Place it at the very end of a short scare edit, after a calm setup clip, then follow it immediately with a relieved laugh or a calm voice line so the scene settles and the viewer knows the joke is over.
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This six-second clip captures the sudden jumpscare from Five Nights at Freddy's, a harsh burst of distorted screaming and crashing noise that arrives without warning. It feels tense, startling and deliberately overwhelming, the kind of shock that makes a listener flinch before they can laugh. It works best as a quick fright, not a slow build, because the impact comes from its abruptness.