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Screamer is a family of bird species.

Contents

• Books
• Entertainment
• Film
• Music
• Places
• Transportation
• Other uses
• See also

Screamer may also refer to:

Books

• Screamer magazine, a Los Angeles area music publication
• Screamers, a Hardy Boys novel

Entertainment

• Screamer (video game), a PC racing game series
• "Screamers" (Beavis and Butt-head episode)

Film

• Screamers (1995 film), a film based on the short story "Second Variety" by Philip K. Dick
• Screamers (2006 film), a documentary by Carla Garapedian and System of a Down
• #Screamers (2016 film), an American horror-mystery film
• Screamers (1979 film), directed by Sergio Martino

Music

• Screamer, a member of a musical ensemble designated to provide screamed vocals
• Screamer (march), a style of march music used in circus marches
• Ibanez Tube Screamer, an overdrive pedal in electronic sound effects
• The Screamers, an electropunk band from 1975 to 1981
• Screamer (album) by Third Eye Blind, 2019
• "Screamer", a 2000 song by Good Charlotte from Good Charlotte
• "Screamer", a 2019 song by Third Eye Blind from Screamer

Places

• Screamer, Alabama
• Screamer, Tennessee
• Screamer Mountain, a mountain in Rabun County, Georgia

Transportation

• Armstrong Siddeley Screamer, a rocket engine intended to power the Avro 720 interceptor aircraft
• EMD F40PH or Screamer, a locomotive
• Screamer pipe, in automobile modification
• WDM-2, Indian Railways locomotive, when the horn has a very high-pitched sound

Other uses

• Screamer, an alternative name for the exclamation mark
• Internet screamer, an image or video that unexpectedly frightens the viewer
• Spectacular mark or screamer, a type of mark in Australian rules football
• The Screamers, a name for the primal therapy commune Atlantis

See also

• All pages with titles containing Screamer

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