Whether you're heading out to a parade, cuddling up with your boo for a scary movie or chasing rugrats off your porch, we hope you have a fantastic Halloween. Here's a roundup of ghoulish goodies to get you into the holiday spirit...

• A great video compilation of witch clips from movies and television, set to an Eartha Kitt number. Devilishly catchy.

• Frank DeCaro rhapsodizes over the fresh-to-DVD headtrip, The Paul Lynde Halloween Special. On today's The View, Whoopi gave copies to the whole studio audience ... and people were worried the show would lose its gay after Rosie left!

• Speaking of Paul Lynde ... a whole Halloween episode of Bewitched.

• Televisionista's got some great pics and a preview video for this coming Sunday's Halloween episode of Desperate Housewives, which looks to be a real scream.

• Our galpals over at AfterEllen.com did a rundown of some great scream queens who became A-listers. Yay Jamie Lee!
  

• And don't forget to check out our Skeletons in the Closet article, which looks at the bloody horror movie pasts of some of our favorite celebs, as well as our Queers for Fears Halloween movie video blog!

Electro-pop duo and former Advocate coverboys Dangerous Muse have gotten into the holiday spirit with their new single, a cover of Ministry's "Everyday Is Halloween," released today.

Originally due for release a week ago, the track was delayed due to a "minor complication" between Warner Music and iTunes. It's a shame, as the song surely would have been a huge hit in the clubs this Halloween weekend. The track is a lot of fun and I love lead singer Mike Furey's vocals: sometimes growly, sometimes breathy, but always incredibly sexy. I've got to say, I prefer his voice over Al Jourgensen's in the original.

But as good as the single is, the "Josh Harris Club Mix" (which you can preview over on the group's Myspace page) is even better. Adding in some throbbing techno beats, the remix is pretty irresistible.

As a bonus, I've included the oddly endearing YouTube video of Dangerous Muse carving (with varying degrees of success) the pumpkins that were going to appear on the cover of the remix album.

• That's apparently Neil Patrick Harris under all that clownery. As though I needed reason to love him any more than I already do...

• Gay horror legend Clive Barker has a new video game, Jericho, coming out for the XBox ... and the homophobes aren't happy about it, even though there's nothing gay about it in the least.

• A historian on the Greenwich Village Halloween Parade shares his thoughts on how the gays have been instrumental in making the holiday more than tricks and treats in this radio interview.

• Brothers & Sisters' gay exec producer Greg Berlanti is signed on to a Green Lantern movie. Break out the tights!

• Early images and art for the new film adaptation of the gay-but-not-gay classic, Brideshead Revisited.

• I don't know which is more alarming: the fact that Ann Coulter was spotted dining in a gay-owned West Hollywood restaurant, or the possibility that she has moved on from living strictly off the blood of cattle.

That's right, folks: I, too, have hopped aboard the videoblogging bandwagon (although it's more of a haunted hayride in this case) for a Halloween horror movie special.

In this Queers for Fears spooktacular, my boyfriend Andy and I highlight a few fun horror flicks that have special places in the hearts and gizzards of gay fans and celebrate the upcoming holiday in the most traditional of fashions: by making total asses of ourselves.

Enjoy the bloody good time after the jump!