Carbon Costume

The Man Upstairs (Will Ferrell) is the antagonist of The Lego Movie, who Lord Business and his superweapon Kragle is based off. He was a very strict father at first, protective of his own Lego creations, but upon realizing his son Finn’s creativity, he changed his mind about his son, helping him with his own Lego constructions.

In the 1960s, famed modern artist Andy Warhol resided in The Factory, a studio lined with aluminum foil and silver paint on 47th street where he collaborated with other famed artists and counterculture eccentrics.

Jason Voorhees is one of the most iconic figures in horror history, but people forget the first killer of the Friday the 13th series, his loving mother Pamela Voorhees. Seen appears in the first Friday the 13th as the true Camp Crystal Lake killer, acting out in wrath over her son being supposedly killed years before. With a variety of weapons to choose from, this makes an excellent mother/son costume couple.

In Maniac, Dr. James Mantleray (Justin Theroux) is a scientist working on the Neberdine Pharmaceutical Biotech (NPB) experiment. After the lead scientist of the project dies, Dr. Mantleray — who created the ULP drugs used in the experiment — his brought back to head the project. He’s intelligent and well-meaning, but not without his own flaws, least of which his poor-fitting toupee.

In Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator, Damien Bloodmarch is one of the dateable dads and a potential love interest of the avatar. He’s also known as Goth Dad due to his love of all things Victorian and gothic, which his quite a contrast from his day job as an IT administrator.

In Maniac, Bruce Marino (Jonah Hill) is an identity that Owen Milgram takes on in an A-pill inducted dream. With “wife” Linda, he schemes to rescue a ring-tailed lemur from a thuggish fur shop owner while New York Fish and Wildlife are hot on their tails.

In Maniac, Dr. Azumi Fujita (Sonoya Mizuno) is a no-nonsense scientist who runs the NPB experiment alongside Dr. Mantleray. She’s under immense pressure to report positive results from the experiment, which expresses itself in her hunched posture and chain-smoking habit.

Played by Agnes Mary Winstead (Kathy Bates) in American Horror Story: Roanoke, The Butcher is a centuries-old bloodthirsty woman responsible for the deaths of the original Roanoke colonists before taking her own life. She still haunts the land, demanding the bloody death of anyone who dares to settle there or wander in her forest. Agnes plays The Butcher in a modern-day horror TV reenactment about one couple who faced The Butcher and lived, but Agnes quickly becomes just as insane as the original Butcher. The Butcher wears traditional colonial garb stained in dirt, mud and blood.