What are the top ten scary monsters on Halloween night?

Goblins and monsters are very famous in fairy tales. They are an ugly elf-like animal. They play tricks instead of scaring people. Legend has it that goblins hide in the forest, play pranks all day, and sometimes turn their imbeciles into human children. Unlike other monsters mentioned here, because of different religious beliefs, the image of goblins did not really threaten medieval towns. Devil Devil is the name of an evil soul, representing any malicious ghost or a puppet who has fallen from an angel to Satan (Satan is the evil enemy of God and mankind and is usually regarded as the leader of fallen angels). The devil, like evil itself, has an ancient origin and appears in folklore and literary works all over the world. The devil represented by Linda blair in the movie The Exorcist is probably the most popular and talented version of the devil in popular culture. They can fly in the air, rotate and make amazing and realistic flower-spitting movements. The obscure and lovely gargoyle of Gargoyle, Gargoyle, Gargoyle, Gargoyle, Gargoyle, Gargoyle, Gargoyle and Gargoyle has become a sculpture of the terminal of water pipe. This monster shape is said to scare away evil spirits, so it is often used to ward off evil spirits. Gargoyle is a terrible stone monster that can be found in cathedrals all over the world. They are integrated with the roof of waterproof cathedral in the early13rd century, forming gothic stone carvings. In a more spiritual sense, Gargoyle is considered to protect assemblies that are often destroyed by evil forces. They kill two birds with one stone, so they are called Gargoyle. In the golden age of inferior movies, the snake god was either a person whose soul left the body or a person who woke up from death through witchcraft. The cultural origin of the snake god can be traced back to Voodoo in Haiti, where people still believe that some people will become mindless idiots, just like the walking dead in the movies, lacking arms and legs and living on human flesh. Ethnographers investigating in Haiti have discovered a poison that really makes people look like walkers without brains. Werewolf According to the ancient Greek legend, a normal and polite person becomes an odd-looking person with dark skin and deformed limbs or face at the full moon, and is called a werewolf. This is a mixed emotion of awe and hatred for wolves, which combines the imagination of bloodthirsty and cannibalism, and creates a werewolf under the multiple influence of the resurrection, deformation and even mental disorder of the dead. Like witches, werewolves are also used to condemn unexplained community murders. Although the old werewolf story only exists in Hollywood movies, there is still a phenomenon of excess body hair, which is vividly called "werewolf disease" Jack-o'-lanterns carved with human faces may be the most famous holiday symbol on Halloween night. On Halloween night, children will wear special costumes such as witches and elves, carry pumpkin lanterns in their hands, imitate monsters going from house to house asking for candy and cakes, and shout "trick or treat". This custom came from Celts and was later brought to America by Irish immigrants. The luminous pumpkin lantern with ghost face means that it can scare away the evil spirits wandering in the street on the nights of 10 and 3 1. Bats bats are blind. They hang in caves, sleep during the day and move at night. They inspired masked intruders to choose to go out at night. However, what does bats have to do with Halloween? Thanks to vampires, this winged mammal has Halloween. Like vampires, a few bat species live on animal blood. As we know, vampire bats sometimes attack humans and bite their sleeping victims with their sharp teeth. However, their nocturnal attack mode has nothing to do with the singer Ozzie Osborne biting off the head of a live bat on the stage in order to become famous. As a result, he was bitten by a bat and had to get rabies vaccine. When a witch mentions a witch, she thinks of a very black hat and a warty nose. These popular witch images are related to the long and tragic witch history around the world. In the past, witches were thought to have magical powers related to nature. Witches, like all pagans, were regarded as heresies by Christianity, thus becoming demons, and reached the peak of popularity in Europe and America in the middle ages in the17th century. Fortunately, the ghost cut two holes in the sheet and wrapped it around him. This is the easiest ghost to dress up on Halloween night. However, it takes some time to become a real ghost. First of all, you have to die, which may be tragic. Then, your soul roams the earth, scaring your relatives from time to time and haunting your home from time to time. From a scientific point of view, spiritualists believe that the spirit of the body will not disappear completely because of human death, but will wander in the air without the body. Society seems to agree that different studies believe half of ghosts. However, up to now, vampires are vampires in the scientific sense, which means zombies and bloodsucking demons. As a demon image closely related to human beings (vampires usually hide in the crowd), it has been bizarre and scary in folklore for thousands of years. Later, we learned from the Eastern European myths of18th century and19th century that they had fangs and wore headscarves. They are also considered as people who gave birth to deformed children or died unexpectedly. After their souls leave their shells, they threaten the living. Vampires are considered immortal, but they need to suck human blood to stay immortal. Scientists have not found a reliable basis for the existence of souls. Fortunately, its clothing currently ranks first in Halloween merchandise sales.

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