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"House of Horror" are two different tracks, with one consisting of five parts composed by William Merrick Farran, and the second one composed by Larry Hochman. Both tracks are played using low strings, higher strings, a glockenspiel, an oboe, a bassoon, and low brass instruments.

Usage

Version 1

Part 1

This is the deep, dark part of the piece.

Part 2

This part is slightly less deep and dark, but it features more "creepiness."

Part 3

This part features many "creepy" elements into the piece, more notably the combination of high violins and glockenspiels.

Part 4

This part is the more ghostly part of the piece. This part features ghostly-sounding sopranos and high violins.

Part 5

This version is the "scary" part of the piece. It is often used in scenes where threatening moments are prevalent. Sometimes only the ending part is used to show dramatic effect of a dangerous, gross, or threatening moment.

Version 2

This version is a completely different cue composed by Larry Hochman.

Trivia

  • Version 1 and Version 2 of "House of Horror" are both played in The Loud House.
    • Clearly, only the fourth part of Version 1's "House of Horror" was played in "Jeers for Fears."
  • Currently, none of the episodes in SpongeBob SquarePants use all five parts of "House of Horror."
  • There is only one instance where two episodes that both have "House of Horror" at the end of both episodes also happen to be sister episodes. They are "Krabby Patty Creature Feature" and "Teacher's Pests."
  • In "Mermaid Man vs. SpongeBob," both Version 1 and Version 2 were both played.
  • Part 4 can be used as a beginning for Part 5 in Version 1’s “House of Horror.” They are “I Was a Teenage Gary,” “Valentine’s Day,” and “A Cabin in the Kelp.”
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