1. (1999) Steve Miner directed this black comedy about a gigantic, man-eating crocodile, that is regularly fed cattle by a doting Betty White. Jaws The Crocodile Hunter Lake Placid Crocodile Dundee

2. (2001) These animated monsters keep their city supplied with power by capturing the screams of children, in this Pixar film featuring the voice talents of Billy Crystal and John Goodman. Monsters, Inc. Monsters for Hire Carnival of Monsters Monsters and Maniacs

3. (1986) This horror/comedy features Audrey II, a monster plant with a taste for blood. The more blood it gets, the bigger it grows, until it's big enough to eat peolple whole. 'Feed me'. Invasion of the Body Snatchers The Shop Around the Corner Little Shop of Horrors Sweeney Todd

4. (1993) The monsters in this Steven Spielberg classic are huge, and they've been engineered using the latest scientific techniques. Their existence, after millions of years of extinction, is nothing short of miraculous...that is until the power goes out, and the monsters take control of the island. Answer: (Two Words, 8 & 4 letters)

5. (1991) The monsters in this movie are human. One eats his victims with a nice chianti, while the other makes a suit out of women's skins. Manhunter Red Dragon Hannibal Silence of the Lambs

6. (1991) The monster in this Disney classic is a young prince, turned into a beast until he can learn how to love, and be loved in return. Hunchback of Notre Dame Frankenstein Shrek Beauty and the Beast

7. (1976) The monster in this movie is a giant ape, found on a remote island, by a company searching for oil. The poor beast is captured, and put on display around the world, when all he really wants to do is go home, in this remake of a 1933 classic. Answer: (Two Words, 4 & 4 letters)

8. (1974) The monster in this funny Mel Brooks film is one that has been lovingly created, with meticulous attention given to every detail, except the accidental use of an 'abby normal' brain. The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Young Frankenstein Plan 9 From Outer Space Bram Stoker's Dracula

9. (1999) Once the most trusted advisor to the Pharaoh, High Priest Imhotep was sentenced to the most horrific death of being mummified alive. Centuries later he is accidently awoken, and he's determined to have his revenge. The Mummy The Scorpion King The Mummy Returns Blood From the Mummy's Tomb

10. (1968) You never clearly see the monster in this movie, just his offspring, but you're very much aware of his presence, as he uses the unsuspecting Rosemary Woodhouse to bear him a son on Earth. Based on a novel by Ira Levin. The Exorcist Damien The Omen Rosemary's Baby

11. (1979) A monster in the purest sense of the world, this creature gained entry to the spaceship when it became implanted in the stomach of a crew member. There it incubated until it erupted from the man's stomach, scoring its first killing with its birth. Hiding in the ship, it grew at an alarming rate, killing off the rest of the crew one by one. All except Ripley, who managed to outsmart it and make sure that it never succeeded in reaching Earth. Answer: (One Word, 5 letters)

12. (1988) This monster hires himself out as a 'bio-exorcist', to get rid of any pesky humans who might be cluttering up your house. To find him, all you need to do is say his name three times. Ghost Casper Beetlejuice The Shining

13. (1996) This monster breathes fire, and is very fierce looking, but has really got a heart of gold. Unfortunately he gave half of that heart to save the life of an undeserving king, whose life force is now inextricably bound with his own. Dragonheart Red Dragon The Dragon Slayer The Reluctant Dragon

14. (1981) A vicious beast attacks two young students, killing one and maiming the other. The survivor is nursed back to health, but is plagued by horrible nightmares of his dead friend, urging him to kill himself. Then he finds that very strange things start happening to him when the moon is full. Eyes of the Werewolf Wolfen Silver Bullet An American Werewolf in London

15. (1983) This monster might be the scariest one of all, because he could all too easily be real. How would you like to be trapped by a rabid St. Bernard? Based on a novel by Stephen King. Answer: (One Word, 4 letters)