100 Amazing B-Movie Monsters!

[Psycho Circus]

No.16 - Aylmer

[AnubisVonMojo]

Circus, you read my mind. Now please get out of my head. I need the extra room to store my cheat codes! 

[Psycho Circus]

Circus, you read my mind. Now please get out of my head. I need the extra room to store my cheat codes! 

Oh, ok then I'll get out....now I hope you weren't thinking of this guy?

No.17 - C.H.U.D.

[Saucerman]

18) Beaulah, the Mushroom o' Doom from AIP's "It Conquered the World." One of Paul Blaisdell's more intriguing monster, the squat, clawed vegetable from venus could not only claw people, but spawn bat-stingray monsters that would latch on to people and enslave their minds to do Beaulah's bidding.

[JJ80]

No.19 - "Q" from "Q - The Winged Serpent", probably the last great stop-motion monster.

[Psycho Circus]

No. 20 - Biker Zombie (Dead Heat)

[Saucerman]

20) The Tingler! I have given both my sister and my girlfriend's little sister nightmares with this movie.

[AnubisVonMojo]

No.22 - The Neon Maniacs - murderous mutants who live inside a tower of the San Francisco Bridge roam the darkness killing bystanders... unless it rains, because these guys melt like were made of cotton candy.

[JJ80]

No.22 - The brain creature from "Fiend Without A Face"

[Psycho Circus]

23. The Kraken

[Allhallowsday]

10 - The Blob - although I can't decide. The 1988 Blob might be a more amazing monster, but 1958 was the original, classic Blob, and more of a traditional b-movie. Thoughts?

Andy, you made the right choice - I like both films, too, but the first BLOB is a classic B-Movie Monster! 

Now we need a real stinker: 24. THE GIANT CLAW!!! 

[nada]

25 Tar Man

Best zombie ever!

[JaseSF]

26. The Ymir (from 20 MILLION MILES TO EARTH). For Godsakes, stop poking him!!!

[Raffine]

27. Tabonga - FROM HELL IT CAME



I think that I will never see...

A thing as scary as a walking tree monster with a mean frowny face and bird's nest in his hair and who likes to throw native women in the quicksand.

[Rev. Powell]

28.  King Kong.  It would be a shame if the greatest beast of all got left off just because his movies were "too good."  Hopefully King Kong vs. Godzilla, King Kong Lives,  and the awful 1976 Dino de Laurentiis remake give him the B-movie cred he needs to earn a place on the list.