Meet All The Creatures From The Upcoming 'Kong: Skull Island' Movie

'Kong: Skull Island' sets out to reveal the iconic beast like never before, giving audiences a glimpse into the mighty ape's origin story, chronicling his fight to maintain peace on his home island and claim his rightful place as king.

With some highly acclaimed crew members such as two-time Oscar-winning senior visual effects supervisor Stephen Rosenbaum ('Avatar', 'Forrest Gump') and Oscar-nominated visual effects supervisor Jeff White ('The Avengers') on board, you can be sure that 'Kong: Skull Island' will bring Kong to life in a never-before-seen scale.

As the last of his kind, Kong serves as a guardian of the island, keeping its legion of predatory creatures at bay and helping to maintain the balance of its ecosystem. The colossal protector is gentle at heart but will unleash his wrath and ferocity on any who threaten his home, especially outsiders.

Some view him as an enemy, while others as a God. But the one thing that everyone can agree on is that you definitely don't want to mess with this 100-foot living mountain of majesty and sheer force.

These reptilian beasts earned their name thanks to their voracious appetite and their habit of picking their victims clean to the bone. And if that isn't enough to scare you, their terrifying skull-like faces will for sure.

The deeper into the island the visitors get, the larger and more dangerous Skullcrawlers they'll have to face. And eventually, they'll have to face the worst of them all: the giant alpha of the species a.k.a Kong's nemesis that slaughtered his family.

This is the stuff of nightmares for anyone with a fear of spiders. The gargantuan arachnid is not only about 18-23 feet tall but is also able to perfectly camouflage itself with its surroundings, making it impossible to spot until its too late. It towers high above, as high as the treetops, and spins an iron-strong web down below to trap its unsuspecting prey.

Thankfully, not everything on Skull Island is out to get and/or eat you. The beautiful and gentle Sker Buffalo is one of the most peaceful creatures on the island. Through a process of evolution, it is able to stay submerged underwater for days at a time without needing to come up for air. It's back that floats along the water's surface is often mistaken for an island.

Just when you think you're safe in the water thanks to the Sker Buffalo, here comes the Mire Squid to dash all your hopes. This hybrid between a squid and an octupus has beak-like jaws with a complex muscle bed that allows it to rotate like fan blades. It doesn't even need to surface to hunt. It lurks down below and swirls its powerful jaws to create a vortex-like whirlpool to suck prey directly into its gaping maw.

That's spore as in air-borne plant seeds okay, not Singapore lol. And facing this insect is no laughing matter. You'd be wrong to underestimate it as a mere stick insect as it's actually the size of a mature redwood tree, which if you don't know, is pretty darn huge.

The skin covering its body is similar to tree bark and it has a powerful muscle system that allows it to run incredibly fast. It also hosts a large parasite in its trunk that has spiked teeth and bone-crushing jaws.

If you fear nothing else on this list, fear this winged, bat-like predator that may be the first creature on Earth to exhibit signs of psychopathy. A chemical agent it absorbs from eating a poisonous pufferfish only found on Skull Island induces psychoactive effects and drives Psychovultures to destroy any lifeform that crosses its path. It doesn't even spare its own kind, often hunting down other Psychovultures.