Classical Music Question

Hi guys.

Does anyone know the name of the famous piece of classical music often used to represent the devil, hell, etc?

The peice I am referring to uses a choir, chanting in Latin, and is very famous.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

[Vish]

That's pretty vague. Can you give an example of where it has been used, like a movie or something? And don't forget to post a picture of a hot chick.

Despite this being an oft used piece, I cannot think of any specific instance of it's use. (Actually it was used in Only Fools And Horses once but I strongly doubt that helps.)

It has a repetitive chorus, which gets stronger with each loop, with a drum (dum-dum dum-dum) seperating each repetition.

I know its vague, but it's such an insanely famous piece that I'm hoping someone will know what I mean without needing much help.

[Sightless]

was it used in the movie OMEN?

Not as the main theme, although I havent seen the film.

Is it played whenever Darth Vader makes an appearance?

[Dale]

Orff's "Carmina Burana"?

[Brainwalter]

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Orff's "Carmina Burana"?

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O Fortuna specifically?

[Bradyams]

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Orff's "Carmina Burana"?

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That's the song played at the beginning of Jackass The Move

[Tron]

Does anyone have recommendations for the best version of this?