There's something fitting about a 2000s throwback party carrying a slasher-movie name right around Halloween season, and that's exactly the vibe Gold Spike is going for with this one. Expect the kind of hip hop, R&B, and early-2000s radio hits that make everyone on the dance floor sing along whether they mean to or not — the stuff that was blasting out of car stereos and burned CDs back in the day. The Gold Spike's indoor-outdoor setup gives the night room to breathe, with the energy spilling from the dance floor out into the open-air backyard area where oversized games and string lights set a looser, more social tone.

Dress code is basically whatever makes you feel like it's 2003 again — think throwback jerseys, bandanas, or just your favorite going-out outfit from that era. The crowd skews toward people who grew up on this music and want a few hours to relive it without any pretension, in a space that already feels like downtown Vegas' answer to a backyard party that got way out of hand.