Michael Myers brings pure horror to Fortnite: silent, cold, and impossible to miss. The skin captures every detail, from the blank mask to the eerie “Halloween” theme in his emote. Using the Slasher pickaxe while that music plays feels like stepping right into a horror film. | © Epic Games
Billy from Saw made his twisted debut in Fortnite, and thankfully, he’s a little less nightmare-inducing than in the movies. The skin tones down the gore but keeps the creep factor alive with that unsettling puppet face and red spiral cheeks. It’s the kind of crossover that reminds you Fortnite can be both playful and deeply disturbing at the same time. | © Epic Games
Undying Sorrow looks like something pulled straight from a dark fantasy dream. Created by community artist Kitsu, this Concept Royale winner oozes eerie energy with its horns, chains, and clawed hands. Everything about it feels cursed, like a creature that escaped the underworld just to stalk the Battle Royale island. | © Epic Games
Peekaboo takes every clown fear and cranks it up to eleven. The mix of neon colors and chaotic patterns might look playful at first, but those painted grins and swirling eyes tell another story. Switch to the mascot style, and it’s pure nightmare fuel, oversized head, horned hair, and a stare that follows you around the map. | © Epic Games
Nitehare takes the idea of a cute bunny and turns it into something out of a nightmare. His tattered leather outfit, stitched limbs, and blank white eyes make him look more like a lab experiment gone wrong than a costume. Every detail, from the chewed ears to that too-soft, flesh-like skin, makes this skin disturbingly hard to look at for long. | © Epic Games
Jack Skellington brings Tim Burton’s magic straight to Fortnite, blending spooky charm with holiday cheer. His tall, skeletal frame and Santa Jack emote make him just as perfect for Halloween haunts as for December fun. It’s one of those rare crossover skins that feels timeless: festive, eerie, and effortlessly cool. | © Epic Games
Peely Bone is Fortnite chaos at its best, a banana split right down the middle between goofy and grotesque. One side’s all bright yellow charm, the other a grinning skeleton straight from a cartoon graveyard. Add the built-in xylophone emote, and you’ve got a skin that’s equal parts creepy and comedy gold. | © Epic Games
Jason is finally stalking Fortnite, machete in hand and ready to hunt. Added during the 2025 Fortnitemares event, he’s more than a skin; he’s a full-on boss fight with mythic loot for anyone daring enough to take him down. Whether you win him in the Haunted Cup or buy the bundle later, every match now feels like a Friday the 13th scene. | © Epic Games
Willow looks innocent at first, until you notice the black tears streaking down her face and the eerie glow seeping from her hands. Her pale dress and lifeless stare give off that perfect haunted-doll vibe. Switch to the Doll Head style, and she becomes the stuff of pure nightmares. | © Epic Games
Mincemeat proves Fortnite can make anything horrifying, even dessert. His crusty pie head is crawling with flies, stitched with cuts, and grinning like a twisted jack-o’-lantern. It’s grotesque, hilarious, and somehow still manages to ruin your appetite every single time he shows up. | © Epic Games
Skull Trooper is the original Fortnite Halloween icon, the one that started it all. His glow-in-the-dark skeleton suit and evolving styles still hold up after all these years. For longtime players, he’s more than just a skin; he’s a badge of honor that never goes out of style. | © Epic Games
Ghoul Trooper is pure Fortnite nostalgia, a skin that takes players straight back to the game’s early days. With her green zombie face and military gear, she’s part soldier, part undead icon. For veterans, wearing her isn’t just about style, this skin is proof they’ve been haunting the island since the beginning. | © Epic Games
Chaos Double Agent doesn’t need gore to be terrifying – his menace comes from precision. The sharp suit and crimson tie give him a professional edge, but the three-fingered gloves and bug-eyed gas mask make it clear something’s off. Take off the mask, and the Goopy version proves the horror runs deeper than appearances. | © Epic Games
Gnash looks like he walked straight out of a twisted doll factory. His pale skin, stitched heart, and eerie grin already make him unsettling, but the Cursed Gnash style takes it further. With a sewn-shut mouth, button eye, and cracked doll face, he’s nightmare fuel in a tailored suit. | © Epic Games
Ghost Face finally slashed his way into Fortnite, and he looks every bit as chilling as in the Scream films. Dressed in his trademark hood and mask, he brings that perfect mix of nostalgia and terror to the island. Fans had been waiting years for this one, and now the wait’s over – he’s hunting players instead of teens. | © Epic Games
Halloween in Fortnite wouldn’t feel complete without Michael Myers stalking the island. The horror legend finally joins the fight, bringing his mask, knife, and that haunting theme song. It’s a crossover that turns every match into a scene straight out of a slasher film.
