Woooo-ooo-ooooh! Spooky Eurovision!
Happy Hallowe'en! Boom Bang a Blog was thinking about the scariest Eurovision entry there has ever been to give you the appropriate chills this October 31.
We've already done Jemini (we don't like to repeat ourselves), it would be far too cruel to unleash the horrors of Celine Dion's skirt from 1988 on you, so instead we plumped for this.
This is Vampires Are Alive, the Swiss entry in 2007. Hotly tipped to take the title last year, it ended up very close to the bottom of the scoreboard at the semi final stage so didn't even get a shot at the trophy on the Saturday night. Mind you, the Serbian lady who won, Marija Serifovic, looks like the sort of woman who'd be absolutely terrifying if you crossed her.
Anyway, here's DJ BoBo with Vampires Are Alive. You may need to send any children in the room behind the nearest sofa. His performance really is that bad.
Don't have nightmares.
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Jamie McLoughlin - The news editor of Southport Visiter reveals all about his musical hobby that more people should admit to having.
Oh really? The Swiss vampires are as nothing compared to the unmitigated horror that was Eamonn Toal’s mullet in 2000. What could be more frightening than that? We’ll yes, his song was. The entry, ‘Millennium of Love’, was without doubt the most glutinous, syrupy, mawkish drivel anyone had the misfortune to hear and lowered the bar quite spectacularly for the Irish.
And Baby Doll's knickers petrified me!