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* Ambush from ''VideoGame/{{Doors}}'' is a floating head that has this as one of its defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze]].
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* Ambush from ''VideoGame/{{Doors}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Doors|Roblox}}'' is a floating head that has this a gaping maw as one of its defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze]].
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In some cases the presence may imply a loss (or lack) of humanity, and be reversed should that humanity be regained (or gained in the first place).
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In some cases cases, the presence may imply a loss (or lack) of humanity, and be reversed should that humanity be regained (or gained in the first place).
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A subtrope of NightmareFace. Overlaps with BlackEyesOfEvil; see also LooksLikeCesare and HiddenEyes. Compare/Contrast ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow, and compare ScaryFlashLightFace, which can produce an appearance much like this.
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A subtrope SubTrope of NightmareFace. Overlaps with BlackEyesOfEvil; see also LooksLikeCesare and HiddenEyes. Compare/Contrast ExcessiveEvilEyeshadow, and compare ScaryFlashLightFace, which can produce an appearance much like this.
* In ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'', during the nightmare sequence in which Gowther {{Mind Rape}}s Dreyfus with his powers, [[spoiler:the still impaled and bleeding corpse of Zaratras, Dreyfus' brother whom he murdered,]] appears. As Dreyfus cowers in guilt at this apparition, its eyes and mouth become dark empty abysses which spew out blood all over Dreyfus.
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* In ''Manga/TheSevenDeadlySins'', during the nightmare sequence in which Gowther {{Mind Rape}}s Dreyfus with his powers, [[spoiler: the still impaled and bleeding corpse of Zaratras, Dreyfus' brother whom he murdered,]] appears. As Dreyfus cowers in guilt at this apparition, its eyes and mouth become dark empty abysses which spew out blood all over Dreyfus.
* In ''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', a [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow]] is possessed by the ghost of a murdered man so it can [[GhostlyGoals take revenge on his killers]]. The scarecrow's face is an [[SackheadSlasher burlap sack]] with three crude holes cut in it, opening onto utter darkness.
* The possessed from ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch-black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
* The possessed from ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch-black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
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* ''[[Film/{{Salvage}} Salvage/Gruesome]]'': Near the end, the (presumed) [[spoiler: spirits of the two teenage victims]] have this appearance; bonus points for standing uncannily still, their faces tilted up.
* ''Film/TheGrudge'' Toshio's mouth is deeply black within.
* In ''Film/{{Scream}}'', Ghostface's mask has these.
* ''Film/OutpostRiseOfTheSpetsnaz''. Having escaped from his cell before the Nazis can use him for their experiments, Russian commando Dolokhov hides in another cell when he hears patrolling guards, but realises he's not alone in there. A bald-headed man is standing in the shadows, giving a QuizzicalTilt. Dolokhov peeks back outside, then suddenly realises the man is crouched right next to him. The man's eyes morph into BlackEyesOfEvil and his jaw drops to an impossible depth -- Dolokhov gets the hell out of there.
* The possessed from the horror movie ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
* ''Film/TheMummy1999'' has a variant with the [[{{Mummy}} titular villain Imhotep]] occasionally distending his jaw to an unnatural degree. The maw isn't pitch-black in this case, but Imhotep makes up for it with the desiccated-looking flesh that appears ''around'' his mouth when he does this, even after he rejuvenates his mummified body and starts looking fully alive most of the time.
* The [[AntagonistTitle eponymous antagonist]] of ''Film/JennifersBody'' does this at one point. In this case, the undead monster is Jennifer Check, an AlphaBitch (played by Creator/MeganFox) who becomes [[DemonicPossession possessed]] upon [[CameBackWrong coming back wrong]]. This trope specifically occurs right before she's [[LiteralManeater about to feed]].
* In ''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', a [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow]] is possessed by the ghost of a murdered man so it can [[GhostlyGoals take revenge on his killers]]. The scarecrow's face is an [[SackheadSlasher burlap sack]] with three crude holes cut in it, opening onto utter darkness.
* ''Film/TheGrudge'' Toshio's mouth is deeply black within.
* In ''Film/{{Scream}}'', Ghostface's mask has these.
* ''Film/OutpostRiseOfTheSpetsnaz''. Having escaped from his cell before the Nazis can use him for their experiments, Russian commando Dolokhov hides in another cell when he hears patrolling guards, but realises he's not alone in there. A bald-headed man is standing in the shadows, giving a QuizzicalTilt. Dolokhov peeks back outside, then suddenly realises the man is crouched right next to him. The man's eyes morph into BlackEyesOfEvil and his jaw drops to an impossible depth -- Dolokhov gets the hell out of there.
* The possessed from the horror movie ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
* ''Film/TheMummy1999'' has a variant with the [[{{Mummy}} titular villain Imhotep]] occasionally distending his jaw to an unnatural degree. The maw isn't pitch-black in this case, but Imhotep makes up for it with the desiccated-looking flesh that appears ''around'' his mouth when he does this, even after he rejuvenates his mummified body and starts looking fully alive most of the time.
* The [[AntagonistTitle eponymous antagonist]] of ''Film/JennifersBody'' does this at one point. In this case, the undead monster is Jennifer Check, an AlphaBitch (played by Creator/MeganFox) who becomes [[DemonicPossession possessed]] upon [[CameBackWrong coming back wrong]]. This trope specifically occurs right before she's [[LiteralManeater about to feed]].
* In ''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', a [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow]] is possessed by the ghost of a murdered man so it can [[GhostlyGoals take revenge on his killers]]. The scarecrow's face is an [[SackheadSlasher burlap sack]] with three crude holes cut in it, opening onto utter darkness.
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* ''[[Film/{{Salvage}} Salvage/Gruesome]]'': Near the end, the (presumed) [[spoiler: spirits of the two teenage victims]] have this appearance; bonus points for standing uncannily still, their faces tilted up.
* ''Film/TheGrudge''''Film/TheGrudge'': Toshio's mouth is deeply black within.
* The [[AntagonistTitle eponymous antagonist]] of ''Film/JennifersBody'' does this at one point. In''Film/{{Scream}}'', Ghostface's mask has these.
* ''Film/OutpostRiseOfTheSpetsnaz''. Having escaped from his cellthis case, the undead monster is Jennifer Check, an AlphaBitch who becomes [[DemonicPossession possessed]] upon [[CameBackWrong coming back wrong]]. This trope specifically occurs right before the Nazis can use him for their experiments, Russian commando Dolokhov hides in another cell when he hears patrolling guards, but realises he's not alone in there. A bald-headed man is standing in the shadows, giving a QuizzicalTilt. Dolokhov peeks back outside, then suddenly realises the man is crouched right next she's [[LiteralManeater about to him. The man's eyes morph into BlackEyesOfEvil and his jaw drops to an impossible depth -- Dolokhov gets the hell out of there.
* The possessed from the horror movie ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
feed]].
* ''Film/TheMummy1999'' has a variant withthe [[{{Mummy}} the titular villain Imhotep]] occasionally distending his jaw to an unnatural degree. The maw isn't pitch-black in this case, but Imhotep makes up for it with the desiccated-looking flesh that appears ''around'' his mouth when he does this, even after he rejuvenates his mummified body and starts looking fully alive most of the time.
*The [[AntagonistTitle eponymous antagonist]] of ''Film/JennifersBody'' does this at one point. In this case, the undead monster is Jennifer Check, an AlphaBitch (played by Creator/MeganFox) who becomes [[DemonicPossession possessed]] upon [[CameBackWrong coming back wrong]]. This trope specifically occurs right ''Film/OutpostRiseOfTheSpetsnaz'': Having escaped from his cell before she's [[LiteralManeater about the Nazis can use him for their experiments, Russian commando Dolokhov hides in another cell when he hears patrolling guards, but realises that he's not alone in there. A bald-headed man is standing in the shadows, giving a QuizzicalTilt. Dolokhov peeks back outside, then suddenly realises that the man is crouched right next to feed]].
him. The man's eyes morph into BlackEyesOfEvil and his jaw drops to an impossible depth -- Dolokhov gets the hell out of there.
* Near the end of ''Film/{{Salvage}}'', the (presumed) [[spoiler:spirits of the two teenage victims]] have this appearance; bonus points for standing uncannily still, their faces tilted up.
* In''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', a [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow]] is possessed by the ghost of a murdered man so it can [[GhostlyGoals take revenge on his killers]]. The scarecrow's face is an [[SackheadSlasher burlap sack]] with three crude holes cut in it, opening onto utter darkness.''Film/{{Scream}}'', Ghostface's mask has these.
* ''Film/TheGrudge''
* The [[AntagonistTitle eponymous antagonist]] of ''Film/JennifersBody'' does this at one point. In
* ''Film/OutpostRiseOfTheSpetsnaz''. Having escaped from his cell
* The possessed from the horror movie ''Film/DeadBirds'' have gaping, dark eyeholes and wide open, pitch black mouths, though they posses sharp, needlelike teeth as well.
* ''Film/TheMummy1999'' has a variant with
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* Near the end of ''Film/{{Salvage}}'', the (presumed) [[spoiler:spirits of the two teenage victims]] have this appearance; bonus points for standing uncannily still, their faces tilted up.
* In
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* In most versions of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' (including the original book) Marley's ghost wears a bandage around his head to keep his jaw from hanging down, and at one point takes it off in order to frighten Scrooge even more. This is TruthInTelevision as the dead were sometimes buried with their jaws tied together to prevent the "screaming corpse" effect once decay set in, when the ligaments in the jaw detaches and causes the illusion that the dead person is screaming.
* The wraithlike Dementors in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating and empty eye sockets covered with decaying skin.
* The wraithlike Dementors in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating and empty eye sockets covered with decaying skin.
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* In most versions of ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' (including ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'', including the original book) book, Marley's ghost wears a bandage around his head to keep his jaw from hanging down, and at one point takes it off in order to frighten Scrooge even more. This is TruthInTelevision TruthInTelevision, as the dead were sometimes buried with their jaws tied together to prevent the "screaming corpse" effect once decay set in, when whereby the ligaments in the jaw detaches detach and causes cause the illusion that the dead person is screaming.
* The wraithlike Dementors in''Franchise/HarryPotter'' ''Literature/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating and empty eye sockets covered with decaying skin.
* The wraithlike Dementors in
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* The "Witch in the Well" in the ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E9Hide Hide]]" has this appearance by default, though it turns out she isn't a ghost but a living woman trapped in a bizarre parallel universe.
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* The "Witch in the Well" in the ''Series/DoctorWho'' episode "[[Recap/DoctorWhoS33E9Hide Hide]]" has this appearance by default, though it turns out that she isn't a ghost but a living woman trapped in a bizarre parallel universe.
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* The ''Music/{{Vocaloid}}'' song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku3DojpEXPM "In A Rainy Town, Balloons Dance With Devils"]] ends with Miku's unborn child, who has soulless black scribbles for eyes and an eerie black crescent of a grin, turning towards the camera and smiling at the viewer while blood pours out of its cracked skull.
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* The ''Music/{{Vocaloid}}'' Music/{{Vocaloid}} song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ku3DojpEXPM "In A Rainy Town, Balloons Dance With Devils"]] ends with Miku's unborn child, who has soulless black scribbles for eyes and an eerie black crescent of a grin, turning towards the camera and smiling at the viewer while blood pours out of its cracked skull.
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* The "[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostface_(Scream) Ghostface]]" mask (as seen in ''Film/{{Scream}}'') might be seen as a "classic" Ghostly Gape.
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* The "[[http://en.[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghostface_(Scream) Ghostface]]" "Ghostface"]] mask (as seen in ''Film/{{Scream}}'') might be seen as a "classic" Ghostly Gape.
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* In Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Pinball/HauntedHouse'', many of the ghosts — and even some of the objects in the house — have jagged black eyes and mouths.
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* In Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Pinball/HauntedHouse'', many of the ghosts — -- and even some of the objects in the house — -- have jagged black eyes and mouths.
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* The nebula ghost in ''[[Ride/SpaceMountain Space Mountain Ghost Galaxy]]'' at the Ride/DisneyThemeParks has this, though at times it has shining stars act as its pupils.
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* The nebula ghost in ''[[Ride/SpaceMountain Space Mountain ''Ride/SpaceMountain Ghost Galaxy]]'' Galaxy'' at the Ride/DisneyThemeParks has this, though at times it has shining stars act as its pupils.
* The first and most plentiful type of monster in ''VideoGame/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent'' resembles nothing so much as a burlap sack that's been sliced open near the top and given a face. If you were able to get a good look at it -- which you shouldn't be -- you would see teeth jutting out of its nonexistent lower jaw.
* In ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing2001'', forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character without their possessions... [[NightmareFuel including their face]]. The poor villager will be stuck with holes where their eyes and mouth used to be until the game is started up again. This is to say nothing of the Gyroids and the NPC rabbit named Coco, who all permanently have this expression in all games.
* In ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing2001'', forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character without their possessions... [[NightmareFuel including their face]]. The poor villager will be stuck with holes where their eyes and mouth used to be until the game is started up again. This is to say nothing of the Gyroids and the NPC rabbit named Coco, who all permanently have this expression in all games.
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hello_hello_1_4352.png black, nearly round eyes and mouths]].
* One of the ghosts encountered in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''.
* One of the ghosts encountered in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''.
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts ghost from ''VideoGame/BlackRose'' has one of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hello_hello_1_4352.png black, nearly round these in the revamped version.
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes andmouths]].
mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
*One of All the ghosts encountered enemies in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''.''VideoGame/{{DLIRIUM}}'' have these.
* Ambush from ''VideoGame/{{Doors}}'' is a floating head that has this as one of its defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze]].
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and
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* Ambush from ''VideoGame/{{Doors}}'' is a floating head that has this as one of its defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze]].
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* The infamous Uboa of ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'', who resembles the Scream mask a lot.
* In the first ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' game, forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character without their possessions... [[NightmareFuel including their face]]. The poor villager will be stuck with holes where their eyes and mouth used to be until the game is started up again. This is to say nothing of the Gyroids and the NPC rabbit named Coco, who all permanently have this expression in all games.
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in the game ''[[VideoGame/NanashiNoGame Nanashi No Game]]''.
* The ghost from ''VideoGame/BlackRose'' now has one of these in the revamped version.
* Ambush from ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Doors Doors]]'' Is a floating head that has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]
* In the first ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' game, forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character without their possessions... [[NightmareFuel including their face]]. The poor villager will be stuck with holes where their eyes and mouth used to be until the game is started up again. This is to say nothing of the Gyroids and the NPC rabbit named Coco, who all permanently have this expression in all games.
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in the game ''[[VideoGame/NanashiNoGame Nanashi No Game]]''.
* The ghost from ''VideoGame/BlackRose'' now has one of these in the revamped version.
* Ambush from ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Doors Doors]]'' Is a floating head that has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]
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* ''VideoGame/FableI'': The infamous Uboa of ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'', who resembles the Scream mask a lot.
* In the first ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' game, forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character withoutwraithlike Screamers have inhumanly distended jaws and deal LifeDrain with their possessions... [[NightmareFuel including their face]]. The poor villager will be stuck with holes where their eyes and mouth used to be until the game is started up again. This is to say nothing of the Gyroids and the NPC rabbit named Coco, who all permanently have this expression in all games.
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in the game ''[[VideoGame/NanashiNoGame Nanashi No Game]]''.
* The ghost from ''VideoGame/BlackRose'' now has one of these in the revamped version.
* Ambush from ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Doors Doors]]'' Is a floating head that has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]shrieks.
* In the first ''VideoGame/AnimalCrossing'' game, forgetting to save while in another save file's town will render the character without
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in the game ''[[VideoGame/NanashiNoGame Nanashi No Game]]''.
* The ghost from ''VideoGame/BlackRose'' now has one of these in the revamped version.
* Ambush from ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Doors Doors]]'' Is a floating head that has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]
* ''VideoGame/GhostbustersTheVideoGame'': This seems to be a running motif for the Cult of Shandor. Not only do the unmasked Cultists sport the look, [[SigilSpam but it also appears as decorations on gates, bookshelves, machine parts, doors, and many, many other things]].
* One enemy in the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'' is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/HelloHello'': The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hello_hello_1_4352.png black, nearly round eyes and mouths]].
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
* One of the ghosts encountered in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''.
* One enemy in the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'' is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/HelloHello'': The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hello_hello_1_4352.png black, nearly round eyes and mouths]].
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
* One of the ghosts encountered in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown''.
* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'' has ghosts as recurring enemies, all of whose faces are constantly moaning with gaping holes for eyes and mouths.
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in ''VideoGame/NanashiNoGame''.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a mask that is meant to invoke this. [[spoiler:It's because his real face is too cute to take seriously for a Ghost-type trainer.]]
* Played with and explained, in Lisa from ''VideoGame/SilentHills'': only her right eye is missing, and the player must gouge it out of her living self's picture to advance. Aside from the [[PsychologicalTormentZone purgatorial implications]] of the player reliving memories of [[PaterFamilicide the murder]] as (or [[MistakenIdentity instead of]]) the husband, the eye was probably gouged out by said husband after he shot her in her pregnant womb.
* These show up with the hostile ghosts as enemies in ''VideoGame/NanashiNoGame''.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a mask that is meant to invoke this. [[spoiler:It's because his real face is too cute to take seriously for a Ghost-type trainer.]]
* Played with and explained, in Lisa from ''VideoGame/SilentHills'': only her right eye is missing, and the player must gouge it out of her living self's picture to advance. Aside from the [[PsychologicalTormentZone purgatorial implications]] of the player reliving memories of [[PaterFamilicide the murder]] as (or [[MistakenIdentity instead of]]) the husband, the eye was probably gouged out by said husband after he shot her in her pregnant womb.
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* The first and most plentiful type of monster in ''VideoGame/AmnesiaTheDarkDescent'' resembles nothing so much as a burlap sack that's been sliced open near the top and given a face. If you were able to get a good look at it -- which you shouldn't be -- you would see teeth jutting out of its nonexistent lower jaw.
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* Played with and explained, in Lisa from ''[[VideoGame/SilentHills P.T.]]'': only her right eye is missing, and the player must gouge it out of her living self's picture to advance. Aside from the [[PsychologicalTormentZone purgatorial implications of the player reliving memories of]] [[PaterFamilicide the murder]] as (or [[MistakenIdentity instead of]]) the husband, the eye was probably gouged out by said husband after he shot her in her pregnant womb.
* ''VideoGame/GhostbustersTheVideoGame'': This seems to be a running motif for the Cult of Shandor. Not only do the unmasked Cultists sport the look, [[SigilSpam but it also appears as decorations on gates, bookshelves, machine parts, doors,]] and ''many, many'' other things.
* All the enemies in {{VideoGame/DLIRIUM}} have these.
* In the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'', one enemy is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/FableI'': The wraithlike Screamers have inhumanly distended jaws and deal LifeDrain with [[MakeMeWannaShout their shrieks]].
* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'' has ghosts as recurring enemies, all of them whose faces are constantly moaning with gaping holes for eyes and mouths.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a mask that is meant to invoke this. [[spoiler:It's because his real face is too cute to take seriously for a Ghost-type trainer.]]
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
* ''VideoGame/GhostbustersTheVideoGame'': This seems to be a running motif for the Cult of Shandor. Not only do the unmasked Cultists sport the look, [[SigilSpam but it also appears as decorations on gates, bookshelves, machine parts, doors,]] and ''many, many'' other things.
* All the enemies in {{VideoGame/DLIRIUM}} have these.
* In the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'', one enemy is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/FableI'': The wraithlike Screamers have inhumanly distended jaws and deal LifeDrain with [[MakeMeWannaShout their shrieks]].
* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'' has ghosts as recurring enemies, all of them whose faces are constantly moaning with gaping holes for eyes and mouths.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a mask that is meant to invoke this. [[spoiler:It's because his real face is too cute to take seriously for a Ghost-type trainer.]]
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
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* Played with and explained, in Lisa from ''[[VideoGame/SilentHills P.T.]]'': only her right eye is missing, and The infamous Uboa of ''VideoGame/YumeNikki'', who resembles the player must gouge it out of her living self's picture to advance. Aside from the [[PsychologicalTormentZone purgatorial implications of the player reliving memories of]] [[PaterFamilicide the murder]] as (or [[MistakenIdentity instead of]]) the husband, the eye was probably gouged out by said husband after he shot her in her pregnant womb.
* ''VideoGame/GhostbustersTheVideoGame'': This seems to be a running motif for the Cult of Shandor. Not only do the unmasked Cultists sport the look, [[SigilSpam but it also appears as decorations on gates, bookshelves, machine parts, doors,]] and ''many, many'' other things.
* All the enemies in {{VideoGame/DLIRIUM}} have these.
* In the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'', one enemy is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/FableI'': The wraithlike Screamers have inhumanly distended jaws and deal LifeDrain with [[MakeMeWannaShout their shrieks]].
* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'' has ghosts as recurring enemies, all of them whose faces are constantly moaning with gaping holes for eyes and mouths.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a''Film/{{Scream}}'' mask that is meant to invoke this. [[spoiler:It's because his real face is too cute to take seriously for a Ghost-type trainer.]]
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].lot.
* ''VideoGame/GhostbustersTheVideoGame'': This seems to be a running motif for the Cult of Shandor. Not only do the unmasked Cultists sport the look, [[SigilSpam but it also appears as decorations on gates, bookshelves, machine parts, doors,]] and ''many, many'' other things.
* All the enemies in {{VideoGame/DLIRIUM}} have these.
* In the 8-bit computer game ''Ghouls'', one enemy is a ghost with this expression, which switches to a big smile whenever the PlayerCharacter dies.
* ''VideoGame/FableI'': The wraithlike Screamers have inhumanly distended jaws and deal LifeDrain with [[MakeMeWannaShout their shrieks]].
* ''VideoGame/MonsterHunterPC'' has ghosts as recurring enemies, all of them whose faces are constantly moaning with gaping holes for eyes and mouths.
* Gym Leader Allister in ''VideoGame/PokemonSwordAndShield'' wears a
* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
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* Happens in the episode "Halloween" of ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' where Darwin and Gumball take a drop of potion to become ghostly in order to join in a ghost party.
* The Phantom Shadows from the ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' episode "A Night of Fright is No Delight" have orange spots for eyes and a gaping orange mouth.
** The "Ice Cream Ghosts" from "Ghost Of the Bad Humor Man" have this as well.
* The Phantom Shadows from the ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' episode "A Night of Fright is No Delight" have orange spots for eyes and a gaping orange mouth.
** The "Ice Cream Ghosts" from "Ghost Of the Bad Humor Man" have this as well.
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* Happens in ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'': In the episode "Halloween" of ''WesternAnimation/TheAmazingWorldOfGumball'' where "[[Recap/TheAmazingWorldOfGumballS2E9Halloween Halloween]]", Darwin and Gumball take a drop of potion to become ghostly in order to join in a ghost party.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'':
** The Phantom Shadows from the ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' episode"A "[[Recap/ScoobyDooWhereAreYouS1E16ANightOfFrightIsNoDelight A Night of Fright is No Delight" Delight]]" have orange spots for eyes and a gaping orange mouth.
** The "Ice Cream Ghosts" from"Ghost Of the ''WesternAnimation/TheScoobyDooShow'' episode "[[Recap/TheScoobyDooShowS1E15TheGhostOfTheBadHumorMan The Ghost of the Bad Humor Man" Man]]" have this as well.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'':
** The Phantom Shadows from the ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooWhereAreYou'' episode
** The "Ice Cream Ghosts" from
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* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Franchise/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
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* In ''VideoGame/{{INFRA}}'', the Bergmann Power Plant's resident [[ThingsThatGoBumpInTheNight boogeyman]], Mörkö, sports a WhiteMaskOfDoom with gaping eyes and mouth, resembling a blend of [[Franchise/{{Scream}} [[Film/{{Scream}} Ghostface]] and [[Franchise/{{Halloween}} Michael Myers]].
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* ''VideoGame/DemonHunterTheReturnOfTheWings'': Lideal's eyes and mouth are wide and hollow, fitting for a harlequin demon.
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* Ambush from ''VideoGame/Doors'' Has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]
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* Ambush from ''VideoGame/Doors'' Has ''[[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/VideoGame/Doors Doors]]'' Is a floating head that has this as one of it's defining characteristics, the other being a [[OminousVisualGlitch glitchy green haze.]]
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* ''Fanfic/RainbowDoubleDashsLunaverse:'' The final antagonist of ''The Hero of Oaton'', the Nameless Whisper, has these. Usually as it takes on somepony's form and tries to give them a BreakingLecture.
* ''Fanfic/RainbowDoubleDashsLunaverse:'' The final antagonist of ''The Hero of Oaton'', the Nameless Whisper, has these. Usually as it takes on somepony's form and tries to give them a BreakingLecture.
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have black, nearly-round eyes and mouths. ([[NightmareFuel/HelloHello See here]])
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/hello_hello_1_4352.png black, nearly-round nearly round eyes and mouths. ([[NightmareFuel/HelloHello See here]])mouths]].
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* Golden Freddy, resident [[EasterEgg Easter Egg]]/[[LegacyBossBattle Legacy Boss Battle]] of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' and [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2 its sequel,]] has no eyes and a slack jaw, in addition to having his head [[QuizzicalTilt tilted to the left.]] Understandably, he's the most dangerous of all the animatronics; in the first game, he can ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou crash your entire game,]]'' while in ''2,'' modifying his AI only changes how often he appears; he's always ''really, really fast'' and capable of killing you ''from the hallway, '''before he's even in the room.'''''[[note]]And, in case you're wondering: fading out of existence and literally just being a giant floating head in the hallway make it even more justified that he's listed here.[[/note]]
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* Golden Freddy, resident [[EasterEgg Easter Egg]]/[[LegacyBossBattle Legacy Boss Battle]] EasterEgg[=/=]LegacyBossBattle of ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys'' ''VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys1'' and [[VideoGame/FiveNightsAtFreddys2 its sequel,]] sequel]], has no eyes and a slack jaw, in addition to having his head [[QuizzicalTilt tilted to the left.]] left]]. Understandably, he's the most dangerous of all the animatronics; in the first game, he can ''[[TheFourthWallWillNotProtectYou crash your entire game,]]'' while in ''2,'' ''2'', modifying his AI only changes how often he appears; he's always ''really, really fast'' and capable of killing you ''from the hallway, '''before he's even in the room.'''''[[note]]And, in case you're wondering: fading out of existence and literally just being a giant floating head in the hallway make it even more justified that he's listed here.[[/note]]
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* One of the ghosts encountered in ''VideoGame/TheLostCrown'', as shown in the page image.
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have black, nearly-round eyes and mouths. ([[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/NightmareFuel/HelloHello See here]])
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* ''VideoGame/HelloHello''. The ghosts of [[spoiler:Akari and Kazuki]] have black, nearly-round eyes and mouths. ([[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/NightmareFuel/HelloHello ([[NightmareFuel/HelloHello See here]])
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* At least one apparition in ''VideoGame/DreadOut'' has [[http://dreadout.com/images/ss05.jpg this appearance]] (albeit with white eyes above a black mouth).
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* The Ghost from the ''VideoGame/{{Spelunky}}'' games [[spoiler:and the Ghists in ''2'']] fittingly sport this look by default. Subverted when you use the [[WeaponizedCamera Camera]] on it, but only very briefly, and when it splits into smaller ghosts in the second game, some of them are depicted as if they're smiling.
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* The Ghost from the ''VideoGame/{{Spelunky}}'' games [[spoiler:and the Ghists Ghosts in ''2'']] fittingly sport this look by default. Subverted when you use the [[WeaponizedCamera Camera]] on it, but only very briefly, and when it splits into smaller ghosts in the second game, some of them are depicted as if they're smiling.
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* In ''Film/DarkNightOfTheScarecrow'', a [[ScaryScarecrows scarecrow]] is possessed by the ghost of a murdered man so it can [[GhostlyGoals take revenge on his killers]]. The scarecrow's face is an [[SackheadSlasher burlap sack]] with three crude holes cut in it, opening onto utter darkness.
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* ''Film/TheGrudge'' Toshio mouth is deeply black within.
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* ''Film/TheGrudge'' Toshio Toshio's mouth is deeply black within.
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* The wraithlike Dementors in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating.
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* The wraithlike Dementors in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating.SoulEating and empty eye sockets covered with decaying skin.
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* The wraithlike Dementors in ''Franchise/HarryPotter'' are MadeOfEvil creatures with a large, gaping hole where the mouth should've been that they use for SoulEating.
