Famous Monsters of Filmland Fights to the Death

[protector2814]

Oct. 31st. - Locked in a castle dungeon, famous movie monsters are pitted against one another 'til only one stands.
All are in top fighting form.

1st rounds -

Wolfman vs. Creature of the Black Lagoon (fresh out of the water)

Dracula vs. Mr. Hyde

Frankenstein vs. The Mummy (the later one, who could actually do more than just lope)

Invisible Man vs. The Phantom of the Opera

[lord odin]

Man-Bat

['Nuff]

Originally Posted by protector2814

Oct. 31st. - Locked in a castle dungeon, famous movie monsters are pitted against one another 'til only one stands.
All are in top fighting form.

1st rounds -

Wolfman vs. Creature of the Black Lagoon (fresh out of the water)

Dracula vs. Mr. Hyde

Frankenstein vs. The Mummy (the later one, who could actually do more than just lope)

Invisible Man vs. The Phantom of the Opera

[The Batman Professor]

If the Wolfman/Creature fight was anywhere near the water, Creature wins by dragging poor old Larry Talbot to the bottom, and drowning his hairy @$$.

Dracula wins in a matter of seconds, provided that dawn is still hours away.

Frankenstein Bi+ch slaps Mummy into dust. However, if it's the Christopher Lee Mummy, it's an even match.

Phantom of the Opera uses dry ice fog to "see" the Invisible Man, makes disparaging remark about size of Invisible manhood, and takes him down using his fireball-shooting Skull staff.

[VaultMan]

That opinion is stated far too well to even debate it. I agree.

[wktf]

Originally Posted by The Batman Professor

If the Wolfman/Creature fight was anywhere near the water, Creature wins by dragging poor old Larry Talbot to the bottom, and drowning his hairy @$$.

Dracula wins in a matter of seconds, provided that dawn is still hours away.

Frankenstein Bi+ch slaps Mummy into dust. However, if it's the Christopher Lee Mummy, it's an even match.

Phantom of the Opera uses dry ice fog to "see" the Invisible Man, makes disparaging remark about size of Invisible manhood, and takes him down using his fireball-shooting Skull staff.

Ditto on all counts (love the Phantom's play, by the way). Though, seriously, Dracula is by far the superior in sheer strength even over The Frankenstein Monster, not to mention he ability to turn to mist or some other creature if needed, and should be able to mentally able to control the Wolf Man. So, it's hard to see any of them prevailing over Dracula unless he gets caught in the sun light.