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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* ''[[Metropolis (
* ''[[
== [[Comic Books]] ==
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* ''The hunters'' in ''[[Pandorum]]'' are very similar to the Morlocks in the [[The Time Machine]] remake and even used the heads from the Morlock costumes from the film.[http://www.icollector.com/Three-Morlock-articulated-heads-created-for-The-Time-Machine-and-Pandorum_i10031270\]
* ''[[The Descent (Film)|The Descent]]'' has the crawlers.
* The creatures in [[
== [[Literature]] ==
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== [[Video Games]] ==
* The Falmer in ''[[Skyrim]]'' are almost perfect Morlocks: They hate the surface dwellers, and if they run across any (either people venturing into their lairs or one of their rare excursions aboveground) they will kill or capture and enslave them. They also are known to torture their captives, and feed them to their pet [[Big Creepy
== [[Western Animation]] ==
* Just who exactly lives on the ground in ''[[The Jetsons]]''?
* Spoofed as the Dumblocks on the ''[[Futurama]]'' episode "The Late Philip J. Fry". The gang is on a forward-only time machine looking for a backwards time machine, and the Eloi-like race they encounter say they could have one ready in five years. They return five years later to find that the Dumblocks have taken over.
* In one episode of the [[
== [[Real Life]] ==
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