Monster of the Day

Since I already had featured the film's (by far) most famous monster, I saved this, my second favorite, for the wrap-up. I always liked this sort of thing. This second still gives a better look at it, sans the red tinting. You don't exactly have to be Sigmund Freud (or Georgia O'Keeffe) to suspect…

Man, I love me some blob monsters. The white dome on top of the monster is actually as eye, as seen below.

I guess we know what Sid Pink's Quatermass and the Pit would have looked like.

Man, I loves me some blob monsters. The still below is, I think, supposed to be the same beastie, although it clearly isn't.

I'm assuming this is the pet of the Atomic Submarine monster. UPDATE: Here's a better long shot of the same beastie. It sure is cute!

Has there been a monster movie that's been a patch on this one in the last 22 years? I don't think so. The three sequels are all pretty entertaining as well, a rarity. Never saw the TV show.

Like Joan Rivers and Michael Jackson, that Horror of Party Beach guy just went to the plastic surgery well way too often.

"Quick, Henry, the Space-Flit!"

Really should have been better. I mean, it was OK, but meh.  

When Tequila goes horribly, horribly wrong. As for the below, I almost used it as a separate MotD, but couldn't bring myself to do it. It's not even another 'stage' of the monster, ala Alien, but rather just the fully revealed beastie. So I'll add it here.