There is no single famous source for this clip, and it circulates online as a generic, very short door effect rather than a line or song from a particular game or film. That anonymity is part of its usefulness: because listeners recognise the action instantly, editors can reuse it across gaming clips, short videos, streams and memes without it carrying a distracting reference. Its length, under a second, also suits fast edits, where a longer creak would slow the joke or reveal.