Why do so many group pictures of the universal monsters leave Gillman out of the lineup completely? You can include the Invisible Man who isn't more than a set of glasses and a hat floating in the air yet the dopest monster gets left out? Is he somehow more of an outcast than the rest of the group of monsters that he is in a new sub-group of outcasts? He is a monster's monster I guess. Maybe the box office draw and overall mind share of the Creature movies just couldn't compare to the rest of the roster and in the already niche fan base for these type of movies his visibility somehow was reduced to less than the rest of the gang.

I want a slick comedy movie about the Universal monster gang assimilating into contemporary society(Maybe in the 80s though, it wouldn't even be slightly plausible in the 90s and onward) where Gillman gets like near top billing and has a perennial feel-good scene where he is at a high school dance or something and shows EVERYONE up with his kool moves to some anthemic dance party song. Don't know what that song would be, i've never been to a dance party but I'm thinking "Can't Let Go" by Earth Wind and Fire.

Monster Party got it right though, put him front and center on that cover. Lets all have a monster party.