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I was watching the 7th Voyage of Sinbad the other day and I still get a kick out of that Cyclops. Got me to thinking about the coolest monsters I've seen over the years (I've been a monster movie nut since I was a kid) and decided to put my list out here for debate. Here goes:

1. Cyclops: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
2. Ymir: 20,000,000 Miles to Earth
3. Martian: It! The Terror from Beyond Space
4. Thing: The Thing (1982 version)
5. Alien: Alien
6. Wolfman: The Wolfman
7. Dark Lord: Legend
8. Godzilla: Godzilla
9. Mr. Barlow: Salem's Lot
10. Creature: Creature from the Black Lagoon

On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 10:44:28 -0700, "Jake" <> wrote:

>I was watching the 7th Voyage of Sinbad the other day and I still get a kick out of that Cyclops. Got me to thinking about the coolest monsters I've seen over the years (I've been a monster movie nut since I was a kid) and decided to put my list out here for debate. Here goes:
>
>1. Cyclops: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
>2. Ymir: 20,000,000 Miles to Earth
>3. Martian: It! The Terror from Beyond Space
>4. Thing: The Thing (1982 version)
>5. Alien: Alien
>6. Wolfman: The Wolfman
>7. Dark Lord: Legend
>8. Godzilla: Godzilla
>9. Mr. Barlow: Salem's Lot
>10. Creature: Creature from the Black Lagoon


Let's add 'Gort' to that list, if you want to consider him a monster.

I was watching the 7th Voyage of Sinbad the other day and I still get a kick
out of that Cyclops. Got me to thinking about the coolest monsters I've
seen over the years (I've been a monster movie nut since I was a kid) and
decided to put my list out here for debate. Here goes:

1. Cyclops: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
2. Ymir: 20,000,000 Miles to Earth
3. Martian: It! The Terror from Beyond Space
4. Thing: The Thing (1982 version)
5. Alien: Alien
6. Wolfman: The Wolfman
7. Dark Lord: Legend
8. Godzilla: Godzilla
9. Mr. Barlow: Salem's Lot
10. Creature: Creature from the Black Lagoon


The raptors in the first Jurassic Park;
The fire monster (can't remember it's name) in The Fellowship of the Ring;
Jabberwocky;
The three-headed Knight in Holy Grail.

On Sat, 05 Jul 2003 20:57:55 +0100, Meng <> wrote:

>
>I was watching the 7th Voyage of Sinbad the other day and I still get a kick
>out of that Cyclops. Got me to thinking about the coolest monsters I've
>seen over the years (I've been a monster movie nut since I was a kid) and
>decided to put my list out here for debate. Here goes:
>
>1. Cyclops: The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
>2. Ymir: 20,000,000 Miles to Earth
>3. Martian: It! The Terror from Beyond Space
>4. Thing: The Thing (1982 version)
>5. Alien: Alien
>6. Wolfman: The Wolfman
>7. Dark Lord: Legend
>8. Godzilla: Godzilla
>9. Mr. Barlow: Salem's Lot
>10. Creature: Creature from the Black Lagoon
>
>
>The raptors in the first Jurassic Park;
>The fire monster (can't remember it's name) in The Fellowship of the Ring;
>Jabberwocky;
>The three-headed Knight in Holy Grail.

The Graboids in TREMORS, and the bugs in STARSHIP TROOPERS.

--
Coyote

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I'm pleasantly surpised the Lord of Darkness made your list. He isn't a
household name like the Wolfman or Godzilla. Here's a few creatures I'd
add to the list:

1. Ghidra - from the Godzilla movies
2. The Blob (the remake, not the original)
3. The Shadows: Babylon 5
4. The Borg: Trek
5. The Gentlemen: Buffy
6. The Stay-Puft Marshamallow Man
7. Boomers: Bubblegum Crisis
8. King Kong
9. Audrey: Little Shop of Horrors

And the most horrible, terrifying creature of all:

10. Michael Bay

Mark Spatny wrote:
> I'm pleasantly surpised the Lord of Darkness made your list. He isn't a
> household name like the Wolfman or Godzilla. Here's a few creatures I'd
> add to the list:
>
> 1. Ghidra - from the Godzilla movies
> 2. The Blob (the remake, not the original)
> 3. The Shadows: Babylon 5
> 4. The Borg: Trek
> 5. The Gentlemen: Buffy
> 6. The Stay-Puft Marshamallow Man
> 7. Boomers: Bubblegum Crisis
> 8. King Kong
> 9. Audrey: Little Shop of Horrors
>
> And the most horrible, terrifying creature of all:
>
> 10. Michael Bay
I was expecting Barney here.

dick

>
> And the most horrible, terrifying creature of all:
>
Grace Jones.

or Cher.

Dr. Speedbyrd:> <e-> wrote:

> Let's add 'Gort' to that list, if you want to consider him a monster.

Nah. He's a robot! Now, if you want to start a list of those...!

On Sun, 06 Jul 2003 11:32:40 +0100, Meng <> wrote:

>>
>> And the most horrible, terrifying creature of all:
>>
>Grace Jones.
>
>or Cher.


Love 'em both!

On Sun, 6 Jul 2003 13:41:22 +0100, (Peter
Briggs) wrote:

>Dr. Speedbyrd:> <e-> wrote:
>
>> Let's add 'Gort' to that list, if you want to consider him a monster.
>
>Nah. He's a robot! Now, if you want to start a list of those...!

(Leaving out androids here)

1. The False Maria in Metropolis
2. The Terminator
3. Robbie in Forbidden Planet
4. Huey, Dewey and Louis in Silent Running
5. The butler robots in Sleeper
6. The fembots in Austin Powers International Man Of Mystery
7. Robot Monster (yeah, I know, it's a gorilla with a diving helmet)