Favorite Movie Monster

[Oddball]

With Halloween closing fast I was wondering what everybody’s favorite movie monster was?
For me it has to be Godzilla followed closely by the Monster in Young Frankenstein

 

[RonA3597]

For me, Lon Cheney as the Wolfman or Boris Karloff as Frankenstein, hands down.

 

[Carlos]

Herman! 8)

 

[Midnight Blues]

Well seeing how you asked,

 

[Centurian 803]

Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein's monster and Christopher Lee as Dracula.

 

[pipetongue1]

Richard Nixon or Ronald Reagen!!! :tongue: Ken

 

[Doc Manhattan]

I love the classic Universal Mummy. Love the shambling, cursed thing.

For Hammer Horror, Vincent Price as The Abonimable Doctor Phibes. Technicolor, shot more than 50% without synch-sound, with a crazy evil clockwork band. [Theatre of Blood is another good one, essentially the same premise (themed revenge) but with Shakespeare instead of Biblical plagues.]

But Godzilla is, and always shall be, King of the Monsters.

 

[LL]

Gotta be the xenomorph from Alien.

That movie is 30 years old this year, and still works. (By contrast, think of how dated a 1949 movie looked in 1979)

Chomp, chomp, slither... :affraid:

 

[Anonymous]

My ex wife...
....wait, do home movies count?

 

[paddy-boy]

Being a child of the 80's
I am going to have to say Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees

 

[kilted1]

This guy without a doubt:

 

[eggman]

Some of my favs would be Peter Boyle from Young Frankiensteen. Hilary Clintin in her Pant suits. And Kate from Jon and Kate plus eight.

 

[Anonymous]

Hilary Clintin in her Pant suits.

:lol!:
Good one eggman.

I'm thinking Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction.

 

[SmokeyTweed]

Natasha Henstridge as the Alien in Species, Jason Vorhees in the friday the 13th and Gary Oldman as Dracula.

 

[kilted1]

Hillary in her swimming suit is FAR WORSE :affraid:

And yes smokeytweed, being attacked by a monster the likes of Natasha might be a HELL most men could endure :twisted:

 

[gospelman]

I'd go with Lon Chaney as the Wolfman, Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein monster, and Bela Lugosi as Dracula.

You might say I love those old Universal horror flicks from the 30's!

Mike