Kicking things off with a bang with Live and Let Die by Paul McCartney and Wings, the Roger Moore era had a number of memorable theme songs from the likes of Carly Simon, Shirley Bassey, Duran Duran and Sheena Easton.

This month for Musical Montage we’re featuring all the music from Bond, starting with the Connery (and Lazenby) era, which introduced the classic Bond theme as well as the concept of the crazy intro sequences and song that has become a staple of the series.

Serial killers who learn voodoo are the most dangerous kind, as Charles Lee Ray proved by coming back time and time again by possessing new doll bodies as Chucky in the Child’s Play series.

The month of Halloween Musical Montages comes to a close with arguably the “Jingle Bells” of Halloween, Bobby Pickett’s “Monster Mash”.

Although he got goofier and goofier as the series went on, there is still something absolutely horrifying about a giant redneck with a chainsaw and skin mask.

MC Hammer brings his hip hop sensibilities to the Addams mansion for the single off the movie’s soundtrack, “Addams Groove”.

The OG horror movie slasher, Michael Myers is one of the few horror villains who actually commits his crimes on Halloween.

Taking refuge in a creepy mansion after their bus breaks down, the Backstreet Boys find themselves transformed into classic horror monsters in the video for “Everybody”.

“Man, that goalie was pissed!”

If you’ve ever wondered what it would be like if Freddy Krueger rapped, wonder no more because it happens in The Fat Boys’ “Are You Ready for Freddy?”.