Artist	Song
Robert Corbet	Dark Shadows (theme)
The Dickies	Killer Klowns from Outer Space
Necromantix	Rockin' Reptile
Lee Kristofferson	Night of the Werewolf
(trailer)	I Was a Teenage Werewolf
Lord Luther	Teenage Creature
Round Robin	I'm the Wolfman
Screamin' Jay Hawkins	Feast of the Mau Mau
(trailer)	Children Shouldn't Play With Dead Things
Horror Pops	Ghouls
Killer Pussy	Teenage Enema Nurses in Bondage
Frankenstein Drag Queens from Planet 13	Creature from the Black Lagoon
Hans J. Salter	Creature from the Black Lagoon (theme)
Bobby Bare	Vampira
The Sonics	The Witch
(trailer)	Night of the Living Dead
Misfits	Night of the Living Dead
The Meteors	She's a Zombie Now
Billy Taylor	Wombie Zombie
The Cramps	Return of the Living Dead
Sadao Bekku	Attack of the Mushroom People (theme)
The Plasmatics	Black Leather Monster
Lee Ross	The Mummy's Bracelet
(trailer)	The Mummy
Franz Reizenstein	The Mummy (theme)
Some Goblins	Down to Goblin Town
Bo Diddley	Bo Meets the Monster
(trailer)	Dr. Black and Mr. Hyde
Jim Burgett	Jekyll and Hyde
Gil Malle	Kolchak: The Night Stalker (theme)

Comment:

31. The Ramones--Texas Chainsaw Massacre
32. John Carpenter--Assault on Precinct 13 (theme)

...Billy and Sue ran blindly through the Hall of Horrors, hand in hand, searching for an exit. Glen was dead, they were sure--his strangled cries had broken the silence after the music had stopped and spurred them to action. Whoever had cut the power and left them in darkness had done so halfway through the labyrinthine ride, and Billy could only guess which direction they had come from. He squeezed Sue's hand tighter as they rounded another corner, acutely aware of the sound of footsteps--massive, dragging footsteps--that seemed to grow louder behind them as they ran. Whatever was in here with them would overtake them at any second--there was no escape. Sue screamed out briefly as they stumbled over a power cable. Billy glanced back, but couldn't make out her face. He saw, ahead, the thin strip of light at the bottom of the entrance door--they were home free. He took this last hallway at a full sprint, feeling as fleet-footed and weightless as a greyhound as he made for the doorway. Sue offered absolutely no resistance to his grip--she made no sound as they flew on wings of fear. Billy felt her hand grow colder as they neared the door--he noticed the footfalls of their pursuer had stopped, although he couldn't remember when. Had they given him the slip? Or was he taking another way around in an attempt to head them off? Billy broke bodily through the plywood door, sprawling face first into the gravel lot below. He scrambled to his feet, and looked for Sue. She was nowhere. Billy frantically called out to her--how could he have lost her? He had never let go of her hand, until...No, Billy realized as he looked down at his own clenched fist--he had never let go of Sue's hand at all, and in fact he still gripped it tightly. Sue, however, was no longer attached to it. The power snapped back on with a hellish authority, and Billy stared up uncomprehendingly as the ride hummed back to life, the grinning hydraulic skull at the entryway pantomiming laughter as the music began to play. That horrible, piping, music...

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