Scarface was released in 1983, directed by Brian De Palma and written by Oliver Stone, with Al Pacino starring as Cuban refugee turned drug lord Tony Montana. His restaurant rant, which includes the invitation to say goodnight to the bad guy, became one of the film's most quoted scenes as the movie grew from a controversial release into a pop culture staple. The line later spread through hip hop references, impression videos and short meme edits, where creators reuse Montana's self aware villain energy for comedic farewells, defeats and over the top exits.
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The Say Goodnight To The Bad Guy sound effect is Tony Montana's famous Scarface line, used in memes for dramatic exits and final goodbyes online.
This is Al Pacino as Tony Montana delivering the iconic line Say goodnight to the bad guy in a low, defiant growl during his drunken restaurant outburst in Scarface. The delivery is slow and theatrical, with Montana fully embracing his villain role instead of backing down. There is no swelling score underneath, just the weight of the voice and a room falling silent around it. Played over a clip, it instantly turns any character into the unrepentant antagonist, making a defeat, an exit or a petty act of villainy feel much bigger and funnier than it should.
