10. Diandra Lazor Cosplay
Diandra Lazor
Diandra Lazor is an actress who stars in movies like Don’t Fall Asleep, made in 2016 about a girl named Nancy Thomoson who takes on the hero role in her town after the surviving Freddy Kruger.
She also stars in New Tale: The Demon of Elm Street (2019), which takes inspiration from Wes Craven’s meta movies and follows the tale of real life actor Roberto Lombardi as he encounters Freddy.
Diandra is a horror fanatic, along with acting she also cosplays as various slasher characters. She has a tik tok that showcases a lot of her work like Ghostface from Scream, her own character from Elm Street Nancy, she has also been seen looking amazing in her Regina Mills cosplay from Once Upon a Time (the resemblance is crazy).
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sassysledgehammer/?hl=en
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sassysledgehmmr
Twitter: https://twitter.com/SassySledgehmmr?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
9. Galacticqueenie.cosplay
Silent Hill Cosplay
Galacticqueenie is a Pittsburgh based content creator who specializes in all things horror, video games, Sci-Fi and movies. Her most recent Instagram posting shows a Pyramid Head inspired cosplay from Silent Hill, even with a creepy background to add detail.
She hand makes some of her costumes and commissions other parts of it to create masterpieces such as the Grim Reaper. Though not entirely horror themed, this is a great creator to check out.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/galacticqueenie.cosplay/
Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/galacticqueenie.cosplay
8. Sunday Project Cosplay
Ursula from The Little Mermaid
Are you a fan of horror but not so much all of the blood and gore of it? Sunday Project Cosplay is a cosplay content creator on Instagram who posts things from disney villains, The Adams Family and Annabelle.
The coolest thing about her content is that she mainly uses items and props from around her house. She covers a wide range of genres with eachDIY look recreated.
Some of her most notable ones are Ash (Evil Dead, Pearl (Pearl), and The Nun aka Valek (The Nun). Sunday Project Cosplay even covers the classic horror movies like The Bride of Frankenstien for those who like to feel nostalgic.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sundayprojecttocosplay/
7. Horror Queen Cosplay
Horror Queen Cosplay
Horror Queen Cosplay is a twitch streamer, cosplayer, and content creator. She has been cosplaying as characters since 2008. A lot of her work is made and detailed all by her hands, she is a crafty queen. Some of her looks include Pyramid Head from Silent Hill, Marta from Outlast 2, and Alice from Alice: Madness Returns which is an Alice in Wonderland themed horror game.
Even though the Horror Queen is most recently active on Tik Tok, you can still check her out on Twitch, Youtube, and Instagram for some creepy yet cool inspiring cosplays. There are even some walkthroughs on how each character costume was made and what inspired them.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/horrorqueencosplay/?hl=en
Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@horrorqueencosplay
Twitter: https://twitter.com/HorrorQueenCos
6. Darth Face
Ghostface after a kill
Most people would not expect a slasher icon like Ghostface, and Darth Vader to do a collaboration together (hence the name Darth Face), but here we are. This content creator, known as Darth face, is known for posting high resolution photos of their Ghostface and Darth Vader cosplays.
If you scroll down the timeline far enough there are also some Micheal Myers inspired photoshoots to look at. Based in New York, Darth Face is also a member of Official501st, 501st_ecg, and 501stsid, which showcases more Star Wars related content and cosplays.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darth.face/
Instagram (Offical501st): https://www.instagram.com/official501st/
Instagram (501st_ecg): https://www.instagram.com/501st_ecg/
Instagram: (501stsid): https://www.instagram.com/501stsld/
5. Spooky Cabbage
Art teasing a victim
Freddy Kruger, Art the Clown (from Terrifier), and Ghostface, are all the different cosplays you will see if you look at Spooky Cabbage’s cosplay page. She also enjoys Alt fashion (Alternative Fashion), which include looks that are typically the opposite of today's current trends or mainstream media.
Each look is inspired by the horror franchise's most well known characters, with her own twist of alt fashion. Her page is a nice look at what an inspired outfit would look like without needing to do a full head to toe detailed look. Every post is also tagged with the photographer used and any inspiration/costume making help from her friends.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/spookycabbagge/
4. Lucyfer cosplay
Artist drawing of Predator
Lucyfer Cosplay is a French horror cosplay creator that tackles looks from Predator to Ghostface. What is very unique about Lucyfer is that she has some OC (Original Cosplay) looks that have been inspired by horror and creepy things.
One of the more notable ones is her take on a Unicorn, she wears a bloodied Unicorn skull that has sharp teeth, a bloodied looking white wedding dress and carries a cool cane as her prop.
Scrolling though her page you get to take a look at what Vintage Horror style photo shoots look like. The Vintage touch to everything definitely makes each cosplay look scarier than the last. You can also take a gander at her Vinted page where she sells various items like clothes, funko pops and comics.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lucyfer_cosplay/
Vinted: https://www.vinted.fr/member/24382323-lucii-feer
3. Subrushi
Artist drawing of Chainsawman
Subrushi is a cosplay content creator, anime fan, music producer, and horror fanatic. Known for his Ghostface and Chainsawman cosplay, he tackles more anime related content while still providing the creepy horror characters everyone loves to see.
His next cosplay look is going to be on Art the Clown from the scary and gory Terrifier series. His page features a variety of highlights that you can look at while trying to find some cosplay inspiration of your own.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/suburushi/
Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/Katzx
2. Creeping it Cute
IT behind a red balloon
Have you ever watched a horror movie that was not super scary until a little ghost child pops up and things take a turn for the worst? Meet Creeping it cute! She has a parental managed instagram account that showcases all of her creepy cosplay. Her mom helps out by being the amazing photographer behind the camera.
She has done looks inspired by IT the killer clown, Samara from The Ring, and even cute classics like The Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland. How is The Queen of Hearts horror?
With Creeping it cute’s interpretation you get to see what The Queen of Heart would look like if impaled by her own cards. Very creative for a mini horror fan.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creeping.it.cute/
Amazon Wishlist: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/1PMQAP90PKVPI?ref_=wl_share
Pamela Rodriguez: https://www.instagram.com/pammiesue13/
1. Spooky Steve Cosplay
Artist drawing of Krampus
If you are familiar with aby Creepypasta writing from the 2000s then you have most likely heard of Jeff the Killer. Spooky Steve has an amazingly scary and realistic looking Jeff the Killer cosplay, the details are sure to spook you even if you’re just looking at a picture.
Who doesn’t like to celebrate Halloween all year round! He also features some more realistic cosplays like Krampas the evil Santa, and Foxy from Five Nights at Freddys. His costumes and props are handmade, which you can see in each detailed post. When you first go onto his Instagram there are different highlighted categories that show his props and characters so they are easily organized.
