Back in the 19th century, the thought of monsters terrified young children and, in many cases, even adults. Werewolves, vampires, and zombies were the stuff of nightmares; they instilled fear in even the most stubborn individual. Nowadays, these creatures still occupy girls' dreams, but in a different way. So what happened? What reduced these once feared monsters to the glittering fairies they are today? Monsters were often depicted as friendly or misunderstood creatures. Hulk and Frankenstein's monster are often depicted this way in films like The Incredible Hulk, Van Helsing or even the more recent "I, Frankenstein". The theme “Friendly Monster” contributes to changing the perspective of the world. Shrek, the Muppets, and Monsters Inc. characters are notable examples of this friendly theme. This theme bridged the gap between the scary monsters of the past and the monsters of today. A good horror story should make the audience fear its monster. Monsters once appeared predominantly in horror films, but today they are everywhere...