>American movie monster designs
Why?
They all look the same
American movie monster designs
Camden Lewis
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Carter Gomez
I have no idea what you're talking about
Carson Sanders
nice high heels
Levi Brooks
Jaxon Campbell
>asian movie monster design
>it's a spooky child
Nicholas Brooks
Kids are fucking scary just look how much jannies are afraid of them
Jaxon Davis
Is there some monster concept art book that influenced this? the only ones I've ever read were the Terryl Whitlatch ones and her stuff was based on real animals.
Parker Lee
idk lol
Anthony Long
This one is the best out of three tho
Nathaniel Sullivan
the front heavy, biped but running on forearms gorilla look has been so fucking overused
David Garcia
Post good ones
Mason Green
Contemporary monster design is such poop. The only good examples I can think of is the one from The Ritual (which is a shit movie otherwise) and the bear from Annihilation.
Jaxon Butler
ooga-booge were the white chicks at?
Nathaniel Lewis
>The Ritual
le spooky deer
Connor Kelly
Mason Howard
the edge of tomorrow aliens were pretty nifty i would say
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they only work in motion because they move very uncomfortably and feel violent and spiky
Robert Lopez
something like that is better than the shitty crawling spooky sound meme monsters
Evan Cook
>Japanese horror movie monster design
>it's just black goo
Samuel Evans
this was probably someones fetish character that they really wanted to get out on screen
Gabriel Cruz
I think it was the MUTO in the Godzilla reboot that made me notice this, but I can't find a good pic online
Isaiah Young
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I want to see Clover popularized it by successfully using it to create a new and rather distinct looking monster.
MUTO looks good though. Very distinct thanks to other elements beyond the weird front legs.
Thomas Gray
Are those the monsters from a quiet place?
Couldn't take that entire movie seriously
Isaac Baker
I like how they look in the manga more
Adam Rivera
Hellboy movies had some good designs, and Pan's Labyrinth.
Joseph Morales
when me and my friends watched it, we were hoping all the kids would die, because they were such fucking morons that they were getting everyone else killed
Brandon Wilson
>watching Underwater
>Oh nice, I can't wait to see the design of the monsters
>They are literally fucking zombies
Parker Allen
What in the god damned?
Cameron Nelson
Unbelievable how uninspired those designs were, considering they had so much real life deep sea fauna to copy. It always has to be a monstrous, hairless semi-humanoid with a fucked up face.
Wyatt Hernandez
Just the concept of blind aliens conquering the entire planet is dumb in itself.
Isaac King
I think it'd be difficult to animate these things without making them look silly as fuck. So I understood why they did that they did.
Cooper Long
based
Hunter Collins
>Mexican artist/director
Xavier Mitchell
a bunch of barbed wire crossed with high tension cables and an octopus is a pretty fun look that's only really possible on the big screen.
i think it was a fine choice, also makes our hero the important part, since he stands out more
Isaac Bailey
Best design
Ethan Rivera
>I want to see Clover popularized it by successfully using it to create a new and rather distinct looking monster.
I think you're on the money. It worked in Cloverfield because they just showed bits and pieces and trying to work out how it fit together was difficult. All the poorly made copy-cats make me wish they went with the whale design.
Guillermo del Toro always has great creature design but I imagine if he made more movies they'd start to feel samesy.
Alexander Fisher
fuck I remember this from all the theory videos before the movie came out
10/10 design
Austin Rivera
They would just be another langoliers