The opening of this Frankenstein-inspired track features some appropriately spooky sound effects—and the rest will just make you want to do the mashed potato. Add this 60s era graveyard smash to your ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The video pays homage to the not-so-beloved Halloween III: Season of the Witch and uses a ton of practical effects. The three band ...

There's nothing like a hauntingly good Halloween playlist to help get everyone into the spirit of the season. Whether you're headed to the patch to pick out a pumpkin for this year's jack-o'-lantern ...

This track is so utterly catchy, you might sing along with it well before considering just how paranoid the lyrics sound. “Somebody’s Watching Me” was Rockwell’s biggest hit (by a lot), but at least ...

We all know that even though a Halloween party may have the creepiest cocktails, the goriest Halloween games and the most frightening-looking Halloween food, but let's not forget Halloween music! Any ...

Kicking off our list of television theme songs that are worthy of a spot on any (un)respectable Halloween playlist is, unsurprisingly, the theme song of a show about vampires. New Zealand vampire ...

This artist has a huge “Kim-pact” on pop music. Although fans wait for the third installment of Turn Off the Light, there are plenty of Kim Petras original songs already released and perfect for any ...

Halloween is on a Friday in 2025, which means there will be plenty of parties full of vampires, werewolves, ghosts and other monsters dancing the night away. But if you're the host of a party, you ...

Halloween is right around the corner, and frightful songs abound. In our book, there are two types of scary Halloween songs. One category, which is not as scary, are songs made with fun frights in ...

Rock and Roll Hall-of-Famer Slash has released a new album that celebrates the sights and frights of Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Hollywood. The 11-song album, available exclusively on ...

The theme song for the Halloween franchise is almost as iconic as Michael Myers himself. That simple yet sinister tune makes me want to curl up on the couch and watch something scary. There are no ...