These will scare your friends senseless.
Coming up with an original Halloween costume can be challenging and time-consuming, so it may be tempting to buy a pair of cat ears and call it a day.
However, the easiest place to find inspiration is horror movies.
After all, scary films and Halloween go hand in hand.
We've rounded up the five best movie-inspired Halloween costumes.
These creepy characters are sure to impress everyone on All Hallows' Eve.
The Nun
This will undoubtedly be 2018's most popular costume but we had to include it.
Demonic nun certainly makes a change from sexy nun and it's a pretty easy one to put together.
The Babadook
The Babadook, possibly the most terrifying children's book character of all time, is another simple costume idea.
All you need is a black coat, black gloves, a black hat, and black and white face paint.
Billy the puppet from the Saw franchise
Dressing up as Jigsaw's little friend involves a three-piece suit, a red bow tie, a wig, and pretty decent makeup skills.
The tricycle is optional!
Georgie from It
Last year, everyone dressed up as Pennywise the Dancing Clown after Bill Skarsgard frightened the bejaysus out of us in the remake of It.
However, Georgie is a far more clever costume.
Simply wear a yellow raincoat, wellies and don't forget the red balloon.
Michael Myers from the Halloween franchise
This iconic costume will be well-timed as the reboot of the original Halloween is out in cinemas this month.
Jamie Lee Curtis and Nick Castle have reunited 40 years after the slasher movie first hit screens.
If you love all things horror and Halloween, you can catch two creepy films at a drive-in cinema in Galway.
iRadio is delighted to announce that we’re bringing back the drive-in cinema, in conjunction with Retro Drive-in Movies.
Watch Scream and The Exorcist on the biggest mobile LED screen in the world at Ballybrit Racecourse on Saturday, October 20th and Sunday, October 21st.
Here’s the full schedule:
Friday, October 19th
Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone at 8pm
Saturday, October 20th
Harry Potter and The Chamber of Secrets at 2:45pm
Hocus Pocus at 6:45pm (SOLD OUT)
Scream at 9:30pm
Sunday, October 21st
Harry Potter and The Prisoner of Azkaban at 3pm
Hocus Pocus at 6:45pm (SOLD OUT)
The Exorcist at 9:15pm
Grab your tickets here.
