Heidi Klum has finally revealed her highly-anticipated look for Halloween 2020... a full-on family horror movie.

Over the last 20 years, the 47-year-old supermodel has made a name for herself by stealing the show at the biggest celebrity Halloween parties.

Who could forget her no-expense-spared flesh-eating alien monster from last year?  [[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]] And back in 2015, Klum shocked the world with her Jessica Rabbit look: [[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]]

However, with the current pandemic resulting in Halloween parties being canceled, Klum and her family have had to improvise this year - and it may be her best effort yet.

Writing on Instagram to her 7.6 million followers, the model wrote: "Halloween is different this year, but that shouldn’t stop us from getting creative at home. Be safe, be spooky, and spend time with family."

The result of their creativity? A near-six-minute horror movie featuring, toilet roll, body paint, zombie children, and a lot of laughs and scares.

Check out Klum and her family in their horror movie below:

The plot of the movie is simple: In an effort to get her family excited about a Halloween at home, Heidi dresses her four children - Helene, 16, Henry, 15, Johan, 13, and 11-year-old Lou - as mummy's using toilet paper.

However, during a trip to the bathroom, Klum's kids are transformed into flesh-eating Zombies, and her husband, Tom Kaulitz, becomes a terrifying werewolf.

Klum must then use her body-painting skills to avoid her monster family, as they hunt for her around their home.

It may be silly and fun, but the short movie also encourages Klum's followers to be sensible and stay home and stay safe for Halloween this year.

The voiceover for the budget movie said: "This Halloween, stay at home and enjoy some quality time with the family. Just try not to kill each other."

Speaking about Halloween during the pandemic, Klum told USA Today: "I was thinking about how we, like so many families, would be stuck at home and what we had around the house that we could make into costumes.

"To me, Halloween means creativity! That’s why I enjoy the holiday so much because it’s a chance to come up with something completely out of the box and let your imagination run wild."

Over the last 24 hours, Klum has also shared several behind-the-scenes clips with her Instagram followers in the build-up to the movie.

Heidi Klum has finally revealed her highly-anticipated look for Halloween 2020... a full-on family horror movie.

Over the last 20 years, the 47-year-old supermodel has made a name for herself by stealing the show at the biggest celebrity Halloween parties.

Who could forget her no-expense-spared flesh-eating alien monster from last year?  [[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]] And back in 2015, Klum shocked the world with her Jessica Rabbit look: [[imagecaption|| Credit: PA Images]]

However, with the current pandemic resulting in Halloween parties being canceled, Klum and her family have had to improvise this year - and it may be her best effort yet.

Writing on Instagram to her 7.6 million followers, the model wrote: "Halloween is different this year, but that shouldn’t stop us from getting creative at home. Be safe, be spooky, and spend time with family."

The result of their creativity? A near-six-minute horror movie featuring, toilet roll, body paint, zombie children, and a lot of laughs and scares.

Check out Klum and her family in their horror movie below:

The plot of the movie is simple: In an effort to get her family excited about a Halloween at home, Heidi dresses her four children - Helene, 16, Henry, 15, Johan, 13, and 11-year-old Lou - as mummy's using toilet paper.

However, during a trip to the bathroom, Klum's kids are transformed into flesh-eating Zombies, and her husband, Tom Kaulitz, becomes a terrifying werewolf.

Klum must then use her body-painting skills to avoid her monster family, as they hunt for her around their home.

It may be silly and fun, but the short movie also encourages Klum's followers to be sensible and stay home and stay safe for Halloween this year.

The voiceover for the budget movie said: "This Halloween, stay at home and enjoy some quality time with the family. Just try not to kill each other."

Speaking about Halloween during the pandemic, Klum told USA Today: "I was thinking about how we, like so many families, would be stuck at home and what we had around the house that we could make into costumes.

"To me, Halloween means creativity! That’s why I enjoy the holiday so much because it’s a chance to come up with something completely out of the box and let your imagination run wild."

Over the last 24 hours, Klum has also shared several behind-the-scenes clips with her Instagram followers in the build-up to the movie.