I am going to Disney World for their Halloween party, and we would like to go as two Ghosts from the Haunted Mansion. I plan on going to the goodwill to find an old zentai and suit from there, maybe curl my hair-but I need help making that white, dead,-hair, clothes, face, hands look…the whole nine yards.

The key to those types of costumes/makeups understands highlights and shadows. Use greys for your shadows and whites for you highlights. If you’re not into costuming and don’t mind spending a little, you could go to your local theater and see what the costumer would charge to dress up your thrift spandex body suit store purchase. I had a costumer make a cloak for my 9′ tall grim reaper as I have zero sewing skills. Best investment I’ve made. Looks terrific. But, then again, I wear it every year. For the clothes, just light coats of paint.

Tania Raymonde and Rumer Willis lead the way in the revenge of the girls comedy “Wild Cherry” (Image) while Eva Mendes, Anna Faris and Charlie Sheen headline the romantic comedy “Guilty Hearts” (Phase 4). Rounding out the comedies: “Bones: Season 6 DVD Box Set” (Lionsgate), a green card romantic comedy. Edward Hogg stars as The Dancing Outlaw in the indie biopic “White Lightnin’” (Sundance Selects/MPI). “Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer” (Anchor Bay) is yet another horror film with Danielle Harris and Lance Henriksen while “Turbulent Skies” (Anchor Bay) features Casper Van Dien, Nicole Eggert and a really, really bad flight.

Other foreign-language releases this week include Ole Bornedal’s “Navy NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service Season 8 DVD Boxset ” (eOne) from Denmark, a thriller about hit and run and lie that has violence consequences, and the Spanish language films “Becloud (Vaho)” (Global Lens) from Mexico and “Gods (Dioses)” (Global Lens) from Peru. The foreign documentary “Algeria: Drink, Smoke and Love” (aka “Algeria: The Nameless War”) (Pathfinder) follows Polish filmmaker to Algeria after 9/11 and “Hunky Blues” (Bunyik/Facets) profiles the Hungarian immigrant experience.