Halloween costumes have a tendency to all look alike. Among the chaos that is midterms, it’s easy to fall in line with the mass of cats, superheroes and Mickey and Minnie Mouses. It’s understandable because they’re quick and cheap, but this year doesn’t have to be that way. Whether it’s with a significant other, a group of friends or all alone, make this Halloween different with these unique costumes from fan-favorite films.

Couples: Juno and Bleeker (“Juno”)

So Juno and Bleeker aren’t exactly a power couple but, gosh darn it, aren’t they adorable? For those who want to be the cutest in the room without making everyone else nauseous, this is it. Grab a significant other (or a good friend) and bring this Oscar-winning movie’s charm to life.

Must-haves: Bleeker’s maroon t-shirt, gold gym shorts and a container of tic-tacs. Juno’s striped top, a skirt, jeans and a pillow shaped to look like a baby bump.

Going Solo: Mia Wallace (“Pulp Fiction”)

Not everyone has seen “Pulp Fiction,” but Mia Wallace is so recognizable it doesn’t matter. This pop culture icon is simple enough to replicate at the last minute, but just clever enough to trick people into thinking it took some planning. Plus, it gives the wearer an excuse to whip out their coolest dance moves.

Must-haves: A white button-up shirt, black pants or leggings, a black wig if possible and a cigarette.

Besties: Napoleon and Pedro (“Napoleon Dynamite”)

This one may be a bit more difficult to do with the curly red hair and “Vote for Pedro” shirt, but it’s so worth it. There are only a few people in existence who don’t love “Napoleon Dynamite,” and those people haven’t seen it. The best part about this costume is the endless amount of quotes the wearers get to spout off all night.

Must-haves: Napoleon’s “Vote for Pedro” t-shirt, a curly red wig and glasses. Pedro’s button up shirt, bolo tie and mustache. Bonus points if Napoleon fills his pockets with tater-tots.

Group: The Barden Bellas (“Pitch Perfect”)

The Barden Bellas may be the most well-loved film characters to come out in the past few years, so this costume has so many perks. Again, the outfits are simple yet recognizable, so a last-minute scramble the day before Halloween won’t be a problem here. And with the costumes comes a great opportunity for a musical number with friends.

Must-haves: White button-up, navy blue blazer, pencil skirts, yellow neckerchief and if it can be found, a pitch pipe.

For everyone: Tod and Cooper (“Fox and the Hound”)

Who doesn’t love this sweet Disney classic? People may not get the reference right away, but once they’re told, they will melt. Seriously, the amount of “aws” this costume will get is ridiculous. This precious costume works for best friends, couples, siblings, boys and girls, so the versatility leaves some wiggle room.

Must-haves: Fox and dog ears. Quick and easy.

This Halloween, don’t make excuses. Watch a movie and get creative.