Psycho
Nothing is scarier than a psycho roaming around unleashed. Alfred Hitchcock's famous Psycho was a game-changer in the world of horror. Pay tribute to the film's most memorable scene by draping yourself in a shower curtain. Better yet, have your S.O. dress up as the one and only Norman Bates, complete with the (plastic) knife and coat.
Full House
Whether you're a fan of the classic sitcom Full House or the newer version of Fuller House, you can draw inspiration from either of the show's characters to throw together a perfect last-minute Halloween costume using clothes in your closet. Dress up as D.J. Tanner—everyone’s favorite girl next door—or the charming Uncle Jesse, decked out in leather and jeans, capturing the hearts of women everywhere he goes.
That’s So Raven
That's So Raven made its debut in 2003 and has stayed in our hearts ever since. It's hard to dispute that at one point or another, we all wanted to be Raven—between her stylish outfits, brilliantly sassy phrases, psychic abilities, and vibrantly decorated room, she was an amazing role model in the early 2000s. Dress up in her iconic red tracksuit with a white bucket hat; for the 90s feel, carry around a large boombox. For another best friend Halloween costume, dress up with your BFF as Raven and her bestie, Chelsea.
Grease
Who doesn't love the musical rom-com Grease? For a classic, easy Halloween costume, it's time to pull out the gel, do the hair, and don all things black and leather. A Grease-inspired outfit is perfect for last-minute Halloween costumes, and there's a good chance that everyone will know exactly “who” you are. Be the ultimate cheerleader and show off Sandy’s white-and-red ensemble. A Sandy-and-Danny costume is never a lame option for couples, either, and is easy to put together.
Buffy The Vampire Slayer