Which Doctor Who monster scares you
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Mmmm, quite so. In that case I'd have to choose the Weeping Angels or The Silence because can't see (or remember) them unless you look right at them. You know what they say "The most terrifying monster is the one you cannot see." I also have another choice if it's allowed, I'd say the Time Lords from the end of the David Tennant era. Think about it, they manipulated the master throughout his entire life just so they could resurrect a dead dynasty.
As for Davros being a human horror, I think of him as a monster of the mind, the dark, evil portions of human mentality that no one wants to acknowledge but we all must deal with its existence and it eats away at you knowing what your race is capable of.
As for Davros being a human horror, I think of him as a monster of the mind, the dark, evil portions of human mentality that no one wants to acknowledge but we all must deal with its existence and it eats away at you knowing what your race is capable of.
The cybermen from the Tomb of the Cybermen, my god they are the stuff of nightmares!
Now that is creepy!
Now that is creepy!
I think "the devil" on the asteroid above a blackhole. Incredibly well done in my opinion. particularly because he never did anything for most of an episode , instead there was just unsettling hints that he was here, and you could almost feel his hateful presence reaching through the screen. And when he finally did reveal himself, the doctor almost immediatly manages to put him back into place by giving an inspiring speech about how wonderful humans are and how we can overcome any obstacle, including this so called "devil." Sure it was humanist bull shit, but still inspiring.
I remember I caught one episode with a bunch of moving angel statues.
I'm going to go with those.
I'm going to go with those.
The Doctor is clearly the biggest monster in the show. First he travels the universe messing around with the entire timeline seemly at will using a stolen time machine.
He takes multiple compainions and shows no problem putting them in danger and exploiting there loyalty for his own benefit. Not to mention atleast half of them seem to end up dead or injured and rather than feel guilty he simple shrugs it off and moves on to another one.
Last but not least he openly admits to the genecide of dozens of races, Including his own. It seems that for all his big talk the Doctor is just a borderline sociopath who thinks no more of wiping out whole races than the average person does about killing a fly.
He takes multiple compainions and shows no problem putting them in danger and exploiting there loyalty for his own benefit. Not to mention atleast half of them seem to end up dead or injured and rather than feel guilty he simple shrugs it off and moves on to another one.
Last but not least he openly admits to the genecide of dozens of races, Including his own. It seems that for all his big talk the Doctor is just a borderline sociopath who thinks no more of wiping out whole races than the average person does about killing a fly.
