the Classic Monsters of Tomorrow gallery

As the majority of the classic monsters of today came from novels and tales of the past (although often their writers only were inspired by pre-existing myths), the following monsters are probably the ones who will scare the future generations.

Freddy Krueger

Freddy Krueger. From the movie Nightmare on Elm street by Wes Craven. Nightie night, kids...

Friday, the 13th

Jason of Friday, the 13th. A boy drowned in Crystal Lake, in the movie Friday, the 13th come back to life and kills his old friends.

Jason

Godzilla.

Godzilla

King Kong.

King Kong - the playbill

Alien - the playbill

Alien.

Alien

Predator.

Predator

Terminator

Cyborg. CYBernetic ORGanism.

Darth Vader. From the movie of the Star Wars saga by George Lucas: Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi. The new Trilogy is coming soon. Follower of the dark side of the Force. Father of Luke Skywalker.

Darth Vader

HAL 9000

Computers. HAL 9000 from 2001 Space Odissey by Stanley Kubrik (original novel by Arthur C. Clarke). The name HAL is composed shifting down the letters of IBM (International Businness Machines). M.C.P. (Master Control Program, the name could be inspired by the old operating system called CP/M (Control Program for Microprocessors)) an evil system controlling the computer ENCOM MX-923, from Tron (1982) by Steven Lisberger, the first movie about virtual reality, with computer graphics. Skynet, the Net of computers that rules the world, from Terminator 2 - Judgement Day directed by James Cameron, with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and Edward Furlong.

Tron - screenshot from the Coin Op

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