When it comes to monster movies, what comes to everyone's mind is probably behemoths like Godzilla and King Kong slapping buildings. The definition of a knight in a monster movie is very vague, and it is not necessarily a monster with a combat power as high as King Kong. This monster movie contains more than just horror and excitement.
Top 10 Monster Movies 1, "Alien"

Director:Ridley Scott
Staining: Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerritt, Veronica Cartwright, Harry dean Stanton
Synopsis: Future World human has been commercially operated in space, and Nosimon is one of the interstellar commercial carriers. During a prominent return to Earth, he is rescued by a model of distress. When they arrived, they were stunned to find that all the people here were dead. At this time, the crew did not realize that the signal from here was not a distress signal.
This sci-fi monster movie, released in 1979, doesn't make people appreciate the imagination of Hollywood directors. It successfully combines science fiction with horror and gives feminism connotations. In addition, the $11 million investment at the time was also a masterpiece, and the dreamy and terrifying images in the film ushered in an era.
2, "Strange"

Director:John carpenter
Starring: Kurt Russell, Wilford Brimley, Carter, David Corlennon
Description: A Norwegian research team helicopter crashed near a U.S. research camp while chasing a sled dog. The American research team heard that the Norwegian research team had recently reduced its personnel sharply, so they went to the Norwegian research team's camp to check and found bodies everywhere. The expedition's dog mutated after being attacked that night, and unknown creatures were approaching the expedition.
The most regrettable thing about this film is that it was not made into a series like "Alien". It can serve as a model for claustrophobic horror movies. The fear of mistrust between people is more terrifying than anything else.

Director:Peter Jackson
Starring: Naomi Watts, Jack Black, Adrian Brody, Thomas Kleicherman, Colin Hanks
Introduction: A staff member came to Skull Island to shoot. Before filming, they were attacked by local natives. The crew fled in a hurry, but actress Ann was captured by the Aboriginal people. Ann's scream greets King Kong, who saves Ann and falls in love with Ann, but plunges himself into tragedy.
It's even more visually stunning than the King Kong of decades ago. In addition to the thrill of Skull Island, King Kong's feeling is also touching, ranking third in the top ten monster movies. Many women expressed the feeling of "which man would fly to the Statue of Liberty for me" after watching it.

Director: Roland Emmerich
Starring: Matthew Broderick, Jean Reno, Maria Pitillo, Hank Azalia, Kevin Dunn
Introduction: A series of phenomena occur in New York, USA, but people cannot find the cause. Godzilla is found in the vast primeval forests of the Bahamas. Human nuclear tests have led to mutations in lizards, which are heading for New York. People would kill it before it entered New York.
Godzilla originated in Japan, but American cinema is much better than Japanese cinema. As a classic of heavyweight monsters, no similar movie can match it so far.

Director: John Landis
Starring: David Norton, Jenny Eggart, Griffin Dunn, John Woodwin, Lila Kay
Synopsis: American Jack and David are attacked by werewolves while traveling in the UK. Jack died instantly, and David was treated by the villagers after his injuries. Jack appears in David's dreams many times, saying that David has turned into a werewolf and must end his life as soon as possible. At the full moon, several bodies appeared in the village.
As the earliest werewolf movie, the film's pacing control and the fusion of love with horror and black humor greatly inspired later films of its kind.

Director: Larry Cohen
Starring: Michael Moriarty, Candy Clark, David Carradine, Richard Roundtree
Synopsis: A giant bird is born on the roof of a building in New York. The big bird eats a lot. Xuchang often hunted for food, and humans became its food. New York police are harassed for these headless murders, and a robber accidentally discovers the bird's hiding place, so the police and the bird start a war.
The movie has a very good idea, which is that there are too many places to be lazy and the plot is a bit slow. If the relationship between the living sacrifice of strangers and the pterosaur were explained more clearly, it would surely become a classic, and no worse than the aliens in the Top Ten Monster movies.
7, "King Kong"

Director: Steven Spielberg
Starring: Sam Neal, Laura Dunn, Jeff Goldblum, Richard Atonboro, Bob Pike
Hammond has recruited many scientists to study dinosaur genes and breed dinosaurs. After the success, a dinosaur park was built and a lot of money was made. However, because the park's employees sabotaged the control system, all the dinosaurs escaped from the control area, killing and injuring countless visitors.
No one doubts Spielberg's genius inspiration. This is a landmark movie in the history of science fiction films. In addition to creating a dinosaur feast that was ahead of its time, it also discusses the many relationships between idealism and the forces of nature in science.
8, "Godzilla"

Director:Bong Joon-ho
Starring: Song Kang-ho, Park Hae-il, Bae Doona, Hee bong Byeon, Ko Ya-sung
Introduction: Jiang Dou and his daughter and family open a small shop on the Han River and live an ordinary and peaceful life. One day, a monster appears on the Han River Bridge and captures Kangdu's daughter. How will Kang Dou save her daughter?
I have to say that Korean films have done a very good job of localizing Western films. It's creepy, a profound discussion of human nature, solidly realistic science fiction whose meaning fills the article.

6Director:Guillermo del toro
Starring: Ivana Bakirno, Sergey Lopez, Maryville Berdou, Doug Jones, Ainianna Ji'er
Ophelia, 12, stepfather of another fascist officer, is a violent, repressive rebel and tortured dissident. At one point, Ophelia happens to meet the guardian of the labyrinth and says that she is a missing princess in the fantasy kingdom, but she must pass three tests to regain her identity.
When the movie is a little embarrassing, it's a little childish for adults to watch it, it's too scary for children to watch it, which is much more cruel than ordinary fairy tales.

Director: Ron Underwood
Starring: Kevin Bacon, Fred Ward, Finn Carter, Michael Gross, Rebba McDowell
Introduction: Mickey and Buster are good friends. They were plagued by a job with no future, so they decided to leave their hometown to look for other opportunities. However, at this time, the road leading to the outside of the town unexpectedly collapsed, and a series of anomalies occurred in the town. Deep underground hides a huge monster.
Jumping out of the center of the earth is simpler than other movies in the top 10 of the monster movie charts. It belongs to a simple and wonderful B-movie with humor and joy. The characterization was very successful, and the charm of the characters was fully displayed.