What do you get when you cross haunted house music with crickets, bats, (were)wolves, gusts of wind, screeching metal, and Alvin and the Chipmunks? You get “Trick or Treat” by Erika Lieberman, and somehow, she manages to make it come out creepy instead of corny. If your fantasy RPG includes a scene where your PCs are being stalked by some kind of small creature—goblins, for instance—you could definitely put this track to good use. I do see limited applicability for this track (hence four stars instead of five), but it could really help to deepen certain kinds of scenes and encounters. It's not just for fantasy RPGs, of course; possessed children in a horror RPG would work even better than goblins.

This is a rather quiet track filled with distorted sound effects to creep you out. Most of it seems to be sounds in reverse and very distorted chipmunk-esque voices. Not that it's a bad thing. It's reminiscent of little aliens/demons running around in the dark trying to prey on children that decide to follow them on their doomed trick or treating route. It could be used for other scenarios, even a haunted house or representing the players going insane and hearing taunting voices. Nice track.