The film Halloween 2 is out in theaters now and the original soundtrack is now available and, after previewing it, I think it would be great if you’re planning to have a Halloween party or even as background music for pumpkin carving. 

It’s not all spooky sounds, there are a lot of songs on here (“Nights in White Satin,” “The Things We Do For Love,” “Transylvania Terror Train,” etc…) as well as some dialogue tracks. 

The entire CD is pretty lengthy with 25 tracks listed (although some tracks are really short) but I should warn you that it contains explicit lyrics so if you think that you (or your guests) might be offended by it, you might want to skip this one.

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Speaking of which, you might want to watch Halloween since this sequel picks up right where the first one left off but if you choose not to, it’s fine – the plot isn’t that complicated.

The movie starts with Laurie Strode being taken to the hospital after surviving an attack by her brother Michael Myers.  She thinks she’s killed him but she ends up having to run from the hospital after he shows up and let’s just say he doesn’t ask the staff where to find his sister but he does take care of them…

The psycho disappears and Laurie tries to move on with her life but she’s still haunted by him years later.  Unfortunately, he’s got a family reunion planned for the anniversary of the Halloween massacre and something tells me that Laurie isn’t going to be happy to hear that she’s the guest of honor.

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