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Originally Posted by Vodstok
I love folk tale monsters.
Russalkas are freaking creepy; they are spirits of girls who died violent deaths in water. the original story i read about them said if a person looked into the pool a Russalka inhabited, they would see her reflection over their shoulder. she would appear dead with glowing green pinpoints in her eyes. if you made eye contact, she grabbed you by the hair and dragged you underwater and drowned you.
I also always liked Baykok, a spirit in the great lakes region that looked like a skeleton covered in translucent skin with glowing red eyes that would kill warriors and eat their liver. I also read a description that said they would cut a man open with surgical precision, eat part of their liver, then sew them back up to die a long painful death.
On a more modern note, any of the spirits, and pretty much anything that happens in the "spirit world" in FEAR scares the hell out of me.
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That sounds scary!
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I also always liked Baykok, a spirit in the great lakes region that looked like a skeleton covered in translucent skin with glowing red eyes that would kill warriors and eat their liver. I also read a description that said they would cut a man open with surgical precision, eat part of their liver, then sew them back up to die a long painful death.
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That reminds me of the creeper!
The Creeper
King Kong (70's)
Giant spiders (The Giant Spider Invasion)
Godzilla
Anaconda
The Loch Ness monster
Jason Vorhees (He may not be considered a monster but he scared me. I first saw him when I was 16. The first movie I ever watched him in was Friday the 13th: Part IV: The Final Chapter.)
Bigfoot
Abominable Snowman
The dead girl in The Ring
The alligator in Lake Placid
The lions in The Ghost and the Darkness