2022年10月3日 · The "ch ch ch ah ah ah" whisper effect is an iconic part of Friday The 13th's score, but here's the secret meaning behind it. Friday The 13th started life as a cheap horror movie designed to cash in on the surprise popularity of Halloween .

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2023年10月13日 · Most people have been repeating it as ch ch ch, ah ah ah for years, and it’s hard to hear it any other way. However, the film’s composer, Harry Manfredini, has set the record straight...

2023年12月24日 · Others vehemently countered that the utterance was "Ch-ch-ch, ah-ah-ah." Everyone was wrong, but the not-knowing was part of the fun. Alas, we now know precisely what he was saying.

2018年10月25日 · I owe no rights to Jason or Friday the 13th!

2019年5月3日 · Ch ch ah ah soundtrack from Jason Voorhees on YouTube.

2009年10月30日 · ch-ch-ch, ah-ah-ah. In the Friday the 13th movies, the sound so many people think they hear “Ch Ch Ch”, is actually “Ki ki ki, ma ma ma”, Harry Manfredini created it after he knew of the scene where Mrs. Voorhees is saying “Kill her Mommy” and it is actually his voice echoed that makes the sound.

2023年8月5日 · Short for "kill her mommy" It’s non diegetic sound, only we can hear it.

2021年8月4日 · That chilling effect was created by Henry Manfredini, who also composed the film's legendary original score. And while the horror-loving masses have been pronouncing the sound as "ch ch ch,...

2023年8月5日 · This has long been confirmed to be "ki ki ki ma ma ma", meaning "kill her mommy" if I recall correctly. Apparently, the device used when it was recorded made it sound like "ch ch ch ha ha ha", which began the whole debate.