You can run, you can hide, but you can't escape the eerie madness of that bass line.
This Zombie works fast -- directing movies and still finding time for scary songs.
You may not know it by name, but this is the classic Halloween song; the one you think of when you picture a haunted castle or mad scientist's lab.
This initially straight-ahead soap opera broke new ground in the late '60s by featuring ghosts, vampires and, of course, creepy music.
Featured in the classic cult movie 'Wayne's World,' when Wayne and Garth get backstage passes to Cooper's concert.
This rockabilly doo-wop song recounts a nightmare featuring ghouls, Frankenstein's monster, zombies and "all them weird things."
Just like any good horror movie, 'Monster Mash' (coming up later in this Halloween music countdown!) deserves a sequel.
This popular, seemingly reserved '50s pop and jazz singer shares her dark and spooky side.
Elfman creatively reworks the classic original score from Alfred Hitchcock's most famous film.
The perfect music for bringing evil puppets to life. Not sure why you'd ever want to do that ...
Decades before Alice Cooper and Kiss, Hawkins' wild stage antics, costumes and props earned him the title of the original shock rocker.
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'Alfred Hitchcock Presents Theme'
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
Hitchcock digs up Charles Gounod's 1872 piece 'Funeral March of a Marionette' for the theme to his show's iconic title sequence.
Be careful when you dump your lover, folks, it could be what sends him or her to the insane asylum!