100 Amazing B-Movie Monsters!

[Rev. Powell]

44.  Belial from BASKET CASE.

I thought of adding Torgo, but I'm not really sure if he's a monster or just a normal guy who spends too much time using the "thighmaster".

[Pilgermann]

45.  The loveable beachball alien from Dark Star

[JaseSF]

46. It! The Terror From Beyond Space!

[Raffine]

A FUN FACT about IT! THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE:
When Ray "Crash" Corrigan first tried on the monster head his ample chin poked out through the mouth hole. Rather than redo the head they decide it looked kind of creepy and so painted his chin to look like the monster's tongue!

THE MONSTER FROM PIEDRAS BLANCAS - The Creature from the Black Lagoon's uglier, nastier-looking cousin. He eats mangy seagulls, spits seawater, and is also a lot more bloodthirsty - where the poor Creature was happy in his peaceful remote lagoon until the humans barged in, the Piedras Blancas Monster goes looking for trouble and even rips a guy's head off.


-insert Hamlet "Alas, poor Yorick!" joke here-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S652jVndgME&feature=related
"Famous Monsters of Hollywood magazine"?!?

[JaseSF]

He's a little angry at not being mentioned until # 48 but it's better late than never I guess.

GODZILLA! GO GO GODZILLA! Look Out Tokyo!

[darthchicken]

49: Zombies.. they deserve a mention.

[RCMerchant]

50-DRACULA!

Sure...there have been many "A" Dracs...but many "B"s too!

Like Howard Vernon in DRACULA CONTRA FRANKENSTEIN, John Carradine in BILLY the KID vs. DRACULA, Zandor Vorkoff in DRACULA vs. FRANKENSTEIN, Francis Leder in RETURN of DRACULA, and oh so many more!!!

Howard Vernon as Drac...!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce9P8VCP-mU

I like how the Count starts flapping his arms before he turns into a rubber bat!!!

[Mr. DS]

51.) The Reptile

[Ryantherebel]

52. The 50 ft Woman

[JJ80]

N0.53 - In keeping with the run of female monsters, how about the 'Space Girl' Vampire from "Lifeforce". A mind for world domination and a body for sin! (I've kept the picture as worksafe as possible!) 

[JaseSF]

# 54. MOTHRA

Not only did this guardian of the Earth appear in her own set of movies but she has long been a favourite supporting character within many a Godzilla movie to boot. Usually accompanied by very tiny singing fairy girls. "Mo-su-ra! Mo-su-ra!"

[Rev. Powell]

55.  Hershell as the turkey-headed "blood freak" from BLOOD FREAK. 

[JJ80]

No.56 - The Daleks! Although they're better known as TV monsters they did feature in the two 1960's "Doctor Who" movies with Peter Cushing.

[Mr. DS]

57. I nominated Jaws.  Although he was an A-star he slipped painfull into B-dome quickly.

[Dennis]

  #58 - THEM !