Favorite horror creature in movies

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I'd say zombies. They are always difficult to defeat :?
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My favorite horror creature in movies is the Xenomorph from the "Alien" franchise. The design of the Xenomorph is iconic and terrifying, with its sharp teeth, acidic blood, and ability to burst out of human chests.
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My favorite horror creature in movies is zombie. Around the world, zombie films have proven to be a hit, as seen in the Korean cinema industry, which is experiencing a zombie resurgence.
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The first one that came to mind is Junior from Little Shop of Horrors. He grew and while still a plant, became what he ate.

I also love the design of the Gremlins from Gremlins. Gizmo is adorable! But even cute things can create destruction
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I like the choice of It, I think it's quite scary and pretty well executed considering the lore behind it. I personally love the mythology behind vampires and witches, given all that can be done with them both in films and books as well as their incredible characteristics.
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I came here to say Pennywise too!
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Lupita Widyaningrum wrote: ↑25 Apr 2024, 15:10 My favorite horror creature in movies is zombie. Around the world, zombie films have proven to be a hit, as seen in the Korean cinema industry, which is experiencing a zombie resurgence.
I agree 100% :mrgreen2:
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