Worst Monster Movies of All Times

Terrible Godzilla movie. But if you don't look at it in that light, its not that bad. I still hate it as a godzilla movie. - RustyNail

That's a lot of fish. - phillysports

Oh this movie exists oh yeah. This is a terrible, terrible film. - iliekpiez

Man I saw this as a kid and I really think it was godzilla until I saw the one toho made and all the other ones I got angry at this movie really bad

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So cheesy! So gritty! So boring! WHY ISHIRO HONDA! This movie is so bad! That it has so many stock footages from bad Godzilla films. God this sucks! - asantalo

Needs to be # 1, zilla 98 was at least enjoyable/ watchable, regardless if it got everything wrong about the big G. - RustyNail

This one is so bad! And beyond any doubt the worst Kong movie ever made. - asantalo

What an atrocious sequel. - iliekpiez

I actually find this movie underrated ( and a classic). Yeah Yeah I know it looks like a zombified coco puffs bird...but I enjoy it. Hell the only reason people know of this movie is because of the creature - RustyNail

What? - Ashes

Somehow did well at the box office - iliekpiez

What a bad remake! - asantalo

This movie is great - iliekpiez

I don’t know why this one is here. That remake was amazing. It improves the 1933 film perfectly in CGI. Although it’s not my favorite Kong movie, it doesn’t deserve to be on the list. - asantalo

Another bad Kong movie. - iliekpiez

Okay, how the hell was this movie not on the list? This movie is one of the most uncomfortable, terrible, unbearable movie experiences i’ve ever had. - RadioHead03

Awful sequel - Dvafan2

Let's compare:
Godzilla '98: Only really hated due to being a Godzilla movie, as your average monster movie it's not THAT bad.
The Beast of Yucca Flats: Let's see: Ridiculous and overused voice-over narration, bizarre editing, characters receive life-threatening injuries only to reappear with no signs of being wounded, the opening sequence has absolutely nothing to do with the movie, the complete lack of any comprehensible plotline, and the "beast" doesn't even look scary. No contest.