Welcome to watch Mojo and today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 movie monster rip offs for this list, we'll be ranking the most infamous examples of times where films borrowed a little or heavily from cinematic monster classics.

While we're not saying all these movies are bad or good, they all definitely took inspiration from more well known plots.

Which of these flicks would you watch?

Let us know in the comments, number 10, Queen kong, look at that great big table and chair queen kong.

Queen kong didn't receive an initial theatrical release in its native country.

This was due to threats of a lawsuit by producer Dino de Laurentis the same year, he planned on releasing his own remake of king kong.

Queen kong prepared to roar into cinemas.

The british film is a slapsticky gender swap of the original king kong with rafe a standing in for fay, Wray's and Darrow.

What makes it fun to watch is that queen kong knows how ridiculous it is.

Not only does it make fun of the big ape, but it also spends time making fun of jaws to I know that tune that tune, what's it called?

Well it's nice but you can't really dance to it.

Thanks to song numbers and a quirky sense of humor.

Queen kong is a parody of a classic with lots of character, Get that ape off the building and back to Africa.

If you value your life.

Oh queenie, we really have overcome number nine Grizzly.

That's all we need a killer bear on the loose.

Well, there were two of them.

We haven't found the other one yet.

While there are a bevy of when animals attack films out there that have tried to cash in on the success of jaws, Grizzly may be among the very best.

The film's plot centers around a big bear slaying innocent campers in a forest that needs to be stopped.

You didn't do the job scott.

Hey, you got your head in the sand.

We got a killer Grizzly on our hands scott.

You're a maniac.

Although it has unapologetic similarities to the plot of jaws.

The movie definitely doesn't feel as classy as the Spielberg original Grizzly fully pushes the limits of its pG rated violence with some fairly harrowing bear attacks, has saucy language and throws in gratuitous fan service at a truly unexpected moment.

This big and bloody rip off film is pure B movie gold.

I mean, it's incredible programs like some kind of damn computer number eight bochk Hazara A.

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A Bollywood Evil Dead.

Not every suspiciously similar monster film is released right after the original, over 25 years after Sam Raimi's the evil dead debuted director.

Salim Raza released Bochk Hazara in 2008.

As the title suggests, The 21st century movie also shows us what happens when an unsuspecting group unleashes dark forces in a mysterious house.

The Bollywood picture surprisingly looks cheaper than the original despite being made so much later, fortunately the cast makes up for special effects shortcomings with campy and absolutely committed performances is the 2008 film better than the original, definitely not.

However, it's just silly enough to conjure up a good time.

Number seven, The horror of Party Beach Party.

What happens when you combine radioactive waste with a sunken skeleton?

Apparently you get a shameless creature from the black lagoon, rip off the joy of a beach party that seemed to have invited every person in a local town is shattered when a terrifying creature rises from the water.

While the original Gilman had a few victims, its body count pales in comparison to the amount of deaths in the horror of party beach.

I read all about it in the papers.

This town's too hot for my blood.

Not only does the rip off movie feature multiple monsters instead of one, but each one of them takes out an astoundingly high amounts of people.

Anyone who thought creature from the black lagoon was too mild, just might enjoy attending this bloody beach party.

Mm hmm.

Number six, I was a teenage Frankenstein, but where Baron Frankenstein created the monster, I shall bring forth a perfectly normal human being able to walk among normal people undetected.

The same year.

American International pictures released the somewhat original, I was a teenage werewolf.

They brought the much less unique.

I was a teenage Frankenstein to life if you're familiar with the mary Shelley classic, this movie's plot will feel like a review, it features crooked scientists trying to build a living being by using dead materials in order to distinguish itself from its source material.

One scientist has an alligator pit.

You've done your work well, you've earned your reward.

The titular monster also gets a fresh face that makes him look like, well, a teenager despite having a serious lack of plot originality, the character returned for the how to make a monster crossover film.

It seems like american international pictures just couldn't get enough of its copycat creature.

They want to put an end to us.

They say we're through there's gratitude number five biohazard in as simple jargon as I can put it, her mental energy will receive and transmit to this location anything her mind can attract.

There have been a lot of sci fi horror hybrid ripoffs of the alien franchise Over the years, fred Olen Ray dipped his creative feet into that pool with 1980 five's biohazard to be fair.

His film offers up something different from the average alien rip off by incorporating psychic powers.

Actress Angelique Petty john plays a woman named lisa who gains her special abilities after taking an experimental substance, a meeting of man and machine woman and machine.

Unfortunately, officials who try to harness her abilities unintentionally unleash an alien onto the world.

The creature isn't as intimidating as Ridley scott's original creature, mainly because it's played by the directors, eight year old son between the cute monster and a genuinely surprising twist biohazard truly stands apart from any alternative takes on alien sure is cute.

I wonder who threw him away.

Number four hole A.

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Turkish jaws.

Sometimes a rip off like Great White will enjoy some financial success before it swims into legal hot water and is buried underneath the waves.

However, 1983's chal affectionately called Turkish Jaws is a completely different story.

During the story, a protagonist gets left for dead in the water.

One big obstacle standing in between him and safety is a notorious shark.

Although this was only one scene in the film, this Turkish movie is hilariously often tied to the Spielberg shark adventure.

To be fair, it does feature a c encounter with a very similar sounding jaws.

Music.

It's fascinating to see a movie that largely tried to be its own thing, gains such a big reputation for being a knockoff because of one scene, number three Hob goblins from the top of the disk in this small creature out of all the gremlins knockoffs that have been released over the years.

Many audiences agree that hobgoblins is the absolute worst of them all.

The creatures in this film have barely any personality and are scarcely believable as a menace and unlike other rip offs, Hob goblins isn't even that fun to watch.

Honestly, it's sort of a shame due to the interesting concept, the beasties in this movie possess the power to access and take advantage of their victims deepest fantasies.

They would find a person tap into his brain and then create his wildest fantasy.

It seemed harmless at first.

Unfortunately, the story barely capitalizes on this creative power.

It doesn't help that the hob goblins look lifeless whenever they actually appear on screen, the negative audience response to the film killed any fantasies that this rip off could measure up to the original.

Oh we're too late Kevin, why didn't you?

Why didn't you listen to me number two, The Mighty Peking Man in the Mighty Peking Man, a man named johnny is eager to encounter a giant tape that could lead to fame and fortune.

Along the way he meets and falls for a woman who's basically a gender swapped Tarzan.

We go back to the jungle to all units, he's calmed down.

It's our best chance to get him together.

They take the big ape away from its home and towards civilization.

Although a lot of those story beats are ripped directly from King Kong.

The mighty Peking man feels like an honest effort to make a new narrative.

It's engaging characters and fantastic ape suit, help it stand on its own two ft and its scenes of destruction are genuinely impressive.

Famed director Quentin Tarantino was such a fan that he ensured the Mighty Peking Man got a rerelease and more mainstream exposure behind the position you will await standby to attack before we continue.

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Number one Gamarra, The Giant Monster, the Godzilla imitator, Dia Goro vs.

Goliath film is definitely worth a watch.

However, Gamarra, the giant monster was the rip off that spawned an entire franchise.

This story features a huge turtle creature that was brought back into the world thanks to an atomic bomb explosion.

Mm hmm.

Mhm.

Although the world perceives Gamarra as a threat, it has a more gentle nature than it's intimidating looks would suggest After debuting in 1965, the creature would go on to appear in a stunning 11 additional films, admittedly Gamarra didn't exactly reach the pop culture success that Godzilla has enjoyed over the years, but its number of outings is still impressive.

What started as an attempt to cash in on Godzilla's fame branched out into a world of unique stories.

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