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 ...

I am always a bit disappointed when I go to a Halloween party and everything that’s played is 40-year-old music, all from the same cult classic movies or bands. While there’s nothing inherently wrong ...

It’s easy to understand how and why “Werewolves of London” became a Halloween party staple. The first is that is has “werewolves” in the title. It also includes lyrics that talk about how a “little ...

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 ...

The countdown to Halloween is officially on! Whatever you've got on the calendar to celebrate the year's spookiest holiday, don't forget to curate a proper playlist to ensure you've got the perfect ...

They called rock and roll the Devil’s music when it first hit the scene in the 1950s. Ever since, all popular music—whether it’s metal, hip-hop, or techno—has occasionally been seen through that ...

Because I am a morbid ghoul, Halloween is my favorite holiday, so I put together a couple of Halloween playlists to share both the joy and the horror. The first is filled with compulsory Halloween ...

Music and movies go hand in hand. That’s why we love to see a song written for a movie. This phenomenon was fantastically chaotic in the 1980s and 1990s. The amount of cheese that exists at the ...

From chilling real-life ghost stories and terrifying dramas to Halloween party playlists, there's lots in store on BBC Sounds this spooky season Halloween is here and it’s time to get into the spooky ...

"Dancing with the Stars" season 34 is now more than halfway through, with nine celebrities remaining. This week's theme is "Halloween night," featuring spooky routines and the return of the "Dance ...

If you’ve put together a Halloween party playlist at any point over the last 45 years, you’ve almost certainly included Warren Zevon’s “Werewolves of London.” If you haven’t you are a literal monster.