Evil Halloween Clown Costumes
An Evil Clown Costume: “Why So Serious?”
If you ever watched the latest movie in the Batman universe, then you already understand how creepy clowns really are. It is this innate creepiness that brings the most out of an evil clown costume, and boy can these costumes send a chill up any person’s spine.
The fact is that the core elements that make up a clown are in and of themselves quite harmless. Those beady eyes, the pasty white face-mask, that fake painted smile and the colored hair are the same pieces that regular old party clowns wear to children’s parties – and you don’t see them scared silly.
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So what exactly differentiates a happy-go-lucky clown costume from a Batman Dark Knight the Joker costume? The evil lies in the detail – quite literally.
A smile is worth a thousand screams
Your smile can either be charming and friendly, or disturbing and homicidal. Aim for the latter. It all lies in the way you present your smile, which is one of the first things that people notice in your face. A Devious Jester has a certain way of smiling, a smile that suggests some wicked plan.
Of course, you have to make sure that the other guy knows you are just role-playing. You really don’t want to spend half the day explaining to the cops why you just scared the living hell out of your neighbor’s kid.
The red, goopy stuff
Blood has been, is still and will always be the stuff of most people’s nightmares, and artificial blood is a red-hot item for an evil costume like that of an Killjoy Clown costume. Treat yourself to a generous helping of the red stuff, and make sure that your guests can see lots and lots of it dripping down your chin – or any part of your body for that matter.
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Some thick tomato sauce will be perfect for the job. The trick of course is to get one with the right composition. Cant be too thick or too thin. But if you dont want the hassle of making your own blood then get artificial blood. It’s is a good alternative with little cleanup. Nowadays they can be had fairly cheap at your local costume store or online.
Accessorize, accessorize, accessorize!
To complete the evil clown look you need to accessorize with some props: a rubber butcher’s knife, plastic garden scissors or some other fake tool for dismembering hapless innocents. Be creative! Accessorize your gear while wearing the clown costume and your getup will be a whole lot creepier than by itself.
Of course, how you wield these accessories is key to their fear factor, and so is safety. Swinging around a steel knife might look funny until someone loses an eye, or a finger, or a spleen.
Remember, an evil clown costume will only work in your favor if you know how to look out for the details. So keep that rubber knife behind your back, apply a nice, thick splotch of tomato sauce on your costume and turn that frown upside down – except not in the way a normal clown does it.