Experience the eerie and comedic world of King of the Zombies (1941), a classic horror-comedy directed by Jean Yarbrough. Set during World War II, the film follows pilot James "Mac" McCarthy (Dick Purcell), his passenger Bill Summers (John Archer), and their valet Jefferson "Jeff" Jackson (Mantan Moreland) as they crash-land on a mysterious Caribbean island. Seeking shelter, they encounter the enigmatic Dr. Miklos Sangre (Henry Victor), whose mansion harbors dark secrets involving voodoo rituals and zombies.
Cast:
Dick Purcell as James "Mac" McCarthy
Joan Woodbury as Barbara Winslow
Mantan Moreland as Jefferson "Jeff" Jackson
Henry Victor as Dr. Miklos Sangre
John Archer as Bill Summers
Patricia Stacey as Alyce Sangre
Guy Usher as Admiral Arthur Wainwright
Marguerite Whitten as Samantha
Leigh Whipper as Momba
Madame Sul-Te-Wan as Tahama
James Davis as Lazarus
Film Details:
Director: Jean Yarbrough
Writers: Edmond Kelso
Production Company: Monogram Pictures
Release Date: May 14, 1941
Runtime: 67 minutes
Language: English
Country: United States
King of the Zombies is notable for its blend of horror and comedy, as well as its Academy Award nomination for Best Music Score of a Dramatic Picture in 1942. The film is now in the public domain and is presented here for educational and entertainment purposes.
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Cast:
Dick Purcell as James "Mac" McCarthy
Joan Woodbury as Barbara Winslow
Mantan Moreland as Jefferson "Jeff" Jackson
Henry Victor as Dr. Miklos Sangre
John Archer as Bill Summers
Patricia Stacey as Alyce Sangre
Guy Usher as Admiral Arthur Wainwright
Marguerite Whitten as Samantha
Leigh Whipper as Momba
Madame Sul-Te-Wan as Tahama
James Davis as Lazarus
Film Details:
Director: Jean Yarbrough
Writers: Edmond Kelso
Production Company: Monogram Pictures
Release Date: May 14, 1941
Runtime: 67 minutes
Language: English
Country: United States
King of the Zombies is notable for its blend of horror and comedy, as well as its Academy Award nomination for Best Music Score of a Dramatic Picture in 1942. The film is now in the public domain and is presented here for educational and entertainment purposes.
🔖 Tags:
#KingOfTheZombies, #1941HorrorComedy, #PublicDomainFilm, #ClassicHorror, #MantanMoreland, #JeanYarbrough, #VoodooZombies, #WorldWarIIFilm, #MonogramPictures, #VintageCinema, #FullMovie, #OldHorrorMovies, #ClassicComedyHorror
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00:00:00The End
00:00:30The End
00:01:00Hello? McCarty calling. McCarty calling. Hello?
00:01:08Any luck, Mac?
00:01:09Nah, I can't even scare off a news broadcast.
00:01:12Where do you think we are?
00:01:14Search me. We lost a beam hours ago.
00:01:16Probably somewhere between Cuba and Puerto Rico.
00:01:19Is it that bad?
00:01:20It ain't good.
00:01:21Uh-oh. I know that I wouldn't cut out to be no blackbird.
00:01:24If you had those weather gadgets of yours set up, we wouldn't have gotten into this mess.
00:01:27Now, if that new Navy base gets a weather bureau now, it'll be a miracle.
00:01:31Well, Mr. Bill, is this the spot where Admiral Wainwright's plane turned up missing last week?
00:01:36Yeah.
00:01:37Uh-oh. Look out, Admiral. Here we come.
00:01:39Try to contact them again, Mac.
00:01:44Hello? McCarty calling.
00:01:46Plane C-108 calling.
00:01:51Why don't somebody answer?
00:01:53We're lost. Do you hear? Lost.
00:01:55Not a murmur.
00:02:01How's the gas holding out?
00:02:03That's something else again.
00:02:05Well, there are plenty of small islands down here.
00:02:08Better go down. Find a spot for landing.
00:02:10That's what I'll...
00:02:12Wait a minute. There's something coming in.
00:02:19That's a new thing going to me. I don't understand it.
00:02:21You think we're near a radio station?
00:02:24Well, the way it's coming in, we must be right over that transmitter.
00:02:26Well, that's a break.
00:02:29Well, I'm going down to take a look.
00:02:31Hold on, boys.
00:02:36There's a clearing ahead. I think I can make it.
00:02:39Think. Did you say think?
00:02:40Keep going.
00:03:00I don't know.
00:03:00Come on.
00:03:24Rest in peace.
00:03:25If that means what I think it means,
00:03:27they sure don't waste no time around here.
00:03:31Wait a minute.
00:03:34Wait a minute.
00:03:35They can't do this here to me.
00:03:37Let me out of here.
00:03:38Let me out of here.
00:03:39Let me out of here.
00:03:40Now, let me out of here.
00:03:41Hey, hey, what's the matter with you?
00:03:43Is that you, Mr. Bill?
00:03:45Did they have you in a hole, too?
00:03:46What are you talking about?
00:03:47What do you mean, have me in a hole?
00:03:49Ain't we dead?
00:03:50Of course we're not dead.
00:03:52I thought I was a little off-color to be a ghost.
00:03:54Oh, there's no such thing as a ghost, Jeff.
00:03:58Eh?
00:03:59Well, what's that, then?
00:04:04That's no ghost.
00:04:05Come on.
00:04:07I can't.
00:04:08My foot done took the root.
00:04:13What are you trying to do?
00:04:14Scares to that?
00:04:15Hey.
00:04:16You're hurt.
00:04:17I'm all right.
00:04:18Just a crack on the noggin.
00:04:20Where are we?
00:04:21Search me.
00:04:22It looks like somebody's marble orchard.
00:04:24Graveyard.
00:04:25That's a fine spot for a crack-up.
00:04:26Well, let's look around.
00:04:27Somebody must live around here.
00:04:28Come on.
00:04:29Quiet, will you.
00:04:30What you trying to do?
00:04:31Wake up the dead?
00:04:32What's the matter?
00:04:33Do you hear something?
00:04:34No, sir.
00:04:35Just my heart trying to jump out of my chest.
00:04:36That's drums.
00:04:37Drums?
00:04:38Drums?
00:04:39That's my cue for me to start the parading out of here.
00:04:44Look.
00:04:46Huh?
00:04:47Look, what's the matter?
00:04:48Do you hear something?
00:04:49No, sir.
00:04:50Just my heart trying to jump out of my chest.
00:04:53That's drums.
00:04:54Drums?
00:04:55Look. It's a creepy-looking place. It's sure dark.
00:05:17Suppose anybody lives in there?
00:05:19Isn't that hinted, Howard?
00:05:20If they do, they sleep on slabs.
00:05:22Let's find out.
00:05:23Not me. You're going in there. I ain't going in that mercy, Liam.
00:05:27I'm going to stay right here until I change my mind.
00:05:33Wait a minute. I done changed my mind.
00:05:53Ring the bell, Jeff.
00:06:11Oh, Mr. Bill, you're the one who wants to go in there. You ring the bell.
00:06:14You sound like ice cream, man.
00:06:39There's nobody here.
00:06:40Who's there?
00:06:44Welcome to my humble home.
00:07:05We were just...
00:07:06I know. Your plane crashed in the jungle.
00:07:10Oh, yes. How did you know?
00:07:12Very little happens on this island that I do not know about.
00:07:16Mama.
00:07:18We have guests. Prepare the library.
00:07:21Half these gentlemen's bags brought in.
00:07:24Oh, excuse me, gentlemen.
00:07:25May I introduce myself?
00:07:27I'm Dr. Mikhail Sandre, late of the other.
00:07:32Follow me, Jim.
00:07:32Mr. Bill, let's get out of here.
00:07:39Oh, don't be silly, Jeff. Go on.
00:07:40Oh, that man ain't no doctor.
00:07:42There's something wrong here.
00:07:44Well, that's Slim Galley.
00:07:45Ah.
00:07:45You must forgive us, please, if we seem unprepared.
00:08:05Visitors are rare in this house.
00:08:07I'm afraid we're the ones to apologize, Doctor, for walking in on you like this.
00:08:10Not at all. It's a pleasure, I can assure you.
00:08:12I'm Bill Summers. Is this Mr. McCarthy?
00:08:14Well, I don't know you, Doc.
00:08:15My valet, Jefferson.
00:08:16Uh, Jefferson Jackson is my name.
00:08:18You see, I was named after my grandpappy.
00:08:20He was the president of the Knights of the Pink Garters.
00:08:24Ah, you have been hurt.
00:08:26Ah, it's nothing.
00:08:27Just a crack on the head.
00:08:28Nothing, you say.
00:08:30The slightest injury on this island often proves fatal.
00:08:33What do you mean?
00:08:34The climate, and yet?
00:08:36Yet what?
00:08:36They say that evil spirits lurk here, waiting to prey on the injured.
00:08:43Ha! That's a lot of bonk.
00:08:44Maybe.
00:08:46How about Mr. Follof Blandy? To warm you up?
00:08:48Fine.
00:08:50Mamba!
00:08:51Run, Dwight.
00:08:52My servant intrigues you.
00:09:06Is that one of the spirits that you were talking about?
00:09:08Mamba, no.
00:09:09It's true he reflects the mood of this house.
00:09:12But he's not as sinister as he looks.
00:09:15Gentlemen, the finest brandy in all Europe.
00:09:19I brought it here myself.
00:09:22To your arrival.
00:09:34A most fortunate accident for me.
00:09:36I'm afraid our arrival was no accident.
00:09:39You mean to say you came here purposely?
00:09:41No, not in the sense you mean.
00:09:43You see, we were on our way to the Bahamas when the storm blew us off our course.
00:09:46We heard you're broadcast, so here we are.
00:09:49Broadcast?
00:09:50You must be mistaken.
00:09:52There was no broadcast from this island.
00:09:56Your ears must have played you tricks.
00:09:59There is no radio within miles of here.
00:10:01However, boats do stop here fairly often.
00:10:04How often?
00:10:05Well, the next one is due in about two weeks' time.
00:10:08However, I hoped you will be my guest in the meantime.
00:10:12I'm afraid we'll have to, Doctor.
00:10:14Well, that's settled then.
00:10:15Now, let me show you to your rooms.
00:10:17Your room was warm and comfortable before you got here.
00:10:21Didn't we just leave him downstairs in the library?
00:10:37Oh, he wanted to make sure that your room was warm and comfortable before you got here.
00:10:42He sure gets around fast, don't he?
00:10:44Mr. Summers, this is your room.
00:10:47Mr. McCarthy's.
00:10:48Your quarters are joining.
00:10:49Excuse me, Mr. Doctor, but didn't you forget something?
00:10:52I think not.
00:10:54No?
00:10:54No.
00:10:55What about me?
00:10:56You will be taken care of.
00:10:58That's what I'm afraid of.
00:10:59In the seventh quarters.
00:11:02Mumbo will show you the way.
00:11:03Mumbo?
00:11:04That goblin?
00:11:07Do I have to go with him alone?
00:11:09He won't hurt you if he likes you.
00:11:12And if he don't?
00:11:14Oh, Mr. Bill, does I have to?
00:11:16Can I stay up here with you?
00:11:17No.
00:11:18You understand, I don't wish to be harsh, but it might set a bad example for the other servants.
00:11:24Certainly.
00:11:24It'll be all right, Jeff.
00:11:25For who?
00:11:26Mumbo.
00:11:34He's a coffin, I'm...
00:11:35You ain't, by any chance, a member of the Mystic Night of the Pink Goddess, is you?
00:11:48No.
00:11:52All of them never was like this.
00:11:53Dinner at eight o'clock.
00:12:04Meet yourselves at home.
00:12:06And I'll get something for your head, Mr. McCarthy.
00:12:08Thank you, doctor.
00:12:09What do you think?
00:12:21I don't know what to think.
00:12:23Are you sure we were flying over this island when we picked up that broadcast?
00:12:26I swear it went on a stack of Bibles.
00:12:28And did you notice the lingo where he was talking to that banshee?
00:12:30You mean it was the same?
00:12:31Nothing else but.
00:12:32It was the same blather we heard on the radio, and I wouldn't be surprised if it was the same voice.
00:12:38Oh, pardon me.
00:12:39I should have knocked.
00:12:41Here you are, Mr. McCarthy.
00:12:43Your head will be as good as new in no time.
00:12:45If it was in me, I sure would be pale now.
00:13:07Samantha.
00:13:09Well, I do declare.
00:13:11Hello, there bright eyes.
00:13:12Where did you come from?
00:13:14Alabama.
00:13:14Alabama, ain't that nice.
00:13:17After gallivanting around with a hatchet face, you is a pleasant surprise.
00:13:22Is you my new associate?
00:13:24Is I?
00:13:24Well, if I ain't, that's what I'm thinking of.
00:13:27Hey, who is that, Methuselah?
00:13:33Tahamra.
00:13:34I know a museum that would give a fortune just to have her under glass.
00:13:37What's a museum?
00:13:39That's where they keep dead things.
00:13:40Oh, like here.
00:13:42Hmm?
00:13:44What's cooking?
00:13:46That's brewed.
00:13:49Brewed?
00:13:50Homebrew at this day and age?
00:13:52Why, don't you people know that probation has been repealed?
00:13:55Taste.
00:13:56I don't care if I do.
00:14:01How's it taste?
00:14:02I don't know, but it ain't kosher.
00:14:04What's it for?
00:14:05It's a magic potion.
00:14:07For scaring away the evil spirits.
00:14:08Evil spirits?
00:14:10Good gracious to me.
00:14:11Well, there is evil spirits around here.
00:14:12Why, sure.
00:14:13The place is crawling with them.
00:14:15And that ain't all.
00:14:16Well, there's more.
00:14:17More?
00:14:18You ain't heard nothing.
00:14:19Just wait till you see the zombies.
00:14:21Zombies?
00:14:22What's them?
00:14:23Dead folks.
00:14:24What walks around?
00:14:26They does.
00:14:27Here?
00:14:28Especially here.
00:14:29Why here especially?
00:14:30Because this is where they grow the best.
00:14:32They's all over this place.
00:14:34And all you have to do is clap your hands.
00:14:38And they comes a-running.
00:14:45Who is there?
00:14:46Who is there?
00:14:48Zombies.
00:14:49Wow!
00:14:56What kept you so long?
00:14:59Wow!
00:15:02Mr. Bill.
00:15:03Mr. Bill.
00:15:03Mr. Bill.
00:15:05What's the matter, Jeff?
00:15:06I seen them.
00:15:07I seen them.
00:15:08You saw what?
00:15:09They're all over the place.
00:15:10They're everywhere.
00:15:11What's everywhere?
00:15:12Hence, big black ones with frozen faces.
00:15:14With eyes that looks at you and they don't see nothing.
00:15:16What's he talking about?
00:15:18Oh, zombies.
00:15:19Mr. Bill, let's get out of here.
00:15:20Why, this place is a walking cemetery.
00:15:23Wait a minute, Jeff.
00:15:23What's this all about?
00:15:25What's a zombie?
00:15:26Well, a zombie, there's, um, Mr. Bill, there's...
00:15:29The living dead.
00:15:33The living dead.
00:15:37That's it.
00:15:38That's what it is.
00:15:39Dead folks was too lazy to lay down.
00:15:42Your servant seems to have learned a lot in the short time he has been here.
00:15:45Nothing I ain't willing to unlearn just as quick.
00:15:47I'm afraid Jeff's been saying things.
00:15:49Ain't it the truth?
00:15:49Where did you see these, uh, zombies?
00:15:53Uh, Mr. Bill, I saw them down into the kitchen.
00:15:55They walked in there just like they owned the place.
00:15:57Huh.
00:15:58Undozzledly some of my servants.
00:15:59No, sir.
00:16:00Not them babies.
00:16:01Why, they is fugitives from the undertakers.
00:16:03If it is true what he says, it might be amusing to see these creatures for ourselves.
00:16:09In the kitchen, you said?
00:16:11Yes, sir.
00:16:11That's the way I've seen them.
00:16:13Shall we investigate?
00:16:14Sounds a little crazy.
00:16:16Sorry for me, I guess.
00:16:17How about you, Mac?
00:16:17Yeah, sure.
00:16:19I don't mind.
00:16:20Superstition plays a very important part in the life of these West Indian natives.
00:16:25Uh, of course.
00:16:31Uh, this is our kitchen.
00:16:33Crude and rather antiquated.
00:16:35But adequate for our simple needs.
00:16:38Samantha.
00:16:40Yes, master.
00:16:41Have you seen any zombies here?
00:16:45No, master.
00:16:45Have you, Tahama?
00:16:49Tahama cooks for the living, not the dead.
00:16:53You see?
00:16:54You better get yourself a pair of glasses, Jeff.
00:16:56Oh, Mr. Bill, I don't need no glasses.
00:16:58I saw them with my own eyes.
00:17:00Samantha, you were standing right beside of me when them two perishables walked in.
00:17:04The only perishable thing around here is you, big boy.
00:17:07You've been dreaming.
00:17:09Dreaming?
00:17:09I never drifted a dream like that in my wildest nightmare.
00:17:12Mr. Bill, they was the real McCoy.
00:17:15He tasted my brew.
00:17:16Made him drunk.
00:17:19Oh, Mr. Bill, don't pay no tation to her.
00:17:21I wasn't drunk.
00:17:22You've got to believe me.
00:17:23You better take it easy, Jeff, and lay off that brew.
00:17:26Now that we have convinced ourselves there were no zombies here, let's retire to the library.
00:17:32That's for me.
00:17:33No, you stay here.
00:17:36Look out for more zombies.
00:17:44Woman, you is a prevaricator.
00:17:46Don't you prevaricate me.
00:17:49You didn't see no zombies.
00:17:50You just think you did.
00:17:52Think?
00:17:52I don't think that good.
00:17:53I seen them, and you did too.
00:17:55You told me that all I had to do was to clap.
00:17:58Stop him!
00:17:59Don't do that.
00:18:00I thought so.
00:18:02Mister, there's something that ain't never no good for nobody to do no time.
00:18:08Much less going around blabbing off your big mouth about.
00:18:11You mean that Mr. Sanders don't like for nobody to know that he got zombies around here?
00:18:15That's right.
00:18:17How come?
00:18:17What'd he do, grow them?
00:18:18No, but he sure cultivates them.
00:18:21What for?
00:18:21That's his own business.
00:18:23And if you're smart, you'll keep your big nose out of it.
00:18:27Is you telling me?
00:18:41Alice, you're down early, my dear.
00:18:47Permit me, my wife, Madame Sangry.
00:18:50Mr. Summers, Mr. McCarthy, our guests.
00:18:55How do you do, Madame Sangry?
00:18:57Howdy.
00:18:58My wife isn't quite herself.
00:19:02She suffers from a strange malady which I'm trying to cure.
00:19:04Here is a peculiar case in contrast to that of the zombies, which your servant claims to have seen.
00:19:16Where supposedly they are dead, yet retain a certain amount of animation.
00:19:21She lives, yet walks in the land of those beyond.
00:19:26I don't know.
00:19:27I don't know.
00:19:28Forgive us if we intruded.
00:19:29I didn't know you preferred drinking alone.
00:19:32I was a little nervous.
00:19:33I thought it might make me feel better.
00:19:34Of course.
00:19:35Permit me.
00:19:36Mr. Summers.
00:19:37Mr. McCarthy.
00:19:38Miss Barbara Winslow, my niece.
00:19:39By marriage.
00:19:40The doctor...
00:19:41I mean, my uncle has told me of your unfortunate accident.
00:19:56How long do you suppose it will take you to repair the plane and leave?
00:20:01Barbara, how can you talk of my wife?
00:20:04How long do you suppose it will take you to repair the plane and leave?
00:20:07Barbara, how can you talk of leaving to our guests when they have only just arrived?
00:20:12I'm sorry. I didn't mean it that way.
00:20:15You see, my niece doesn't like this little island.
00:20:18She can only think of it in terms of departure.
00:20:21Any place that don't sit well with me, miss, I have some leaves.
00:20:25Unfortunately, that's easier said than done.
00:20:28None may leave this island as she so chooses.
00:20:31How's that?
00:20:33Oh, of course, I'm only speaking about myself and my family.
00:20:37You see, we are Austrian refugees.
00:20:40Had to flee without passports.
00:20:43We had no choice.
00:20:45But we're different, huh?
00:20:46Naturally.
00:20:47You wouldn't be on this island if it hadn't been through your crash.
00:20:50Isn't that so, Mr. Summers?
00:20:52Well, that's about the size of it.
00:20:54You know, I'm beginning to think these islands are bad luck for planes.
00:20:57Oh, I don't understand.
00:20:59About a week ago, one of our Navy planes disappeared in the same region.
00:21:02Oh, anyone of importance?
00:21:05Yeah.
00:21:06Admiral Wainwright.
00:21:07One of our ranking admirals.
00:21:09Mm-hmm.
00:21:10He was on his way to Panama.
00:21:11A mission of some sort for the government.
00:21:13How unfortunate.
00:21:16Well, of course, sir, I will inform the natives first thing in the morning.
00:21:22And if they can learn of your admiral, I will, uh, certainly let you know.
00:21:27Thank you, Doctor.
00:21:28Excuse me.
00:21:33I see you take an interest in my collection.
00:21:35Yeah, they are kind of curious.
00:21:37Well, they constitute my hobby gathered from all over the world.
00:21:40Relic symbols of black magic, lycanthropy, voodoo.
00:21:47Is that so?
00:21:48Quite so.
00:21:49You are Irish, are you not?
00:21:53Sure, anybody can see that.
00:21:56Well, that should be of special interest to you.
00:21:59Why me?
00:22:00Because it comes from your country.
00:22:02The ceremonial mask worn by the ancient Druid high priests during the rites of transmigration.
00:22:09Transmigration?
00:22:10Yes, it means the transfer of the soul of the dead to the body of the living.
00:22:14Ain't that kind of tough on the living?
00:22:17Perhaps so.
00:22:18But I know of many who would benefit by a new soul.
00:22:21Lots of people don't believe in that junk anymore, Doc.
00:22:24Well, I hear that in an Ireland there could many do.
00:22:27I don't know about that.
00:22:29Dina is served.
00:22:31Very interesting, Mr. McCarthy, isn't it?
00:22:34Very.
00:22:35The inconvenience of the material body always demanding to be fed.
00:22:42Come, my dear.
00:22:44The idea of me doing skulldugger in the kitchen.
00:22:49Why, that ain't no business for a man who used to resorting with big shots.
00:22:53Who you trying to fool?
00:22:54Well, the only big shot around this here part is Dr. Sangry.
00:22:58And I sure know you ain't no pal of his'n.
00:23:01I don't intend to be.
00:23:03Why, that Dr. Sangry is a little shot compared with Mr. Bill.
00:23:06Who say?
00:23:07I say.
00:23:08And you know why?
00:23:10Did you hear me inquire?
00:23:12It's a secret.
00:23:13But I'll tell you if you promise not to tell a living soul.
00:23:16Oh, I won't.
00:23:17Leastwise, not no living soul.
00:23:19Leastwise?
00:23:20Why, a woman is you keeping company with a zombie?
00:23:23Does I look like a widow?
00:23:25What's the secret about Mr. Bill?
00:23:27Well, he's on a little special business for the government.
00:23:30Yeah.
00:23:31Mm-hmm.
00:23:32Yeah.
00:23:33They're going to send him all the way to the Bahamas.
00:23:35Something like that.
00:23:38Tell her I'm not.
00:23:41Now, come on.
00:23:43Hey, what's up?
00:23:44What's up?
00:23:45It's most 12 o'clock.
00:23:46The witching hour.
00:23:47Witching hour?
00:23:48What do that mean?
00:23:49It means you better be in bed or the hanks will get you.
00:23:51Hanks?
00:23:52Hanks?
00:23:53It's their feeding time.
00:23:55And they likes dark meat.
00:23:56Dark meat?
00:23:57You don't have to play no second chord for me to find out who that mean.
00:24:00Where's that bed?
00:24:01You stay here.
00:24:02Oh, mister, I got a date with a dream.
00:24:05You stay here.
00:24:07Oh, couldn't we flip a coin or something to see if I stay or else?
00:24:11Pay no attention to anything you see or hear.
00:24:16Pleasant dreams.
00:24:17Nighty night, sugar pie.
00:24:19Remember.
00:24:23How can I forget to remember?
00:24:26Don't worry, mister.
00:24:27I couldn't get out of here if I wanted to.
00:24:29Boy, I was petrified.
00:24:34Where there's light, there's hope.
00:24:46Boy, I need all the hope that I can dig up tonight.
00:24:49I sure wish I'd learned to burn a candle on both ends.
00:24:53Boy, that's more likely.
00:24:58Billy!
00:25:01Boy, that's more likely.
00:25:04If I've just had me a couple of Lenox Avenue street lights, I could really sleep.
00:25:16Watch it now.
00:25:17Clean time for the hands, and I'm caught in the kitchen.
00:25:23My goodness, fire, you don't see me.
00:25:32Don't come close to me.
00:25:33I ain't no feeling anymore.
00:25:38Whoop!
00:25:43Good night, gentlemen.
00:25:45Come on, Doctor.
00:25:46Mr. Bill.
00:25:47Mr. Bill.
00:25:48They're after me.
00:25:49They're after me.
00:25:50Now what?
00:25:51The zombies.
00:25:52They've been trying to get me.
00:25:53Again?
00:25:54You're still serving over like that, Mr. Summers?
00:25:56This ain't no laughing matter, Dr. Sanders.
00:25:58You fooled me once before, but you can't do it this time,
00:26:00because I've seen them with my own eyes.
00:26:02He seems to be troubled with hallucinations.
00:26:04No, sir.
00:26:05Zombies.
00:26:06That's what I'm troubled with.
00:26:07No, sir.
00:26:08Zombies.
00:26:09That's what I'm troubled with.
00:26:10You know what, Mr. Bill?
00:26:11Why, they tried to have me for dinner.
00:26:13Nonsense.
00:26:14Zombies don't eat meat.
00:26:15That ain't the way I heard it.
00:26:16Oh, the crack-up must have given them a concussion.
00:26:17You'll be all right in the morning, Jeff,
00:26:18as soon as you have a good night's rest.
00:26:19You're right about me needing rest,
00:26:20but I can't get to sleeping down there in that mall.
00:26:21Well, you can stay up here with us.
00:26:22Mr. Bill, them is the joyfullest words that I ever heard.
00:26:23Oh, we have so much room in this house,
00:26:24there's no need for him to sleep here.
00:26:25I'll give him an opium.
00:26:26I'll give him an opium.
00:26:27I'll give him an opium.
00:26:28I'll give him an opium.
00:26:29I'll give him an opium.
00:26:30You ain't givin' me nothin'.
00:26:31But this is so irregular.
00:26:32Let him stay here, Doc.
00:26:33I know how he feels,
00:26:34and I don't blame him a bit.
00:26:35Oh, forgive me.
00:26:36I forgot.
00:26:37After all, he is your servant.
00:26:38Good night to him.
00:26:40Well, Doc.
00:26:41Good gracious of me.
00:26:42This joint gives me the willies.
00:26:43Any more things?
00:26:44I'll give him an opium.
00:26:45There's plenty of an opium.
00:26:46You'll die in the morning.
00:26:47Yeah.
00:26:48Yes, but he's the great moe.
00:26:53You'll stay up here with us.
00:26:54Mr. Bill,
00:26:55you're the joyfullest words that I ever heard.
00:26:56Oh, we have so much room in this house,
00:26:57there's no need for him to sleep here.
00:26:58I'll give him an opium.
00:26:59gives me the willies. I second the motion. Well, I'm not crazy about it either, but there's nothing
00:27:03you can do about it. That's what you think. Nobody leaves this island, huh? Well, I'm getting
00:27:07off it if I have to swim. And me right behind you. You know that Dr. Sanders has got the
00:27:11hex on us. Now you're both jumping at your own shadows. Shadows? I don't throw them kind of
00:27:16shadows that I saw down in that kitchen. Why, Mr. Bill, this place is zombified, but good. Ah, forget
00:27:22it, Jeff. That may be something to that zombie gag, Bill. I've heard of him. Ah, go on. When a man's
00:27:27dead, he's dead. Well, supposing he's dead and don't know it. Forget it. What do you
00:27:31just have to go on to bed? Where am I going to sleep? I'll sleep there on the couch. Right
00:27:35on you? Hey. What's that? That's a generator as sure as there's shamrocks in Ireland. Maybe
00:27:52it's for the electric lights. Have you seen electric lights around here? Maybe they ain't
00:27:55screwed them in yet. There's only one reason for a generator to be on this
00:27:58island. Radio. I don't get it. Why would you lie about the radio when... That's one of the
00:28:04things that got me mixed up. But let me tell you this. If we live through the night
00:28:08and that radio on the plane is okay, I'm going to camp on it. Tomorrow I scare up a gunboat.
00:28:11Hello, you're welcome. I'm coming to the this world at Willow. Why would youтыожot?
00:28:29I'm coming to the Isso? How have you been doing? Let me listen to our
00:29:37Why, Mr. Bill, my imagination ain't that strong.
00:29:40Why, imagination couldn't drop this, could it?
00:29:43Look at that.
00:29:43What is it?
00:29:45It's an earring.
00:29:48Where did you say she went?
00:29:49She walked right through that wall, just like it wasn't there.
00:29:51Right here, Mr. Bill.
00:29:53I'll show it to you, too.
00:29:57She walked right through this wall here.
00:29:58And don't ask me how she done it.
00:30:00All right, solid as a rock.
00:30:08Yeah, it gets me.
00:30:09Any idea who she was?
00:30:10I didn't ask the lady her name.
00:30:12I was doing pretty good just looking.
00:30:13What do you say, Bill?
00:30:14You still think he's crazy?
00:30:15Well, I'll tell you better in the morning.
00:30:17Now, next time you see anything like that, hang on to it.
00:30:19If I do, he's got to catch up with me first.
00:30:38Nothing doing.
00:30:38Looks like even the doorknobs are haunted around this joint.
00:30:41Well, I'm going to find out what this is all about right now.
00:30:43Oh, Mr. Bill, with all these hats around here,
00:30:46does we have to go looking for him?
00:30:47Well, you can stay here, Jeff.
00:30:48No, sir.
00:30:49Wherever thou goes, I'll go.
00:30:51I hope it ain't too far.
00:30:52Well, keep your eyes open.
00:30:53Let's have a look downstairs.
00:31:08As quiet as a tune.
00:31:14A tune?
00:31:22June.
00:31:38Oh, Mr. Mac.
00:31:39Yeah.
00:31:40We better split up.
00:31:41Um, you don't mean three ways.
00:31:43Uh, Mr. Bill, I think two is better.
00:31:44Look, Jeff, where did you say you saw those things?
00:31:46Oh, Mr. Bill, you ain't going down in that zombie nest.
00:31:49Where is it?
00:31:50Oh, back in the kitchen?
00:31:51That's for me.
00:31:52All right, I'll look around up here.
00:31:54Okay.
00:31:54Come on, Jeff.
00:31:55Who, me?
00:31:55No, sir.
00:31:56Oh, Mr. Mac, I ain't got no business down there.
00:31:59Pipe down.
00:32:00You've got to show me the way.
00:32:01Does I have to?
00:32:01Can I draw you a map or something?
00:32:03Oh, go ahead, Jeff.
00:32:04You're wasting your time.
00:32:05Oh, my goodness.
00:32:06I just ran out of the skillet into the frying pan.
00:32:08I couldn't win tonight if I had crooked back.
00:32:11I never had to say.
00:32:36I never had to say.
00:33:03Oh, my God.
00:33:33Oh, it's you.
00:33:40Do you always sneak up on people like that?
00:33:43Not always.
00:33:44Tonight it seems to be the custom.
00:33:47I thought I'd return your call.
00:33:49Do you mind?
00:33:50My call?
00:33:52It's rather late for research, isn't it?
00:33:56There were some things I had to know.
00:33:59So I noticed.
00:34:00When you want to know a thing, you really go after it, don't you?
00:34:03Would you mind please telling me what you're driving at?
00:34:07Not at all.
00:34:08This prowling act of yours.
00:34:10What's the idea?
00:34:12Oh, it's my aunt.
00:34:13I'm so worried about her.
00:34:15She is hypnotized, isn't she?
00:34:18I don't know.
00:34:19I think so.
00:34:20You don't think I did it, do you?
00:34:23Well, I'm in no position to accuse anybody of anything.
00:34:27Look, Mr. Summers.
00:34:28I've got to get my aunt off this island.
00:34:30She's been this way ever since she came here.
00:34:32I'm afraid if we don't do something soon,
00:34:35something dreadful is going to happen to all of us.
00:34:39Well, I've got to trust somebody around here.
00:34:41That's a cinch.
00:34:42But in order to help you, you've got to help us.
00:34:44Well, I'll do anything.
00:34:46Anything I can.
00:34:48Well, we think Dr. Sangre has a radio transmitter concealed on this island.
00:34:54I've thought that for a long while.
00:34:55I don't know where he keeps it, but there must be one,
00:34:57because he's always getting messages from somewhere.
00:35:01Do you think you could find it?
00:35:02I'll try.
00:35:04Swell.
00:35:06We'd better get back to our rooms.
00:35:08Is there anything else?
00:35:09What now?
00:35:11I'll see you in the morning.
00:35:12Where'd those zombies come from?
00:35:17They didn't.
00:35:18They sprouted.
00:35:19Just like mushrooms.
00:35:21With a description like that,
00:35:22they ought to be very easy to find.
00:35:24That's just what I'm afraid of.
00:35:26Well, let's have a look around.
00:35:27Not me.
00:35:28I'm going to stay right here.
00:35:42The trumpet sure gives a man a color.
00:35:53Don't do that, Mr. Mac.
00:35:54You know my heart can't stand it.
00:35:57You know one thing, Mr. Mac, you see?
00:36:00Wow!
00:36:01Mr. Mac!
00:36:02Mr. Mac!
00:36:03Mr. Mac!
00:36:04Mr. Mac!
00:36:04Mr. Mac!
00:36:12Mr. Bill, the zombie's got Mr. Mac.
00:36:16You all right, Mac?
00:36:17Yeah.
00:36:17Looks like I pulled another, Brannigan.
00:36:19That's not so bad.
00:36:20It's just a bump.
00:36:21Yeah, two cracks on the bean in one night.
00:36:23How am I doing?
00:36:24I heard someone cry out.
00:36:25It was me, and I wasn't dreaming.
00:36:27Oh, yes.
00:36:27We thought we heard something, Doctor.
00:36:28We came down here to investigate.
00:36:30So?
00:36:31Yeah, I got tangled up with one of your ape men
00:36:32and got the worst of the argument.
00:36:34Too bad.
00:36:35I should have warned you.
00:36:36Some of my servants act as guards at night.
00:36:38You sure it wasn't a zombie?
00:36:40Ridiculous.
00:36:41Well, he knows it wasn't a zombie, Doc.
00:36:42It was our fault.
00:36:44We should have taken your advice
00:36:45and stayed where we belonged.
00:36:46You're the sensible man, Mr. Summers.
00:36:48Let's go back to bed, fellas.
00:36:50I'm sorry.
00:36:51This won't happen again.
00:37:04You know, this dump don't look half bad in the day like.
00:37:07Yeah, it almost makes last night
00:37:09seem like it didn't happen.
00:37:10Don't kid yourself.
00:37:12That airing happened.
00:37:13You know, I'm beginning to believe
00:37:14this thing was dropped on purpose.
00:37:16Good morning.
00:37:17Good morning.
00:37:18Howdy.
00:37:19I think you dropped this last night.
00:37:21That?
00:37:21Oh, no.
00:37:21That belongs to my aunt.
00:37:23I'm so glad I was able to find you alone.
00:37:25There's something I've got to tell you.
00:37:26What is it?
00:37:27It's about last night.
00:37:28There's a...
00:37:28Good morning.
00:37:34Having an interesting conversation, my dear?
00:37:36Miss Winslow was just telling us about your island.
00:37:38That's right.
00:37:39How thoughtful of her.
00:37:42Did you sleep well last night?
00:37:44Well, as well as we could with the storm and all.
00:37:47Good.
00:37:47I took the liberty of having some breakfast sent to your room.
00:37:50I hope you didn't mind.
00:37:51Not at all.
00:37:52It was an unexpected treat.
00:37:57You seem to admire my wife's earrings.
00:37:59Oh, I was just, uh...
00:38:02My wedding present to her.
00:38:04Very unique.
00:38:05Quite so.
00:38:06I dare say there's not another pair like them in the world.
00:38:10Really?
00:38:11They were among the few possessions which we were allowed to take out of the old country.
00:38:15You don't say.
00:38:18Well, while you are here, I want you to feel perfectly at ease and do as you like.
00:38:23What are your plans for today?
00:38:25I'm going down and take a look at the plane.
00:38:27Yes, we're anxious to see what damage was done by the crash last night.
00:38:30I see.
00:38:31Would you care to join us, Miss Winslow?
00:38:33Oh, I would love to.
00:38:34No, no.
00:38:35That would be quite impossible.
00:38:37My niece assists me as my secretary.
00:38:40We have a lot of work to do, my dear.
00:38:42Some other time, perhaps.
00:38:43Oh, certainly.
00:38:45Which will go, Mac?
00:38:46I'm all for it.
00:38:47Enjoy yourselves.
00:38:48But don't forget luncheon at noon.
00:38:50Thanks, Doctor.
00:38:52Bill, let's have a look at that earring.
00:38:59They're the same, all right.
00:39:01The only pair like them in the world, huh?
00:39:03I don't get it.
00:39:06Neither do I.
00:39:07Barbara didn't drop it.
00:39:08Madam Sign Grey couldn't have, apparently.
00:39:10Who did?
00:39:11This is the most cockeyed racket I ever bumped into.
00:39:14Well, I'm for getting out of it as quick as possible.
00:39:17Let's get that radio started.
00:39:20Bill.
00:39:22Look there.
00:39:23What about it?
00:39:24Ain't that a fresh grave?
00:39:26So what?
00:39:27You're in a cemetery where it's customary to bury people in fresh graves.
00:39:30Yeah.
00:39:31But that's been dug since the storm last night.
00:39:34Listen, are you getting those zombies on your mind, too?
00:39:36You and Jeff make a great pair.
00:39:37You still don't get it.
00:39:39Take a look at that headstone.
00:39:40That guy was buried over a week ago, and somebody must have dug him up.
00:39:46Come on.
00:39:47Boy, will I be glad to get away from this joint.
00:39:50Well, it could have been worse.
00:40:01Hey, Mac, come here.
00:40:03What's the matter?
00:40:03Is it busted?
00:40:09How do you like that?
00:40:10Eh, somebody's dismantled it.
00:40:12Dismantled it?
00:40:13I'll say they have.
00:40:13What next on this devil's island?
00:40:15Mac, we're in a spot.
00:40:16I don't know why, but somebody's trying to hold us here.
00:40:19He's trying to hold us, is it?
00:40:21That duck that's sangray and his droids and his zombies,
00:40:24he better not try to pull any of his black magic on me.
00:40:26Oh, calm down, Mac.
00:40:27Rabin isn't going to get us anywhere.
00:40:28I'm going to find that duck.
00:40:30Are you crazy?
00:40:31Do anything now to make him suspicious?
00:40:32No telling what he might do.
00:40:34Take it easy until we find out what he's up to.
00:40:36Well, maybe you're right.
00:40:38But there's one thing I can't do, and I'm going to do it right now.
00:40:40I said take it easy.
00:40:41All I'm going to do is try and find that generator we heard humming last night.
00:40:45Hey, that's an idea.
00:40:45The old man's got a radio hidden away someplace.
00:40:47We could sure use it.
00:40:48Let's go.
00:40:50You better let me handle this.
00:40:51Like you said, we don't want to make anybody suspicious.
00:40:53And with two of us snooping around, it mightn't look so hot.
00:40:55Okay.
00:40:55I'll go back to the house and try to get Barbara away from Doc long enough
00:40:58to find out what she was trying to tell us.
00:40:59Think you can handle it alone?
00:41:01A cinch.
00:41:02It's right up my alley.
00:41:03My old man used to be a cop.
00:41:18It mightn't look so hot.
00:41:34I don't know.
00:41:35Let's go.
00:42:05Tehama.
00:42:12Yes, master.
00:42:13How much longer?
00:42:14Soon, master, soon.
00:42:16Voodoo magic works slow, but it is sure.
00:42:20The admiral has fainted.
00:42:22Your magic is no good.
00:42:23It puts him to sleep.
00:42:25I am Mamalai, high voodoo priestess.
00:42:28I send him in trance, so he talk.
00:42:31Too slow.
00:42:32He has valuable information, which we must have at once.
00:42:35The three men upstairs may be in the secret service.
00:42:39You must make him talk, Tehama.
00:42:54Dr. Sangrei ruft X-4-0-2.
00:42:58Dr. Sangrei ruft X-4-0-2.
00:43:01Have another piece of pie, Honeyland?
00:43:07Already had two.
00:43:08You already had six, but does you want another one?
00:43:11Well, if you insist.
00:43:13Boy, you's the most pious man I ever did see.
00:43:17Ain't it the truth?
00:43:18I bet you none of them gals in Harlem never baked you no pie like that.
00:43:22Oh, I don't know.
00:43:24Oh, you ain't so smart.
00:43:26I had me a bull once, and he wasn't no common old valet like you neither.
00:43:30Is that so?
00:43:32He was an ex-porter.
00:43:34An ex-porter?
00:43:34That's right.
00:43:35Now, that's fine.
00:43:37What did he handle?
00:43:38Bags.
00:43:40On the Pullman train.
00:43:42What become of him?
00:43:43He was killed by a revolving crane.
00:43:46A revolving crane?
00:43:48Mm-hmm.
00:43:48Mm-hmm.
00:43:49Y'all sure have some fierce birds around this country.
00:43:52Do you miss him much?
00:43:54Not much.
00:43:55I seize him every now and then.
00:43:57He does?
00:43:58Hmm?
00:43:59He's Lazarus.
00:44:00That zombie you met last night.
00:44:02Oh, now, is that boy?
00:44:04Hmm?
00:44:06Jeff.
00:44:07Oh, it's you, Mr. Bill.
00:44:08You sure give me a turn.
00:44:09Have you seen Mac?
00:44:10He's been missing since early this morning.
00:44:12No, sir.
00:44:12I ain't seen him.
00:44:13You don't think nothing happened to him?
00:44:15I don't know what to think.
00:44:17Don't mind me, Mr. Bill.
00:44:18I'm on your side.
00:44:21You think we'd better go look for him?
00:44:22All right.
00:44:23Before we go, run upstairs and get my gun in the bag, will you?
00:44:25Well, you gonna shoot somebody?
00:44:27Well, don't ask any questions.
00:44:28Meet me in the library.
00:44:29Yes, sir.
00:44:32Oh, excuse me, Mr. Doctor.
00:44:44I'm in the wrong room.
00:44:47No, I ain't either.
00:44:48This is Mr. Bill's room.
00:44:49What you doing going through his bag?
00:44:51Jeff, I was looking for you.
00:44:54Looking for me?
00:44:55In there?
00:44:56I've got something to show you.
00:44:59You got something to show me?
00:45:00That's right.
00:45:01I know, Mr. Doctor, but I've got business elsewhere.
00:45:04Nonsense.
00:45:06This is far more important.
00:45:08Oh, not to me, Mr. Doctor.
00:45:10What is the matter?
00:45:14Oh, Doctor.
00:45:19Watch.
00:45:20That's where that lady went.
00:45:35What lady?
00:45:37The ghost lady.
00:45:45The ghost lady.
00:45:46Yes, she went right through there.
00:45:52Come.
00:45:53Now, wait a minute, Doc.
00:45:56Now, wait a minute, Mr. Sandman.
00:46:07Mr. Bill ain't gonna like this.
00:46:09Where's you taking me?
00:46:10Where's?
00:46:11Where's we going?
00:46:19Shh.
00:46:28Jeff, get a move on.
00:46:29We've got...
00:46:30You again.
00:46:32What are you doing in here?
00:46:32Where's Jeff?
00:46:34I wouldn't know, sir.
00:46:40It's gone.
00:46:41You know about this, you devil.
00:46:42Give me that gun.
00:46:44I have no gun, sir.
00:46:46Don't lie to me.
00:46:50Somebody has.
00:46:52Where's Jeff?
00:46:52Where is he?
00:46:53And Mac, what's happened to him?
00:46:54I wouldn't know, sir.
00:46:56You were gonna tell me or I'll...
00:46:57I said I wouldn't know, sir.
00:46:59You wouldn't spoil it if you didn't know.
00:47:04I'm gonna find him if I have to search every inch of this island.
00:47:07Yes, sir.
00:47:09Look at this watch.
00:47:12See it move.
00:47:14Watch it.
00:47:16You have seen nothing.
00:47:19You know nothing.
00:47:21Repeat after me.
00:47:23I have seen nothing.
00:47:25I know nothing.
00:47:27I have seen nothing.
00:47:28I knows nothing.
00:47:30I don't even know my name.
00:47:32I don't even know my name.
00:47:35I am dead.
00:47:37I'm...
00:47:37I is.
00:47:39Repeat.
00:47:40I am dead.
00:47:42I am dead.
00:47:44I am dead.
00:47:46I have returned to the land of the living.
00:47:49I am a zombie.
00:47:51I am a zombie.
00:47:54I am a zombie.
00:47:56I am a zombie.
00:47:58I am a zombie.
00:48:01I am a zombie.
00:48:04Get over there where you belong.
00:48:06Yes, sir.
00:48:14Move over, boys.
00:48:16I'm one of the gang now.
00:48:22Mac!
00:48:23Jeff!
00:48:24Mac!
00:48:46Mac!
00:48:48Mac!
00:48:48Where are you?
00:48:50Jeff!
00:48:51Mac!
00:48:51Mac!
00:48:51Mac!
00:48:52Mac!
00:48:52Mac!
00:48:53Mac!
00:48:56Mac!
00:48:57No, no, no, no.
00:49:27No!
00:49:33No!
00:49:39Aunt Alice, think.
00:49:41Think hard.
00:49:43Remember. Try to remember.
00:49:47You've got to get over this.
00:49:49You must speak to me.
00:49:51You must.
00:49:53No.
00:49:57So you're mixed up in this mess, too.
00:50:01Oh, no. I was only trying to.
00:50:03I know what you were trying to do.
00:50:05I thought Dr. Sangre was responsible for that.
00:50:07Now I see it's you.
00:50:09I'm only trying to undo what already has been done.
00:50:11Why, hypnotizing her still further.
00:50:13But it's the only way. You must believe me.
00:50:15I wouldn't believe you or anybody else in this madhouse.
00:50:17I suppose next you and your vultures will be after me.
00:50:19Next?
00:50:21Don't pretend that you don't know what happened to Jeff and Mac.
00:50:23I know.
00:50:25Look.
00:50:29Mac.
00:50:31He's sick. Get some brandy.
00:50:37Mac, tell me what's the matter.
00:50:39What happened? Where have you been?
00:50:45It doesn't do any good.
00:50:47Well, I hope you're satisfied.
00:50:49No, I didn't.
00:50:51I saw your friend enter from the jungle. Is anything the matter?
00:50:53What do you think?
00:50:55Well, let's have a look.
00:51:01I was afraid of that.
00:51:03He has contracted a very rare and dangerous jungle fever.
00:51:05Is that so?
00:51:07It paralyzes the motor region of his brain.
00:51:09He must have medical attention at once.
00:51:11But you're a doctor. See what you can do about it.
00:51:13I'm sorry it's beyond my powers.
00:51:15I thought so.
00:51:17You're going to let him die.
00:51:19Not at all.
00:51:21There's a native doctor in the village who knows more about this than I do.
00:51:23We'll send for him at once.
00:51:25I see.
00:51:27Find Mamba.
00:51:29And send for Dr. Cui.
00:51:30Yes, doctor.
00:51:31You'd better put him to bed.
00:51:43Mr. Summers, this is Dr. Cui.
00:51:45Charmed, Mr. Summers, I'm sure.
00:51:47How do you do, doctor?
00:51:48Dr. Cui was educated in your country.
00:51:51America.
00:51:52Precisely.
00:51:53This is the patient, I presume?
00:51:54Yes, make it snappy, will you, doctor?
00:51:59I'm sorry, but nothing I can do.
00:52:12Nothing?
00:52:13Are you sure?
00:52:15Positive.
00:52:16This man has been dead since morning.
00:52:29I'm profoundly sorry about the death of your friend, Mr. Summers.
00:52:34What has to be, has to be, I suppose.
00:52:38Did you have to bury him so soon?
00:52:40It was out of my hands.
00:52:42The local law insists.
00:52:44The climate and something even worse makes it necessary.
00:52:47You mean this voodoo zombie business, huh?
00:52:50This voodoo magic is far more real than you think, Mr. Summers.
00:52:54You heard what Dr. Cui had to say.
00:52:57Oh, but that's impossible, dead since morning.
00:53:00Things like that have happened before on this island.
00:53:03There are even whisperings going on among the natives
00:53:07that he was bewitched.
00:53:09Bewitched?
00:53:10But why?
00:53:11What for?
00:53:12Maybe for prying into things that did not concern him.
00:53:16Moment bitter, doctor.
00:53:19Come as a thought.
00:53:21Excuse me.
00:53:32What is it?
00:53:33The radio.
00:53:34Word has just come through.
00:53:36They must have the admiral's information at once.
00:53:39We've got to make him talk.
00:53:41We might perform the ceremony.
00:53:44The rites of transmigration.
00:53:47Get everything ready.
00:53:50Inform Tahama.
00:53:52And get Madame Sangry to the dungeon.
00:53:55Madame Sangry?
00:53:56You have me.
00:53:57Hurry.
00:54:14Tahama.
00:54:15The ceremony spater unto.
00:54:18I'll be right along.
00:54:21I'll have to go.
00:54:23You've got to feed the zombies.
00:54:25Me?
00:54:26I can't stand zombies and you knows it.
00:54:28Do as you're told.
00:54:30And you'd better set another plate.
00:54:33Before we're going to have company for dinner.
00:54:36Company?
00:54:37You mean there's a new one?
00:54:39That's right.
00:54:40The Irishman from upstairs.
00:54:49Well, I do declare.
00:54:55Imagine us having a white zombie for dinner.
00:54:58Bye.
00:54:59I'll end it then.
00:55:04Bye-bye!
00:55:06Isn't thatرت, James?
00:55:07Come to bed!
00:55:08Yes!
00:55:09iac秀 himselfhehehe
00:55:10His captainkin!
00:55:12You said General!
00:55:13I'll be out.
00:55:14His man named Matt alleons.
00:55:15I don't want you to go away!
00:55:16Come to bed!
00:55:17And he resultados!
00:55:18He gets well.
00:55:19I almost forgot Adamnelle.
00:55:21Unfortunately there's so it's the castle!
00:55:24Oh, one, two.
00:55:30Dad.
00:55:31Gangway for kid zombies.
00:55:32What you doing in that lineup?
00:55:34Don't bother me, woman.
00:55:36Can't you see I as a has-been?
00:55:37A zombie?
00:55:39Nothing else but.
00:55:40And don't ask me my name, because I don't know.
00:55:43I don't know nothing.
00:55:45You ain't no zombie.
00:55:47Zombies can't talk.
00:55:49Can I help it, because I'm loquacious?
00:55:51How'd you get this way?
00:55:53I ain't telling nothing.
00:55:54All I know is that I joined the club.
00:55:57And as a member, I has privileges.
00:56:00What privileges?
00:56:01Privileges to get fed.
00:56:03There ain't no new development with you.
00:56:05Woman, where's my food?
00:56:08There it is.
00:56:09Help yourself.
00:56:17Comedy, come and get it.
00:56:22Where's the white one?
00:56:29What white one?
00:56:31The one who flew the plane you come in.
00:56:33He's also one of the new recruits.
00:56:36The only one I know about is the boys in my squad.
00:56:42Is this the best food you got?
00:56:44The best?
00:56:44For zombies, that ain't the six-bit deluxe special.
00:56:49This being a zombie sure is a drawback.
00:56:55Why the salt?
00:56:56You eat that the way it is and likes it.
00:56:59Zombies ain't supposed to you so.
00:57:01I thought you said...
00:57:14I changed my mind.
00:57:16That's more like it.
00:57:19Take it easy there, woman.
00:57:21I ain't no hearing.
00:57:22Now eat.
00:57:23Pooh, what is you trying to do?
00:57:28Poison me?
00:57:29How's you feeling?
00:57:31How should I feel?
00:57:32You ain't feeling dead, is you?
00:57:34Because if you is, then you use a zombie.
00:57:36And if I ain't?
00:57:37Then you ain't no zombie.
00:57:39The rule says if a zombie uses salt,
00:57:42he dries up and gets dead again.
00:57:44How do I look?
00:57:47How do I look?
00:57:50Take a look for yourself.
00:57:53Well, according to this, I ain't dead.
00:57:57That's all I want to know.
00:57:59Then you ain't no zombie.
00:58:01How do you know?
00:58:02Because when a zombie looks in the mirror,
00:58:04he don't see nothing.
00:58:09That's me, all right.
00:58:11Well, I ain't no zombie after all.
00:58:14If I ain't no zombie, and there is,
00:58:16what am I doing here?
00:58:18Hey, where you going?
00:58:23Jeff, where have you been?
00:58:29What are you doing coming out of there?
00:58:31One at a time, Mr. Bill.
00:58:32I've just been reincarnated.
00:58:34You what?
00:58:35I just got de-zombie-fied.
00:58:37That's the facts, Mr. Bill.
00:58:38But that's all I remember.
00:58:40Jeff, you've got to remember.
00:58:41These zombies.
00:58:42Did you see any of them?
00:58:43I just got through eating dinner with them.
00:58:45Were any of them white?
00:58:47Why do you ask me that?
00:58:48Samantha asked me the same thing down in the kitchen.
00:58:50No, I was just thinking of Mac.
00:58:52They were in such a hurry to bury him.
00:58:54Bury him?
00:58:55Is Mr. Mac dead?
00:58:57My goodness.
00:58:59Maybe he's the one that, uh...
00:59:01The one?
00:59:02Go on.
00:59:03What one?
00:59:03I was digging in a graveyard.
00:59:06Can you imagine me digging in a graveyard?
00:59:09What about the graveyard?
00:59:11No.
00:59:12That couldn't have been me.
00:59:14Oh, but Jeff, you've got...
00:59:16What was that?
00:59:19Sounded like a woman's scream.
00:59:21What woman?
00:59:22I don't know, but it sounded like Barbara.
00:59:23I'll get the flashlight.
00:59:26Off again.
00:59:33Down here.
00:59:35I'm coming, Lordy, ain't it?
00:59:41This way.
01:00:03Madame Sangre.
01:00:22That's what you got for trying to warn us.
01:00:25Whoever did it can't be far away.
01:00:27You mean can't be too far away.
01:00:29Jeff, look.
01:00:31Eyes, if you look...
01:00:33I ain't responsible for nothing you see's.
01:00:39Mr. Bill, ain't that a coffin?
01:00:42It's Mac's.
01:00:43You don't think he done joined up with his armies, do you?
01:00:45I don't know.
01:00:46But if that Sangre thinks he can use Mac's body to...
01:00:49What's the matter?
01:00:50Listen.
01:00:55What does that sound like to you?
01:00:57I don't know, but it ain't Gene Krupa.
01:01:00It's the same drums we heard the other night.
01:01:02Voodoo drums.
01:01:02We got to find him.
01:01:04Oh, Mr. Bill, ain't we found enough in one day.
01:01:06After this, there's no telling what he's up to.
01:01:08Mac might be...
01:01:09Come on.
01:01:10I'm coming.
01:01:11Mr. Bill, does we have to do this?
01:01:29Quiet, Jeff.
01:01:30I ain't said I would.
01:01:31In there.
01:01:39In there.
01:01:47I won't budge.
01:02:13Jeff, you were down here.
01:02:14Don't you remember how you got in?
01:02:16I can't remember.
01:02:17Think hard, Jeff.
01:02:18We've got to get in there.
01:02:19Now, let me think.
01:02:21Oh, boy.
01:02:22Oh, boy.
01:02:23Oh, boy.
01:02:24Oh, boy.
01:02:25Oh, boy.
01:02:26Oh, boy.
01:02:29Oh, boy.
01:02:31Oh, boy.
01:02:33Yes, there are up.
01:02:35Here, too.
01:02:37Oh, boy.
01:02:39Here, too.
01:03:12Who are you? Speak. Tell me. Who are you?
01:03:33I am. I am.
01:03:37Admiral. Admiral.
01:03:42Admiral Wainwright.
01:03:47Admiral.
01:03:51Admiral.
01:03:56Admiral.
01:03:57Admiral.
01:03:58Admiral.
01:04:00You fool.
01:04:03To go! To go!
01:04:07Stop! Stop!
01:04:11Mamba, you fool! She was just going to talk!
01:04:15Unbelievers! Outsiders, come in!
01:04:27Get them!
01:04:33Mac, go back! It's Bill! Bill Summers, your pal! Go back!
01:04:37Mac, go back!
01:04:47Stop!
01:04:51Stop! Stop!
01:04:53Stop!
01:05:03Stop!
01:05:05Stop!
01:05:07Stop!
01:05:09Stop!
01:05:11Stop!
01:05:13Help!
01:05:17Did you contact the Coast Guard all right, Admiral?
01:05:35There'll be a boat here for us in the morning.
01:05:37How's your friend?
01:05:39Those bullets didn't help him any.
01:05:41He'll need a little patching up when that Coast Guard cutter gets here.
01:05:43But he says he's raring to go again.
01:05:45Say, by the way, how did that insane doctor manage to get you on this island?
01:05:50Well, he brought our plane down with a false radio beam.
01:05:53Killed the crew and tortured me to get information about our canal zone fortifications for his government.
01:05:59He didn't succeed at first.
01:06:02And then he decided to try this voodoo business.
01:06:06Oh, you mean those rights of transmigration he talked about?
01:06:10Yes, that's right.
01:06:11You see, he tried to transfer the Admiral's information to my brain.
01:06:15He was completely mad on the subject of hypnotism.
01:06:18Half the island was under his spell.
01:06:20First he tried to use Madame Sangry as a subject.
01:06:23When she broke under the strain, he used Barbara.
01:06:26I hate to think what might have happened if you hadn't turned those zombies against him.
01:06:31You and me both.
01:06:32If there's one thing that I wouldn't want to be twice,
01:06:35zombies is both of them.
01:06:36And now, you know, it's not that easy.
01:06:43Okay.
01:06:46I don't mind, sir.
01:06:56You and me both.
01:06:57You and me both.
01:06:59Bye.
01:06:59Bye.
01:07:00Bye.
01:07:01Bye.
01:07:01Bye.
01:07:02THE END
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