What is the best classic monster film?

>>79885122

THEM!

Also, it's such a shame that the Creature despite being one of the truly monstrous beings of the classic Hammer films is the hardest to make a movie out of because he lacks any relatable human traits

>>79885122
The Thing

>>79885122
Alien

>>79885263
Theres just so much wrong with that second paragraph man

>>79885488
>>79885363
he said classic monster, morons

>>79885758

Well look, Dracula is the perverse sexual desire (exchange of bodily fluids), Wolfman is inner rage/beast and Frankenstein's monster is a collection of broken pieces forming a singular monstrous entity, the Creature is just some weird ass cryptid that likes grabbing girls.

ok wait.

>>79885122
Nosferatu.

The Invisible Man. Loss of humanity in the face of new technology. Gill-Man is ok too. He's all about acceptance during hard times. Like a veteran loosing his one arm.

>>79885122
Gojira

>>79885848
The creature is meant to be man returned to it's primal state. We came from the sea and the creature is a reminder of the origin of humanity, that we are ruled by our base desires. And that everything else in the civilized world is a charade. We are all really mermen deep inside. Isn't killing people and grabbing thicc women actually the true desires of man?

the skeleton

>>79886154
>We are all really mermen deep inside. Isn't killing people and grabbing thicc women actually the true desires of man?

I can't argue with that honestly, never saw it that way