Black Lagoon Bar Pop-Up, Trolloween, and More by EverOut Staff The proliferation of ghouls and gourds can only mean one thing: Halloween cometh. Our Halloween calendar has hundreds of events celebrating the season of the witch, but if you’re looking for all killer, no filler, we’ve curated our top Halloween happenings below. Pick your poison from freaky film nights to haunted houses to parties where you can show off your costume. Check out our roundup of Halloween food and drink specials for more treats. Double Feature: Bride of Frankenstein and Young FrankensteinAs a Mary Shelley stan, each of the Frankenstein film adaptations has disappointed me—the original text contains darkness and depth that the films have never captured (we shall see if Guillermo del Toro delivers with his upcoming adaptation). However, I'm willing to admit that as standalone films, Bride of Frankenstein and Young Frankenstein are the best entries in the monster saga. Despite being filmed nearly 40 years apart, both movies reinvent the mad scientist story while not taking themselves too seriously. Get into the Halloween spirit this week as the Seattle Symphony plays the original Bride of Frankenstein score by Franz Waxman. For the second act, the orchestra will take a break while the audience howls at Mel Brooks' 1974 comedy classic Young Frankenstein. AUDREY VANNBenaroya Hall, Downtown (Thurs Oct 24)