Unlike a named movie quote or viral voice line, this splatter has no confirmed single origin from the information available, and it is best understood as a stock-style gore effect shared online for editing. Sounds like this became common as short video, indie games and horror edits grew, because a strong splat can suggest extreme damage without expensive visuals. Creators reuse it for zombies, Halloween clips, gross-out jokes and game montages, where the contrast between a simple visual and an extreme wet crunch makes the moment memorable, shocking or darkly funny.