1. king kong (of course)
2. The tripods in WAR OF THE WORLDS
3. The 200 foot tentacled walker in THE MIST
4. the tadpole from THE HOST
5. Alien from ALIENS
6. godzilla
7. the thing from THE THING
8. The spider from LORD OF The rings
9. tHE cloverfield MONSTER
10 tHE CLOVER FIELD MINI MONSTERS

7. the thing from THE THING


That had several different "looks" though, obviously the best one being the "head with spider legs and eyes on stalks" mini-monster.

p.s. Thanks for spoiling The Mist by telling me there is a 200 foot tentacle monster in it.

That had several different "looks" though, obviously the best one being the "head with spider legs and eyes on stalks" mini-monster.

p.s. Thanks for spoiling The Mist by telling me there is a 200 foot tentacle monster in it.

You didn't have to read the post! :loopy:

So stop bitching, it's not the OP's fault.

On topic, the Skeksis on the Dark Crystal were pretty scary IMO, well I was only 6 when I first saw mutant puppet Turkey things in that movie.

You didn't have to read the post! :loopy:


Obviously if the title said "10 favourite monsters - don't read if you don't want to know what happens in The Mist" then I woudln't have.

Duh.

freddy krueger
it the clown
the scream mask guy
the blob
king kong
the spider from one of the harry potter's (forget which one)
cant think of anymore. i know the first three wouldn't immediately pop into people's minds when thinking of 'monsters'. but they're pretty monstrous to me!

hehe that's funny :D

Obviously if the title said "10 favourite monsters - don't read if you don't want to know what happens in The Mist" then I woudln't have.

Duh.

lol sorry nick

ps they all die in the end............................

ps they all die in the end............................

Thank god, no chance of "The Mist 2" then ?

Thank god, no chance of "The Mist 2" then ?

pity.cos the huge monsters, the giant crab like thing and the giant spiders are very scary

David Bowie in Labarynth :hihi:

top 10????????

just ZOMBIES!!!! :)

*rips richs arm off and hits him with the soggy end*

errrrrrrrrrrm

Sulley from monsters inc
Mike from monsters inc....
Beetlejuice
Herman Munster.
Cousin it from Adams family
The loch ness monster in The water horse (so cute!)
The monster outside on beetlejuice.
Edward Scissorhands.
Animal on The Muppets.
The cloverfield monster
The blair witch monster
Alien monster in first film.

I like nice monsters. :D apart from last three who aren't nice at all.

lol sorry nick

ps they all die in the end............................

i could not help but laugh at the ending :hihi:

lol sorry nick

ps they all die in the end............................

Not true he just kills his son, two old dears and his love interest to save them from a horrible death, only to be rescued seconds later by the good ole US Army :cool:

Young Frankenstein.

Werewolf?

No, there castle, there wolf.

Count Orlok - Nosferatu 1922 film
Godzilla - the Japanese version, especially as a metaphor for nuclear weapons
The flying monkeys from the Wizard of Oz
Dr. Frankenstein's Monster - Boris Karlof
Zombies - especially Romero's
The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog - Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Cybermen from Doctor Who
The alien plant thing from Quatermass Experiment
The pod people from Invasion of the Body Snatchers
Alien - in the original film

The blair witch monster


There was a monster ? I must have fallen asleep by that point.

There was a monster ? I must have fallen asleep by that point.

It was some sort of witchy like monster...you didn't get to see it, that's why i liked it. Unlike scary monsters which just give me the heebeegeebees.

The ghostly stagecoach in Darby O'Gill and the Little People
Wizard of Oz flying monkeys
Odd Bod in Carry on Screaming
That chimney sweep in Mary Poppins

Thank god, no chance of "The Mist 2" then ?

I actually thought that The Mist was an above average horror film & kept me entertained throughout (the point of a film surely?).

Nick, it seems it is very hard to impress you.

Nick, it seems it is very hard to impress you.

Yes, it is.