Raygun — Another top search is for a green and yellow track suit like the one worn by Australian Rachael “Raygun” Gunn, a 36-year-old Olympic breakdancer. CatNap — Perhaps the purr-fect choice could be dressing as a purple feline, the third antagonist from Poppy Playtime, a survival horror video game.

Hoosiers living in Indianapolis, and South Bend appeared to favor one character in particular from this year's "Beetlejuice" movie.

Halloween is just around the corner, and people are planning their costumes for parties, trick-or-treating, or both. If you’re in the same boat, maybe you’ll be inspired by this list of the most-searched Halloween costumes in 2024.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — With just two weeks until Halloween night, the time to pick a costume is running out! If you (or your kids) can't decide what to wear, Google Trends has the perfect solution. Their website, Frightgeist, shows what's trending across the U.S and even narrows down the list region by region with the costume map.

For last-minute ideas and those wanting to stand out from the crowds, Google Trends has a handy reference: Frightgeist, a website that lists the top-searched costumes in the United States. According to the data, Shrunken Head Bob and Raygun are the most popular costumes in America.

"Poppy's Playtime" is a horror movie, and this weird-looking cat is the most Googled character from this show. This purple cat has a major following from people interested in the latest chapters made into a movie.

Halloween is around the corner, and people are scouring the internet for costumes. While Google picked up on some odd costume ideas, you may see some similar costumes this year.

If you're still searching for a unique costume to wear on All Hallow's Eve, then here's a list of costumes you should absolutely avoid this year.

Google Trends released a "Frightgeist" trending Halloween costume list after analyzing the top trending costumes of 2024 across the U.S. and certain local markets. Here are the top costumes for 2024 in New York and the U.