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Scariest deep sea movie monsters.

Thank you for this list will be looking at cinema's most terrifying beast lurking in oceans, rivers and lakes.

Some of these creatures remain underwater until the final scene.

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Number 10 The giant squid, 20,000 leagues under the sea.

This massive molluscs attack on Captain Nemo's submarine will make you think twice before ordering calamari, speed its tentacles, toss men like rag dolls and can envelope whole ships.

Huge eyes help it launch ambushes in the dimly lit depths.

Did we mention a beak big enough to make sushi out of Nemo's crew?

Electric shocks on Lee Ticket off and harpoons are a little more than bee stings and a film overflowing with Academy Award winning special effects.

This animatronic squid steals the show.

Yeah, Theo Fact these giants air really Onley adds to its fear factor.

However, this scene almost wasn't originally filmed in calm water at sunset, it was reshot on a dark storming.

See producer Walt Disney spared no expense, bringing the aquatic nightmare toe life number nine Ghosts of Sailors, The Fog, the vengeful apparitions and director John Carpenter's follow up to 1970 eights Halloween are as frightening as they are unstoppable.

Superhuman strength and near invincibility make each member of the shadowy crew of force to be reckoned with.

They wage psychological warfare by possessing radios, blowing out windows and causing objects to spontaneously combust.

My God, a ah, mysterious fog provides cover while frying engines and electron ICS.

Even scarier.

These schools may have a point, and we're not talking about their many hooks, swords and knives.

You see, they died when their ship was sunk and robbed by the founders of Antonio Bay.

Six months died.

That was three men on the sea grass, and the weatherman is four or five of us.

That's what they want.

They come back for the six original conspiracy they want.

They've returned 100 years later to exact revenge on their murderers descendants.

Despite a limited budget, carpenters killer crew make this an unsettling cult.

Classic.

Number eight a toy worms deep rising.

This feature may be funnier than it is freaky, but it's creature is pure cringe.

Initially, the Oculus appears to be several gargantuan worms.

These are lightning fast but strong enough to crush steel.

Each sports a disgusting orifice that they used to swallow victims Hole thes unlucky monster snacks are horrific Lee digested from the inside out while still alive.

Eventually, the Oculus colossal main head is revealed a t least several stories tall.

It has a mouth big enough to gulp down a semi fearsome clever and slimy, this sea creature has us firmly committed to never going on a cruise with Treat Williams.

Just a moment.

Number seven.

The Cracking Clash of the Titans release the crackin.

The big bad in this remake had some mythically huge shoes or should we say, flippers to fill while we love the design of the original.

From 1981 the 2010 version grotesquely re imagines this behemoth on a grander scale.

Those beady eyes and big mouth give it, um or animalistic feel.

Its unique body plan includes extremely long tentacles, crab like legs and arms with major tickets to the gun show this'll thing is truly gigantic, dwarfing the city of Argus, literally made from the God of Deaths body.

This monster was slaying titans moments after it was hatched for humans and Demi gods and ancient Greece.

This brute inspired panic all the more so since the gods were literally on its side.

Number six Moby Dick, Moby Dick.

When you break it down, this white whale is just a 90 ft albino sea mammal with a mean streak.

Don't get us wrong.

That's enough sea monster to make anyone number two in their wet suit.

But the foreboding the cetacean inspires is much more than physical.

Whose so ever of ye finds me that white whale You shall have this Spanish gold ounce my boys.

Captain Ahab claims the white whales Clever attacks prove an evil intellect.

Moby Dick.

But Torre, my soul and body until they bled into each other.

The old man's missing leg is evidence, though the big fish seems to have taken his marbles to Gregory Pecks commanding performance as the mad captain builds the beast up before it ever breaches the surface.

When you consider Ahab and his crew do battle on boats, not much bigger than paddleboards.

You see why this devil drove so many sailors mad with fear?

Number five Gilman Creature from the Black Lagoon.

Sure, this aquatic humanoid may not be as tall as a skyscraper, but size isn't everything when it comes to dread.

First off, the Gilman shows real smarts, carefully observing, pray and setting traps before attacking.

It's tough to surviving harpoons, bullets and getting set on fire.

Our fishy fellow is also strong enough to move tree trunks and easily overpower full grown men.

Yeah, plus, it has superfast healing razor sharp claws and can breathe underwater.

Yet this creatures strange blend of human and fish features is perhaps its most unsettling aspect.

Rubber suit might seem a little hokey now, but two Sequels, numerous cameos and legions of imitators prove this be still swims in the depth of our subconscious fears.

Number four Slattern.

Pacific Rim Few films feature as many terrifying sea monsters as this international blockbuster.

These aren't just mindless brutes, either.

Kaiju are humongous bioweapons sent from another dimension to exterminate humanity.

Ever resourceful people fight back using giant robotic suits called Yeager's it's oh, this'll arms race culminates with the nearly 600 ft tall monstrosity slattern.

It's got a dome like a hammerhead shark, three highly destructive tales, a retractable chest spike and some very toxic morning breath.

As if that wasn't enough, this killing machine is backed up by two smaller but equally ugly Kaiju.

Even a nuclear bomb doesn't kill this walking extinction level.

Event.

Yeah, say what you will about Pacific Rim's plot.

Few horror flicks have spawned freaks as otherworldly as this.

Kaiju King Number three, the Cracking Pirates of the Caribbean, Dead Man's Chest, Davy Jones and the mutated crew of the Flying Dutchman are monsters in their own right.

Do you feel dead?

You feel like dark?

I best.

But while we definitely steer clear of them at a seafood buffet, it's Jones pet cracking that really makes us flip like a giant squid on steroids.

This cephalopod heavyweight swings low and from the starboard it easily karate chop ships in half while swallowing sailors by the dozen and its gaping, tooth filled mouth.

Yeah, yeah!

Even worse, victims may find themselves serving Jones as fishy freaks.

To simulate its attack, the film crew used a small navy of grips tons of new manic cannons and £30,000 of concrete.

However you say cracking.

Or is it Kraken?

This beast name is synonymous with existentially dread in all seven seas.

Number two Godzilla Godzilla franchise, the King of Monsters has taken many forms over the decades was some admittedly scarier than others.

Exact power sets vary, but Godzilla's near invulnerability and atomic breath mean he's always a major threat.

While physically the toughest creature on this list are radioactive, Reptile is mawr than muscle.

He is the physical embodiment of the horror of nuclear war.

Yeah, in the 1954 original, his scabby hide is modeled on the disfigured skin of atomic bomb survivors.

Likewise, 2016 Shin Godzilla echoes aspect of the Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011.

Once Godzilla emerges from the ocean, he's almost unstoppable, inspiring fear in everyone from Tokyo residents.

Two of many monstrous rivals way unveil our topic.

Here are a few other deep sea monsters that will give you the heebie GPS and deserve some honorable mention.

Cathal O and the deep ones underwater, this ominous dark got evokes cosmic horror.

Mega lo dons the Meg.

These giant sharks make easy meals of giant squids, whales and even each other.

Alligators crawl.

Thes opportunistic reptiles stage a home invasion during a hurricane.

Mhm, Kwame, we, the host a mutant terror born from improper waste disposal.

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Number one Jaws Jaws Compared to the other monstrosities we've discussed, a 25 ft long shark weighing £6000 may not sound too bad.

Nevertheless, when it comes to inspiring riel world pandemonium, this fish has every other bottom feeder beat.

Oh, what part psychological thriller, part blockbuster creature feature Jaws proved.

Fear is about what you don't see as much as what you do.

A malfunctioning mechanical shark forced the crew to use floating barrels, solitary fins and clever shots as stand ins.

Legendary performances by the likes of Robert Shaw and the simple but haunting score by John Williams Mawr than overcompensate for the camera shy killing machine.

You know the thing about the shot.

He's got lifeless eyes, black eyes like a doll's eye.

When he comes out, you don't seem to be living until he buys you rather than detracting from the fear factor.

This focus on the emotional fallout from our oversized fishes rampage has left generations crippled by hydra phobia.

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