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Monsters of all time.

Some things are better.

Left forgotten.

Mm hmm.

For this list we'll be looking at the goofiest, most unconvincing and most horrid looking movie monsters to have been created by C.

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Which of these did you find the worst?

Let us know in the comments below Number 10 Momma Momma.

You know, for a movie produced by Guillermo Del Toro, we really expected better.

The initial utilization of mama is super effective.

The movie works best when it shows mama speed walking around with that distinctive inhuman gate.

It really gets the imagination going and it makes for a high horrifying sight.

And then they had to ruin everything by showing mamas full face.

Mm hmm.

More and more of mama is revealed as the movie goes on and we get less and less scared of her.

Things completely fall apart with the ending.

Not only is the C.

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I disappointingly poor but the physical design of mama's face veers into unintentional hilarity.

What we don't see is often much scarier than what we do.

And mama proves it.

Number nine.

The jump scare shark.

Deep blue sea, a shark from 1975 looks much better than a shark from 1999.

Something went very wrong there and that's something was C.

G.

I come on down and chum.

Some of this ship for a movie costing upwards of $80 million.

Deep blue Sea has some truly abysmal visual effects.

As surprising And out of the blue as Russell's death is its impact is ruined by the hilariously awful C.

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The shark obviously looks ridiculous but the worst defense has to be Samuel L.

Jackson's digital counterpart.

I'm gonna find a way to get out of here First.

We're gonna seal out this.

It doesn't look even remotely human.

And the crappy video game blood certainly doesn't help.

Yeah we're not supposed to take this scene very seriously as it's meant to generate shocked laughs of disbelief.

But man is it ever bad?

Number eight The dark seekers?

I am legend a very well received post apocalyptic movie.

I am Legend contains one obvious flaw.

The horribly designed dark seekers.

Vampire like monsters created from genetic engineering.

These things bare pale skin, superhuman agility and a hatred of sunlight.

No.

Okay.

The dark seekers were originally filmed with actors wearing prosthetics but they decided to switch to C.

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Owing to the inhuman physical demands of the creatures.

That's all well and good but it resulted in some very digital looking people.

Yes creating humans or humanoid creatures out of C.

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Is rarely a good idea.

It almost always looks junky and fake just as it does here.

Our brains simply no better and it makes suspension of disbelief very difficult.

Let me say number seven.

All the creatures Van Helsing.

This action movie is an homage to the classic universal monster films somehow.

The C.

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Creature designs are even less convincing than decades old makeup work.

Yeah.

Mhm.

This movie should have contained state of the art special effects that brought the likes of dracula mr Hyde and werewolves to vivid life.

But no despite the movies $170 million budget.

The creatures in this film are laughably bad.

Yeah Van Helsing is fight with Digital Hide is atrocious.

The climactic battle between Helsing in dracula looks like it was ripped from a monster fighting video game.

This movie had a solidly enjoyable premise but it's ruined by poor riding and some obnoxiously bad visual effects but we need not find ourselves on the opposite side of the board.

Number six.

The werewolf an american werewolf in paris.

We don't know what's worse about this movie.

The abhorrent C.

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Werewolves or the fact that it dares share a relation with an american werewolf in London.

That is a horror comedy classic with state of the art.

Oscar winning makeup work from rick baker switching from history making prosthetics to early C.

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Was a horrible horrible idea and the movie deserves every ounce of derision it received.

Mhm.

The digital wolves look dreadful as does most C.

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From 1997 and the less said about the transformation sequences the better it's both a major visual effects misfire and a glaring insult to baker's legacy.

Number five the demon baby one missed call With a very strong.

0% on rotten tomatoes.

The English language remake of one missed call is an exercise in bad filmmaking.

However, one scene is particularly terrible, slowly entering a dark room, Beth encounters what can only be described as a demon baby holding a cell phone.

The concept of the scene is goofy in and of itself and even with good special effects, it probably wouldn't have gone over well, but the horrible C.

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Mm hmm.

Why?

Every ounce of potential fear is sucked away by the outrageously bad C.

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And the same turns into a source of unintentional comedy.

Number four, the Freddy pillar Freddy versus Jason.

We're used to seeing some weird stuff in the Elm Street movies, but this takes the cake and ambitious crossover between the Elm Street and friday.

The 13th franchises, Freddy versus Jason combines the best elements of both Freddy takes full advantage of his logic manipulation and possesses Stoner Bill Freeburg through some kind of Freddie caterpillar.

Mhm What?

Don't ask the caterpillar casually strolls into the room and we're laughing even before it whips out the hookah, it looks ridiculous and the below average C.

G I doesn't help.

Mhm.

Mhm.

The digital monster also shares the screen with the very human actor Kyle Labine, which of course makes it look even worse if we wanted poorly rendered smoking caterpillars.

We just watched the live action Alison Wonderland instead, you're not absolem I'm absolem.

The question is who are you?

Number three.

The thing the thing This 2011 prequel shares much in common with an American werewolf in Paris and its criticisms are nearly identical.

Not only is it an unasked for companion to a beloved classic, but it completely flips what makes the original so iconic.

The practical effects in the 1982 versions are some of the most disgustingly effective in movie history.

The prequel fails to honor its legacy and instead resorts too bad C.

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The scenes involving the thing contains some great ideas but they're all wasted on ugly special effects that sap the sequences of their potential.

The overly digitized humans don't have a semblance of believability to them.

So it makes their transformations unconvincing.

What should be horrifying and gross is instead grossly disappointing.

Number two Malebolgia spawn poor C.

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Is often compared unfavorably to video games sometimes that's a little harsh but in this case it actually looks like something out of a video game and like an early PS one game at that the bargain if you leave my army you can see wanda again serving as the big climax spawning Cagliostro are sent to hell and encounter a massive demon named Malebolgia.

This should be a thrilling moments of movie magic but it's completely ruined by shoddy Late nineties C.

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And that's exactly the kind of talk we don't tolerate around here.

Everything about this scene sucks but Malebolgia looks especially terrible.

The C.

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Was never that impressive but there was a certain innovative charm to it.

Unfortunately it's dated horribly and cannot be taken seriously.

There's no getting around it.

Nineties C.

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Looks awful.

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If you're on your phone make sure you go into your settings and switch on notifications number one this scorpion King the mummy returns and here we have it.

The greatest C.

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In movie history.

Wait now.

The the opposite of that the awful scorpion King has been relentlessly mocked over the years and is often regarded as some of the worst C.

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Of all time.

It deserves every bit of the criticism.

Hello?

No it's just mind bogglingly terrible casting the rock as the scorpion King was a good idea.

And the character went over.

Well so much so that he earned his own spin off.

But if you remember that as much as this the rocks digital face is laughably appalling.

Turning his big dramatic entrance into a source of head shaking comedy.

How this got past the production stage.

We have no idea and take your friends with you.

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