What is your favorite classic monster? If you don't see your favorite, add to other.

[debm55]

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	Dracula
	7 (41%)
	Frankenstein
	3 (18%)
	Werewolf
	1 (6%)
	Creature from the Black Lagoon
	0 (0%)
	Other
	6 (35%)
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[Lunabell]

1. Dracula and vampires for sure. And furthermore...

VAMPIRES DON'T SPARKLE IN THE SUN, THEY BURST INTO FLAMES!!!!!

[CanonRay]

2. Even a man who is pure at heart, and says his prayers at night

Can become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms, and the moon is full and bright.

[Ferrets are Cool]

3. Daleks

[Marcuse]

4. Rodan.

[Walleye]

5. Them!

The giant ants in the Los Angeles river

[amerikat]

6. The zenomorph from Alien

Aliens.

[Aristus]

7. Frankenstein's monster.

Whether Mary Shelley's well-spoken, improbably well-read version, or Boris Karloff's grunting, shambling portrayal. I always have sympathy for a creature who didn't ask to be created, and was abandoned by his creator.

Someone posted a tweet to the effect: "This new Frankenstein movie sucks because it's all woke and stuff. It makes out that the creature is the victim, and the doctor is the real monster."

Someone replied, with the kind of weary, suffering patience you need with people this stupid: "That was the entire point of the story!."

[debm55]

10. I agree. I always felt sorry for Frankenstein. TY I also felt sorry for King Kong

[brush]

8. What, no Godzilla?

[unweird]

11. King of Monsters not included?

What a bogus poll this is.

[debm55]

12. Sorry I forgot.Add under "other" Meant to put King Kong--but I felt sorry for him

[Silent Type]

9. Creater from Black Lagoon in 3D. Otherwise, Frank.

[FoxNewsSucks]

13. The Cookie Monster is my favorite,

classic or not

[BunnyMcGee]

14. Stripe from Gremlins

Sorta like Maga, with a better personality!

[Doc_Technical]

15. Gamera

[Niagara]

16. Dracula.

Especially were Gary Oldman is concerned. The rest of this post will be heavily censored.



🧛?♀️

[Ocelot II]

17. Mothra.

[First Speaker]

18. The original Wolf Man is a real campy treat...

...I mean, Lon Chaney Jr is the unlikeliest "Englishman" in cinema history. The fact that none other than Claude Rains is his father--a duke, no less--is exquisite. Bela Lugosi as a Gypsy. There was always something sad about Chaney, Jr, and that's very noticeable in this film...

[highplainsdem]

19. Frank Langella as Dracula: