Which of the Best Halloween Songs Are You?
When you’re thinking of holiday songs, Christmas songs probably come to mind first. But you can’t play Christmas songs at your Halloween party, can you? Halloween songs are a must-have for your spooky party. A Halloween classic song must be a catchy song that people remember each year. Whether you like to dress up like Dr. Frank N Furter in the Rocky Horror Picture Show or just prefer to watch scary monsters in movies, how much you love Halloween is shown by your Halloween playlist.
A Halloween song doesn’t have to be a haunting song about black magic or Halloween night. It can just be a song from a horror movie, or even one from a campy Halloween movie. If you want a song with the Halloween spirit or you envision a witchy woman when you’re listening, you need to find the best Halloween songs. If you want to know which song you are, take this quiz to find out.
Halloween songs
Halloween songs are ones that are meant to be played at a Halloween party. A theme song for a horror movie or ones that involve scary stories are the perfect types of songs to add to your Halloween party playlist. You can also get a children's song thrown in there, like "Ghostbusters" by Ray Parker Jr or "I Put a Spell on You" from the Hocus Pocus soundtrack. You want some eerie lyrics in a scary good track for your Halloween bash. Most people immediately think of "Monster Mash" when Halloween songs are mentioned. Others think of certain Michael Jackson songs.
Funny songs also have their place, especially ones like a hip hop track that is sung by Fresh Prince and DJ Jazzy Jeff. Some songs may be considered creepy, but they aren't always Halloween songs. "Psycho Killer" by Talking Heads, "Monster" by Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross, and Jay-Z, and "Heads Will Roll" by Yeah Yeah Yeahs may sound creepy but aren't necessarily Halloween songs. The same goes for songs by Selena Gomez, Fifth Harmony, Jay-Z, Lana del Rey, Taylor Swift, Rick Ross, and Billy Idol. They just may not hit the Halloween vibes that you're looking for. Also, a music video by Lady Gaga is definitely always going to be weird. But it may not be a Halloween song.