15. Superstition — Stevie Wonder (1972) — 15. Superstition — Stevie Wonder (1972)

This is the loosest thematic fit in the ranking, but its tense groove gives a Halloween playlist a needed burst of motion without leaning on novelty.

It works especially well between slower, moodier tracks. The title supplies the seasonal bridge; this ranking makes no claim that the recording was created for Halloween.