Monster Database

Mothman

On November 15th, 1966, at approximately 11:30 pm, two young couples, Roger and Linda Scarberry and Steve and Mary Mallette encountered a terrible creature — A large winged monster with glowing red eyes. The Mothman reportedly flies around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and is connected with various paranormal and alien activities in the area.

Bray Road Beast

Elkhorn, Wisconsin may just be home to a genuine American werewolf. Spotted on Bray Road in the early nineties, this werewolf-type creature has instilled fear into many who travel down that dark and eerie road. An 18-year-old girl reported hitting a large animal with her car on Bray Road. When she got out to see what it was, she claimed it as a wolf-like creature standing on its two hind legs.

Loch Ness Monster

The first documented sighting of a monster lurking in Loch Ness dates back to 565 AD and features Saint Columbia, the Irish saint who reportedly came face to face with a water monster. It was not until 1933 that Nessie would emerge as one of the most popular monsters of all time. Cryptozoologist Richard Freeman claims that the Loch Ness Monster and the loch wherein she resides are the most famous monster and lake in the world. Nessie is a large plesiosaur-type monster.

Jersey Devil

Said to be roaming around the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, is a creature known as the Jersey Devil. With the head of a dog, but the face of a horse this creature has large wings, horns, and even a tail. It’s a conglomeration of your worst nightmare in the woods. Its hoofed feet were first reported over 200 years ago and sightings still occur today.

Champ

On July 5, 1977, a woman named Sandra Mansi saw something in Lake Champlain’s waters as her family took a quick lunch break during a road trip. She took her camera out and documented something unusual in the water. Her photograph would become the most iconic image associated with Champ, the lake monster of Lake Champlain. Champ is a massive water creature that has been spotted in the lake for years.

Lizard Man

In 1988 a teenager reported seeing a large reptile creature to the Lee County Sherrif’s Department. Through the years, other sightings of a Lizard Man in and around Scape Ore Swamp in Bishopville, South Carolina have been reported.

Dracula

Who doesn’t know a little bit about Dracula? In 1931, Universal Pictures released a film starring Bela Lugosi as the charismatic vampire. Count Dracula first appeared in Bram Stoker’s novel, but Lugosi made him the iconic image of a vampire we know so well today.  

The Invisible Man

Based on the HG Wells novel, The Invisible Man tells the tale of a man who…becomes invisible. Released in 1933, this film follows a chemist who discovers the secret of invisibility who uses his new-found ability to go on a killing spree.  

Frankenstein’s Monster

Not to be confused with Frankenstein himself! Frankenstein’s Monster was created by scientist Viktor Frankenstein in his lab in an attempt to bring back the dead. In the 1931 classic film, Boris Karloff plays the role of The Monster. He is a tall, bumbling, square-headed green monster with a lonely heart and a tragic existence.

The Wolfman

It’s a werewolf! The Wolfman played by Lon Chaney Jr, is a man who became cursed after purchasing a silver walking stick with a wolf’s head on the end at a carnival. While attacked by a wolf in the woods one night, the man uses the stick to kill the wolf, but in the process, was bitten. He then finds himself turning into a wolf creature in the dead of night.

Even a man who is pure in heart

and says his prayers by night

may become a wolf when the wolfbane blooms

and the autumn moon is bright.