Void ChickenWhat should our next #Monsterdon movie be?
Superbeast (1972)
Beginning of the End (1957)
Giant From the Unknown (1958)
End of the World (1977)
The Vampire (1957)
Sting of Death (1966)
Poll ended at .
Michael W Lucas 
Ooooh, End of the World was originally a double feature with Laserblast!
It's the weaker of the two films...
@Taweret whew! Disaster narrowly averted!
Cherizilla
Andy L.@Taweret Judging from old posters, it looks like "Super Beast" was usually on a double bill with "Daughters of Satan"
See, men like sexy nearly-naked witches, but women like mutant cannibals with sharp teeth.
"Beginning of the End" looks like grasshoppers? with giant teeth?
"Giant from the Unknown" has a very traditional poster of a Sasquatch menacing a woman.
"End of the World" still has a great poster. I hope the movie can live up to it.
"The Vampire" is another generic horror poster. The vampire is a bit more beastly than normal, though. Almost a werewolf.
"Sting of Death" has an interesting poster. Looks like it was done in pencil? Anyway, it clearly shows that the bad guy is a man with a jellyfish where his head should be.
bunnyhero@apLundell @Taweret based on what i can remember from END OF THE WORLD, it does not
raptop (π― π· πππ)@Taweret If Superbeast wins, I hope Miru plays some Rob Zombie during the preshow
Cactuar Joe@Taweret Vote Beginning of the End, it has Peter Graves and some of the worst giant insect effects known to man! :D #Monsterdon
Heathen π@CactuarJoe @Taweret
Bert I. Gordon directing, the man who gave us Attack of the Puppet People, Earth vs The Spider, and Tormented!
It probably has B movie actors you recognize. It's guaranteed to have uh...to uh...it's guaranteed to be a movie.
littlemiao 
Sean LynchOh! That's the giant grasshoppers attacking Chicago movie!
Peter Graves saved us from the giant grasshoppers, and his brother, James Arness saved us from giant ants in "Them"!
klu9Info & trailers for the #Monsterdon poll options
You might as well vote, we can't pick worse than the last one [Famous last words]
Superbeast (1972)
Horror film by George Schenck, with Antoinette Bower, Craig Littler & Harry Lauter.
A doctor finds a jungle laboratory, complete with mad scientist and genetic engineering experiments.
Beginning of the End
Scifi film by Bert I. Gordon, with Peter Graves, Peggie Castle, & Morris Ankrum.
An enterprising journalist is determined to get the scoop on enormous grasshoppers and endeavours to save Chicago despite a military cover-up.
Giant from the Unknown (1957)
Scifi-horror film by Richard Cunha, with Ed Kemmer, Sally Fraser, Morris Ankrum.
A very large, degenerate, Spanish conqueror is freed from suspended animation by lightning & goes on a killing spree in a small town.
End of the World (1977)
Science fiction film by John Hayes, with Christopher Lee & Sue Lyon.
After seeing a man die in a strange accident, Father Pergado visits a retreat where he meets his alien duplicate who plans to conquer Earth.
The Vampire (1957)
Horror film by Paul Landres, with John Beal & Coleen Gray.
A kindly small town doctor mistakenly ingests an experimental drug made from vampire bat blood which transforms him into a bloodthirsty monster.
Sting of Death (1966)
Scifi-horror film by William GrefΓ©, with Joe Morrison, Valerie Hawkins, Deanna Lund
5 female students head to the Florida Everglades for a holiday but run into a bloodthirsty jellyfish-man-monster
astroPugBoosting it for an informed decision π
Judgment Dave
KSHernandez β(she/her/they)@Taweret I'm almost scared to vote! Last night changed me. I have never...
[empty]@kshernandez @Taweret I lost interest last night. Was distracted by megabonk.
The End of the World looks promising, but I bet it sucks.
The Sting of Death looks super-dumb, might have a winner there
@allanb @Taweret I lost interest too and my God it was the hardest #Monsterdon I've ever had. LOL
My face the whole time.
@Taweret I'm watching trailers first this time.
Space Catitude π"The End of the World" may be terrible, but I least I will get to watch Christopher Lee being cheesy.
klu9We watched Starship Invasions in #MondayActionMovie 2 months ago. Also with Christopher Lee, also scifi, also 1977. It was *not* worth it :(
Floaty Birb@Taweret continuing my streak of voting for "Beginning of the End" and "End of the World", because those titles easily combine into "Beginning of the End of the World".
sarcoptus scabium@Taweret you can't call a film superbeast and not expect the monsterdon community up to take it as a challenge
rebeld π¨π¦@rebeld @Taweret lol co-sign. but it's been a few years since i've watched it so who knows! and my expectations are low #monsterdon
Well, I guess I have to be there now. I campaigned for this win. I may yet come to regret it.