Get your scare on at these gruesome parties taking place over the next weekends leading up to Halloween.

Spooky season is upon us once again. Let&rsquo;s face it, going trick-or-treating with your friends is a fun idea but Singapore&rsquo;s door-to-door Halloween culture just doesn&rsquo;t cut it. So this year, why not step it up at some <a href="https://www.hommessingapore.com/style/barbie-movie-ken-outfit-ideas-shop-fashion-inspiration-halloween" title="These 9 Ken Fashion Essentials Are The Key to Dressing Like Ken" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Halloween</a>-themed events and parties? Screaming, drinking and dancing &ndash; sounds like a <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/culture/9-terrifying-horror-movies-series-to-watch-this-halloween" title="9 Terrifying Horror Movies &amp; Series to Watch this Halloween" target="_blank" rel="noopener">spine-chilling</a> time. Below, we&rsquo;ve rounded up five fab <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/culture/best-pop-culture-celebrity-halloween-costumes-2023-ideas-inspiration-rihanna-beyonce" title="12 Pop Culture-Inspired Halloween Costume Ideas for 2023" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Halloween</a> parties to check out.

Redrum on the Dancefloor by Eatmepoptart x Overeasy

Eatmepoptart, aka Poptart, is not unfamiliar to most partygoers in Singapore. This mainstay in the local nightlife scene is partnering with OverEasy for a dark and grisly <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/living/restaurants-experiences-to-visit-for-a-unique-spooky-halloween-season" title="Restaurants and Experiences to Try for a Spooky Halloween Season" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Halloween party</a> on October 28. With beats by DJs Weelikeme and KiDG, the party promises to be a raver&rsquo;s dream, with pop, rock and electronica burning through the night. Some surprise tracks from the &lsquo;80s and &lsquo;90s, true to the Poptart party style, will enter the dancefloor so you can groove the night away. Plus, attractive prizes await those who come in the best garb.

Zouk&rsquo;s Prom-ting A Murder

If you&rsquo;re a fan of Whodunnits, this murder mystery party at Zouk is the one you&rsquo;ll want to hit this Halloween weekend. The Prom-ting A Murdern party will take guests on a full experience to solve a prom-themed mystery while painting the town ruby-red on the dancefloor with music by DJ Blink. The quickest detectives to solve the case stand to walk away with ZoukOut tickets and a staycation at the Park Regis Hotel. In case you need more motivation to dress up, the best-dressed person and group of the night will also receive free bottles of booze.

Yang Club&rsquo;s The Fest-Evil

At Yang Club, mayhem is about to dominate Hallow&rsquo;s Eve. In partnership with 1800 Cristalino tequila, Yang Club dares partygoers to attempt to survive the night of music mania. The Fest-Evil features headliners Bass Agents from Malaysia and supporting acts Miggy T, Sherpa and Big M. Each hour of the party offers guests exciting twists and surprises, with prizes given out by the end of the bloodcurdling night.

Halloween Horror Nights at USS

Everyone knows about Halloween Horror Nights, held annually at Universal Studios Singapore, after hours. But this year&rsquo;s edition features a haunted house inspired by an R&amp;B artist &ndash; The Weeknd: After Hours Til Dawn Nightmare, where you&rsquo;ll literally be screaming about the tortured artist. Visitors of the 11th iteration of HHN will also have to survive a zombie outbreak at Netflix&rsquo;s All Of Us Are Dead-themed house. Apart from the five main houses, guests will also have to brave three scare zones found throughout the park, so think twice before you give Southeast Asia&rsquo;s largest Halloween event a miss.

Lethal Fantasies: Chrysalis at Bussy Temple

The most provocative and progressive party on this list is coming very soon. Lethal Fantasies is a recurring party created by Bussy Temple, a pioneer in raves centring on non-binary and queer artists and DJs from Southeast Asia. The Chrysalis edition taking place on October 21 taps on the gory and undesirable &ndash; with the talents of DJs Teya Logos from the Philippines, Puppy Ri0t from Vietnam and more producing the soundscapes of the eerie night. Fans of EDM are sure to love this inclusive rave space, which will also feature dance and pole performances by XUE, Divya and Sonia.

5 Halloween-Themed Parties to Check Out this October

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