Discover the most iconic and terrifying monsters from classic sci-fi TV shows, ranked from creative to truly horrifying.

Bem, Bela, and Belo are not "monsters," nor "humans," but "humanoid monsters." They usually disguise themselves as a human family living together, but their appearances transform into ugly monsters ...

While American Horror Story’s most recent season, NYC, follows a storyline much more rooted in reality, the show is known for blending together human characters and supernatural ones. Cult also ...

Ed Gein inspired fictional killers like Norman Bates and Leatherface. In Ryan Murphy’s latest series, Charlie Hunnam seeks ...

F or those brave enough to challenge the world of Ivalice in Final Fantasy Tactics, mastering the art of combat is just the ...

Many monsters exist in the Castlevania franchise, but more focus is on vampires because of their lifelong beef with humans. Typically, monsters are non-human creatures, but there are some expectations ...

Elordi in Frankenstein demonstrates the clear difference between a territorial, self-obsessed narcissism and a messy, still-developing self-awareness.

Anime series are often home to some of the most terrifying and spine-chilling monsters in the entertainment world. These monsters come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from giant beasts to demonic ...

Coming off of her work on Big Mouth, showrunner Kelly Galuska knew that creating the monsters would be the most important part of Human Resources. From Emmy the Lovebug (Aidy Bryant) to Petra the ...