CWillGoWrite at 2011-07-27 11:14:53:

Gen. George Custer Vs. Zombies (Custer's First Stand!)

maximumz at 2011-07-27 11:28:45:

Not necessarily monsters, but a few months ago I came up with THE 3 STOOGES: UNDERCOVER G-MEN!, where the famous trio takes on Nazis in WWII-era Hollywood.

jryanpeterson at 2011-07-27 11:30:21:

Teddy Roosevelt vs. the Panamanian “Tremor” worm

Jack Benjamin at 2011-07-27 11:35:25:

How about Patton vs. Einstein?

MWire at 2011-07-27 11:48:51:

I've been thinking about a Ben Franklin - time traveler.

Billiegirl at 2011-07-27 12:44:12:

Marilyn Monroe vs Gremlins. They multiply when ever her skirt blows up. All is lost when she poses for 'that' photo... maybe less of a feature and more of a micro short!

Teddy Pasternak at 2011-07-27 14:10:44:

Attila the Smurf

Jeffrey at 2011-07-27 14:40:49:

Not so much historical as historical literature - -

"CAPTAIN AHAB vs. THE HYDRA!"

Makes that goofy white whale seem like a cakewalk, if ya' ask me.

Nate Winslow at 2011-07-27 15:35:59:

George W. Bush vs the S.A.T.

Nick West at 2011-07-27 16:26:46:

I'd rather see Twain and Tesla Vs. Edison.

INT. MASONIC TEMPLE-NIGHT

Twain fires the death-ray at Edison's Masonic Robots.

Tesla punches Edison repeatedly, in the face.

TESLA
Lights out, Edison!

Atlanta at 2011-07-27 18:01:27:

@Nick West, Twain and Tesla joining forces, I'd totally see that. Maybe elephant joins duo in third act, long-awaited retribution for animal zapping Edison was fond of, the spectacles that helped establish direct current's dominance.

Scott, your taglines from March 2010 (da vinci link) are soo funny, I'd watch them all:
Albert Einstein: "The genius of physics... gets physical!"
Vincent Van Gogh: "First he cut off his ear. Now he cuts out your heart!"
St. Francis of Assisi: "Nature lover? Hell no! He's a force of nature!"

How about:
Marie Curie vs Aliens (Curie goes all kinds of radioactive.)
Fitzgerald and Chanel vs Medusa
(This fashionable duo joins forces to battle an unkempt, ill-tempered Medusa, Vidal Sassoon joins them in third act for a truly hair-raising experience.)
Dick Cheney vs Evil Garden Gnomes
(Small backyard domestic drama, there are no good guys.)
Dali and Chaplin vs Shape-Shifters
(Expressive, surreal, a moving experience, and the ending is open to interpretation.)

Scott at 2011-07-27 21:00:20:

Crazy thing is, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see variations of one or more of these pop up as projects in the next couple of years.

ONE at 2011-07-28 06:42:49:

Mark Twain vs Yetis doesn't sound half bad, actually. I'd pay to see that. No joke.

Gibbousmoon at 2011-07-28 07:38:59:

Let's get more women in these ideas: Mary Shelley vs. golems and homunculi. Find out where she really got the idea for Frankenstein's monster...