Place it as the closing beat at the end of a horror sequence, after a tense build and a short warning cue, then follow it with the FNAF Jumpscare Scream for a second hit before cutting to black.
About this sound
This is a sudden, harsh jumpscare burst lasting about 3.8 seconds, built around a distorted scream and crashing electronic noise. It feels jarring and panicky, the kind of shock that makes a listener flinch before they can laugh at it. It comes from the Five Nights at Freddy's jumpscare style noted with the clip, tied to the Nightmare Before Disney 2016 title.