting audiences on Ranker, "laugh tracks ruin everything" when you're watching a sitcom on TV.