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The Rotten Tomatoes Show Top 5 Monsters or Aliens of All Time

Brett_Erlich
Brett breaks down the Top 5 Monsters or Aliens of All Time.

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  • remanns
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  • jgfox
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      jgfox  

    • Agree completely with Delia ... it is still scary for first time viewers. Number UNO

      This is the classic that gave birth to generations of horror films.

      The little girl throwing flowers into the lake ... ! No need to show what happens, your imagination will provide the most horrible scene.

      Michael Myers in the first Halloween film should be somewhere near the top.

      "DON"T GET IN THE CAR! (And I wasn't the only one in the theater shouting to the dumb teenager)

      Agree with Aliens and The Thing ... but it should have been the 1950 James Arness Veggie Thing!

      "You fools, let me reason with it!" SWAT

      Great show as usual!

    • 3 years ago
  • DeliaTheArtist
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    • Srsly the damn Alien Queen yet no PREDATOR? Fail!

      My number one Monster of all time is the one and only FRANKENSTEIN'S Monster!

      No, he's not kicking everyone's ass, no, he doesn't have scales or many appendages- (though "In the novel, the creature is described as being about eight feet (244 centimeters) in height, with translucent yellowish skin that "barely disguised the workings of the vessels and muscles underneath", watery, glowing eyes, flowing black hair, black lips, and white teeth. That's pretty fucking scary.) but if you can sit here and honestly tell me that Frankenstein's monster isn't the MOST influential monster in HISTORY I'll...well uh, I'll argue with you about it!

    • 3 years ago
  • remanns
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