Which fictional creature or monster would you least like to have become a reality?

[Chazmatazz269]

I luv horror movies! I’ve seen all manner of creepy and dangerous things that are otherwise difficult to define. They usually try to slap a label on it, and then commence to researching how to defeat it or escape it if it can’t be defeated.
There are some so dangerous that every attempt to study them has resulted in disaster, on the screen of course. So which of our collective imaginations’ freakiest freaks would you least like to see become a reality?
There are a lot of options and i find it difficult to choose, but it would have to be something that either crazy outnumbers people and/or control us, like the extraterrestrial slugs from “Night of the Creeps”.

https://youtu.be/_PmPuYg6nqM?is=NGlla7Lywii-ebZk

Or the whatever the heck it was that turned people rabid in “28 Days Later”.

https://youtu.be/mWEhfF27O0c?is=qAsN9-zvQQtFHkvV

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Honestly, something so mysterious and powerful that it could wipe out most of mankind before we could find a solution would be bad too. Like the dragons from “Reign of Fire”.

https://youtu.be/aUXQ2f3GAXA?is=qyLmfFl7PX88-EYT

[purplepoppy]

Why does no one in these movies ever try talking to the monster to see what it wants? Dracula, the mummy, Frankensteins monster, no one ever had a sit down chat to sort things out.

And as for animal monsters don't we have a moral obligation to care for their needs as we do for other wildlife? I want to see a horror movie where the locals feel grateful for having such a rare creature living nearby and take the appropriate conservation measures
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[Chazmatazz269]

Abbott and Costello did try to chat with the monsters, if i recall correctly. Recently i watched a movie called “No One Will Save You”. I kept thinking that was the direction it was headed. Our protagonist reflexively kills her “attackers” only to find out that they just wanted to chat. 😂😂😂
I’m not gonna spoil it for anyone because it’s really good and worth the watch.

As for the latter reasoning, that’s actually pretty common. It usually ends up being townsfolk sacrifice strangers to keep their monsters satiated, or the government feeds citizens to monsters because they think they have a bio weapon in hand.
To name a few: “Aliens”, “Willy’s Wonderland”, “Children of the Corn”, “Dark Harvest”, “The Witch” and “The Anacondas”. Maybe the best of all time is “Little Shop of Horrors”.

[Cidknee]

Yeah, dragons.