Frankenstein's Monster has been named the top classic horror movie creature in time for Hallowe'en.
In a poll by SFX magazine, the creation – popularly portrayed with scars, a flat head and a bolt through his neck – drew almost one-third of the votes, leaving Dracula in second spot.
Fans were given a choice of vintage monsters that feature in a new Blu-ray collection of horror classics, entitled Universal Monsters: The Essential Collection.
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