Halloween music bingo
A Halloween party with only Halloween songs gets old by song eight. A party with only hits forgets it's Halloween. This playlist does both: it opens with the pure spooky classics, then switches between Halloween songs and dark-ish party hits, and saves Thriller for the end. Play it as it is for the dance floor, or turn it into music bingo cards and let the room fight over who heard Ghostbusters first.
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Why this order works
The first six songs are pure Halloween (This Is Halloween, Somebody's Watching Me, Monster Mash, Ghostbusters, Spooky Scary Skeletons and Time Warp), so everyone knows what kind of night it is. After that, Halloween songs and hits take turns. The spooky songs are easy to recognize, the hits keep the game from being too easy, and nobody gets bored of either.
What's on it
Halloween classics like Monster Mash, Werewolves of London, Dead Man's Party and (Don't Fear) The Reaper, next to hits with a dark side: Disturbia, Toxic, Bloody Mary, Heads Will Roll, Sweet but Psycho and bury a friend. There's a bit of Latin too, with Vampiros and My Family from The Addams Family movie, plus Gasolina and Danza Kuduro in the 60 song version.
40 or 60 songs?
Pick the 40 song version for a house party or a 3x3 card game. Pick the 60 song version for bigger groups or 4x4 and 5x5 cards. Both end with Thriller, because the last song of a Halloween party should be the one everybody dances to.
