Downloading other malicious software on the viewers' device.Locking volume adjust at the highest level.Putting the viewers' device/browser into full-screen mode right after a page loads.These types of screamers may use the following tactics to freak out their victims: Some screamers also come in the form of scareware, which is malicious software that seeks to both scare the viewer and harm their device. Some screamer websites contain Malicious scripts, scripts in the screamer's source code that are intended to harm the viewer's device. Shock sites can also be considered screamers since they intend to surprise and traumatize the viewer with unexpected content. Some screamers use disgusting and graphic images to gross the viewer out. Horror films and professional horror games are not considered screamers since the viewers/players already know about jumpscares beforehand. Some famous examples of screamers are The Maze by Jeremy Winterrowd, Anne.jpg, Ghost Caught on Tape, What's Wrong? and the K-fee commercials.
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Most screamers use scary/creepy images and loud sounds and scream to make their goal more effective (hence the name screamer), per example, Regan MacNeil from the 1973's classic horror movie The Exorcist. The term screamer, now more commonly referred to as a jumpscare or scary pop-up, is used to describe any game, video, website, or program that tricks the viewer into concentrating on the screen, which may happen in different ways, then has a sudden change that is purposely intended to scare and startle the viewer(s).
The Maze, one of the examples on this list.
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