Halloween Costume Ideas

It's never too early to start thinking about Halloween. Get creative this year, and be ahead of the game with these creative and clever costume ideas inspired by our favorite books, movies and TV shows from 2015.

It might seem a bit early to start thinking about Halloween -- we're still planning our Labor Day Party, and Back-to-School organization, after all -- but the spooky holiday is starting to creep up on us. We're not making any commitments yet, but these costumes are sure to make our first draft for this year's festivities!

Ant-Man & Yellow Jacket from the most recent Marvel's Movie

Ana & Elsa still seem to be an ongoing hit from last years film, Frozen.

Unless you've been living in an igloo, you're aware that this movie has completely taken over this year and last year. From the hit song "Let it Go" to Frozen-adorned everything, this movie is still a big hit with kids and adults. Whether you and your adult friends (or kiddos) want to dress like these cold sisters, all you need is a cute dress and a killer braid. You can freeze all that displeases you throughout the night, and maybe even make some other frosted friends.

Star Wars VII New Movie Premieres December 2015 (I can't wait!)

With pre-production in full-swing, a confirmed release date of December 18, 2015, has been set for Lucasfilm’s highly anticipated Star Wars: Episode VII.

Super Girl is an upcoming Television Series (Premieres October 26th)

Twenty-four-year-old Kara Zor-El, who was taken in by the Danvers family when she was 13 after being sent away from Krypton, must learn to embrace her powers after previously hiding them.[1] The Danvers family teaches Kara to be careful with her powers, until she has to reveal them during an unexpected disaster, setting her on her journey of heroism.

Game of Thrones

Despite its nature as a big-budget, fantasy book-series adaptation, Game Of Thrones has consistently proved to be so much more than just a nerd’s dream. The demographic tuning into the on-screen adaptation of George R. R. Martin’s marvellous creation is now as expansive as Westeros itself. I heard the first week of June 2014, the show snatched the record of most watched HBO TV drama from The Sopranos, averaging 18.4 million viewers per episode (a figure which excludes the worldwide online audience).

Descendants