Who is the greatest Universal Classic Monster?
Silent-era makeup, pre-Code shocks and a 3-D fish-man from the fifties. One studio built the monster canon; pick the creature that still owns it.
1Frankenstein's MonsterBoris Karloff's flat-headed creature from Universal's 1931 Frankenstein, the studio's defining monster.1000pts
2Count DraculaBela Lugosi's aristocratic vampire from Universal's 1931 Dracula.966pts
3Dracula's DaughterGloria Holden's Countess Marya Zaleska from the 1936 sequel Dracula's Daughter.600pts
4Creature from the Black LagoonThe amphibious Gill-man from the 1954 3-D film Creature from the Black Lagoon.529pts
5The Bride of FrankensteinElsa Lanchester's hissing bride with the lightning-streaked hair from the 1935 sequel.529pts
6The Mole PeopleThe subterranean creatures from Universal's 1956 B-movie The Mole People.448pts
7The Wolf ManLon Chaney Jr.'s cursed Larry Talbot from the 1941 film The Wolf Man.353pts
8The Hunchback of Notre DameLon Chaney's Quasimodo from Universal's 1923 silent epic.353pts
9The Invisible ManClaude Rains' bandaged, unseen scientist from James Whale's 1933 The Invisible Man.353pts
10The MummyBoris Karloff's revived Egyptian priest Imhotep from the 1932 film The Mummy.241pts
11The Phantom of the OperaLon Chaney's disfigured Erik from the 1925 silent The Phantom of the Opera.241pts
12Mr. HydeThe brutish alter ego from Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953), Universal's take on Stevenson's monster.240pts
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