Media Samples in Music Database

Apotemnophiliac by Pungent Stench on Ampeauty (2005) uses sample from Hellbound: Hellraiser II (Peter Atkins, 1988):

The doctor is in... I recommend amputation.

Doomblade by The Acacia Strain on Death Is The Only Mortal (2012) uses sample from The Devil Inside (William Brent Bell, 2012):

- 911 Operator: "South Hartford 911, what's your emergency?"
- Maria Rossi: "Three...three people..."
- 911 Operator: "Three people. Ma'am, what's the problem? Are they injured?"
- Maria Rossi: "Three people.....three people are dead."
- 911 Operator: "Did you say dead?"
- Maria Rossi: "I...killed...them. Send the police."
- 911 Operator: "Ma'am, excuse me, who did you kill?"
- Maria Rossi: "I killed everyone."

Posthuman by Stamp on Posthuman (2018) uses sample from Gattaca (Andrew Niccol, 1997):

Neurological condition, 60% probability, manic depression, 42% probability. Attention deficit disorder, 89% probability. Heart disorder ... 99% probability.

Serial Messiah by Cryptopsy on Blasphemy Made Flesh (1995) uses sample from Braindead (Peter Jackson, 1992):

"Ah, get off me you bastard"
"I Kick ass for the lord!"

Your Entitlement Means Nothing by Aborted on The Necrotic Manifesto (2014) uses sample from Hobo With a Shotgun (Jason Eisener, 2011):

My father's got something he wants you all to see.And I swear, anybody looks away for even a second, I'll make them wish they we're fucking aborted.

Human Flesh Devourment by Kraanium on Ten Acts of Sickening Perversity (2008) uses sample from Oz S01E02 "Visits, Conjugal and Otherwise" (Jim Finnerty, 1992):

- You killed your parents and ate them, right?
- I only ate my mom. I was saving my dad for Thanksgiving.

I saw them carry him out. Looked like a roasted, broiled chicken. His flesh was all brown and crispy. He looked good enough to eat.

Panem Et Circenses by Stillbirth on Revive the Throne (2020) uses sample from Gladiator (Ridley Scott, 2000):

Are you not entertained !? Is this not why you are here ?

Fornicating In Ethically Sourced Fair Trade Chocolate by Party Cannon on Perverse Party Platter (2017) uses sample from Brass Eye (Chris Morris, 1997):

A spokesman said, "This is the one thing we didn't want to happen."

Hollow points by Army of the Pharaohs on The Unholy Terror (Crown Jewel Edition) (2010) uses sample from The Iceman Confessions Of A Mafia Hitman (Arthur Ginsberg, 1992):

I would move Heaven and Hell and anything in between to get to you. You
wouldn't be safe anywhere if I was mad at you. And that's not bull;
that's truth. I've went up against people. You could pull a gun on me
and if I'm mad at you I'm coming forward. You'd have to shoot me to stop
me and if you don't kill me - you're stupid cause the next time you see
me I will kill you.

Festering Fungus Infection by Last Days of Humanity on The Sound of Rancid Juices Sloshing around your Coffin (1998) uses sample from Faces of Death (John Alan Schwartz, 1978):

The counting of time
is considered a crime.
And the money one earns
not worth a lone dime.
So here they will lie
for the rest of the night.
Their bodies remain still
in darkness and in light.
But don't be afraid
for it will happen to you.
When all will stop
as your body turns blue.