Halloween Night! A spooky VIDEO party - FREE

FREE. It's a great party - come join! BIG SCREENS - BIG SOUND - SCARY effects.

8 BIG VIDEO screens each with its own spooky videos, plus a VIDEO play list to die for, including:

1. Michael Jackson – “Thriller”
   The blueprint. Werewolf transformation + the most famous zombie dance ever. Long (mini-movie length) but nothing else gets a whole party moving the same way.
2. Backstreet Boys – “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)”
   Pure camp: the guys turn into classic movie monsters in a haunted mansion. Instant sing-along and costume energy.
3. Rihanna – “Disturbia”
   Spiders, fire, mannequins, herky-jerky dancing, and peak late-2000s horror-pop aesthetic. Still slaps.
4. Sabrina Carpenter – “Taste” (feat. Jenna Ortega)
   Bloody, glamorous Death Becomes Her homage with machetes and over-the-top murder. Extremely rewatchable and funny.
5. Lady Gaga – “The Dead Dance”
   Tim Burton-directed, shot on Mexico’s Island of the Dolls. Gaga as a twitching Kewpie doll leading a graveyard dance party. Perfect 2025 Halloween energy.

Stylish & creepy (great visuals)

1. Billie Eilish – “Bury a Friend”
   Monster-under-the-bed nightmare fuel. Dark, claustrophobic, and very “Halloween party at 1 a.m.”
2. Doja Cat – “Demons”
   Full Exorcist/possession vibes — crawling on ceilings, terrifying a family. One of the scarier recent pop videos.
3. Taylor Swift – “Look What You Made Me Do”
   Zombie Taylor climbing out of a grave plus snake-throne revenge. Theatrical and meme-ready.
4. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – “Heads Will Roll”
   Glamorous decapitation energy. The song itself is already a Halloween staple; the video matches.
5. Lady Gaga – “Bad Romance”
   Iconic dark-pop theater with the bathtub, the glasses, and that unhinged energy.

Rock & classic horror

1. Ozzy Osbourne – “Bark at the Moon”
   Potion-drinking werewolf transformation. Peak 80s horror-metal fun.
2. Rob Zombie – “Dragula”
   Munster Koach, demons, horror-movie clips. High-energy and very Halloween.
3. Alice Cooper – “Welcome to My Nightmare”
   Theatrical ghouls and Cooper in full demon makeup. Old-school shock-rock Halloween.
4. Rockwell – “Somebody’s Watching Me”
   Paranoid haunted-house tour with floating heads and jump-scare energy. Michael Jackson is in it too.
5. Ray Parker Jr. – “Ghostbusters”
   Fun 80s haunted-house romp mixed with movie clips and celebrity cameos. Pure party song.

Newer / slightly underrated party picks

1. Conan Gray – “Maniac”
   Halloween Eve late-night shift gets overrun by “zombie exes.” Funny, jump-scare-y, and danceable.
2. Olivia Rodrigo – “vampire”
   Stage literally collapses under her, bloodied performance energy. Dramatic and visual.
3. Panic! at the Disco – “Emperor’s New Clothes”
   Descent into hell with singing skeletons and a multi-horned demon transformation.
4. Ed Sheeran – “Bad Habits”
   Night-creature / party-monster vibe that’s surprisingly festive.
5. Fifth Harmony – “I’m in Love With a Monster”
   Playful monster-romance energy that fits a costume party perfectly.

Atmospheric / slightly weirder (good for later in the night)

1. The Cure – “Lullaby”
   Robert Smith as the Spiderman creeping through bedroom walls. Unsettling but stylish.
2. MGMT – “Kids”
   A baby in a world of grotesque monsters. Surreal and strangely beautiful.
3. Ava Max – “Freaking Me Out”
   Straight-up Halloween pop with haunted-house and possession aesthetics.
4. Hozier – “Dinner & Diatribes” (feat. Anya Taylor-Joy)
   Sinister dinner party that turns grotesque. High production value and very watchable.
5. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – “Mary Jane’s Last Dance”
   Morgue assistant takes a corpse out dancing. Darkly funny classic that always gets a reaction.

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