50 Best Halloween Songs to Stream This Spooky Season

The creepy words sung by seemingly upset children gives us all the chills and thrills. It's no wonder why it was included in the horror-movie, Us.

Anything wolf or werewolf related screams "Halloween" to us! (Oh, and who remembers when Selena dated that werewolf on Wizards of Waverly Place?! 😱 That was definitely something else!

Phoebe Bridgers makes enough spooky-styled music to fill an entire playlist, but this one does just the trick. It may not be spine chilling, but the lyrics are enough to set the vibe.

Stranger Things as a whole is a spooky enough show to be watched during Halloween. Which is exactly why its' theme song made the list!

A haunted love is the scariest type of love, according to Beyoncé! We'd agree, especially since she sings about it in the eeriest way possible! This one belongs to her self-titled album, "Beyoncé."

The classic Luniz's '90s hit is transformed into something completely sinister in this reimagining of the tune. This is another from the movie Us, just proving why you should give it a watch if you haven't already!

Honestly, Taylor Swift writing a breakup song about you can already be daunting enough. But she took it to a whole new level with her song "Haunted," which sees the songtress compare a heartbreak to a scary story.

Yeah, Louis Armstrong is known for his soothing Jazz hits—but he created something a bit more gloomy with his song "The Skeleton in the Closet." You'll feel at ease by the melody, but the lyrics will make you want to sleep with one eye open.

The music video is what really gives this song its' dark edge. Play this song at your Halloween party (bonus points if it's at midnight!), and dance your skeleton legs off!

Including this hit by Michael Jackson did not take even a second thought. It's essentially the anthem of Halloween if it were to have one! Warning: You may or may not break out in dance once the chorus comes on.

Is it really Halloween if you haven't put this movie on display the entire month of October? Kids and adults alike will be able to jam out to this Halloween classic!

This song was already famous in its' own right, but being included in the Hocus Pocus soundtrack really sold the deal for this Halloween hit! Jay Hawkins knew how to perfectly deliver this eerie tune with his intimidating yet captivating tone.

No Halloween party would be complete without you replaying this song at least a dozen times. If you know how to do the "Mash Potato"—that's even better!

Who you gonna call? Ghost Busters! Not sure if there is a more memorable line from a Halloween song out there. It's groovy and upbeat, making you forget that this song is about getting rid of ghosts!

I don't know about you, but we feel pretty superstitious around Halloween time! Stevie Wonder gets the feeling of black magic and spooky tales just right with his timeless song.

While Bow Wow Wow and Aaron Carter have popular recordings of this candy-inspired tune, the original version actually came out in 1965.

When "madness takes its toll" on October 31, it's time to do the Time Warp. Even if you've never done the dance before, the song lays the steps out clearly so any beginner (also known as a Rocky Horror "virgin") will catch on quick.

The music video for this haunting song is like a mini horror movie, filled with ghoulish apparitions and zombies.

Whether you like it or not, this howling tune is insanely catchy. It was originally written as a joke but ended up being Warren Zevon's most popular song.

Looking for a dance track that's loaded with Halloween imagery? This Yeah Yeah Yeahs song, written from the point of view of the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland, is the perfect fit.