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# Fright club
- URL: https://www.redeyebr.com/fright-club/
- Published: 2026-10-27T00:42:55.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-27T00:42:55.000Z
- Description: Fandom, nostalgia and a yellow jumpsuit top Baton Rouge’s costume charts
- Author: Mukul Verma
- Tags: Get Out, News

If you're out on the streets of Baton Rouge Halloween night and pass a woman in overalls, a pink T-shirt and a headband, don't wonder too long. That's Ms. Rachel.

The children's educator is the second-fastest-rising costume search in the Baton Rouge area, according to [Google Trends](https://frightgeist.withgoogle.com/?ref=redeyebr.com), behind Raven from "Teen Titans" and ahead of "Kill Bill," peacocks and Spider-Man.

- Taken together, the Google lists say a lot about where the country's head is this Halloween: nostalgic, devoted to its fandoms and ready for a night off from the real world.

**Meet the Baton Rouge top five:**

1. **Raven.** The half-human, half-demon Teen Titan spends her days keeping her emotions in check and her demonic side buried.
2. **Ms. Rachel.** Rachel Accurso is the sunnier choice. Her YouTube channel, built to help babies and toddlers learn language and other early skills, has more than 21 million subscribers. One video, a visit to the [Play Street Museum](https://youtu.be/w264Mn-2MnQ?si=W4dIGkPY8bIhASc1&ref=redeyebr.com) in Manhattan, has been watched more than 50 million times.
3. **"Kill Bill."** Most versions borrow the bright yellow jumpsuit Uma Thurman wore as the revenge-bent hero of Quentin Tarantino's saga.
4. **Peacock.** This one is a social media creation, with bright, elaborate feathered looks making the rounds on TikTok and Instagram.
5. **Spider-Man.** A classic.

**Zoom out:** Nationally, the picks get stranger. [Google's Frightgeist list](https://frightgeist.withgoogle.com/costumes?ref=redeyebr.com#trending-costumes) is topped by Buddy the Unicorn, followed by the squishy NeeDoh toy and Nikki from "Obsession." Dolly Parton comes in at No. 12.

**Between the lines:** Google builds the Frightgeist rankings by comparing September searches with the same stretch last year. So the list shows which costumes are rising, not which ones are most popular overall.

**The bottom line:** Americans may be scattered across a thousand fandoms, but on this one night, most of us seem to want the same thing: to step out of our own lives for a few hours and become someone, or something, else, and eat candy.