Going all out on All Hallow’s Eve
The night of ghouls and goblins is fast approaching.  But if the question still remains, where to head for a spine-tingling evening – don’t fear – we’ve compiled a few fright night ideas to have you covered. 

Absolut Rock Royalty 
Celebrating the launch of the ABSOLUTRock edition, join ABSOLUT and ivy for a night of Rock Royalty & Ruin.
Dress code: No dress up, no entry 
Saturday 31 October 2009, 6pm
ivy bar, 330 George Street Sydney 2000
Tickets on the door $35 (includes an ABSOLUT cocktail on arrival)

Duke’s Mutant Dance-Off 
Duke Magazine is holding their 4th annual Dance-Off for a night of monster-mashing and all freakish sorts. Levi’s, Illionaire and Converse to name a few will be giving out prizes for the best solo and duo dancers. Expect light shows and a dj line up including the likes of Mike Tyson, National Treasure, Sirens and Sex Azza Weapon.
Dress code: Mutant
Friday 30 October 2009, 8pm
Oxford Art Factory, 38-46 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010
$12

The Halloween Thriller Party – A Tribute to MJ 
Pay homage to the King of Pop and all those great entertainers we have lost this year. Dj line up includes Alison Wonderland, Djs Rad & Whatevs, The Gameboys and more. Bluejuice will be taking over later in the night after their gig at the Metro to keep the party going into the wee hours.
Dress code: Be inspired by MJ’s Thriller video clip and 80’s on up. Cos no one’s going to save you from the beast about to strike.
Saturday 31 October 2009, 9pm
Ruby Rabbit & De Nom, 231 Oxford St, Darlinghurst 2010
$10 / $15 later  

gHost your own party
Get the how-to, and be inspired by M∙A∙C killer looks. Make it a dress-up policy, and keep a box of costume accessories (think wigs and masks) and a make-up bag of black lipstick, eye liner and talc on hand to encourage your guests to get in costume. Go nuts with the candy and Halloween cupcakes; Donna Hay’s General Store or Lushcups will do the trick.