Hallow's eve music is infamously cheap. This is mostly excellent because, well, when you're dressed in a cotton wig or nasty Viking horns, it's difficult to be crucial of music that contains creaking entrance sounds and synthetic hair howls. Still, it's always value attempting for better, right? First off, dump the nasty Viking horns and create your own fantastic outfit. If I can do it, you can do it. Believe me, it's real.

Secondly, enhance your playlist. I have nothing in particular against "The Beast Mash," but if you want to do it up right, why not get a little bit more obscure? Examine out my record of 10 Terrifying Globe Music Songs for international motivation, along with a music from a Bollywood scary film, a structure depending on a conventional China exorcism habit, and a crazy ode to the immortal from Barbados. And for even more excellent improvements, have a look at these music from my other About.com Music Guides:

Creepy Classic Rock Songs
Terrifying Film Soundtracks
Blues Songs About the Devil
Halloween Hip-Hop Songs
Top 10 Scary Rock Songs
Scary Classical Music
10 Spooky Country Songs
Top Ten Halloween Oldies
The Best Halloween Pop Songs
Halloween Songs for Kids
13 Halloween Dance Songs
Top 10 Punk Rock Albums With a Touch of Horror
Top 10 Skrillex Pop Remixes