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Quiz about If Movie Monsters Could Talk
Quiz about If Movie Monsters Could Talk

If Movie Monsters Could Talk Trivia Quiz


These old movie monsters usually had mouths of some sort, but could not speak. Listen to what they have to say if they could talk. See if you can identify the monster or the movie he or she came from.

A multiple-choice quiz by oscarguy. Estimated time: 6 mins.
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Author
oscarguy
Time
6 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
150,286
Updated
Aug 11 23
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Tough
Avg Score
5 / 10
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2403
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Question 1 of 10
1. I came to Earth in a meteor the size of a baseball. Being hungry, I immediately engulfed an old man, then a doctor, eventually a garage mechanic. But, going after those people in the diner was my undoing. I ended up frozen in a box at the Antarctic. Who am I? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. What a life! I have to eat meat scraps from a pan provided to me by an old lighthouse keeper. I have to admit I'm pretty unpleasant and will tear your head off with almost no provocation. Les Tremayne is trying to make sense of my acts of terror. Good luck, I'm back to the sea! What flick will you see me in? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. I'm sort of a part-time anthropomorphic oozing blob. I take the shape of a man from time to time, but can ooze my way through small spaces. I'm the result of atomic fallout and I squish my way through the sewers of Tokyo. Who am I? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. In my Earthling disguise I speak quite well. But in alien form, I'm hideous to look at, do not speak, and will disintegrate you with a handheld weapon. Dogs are on to me and my alien companions. So, dogs are not our best friends. Most important, we are here looking for mates. We try to be polite about it, but someone always interferes. What movie are we in? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Colonel Glen Manning here. My big gripe is that I once was able to talk even as a 70-foot tall human. But after being shot by bazookas and plunging off Hoover Dam to the river below, my face and mouth became a little messed up. Now I grunt and growl a lot. Grruuuu! I resurfaced in Mexico to appear in the second filmed installment of my life. By the way, never run up to the base of ground zero at an atomic bomb site. Bad idea. What is the exciting sequel I appear in? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. I'm a blood-thirsty Martian creature! Why, I ate almost an entire exploration crew. Ha! Marshall Thompson is taking the heat for my murder spree. They will learn more when I board the rescue ship and start draining the blood of the hapless travelers. Just don't deprive me of oxygen and I can do a lot of damage. Who am I? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. I'm small, alien, and resemble a brussel sprout. I'm here with cohorts and we're out to terrorize 50's teen lovers, of course. My fingers can cleverly inject lethal doses of alcohol. We are here for conquest, but whatever you do, don't turn on the bright lights! What movie will you find us in? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Godzilla and I got into a big fight on a remote island. Once on the mainland, a great deal of damage was done to Osaka and Tokyo. The original U.S. theatrical release of our rampage was called "Gigantis, the Fire Monster". It took awhile, but I later teamed up with "Godzilla" in 1972. What's my name? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. If only I could talk! I'm Andre Delambre and I made a terrible scientific mistake. Now I suck milk out of a bowl for dinner. My wife, Helene, has been most accommodating, but I have a vicious temper. I can't even concentrate. Well, I have to buzz off now, I have a pressing engagement. Besides Andre, what am I known as? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. I want my baby back! How dare they try to put him in a circus. If I have to take down Big Ben and wreak havoc at Battersea Park, I will. An adorable human youngster, Sean, seems to be the only one sympathetic to my cause. Japan got the better of "Godzilla", but England won't get the better of me and my baby! Who am I? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. I came to Earth in a meteor the size of a baseball. Being hungry, I immediately engulfed an old man, then a doctor, eventually a garage mechanic. But, going after those people in the diner was my undoing. I ended up frozen in a box at the Antarctic. Who am I?

Answer: The Blob

Jack H. Harris produced "The Blob" in 1958 and subsequently produced "The 4-D Man" and "Dinosaurus". "The Blob" has the distinction of featuring an early performance by Steve McQueen and opening with a pop title theme written by Burt Bacharach.
2. What a life! I have to eat meat scraps from a pan provided to me by an old lighthouse keeper. I have to admit I'm pretty unpleasant and will tear your head off with almost no provocation. Les Tremayne is trying to make sense of my acts of terror. Good luck, I'm back to the sea! What flick will you see me in?

Answer: The Monster of Piedras Blancas

"The Monster of Piedras Blancas" (1959) features a scaly monster living in the Pacific Ocean. Even though he lives in salt water, he is described as amphibian in the movie. The film is grim, serious, and a pretty good late fifties thriller.
3. I'm sort of a part-time anthropomorphic oozing blob. I take the shape of a man from time to time, but can ooze my way through small spaces. I'm the result of atomic fallout and I squish my way through the sewers of Tokyo. Who am I?

Answer: The H Man

Directed by Inoshiro Honda ("Godzilla" and "Rodan"), "The H Man" employed a gangster plot which made it an unusual entry from Japan in the fifties. Amusingly, the film was released also as "Beautiful Women and the Hydrogen Man".
4. In my Earthling disguise I speak quite well. But in alien form, I'm hideous to look at, do not speak, and will disintegrate you with a handheld weapon. Dogs are on to me and my alien companions. So, dogs are not our best friends. Most important, we are here looking for mates. We try to be polite about it, but someone always interferes. What movie are we in?

Answer: I Married a Monster from Outer Space

"I Married a Monster from Outer Space" opened as a co-feature to "The Blob" in 1958. Its reputation has only improved with time. Much credit goes to the influence Fritz Lang had on the film's director, Gene Fowler, Jr.
5. Colonel Glen Manning here. My big gripe is that I once was able to talk even as a 70-foot tall human. But after being shot by bazookas and plunging off Hoover Dam to the river below, my face and mouth became a little messed up. Now I grunt and growl a lot. Grruuuu! I resurfaced in Mexico to appear in the second filmed installment of my life. By the way, never run up to the base of ground zero at an atomic bomb site. Bad idea. What is the exciting sequel I appear in?

Answer: War of the Colossal Beast

"War of the Colossal Beast" was the more than adequate sequel to "The Amazing Colossal Man". The first film featured Glenn Langan as the giant, the second starred Dean Parkin.
6. I'm a blood-thirsty Martian creature! Why, I ate almost an entire exploration crew. Ha! Marshall Thompson is taking the heat for my murder spree. They will learn more when I board the rescue ship and start draining the blood of the hapless travelers. Just don't deprive me of oxygen and I can do a lot of damage. Who am I?

Answer: It! The Terror from Beyond Space

1958's "It! The Terror from Beyond Space" is a dark and humorless science-fiction entry directed by the prolific Edward L. Cahn. The plot resembles the storyline of 1979's "Alien". The monster has some sort of bad rap for not being convincing, but he sure scared the 1950's kids in the audience when I saw it.
7. I'm small, alien, and resemble a brussel sprout. I'm here with cohorts and we're out to terrorize 50's teen lovers, of course. My fingers can cleverly inject lethal doses of alcohol. We are here for conquest, but whatever you do, don't turn on the bright lights! What movie will you find us in?

Answer: Invasion of the Saucermen

"Invasion of the Saucermen" (1957), a curious entry in the sci-fi genre of the time, was half-heartedly touted as a comedy. Any laughter would be overshadowed by odd, improbable, and frightening sequences. Paul Blaisdell's phenomenally weird and menacing little aliens are unforgettable.
8. Godzilla and I got into a big fight on a remote island. Once on the mainland, a great deal of damage was done to Osaka and Tokyo. The original U.S. theatrical release of our rampage was called "Gigantis, the Fire Monster". It took awhile, but I later teamed up with "Godzilla" in 1972. What's my name?

Answer: Angurus

In Japan, the film was entitled "Gojira No Gyakushu". This second Godzilla movie went by a number of titles most likely due to studio rights issues. "Gigantis, the Fire Monster" was the 1959 U.S. release title. The video release, decades later, turned up as "Godzilla Raids Again".
9. If only I could talk! I'm Andre Delambre and I made a terrible scientific mistake. Now I suck milk out of a bowl for dinner. My wife, Helene, has been most accommodating, but I have a vicious temper. I can't even concentrate. Well, I have to buzz off now, I have a pressing engagement. Besides Andre, what am I known as?

Answer: The Fly

One of the more expensive fifties sci-fi flicks, "The Fly" leaves a lasting impression on all who see it. The film spawned two sequels: "Return of the Fly" and the lesser-seen "Curse of the Fly". David Cronenberg impressively remade "The Fly" in 1986.
10. I want my baby back! How dare they try to put him in a circus. If I have to take down Big Ben and wreak havoc at Battersea Park, I will. An adorable human youngster, Sean, seems to be the only one sympathetic to my cause. Japan got the better of "Godzilla", but England won't get the better of me and my baby! Who am I?

Answer: Gorgo

Eugene Lourie directed "Gorgo", released in 1961. He also directed two other films featuring gigantic creatures tearing up cities: "The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms" (1953), and "The Giant Behemoth" (1959). Of the three, "Gorgo" was the one in color.
Source: Author oscarguy

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