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The Movie Costume Guide

Welcome to FIC's Annual Halloween Costume Extravaganza!

Please note: Domestic orders placed by 11:59 (Pacific Standard Time) on Thursday, October 25th are guaranteed to arrive on or before Halloween.

Hello movie fans! Embedded below are 33 costumes built around movie characters, some very familiar, others a measure more obscure. As you'll see, each page identifies the key elements of the costume from head to toe, and provides links to help you source the requisite props and accoutrements.

New for 2012 are costumes developed for a pair of celluloid tuffs: Snake Plissken (Escape From New York) and Tyler Durden (Fight Club)! A bit of the '80s, leavened with a dollop of the '90s.

Because you never know when you might need a good costume...

Goose
from
Top Gun

Heathers Croquet
from
Heathers

Snake Plissken
from
Escape From New York

Jack Burton
from
Big Trouble in Little China

Bluto
from
Animal House

Darla Marks
from
Dazed and Confused

Danny Noonan
from
Caddyshack

Ariel Moore
from
Footloose

Bob Wiley
from
What About Bob?

Cameron Frye
from
Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Mr. Larson
from
Happy Gilmore

Coach Steroid
from
Rock & Roll High School

Chris Knight
from
Real Genius

Nigel Tufnel
from
This Is Spinal Tap

Randy (Sr. Pizza)
from
Loverboy

Slater
from
Dazed & Confused

Cru Jones
from
Rad

Dave Stoller
from
Breaking Away

The Dude
from
The Big Lebowski

Stiles
from
Teen Wolf

Sam Bell
from
Moon

Tyler Durden
from
Fight Club

Axel Foley
from
Beverly Hills Cop

McKinley
from
Wet Hot American Summer

Chris Knight
from
Real Genius

Cadet Mahoney
from
Police Academy

Gary
from
Wet Hot American Summer

Ricky Vaughn
from
Major League

Edgar Frog
from
The Lost Boys

Stiles #2
from
Teen Wolf

Vincent Lauria
from
The Color of Money

Please note that the Found Item Clothing Halloween Costume Guide is a project updated annually. The goal is to provide an informative - and entertaining - roadmap of sorts, with as much detail and accuracy to the source material as possible (fidelity is such a fickle muse...). If you have any comments or suggestions, shoot us an email. Finally, a hearty and genuine thank-you to all of our friends, customers and co-workers that brainstormed costume ideas, volunteered props, modeled outfits, and provided quality control; the end product definitely reflects their varied contributions and we are extremely grateful for said assistance.

Enjoy and Happy Halloween,

-Adam & Travis