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Itachi truly is a master at knocking on doors.
I can only imagine the immense, indescribable fear that a 13 year old Naruto was experiencing at the time, faced with such massive pressure, originating from Itachi's strong, but elegant knocks. Even Kisame, who was standing behind Itachi, felt the intensity of his knocking. His own teammate was in awe of his godlike knocking. A tranquil rage projecting its sacred force onto that blessed door.