Josh Clark

Yeah, for sure.

The one I always associate with that is Tom Berenger telling that guy who got shot in the gut and platoon to eat the pain.

That guy was definitely screaming in pain.

And it worked, too.

Was that Junior?

So there's also, this one's great, Scream of Extreme Joy.

Yeah, like at a concert, maybe?

Sure, that's one.

Or if you watch The Simpsons and go back and watch, I think, the Murder House episode where Marge is a real estate agent selling a murder house to Ned Flanders, you hear a terrible scream, and it turns out it's Ned Flanders screaming in joy because there's purple drapes in the house.

It's great.

Just go look it up.

It's like a 10-second clip.

Yeah.

Next to that, I just have an ellipse.

Yeah.

I feel like this one may have just been mislabeled because I think you can make a case that what they're describing here is actually a scream of emotional pain, not physical pain, emotional pain.

Yeah, I guess so.

So sure.

I mean, maybe it's just me that was like, no, that's wrong.

A really good example of it as far as movies go is Toni Collette in Hereditary.