The Last Walk of Men

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The Last Walk of Men is a powerful classic drama that explores themes of fate, justice, and human dignity in the face of inevitable destiny. Through a tense and emotionally grounded narrative, the film follows men confronting their final journey, where courage, regret, and honor intertwine. With its strong performances and timeless storytelling, this film reflects the depth and atmosphere of vintage cinema.  Presented for classic film appreciation and archival viewing, this title is well suited for audiences who enjoy meaningful dramas, historical narratives, and thoughtful character-driven stories from the golden age of film.

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00:00:00You creatures of the light, how can you say with absolute certainty what does or does not dwell within the limitless ocean of the night?

00:00:28Are the dark and shrouded regions of evil not but figments of the imagination because you and your puny conceit say they cannot exist?

00:00:40Whence came the story told in frightened whispers down through the ages of witch and warlock, werewolf and vampire and all the spawn of hell born on the sable wings of night through the unholy communion of the witch's sabbath.

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00:02:02to infinite mercy.

00:02:10If there are any who care to look upon the face of the departed

00:02:13before he is carried to his final resting place,

00:02:17you may do so now.

00:02:32I'm sorry.

00:02:59How can you defile this sacred house

00:03:01for the body of that evil man, that servant of the devil?

00:03:07His hands are stained with the blood of the innocent

00:03:10in these unspeakable sorceries.

00:03:13Please, please, you can't create a disturbance here.

00:03:16Dr. Clayton, I'm terribly sorry.

00:03:31Poor old Kate hasn't been quite right since the shocking murder

00:03:35of her little granddaughter last year.

00:03:37But I never dreamed that.

00:03:39I understand.

00:03:40Why don't you please go on with the service?

00:03:42Yes, sir.

00:03:54Dust to dust and may his soul find a mercy.

00:03:57Isn't it all for the best, Uncle Lloyd?

00:03:59After all, he caused you nothing but unhappy.

00:04:01He was my brother.

00:04:04Yet he always seemed an alien soul, even in childhood.

00:04:07I believe he hated me all his life.

00:04:10After he returned from India, Elwin was like a man obsessed by a demon.

00:04:16Nothing was sacred to him.

00:04:19He had nothing but contempt for all that decent men hold dear.

00:04:22His mind became a black and evil thing,

00:04:25probing into the perverted knowledge of ancient sorcery and demonology.

00:04:30That must have been insane.

00:04:32We're all quick to call insane.

00:04:36Any mentality that deviates from conventional.

00:04:40There have been many things in heaven and earth undreamed of in our philosophy.

00:04:46Now, David, you take Gail home.

00:04:48I'm going to Elwin's house.

00:04:50Well, you're sure you won't leave me, Dr. Clayton?

00:04:52Yes, quite sure.

00:04:54Now, run along, dear.

00:04:56I'll be home very soon.

00:04:57All right, Uncle Lloyd.

00:04:59Come on, David.

00:05:00Come on, David.

00:05:30Come on, David.

00:05:31Come on, David.

00:05:36Horrible place for me.

00:06:00Stop!

00:06:01You don't know what you're doing!

00:06:02Well, you'll find yourself.

00:06:03Your brother searched the earth to find those things.

00:06:06books, and you dare destroy them.

00:06:07The earth will be a cleaner place without them.

00:06:08You'll find yourself.

00:06:09Your brother searched the earth to find those books.

00:06:13The earth will be a cleaner place without them.

00:06:14The fools who enforce the law believe his death was an accident.

00:06:15But I know you murdered him.

00:06:16You threw him from the top of the cliff.

00:06:17The earth will be a cleaner place without them.

00:06:18But I know you murdered him.

00:06:19You threw him from the top of the cliff.

00:06:20I fought only to save my own life.

00:06:21He brought his death upon himself.

00:06:22But I know you murdered him.

00:06:23You threw him from the top of the cliff.

00:06:24And I know you were to kill him.

00:06:25You brought him from the top of the cliff.

00:06:26I fought only to save my own life.

00:06:31He brought his death upon himself.

00:06:32You lie.

00:06:33You followed him there to murder him.

00:06:35You killed him.

00:06:36You killed him.

00:06:37What are you doing?

00:06:38You can't believe this.

00:06:39What are you doing?

00:06:40Why are you doing?

00:06:41They will burn yourself.

00:06:42Your brother search the earth to find those books.

00:06:43Why are you trying to destroy them?

00:06:47The earth will be a cleaner place without them.

00:06:49The fools who enforce the law believe his death was an accident.

00:06:52You couldn't get anyone to believe that.

00:06:54What do I care what they believe?

00:06:56You'll pray for death long before you die.

00:07:22Darling, you've made me very happy.

00:07:49No happier than you've made me.

00:07:51And now, don't you think we'd better tell Uncle Lloyd?

00:07:54After all, he is my guardian.

00:07:56Of course, although I don't think you'll be very much surprised.

00:08:19Are you back already?

00:08:33Has the moon lost its appeal?

00:08:35Why, not at all, sir.

00:08:37I...

00:08:38Well, that is, we, uh...

00:08:41What I'm trying to say is that...

00:08:42Do you possibly be trying to tell me that you and Gail are in love?

00:08:46That's it exactly, sir.

00:08:48I hope we have your approval.

00:08:50Yes, David.

00:08:52I know her happiness will be safe in your hands.

00:08:56I'll do my best, sir.

00:08:58I believe you.

00:09:00I can face the future with a lighter heart.

00:09:03You speak as if you're in danger.

00:09:05No, not at all, dear.

00:09:06It just makes me feel happy to know that your future's assured, that's all.

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00:13:06What do you make of her, Dr. Clayton?

00:13:20I don't know.

00:13:22She was in perfect health a week ago.

00:13:24Now she's dead.

00:13:25Do you think it was murder?

00:13:35I don't know what to say.

00:13:36There's not a wound on the body except the two tiny punchy marks in the throat.

00:13:40If the appearance of the body would indicate that she bled to death.

00:13:44I could tell you why she died.

00:13:47But you wouldn't believe me.

00:13:49Kate, if you go snooping around, I'll have to send you away.

00:13:53Oh, please, don't do that.

00:13:55I don't mean any harm.

00:13:56You're a good man, Dr. Clayton.

00:14:00Everyone knows the goodness of your heart.

00:14:03But your brother Elwin brought terrible evil upon us.

00:14:08He's dead, Kate.

00:14:10And all evil died with him.

00:14:12But it didn't die.

00:14:13It's growing stronger every day.

00:14:15That's enough.

00:14:15You'd better leave.

00:14:27I suppose by rights I should send her to an institution.

00:14:31Oh, that would be needless cruelty.

00:14:33She's perfectly harmless.

00:14:35I'll take your word for her.

00:14:40I think I should order an autopsy.

00:14:43This may be murder.

00:14:45I doubt if you'd learn much from an autopsy.

00:14:49The bloodless condition of the body wasn't caused by any known poison.

00:15:15You burned the book that would have given you the information you want.

00:15:25Elwin.

00:15:27Did I startle you?

00:15:29I'm so sorry.

00:15:32But you can't be standing there.

00:15:35You're dead.

00:15:37No, I'm not dead.

00:15:38I have life far beyond anything you can understand.

00:15:48But that doesn't make you any of the less guilty of murder.

00:15:53You took it upon yourself to sit in judgment of me and destroy my mortal span of life.

00:15:58Am I losing my mind?

00:16:04There was no sign of life in Elwin's body when it was placed in the vault.

00:16:09You'll know that I'm no intangible figment of your imagination when you feel the weight of my hatred.

00:16:16Your life will be a torment.

00:16:20I'll strip you of everything you hold dear.

00:16:24Before I break you down to a sordid death.

00:16:27Young love in the moonlight.

00:16:56The theme of so many poetic rhapsodies.

00:17:03Gayle was an easy hypnotic subject.

00:17:06And I would make her my disciple.

00:17:09To save her from being initiated into the dark mysteries.

00:17:13The eminently respectable Dr. Creighton.

00:17:18Stooped to murder.

00:17:20Yes.

00:17:22Your life, a menace to all this clean and decent, had no right to exist.

00:17:27That you failed.

00:17:32By the power of those I serve, my life is indestructible.

00:17:36Eternally sustained by the life I take from others.

00:17:40I'll take life from Gayle.

00:17:48Slowly.

00:17:49You'll see her life end day by day and be powerless to save her.

00:17:55Man, old devil, I don't know what you are, but...

00:17:57What happened?

00:18:11Are you all right, Uncle Lloyd?

00:18:26Yes, there's nothing to worry about, dear.

00:18:29I thought I saw a burglar, that's all.

00:18:33Oh, you nearly frightened me to death.

00:18:35I'm sorry I frightened you.

00:18:36It was nothing but a shatter.

00:18:39It's a bit late, but you better go to bed.

00:18:41All right.

00:18:43Good night, dear.

00:18:44Good night, Uncle Lloyd.

00:18:51Good night, David.

00:18:55It's a long time to wait, but I'll see you in the morning.

00:18:58Oh, an ambitious young doctor shouldn't waste his valuable time thinking up pretty speeches.

00:19:03Good night.

00:19:04Good night.

00:19:16Forgive me, Dr. Clayton, if I seem to be impertinent.

00:19:20But have you told all the truth about that shooting?

00:19:23No.

00:19:25I have reason to doubt my own sanity.

00:19:28Why do you say that?

00:19:30I saw my brother Elwyn here as plainly as I see you and talked to him.

00:19:35If it was no insane hallucination,

00:19:38it's too terrible to think about.

00:19:44Oh, don't worry about it.

00:19:45You've been under a great strain lately,

00:19:47and you know what kind of tricks our nerves play on us sometimes.

00:19:51Yes, that's my only hope.

00:19:53If you'd let me take over most of the burden of your practice for a while,

00:19:57I'm sure you'd be all right in no time.

00:20:00Thank you, David.

00:20:01Thank you, David.

00:20:10Thank you, David.

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00:21:12Let them be the flickering frame of your life and horrid vitality.

00:21:22The final outcome will be the same.

00:21:24In a short time now, they will call you dead.

00:21:34Then you will awaken and be as I am now.

00:21:37You will serve and pay me for it.

00:21:43Good morning, David.

00:21:57Good morning, Dr. Clayton.

00:21:58How is Gail?

00:21:59Is she any better today?

00:22:00I am desperately worried about her.

00:22:01In spite of everything I can do, she grows steadily weaker.

00:22:04Haven't you discovered the cause yet?

00:22:05As you can see, she has all the symptoms of acute anemia, and I am treating her for that.

00:22:09But I can't find a single case in medical history, and it develops so quickly.

00:22:14There must be something that can be done.

00:22:15You can't just let her die.

00:22:16There must be something that can be done.

00:22:17Can't just let her die.

00:22:21I am.

00:22:22Good.

00:22:23I can't believe you.

00:22:25Good morning.

00:22:27You are so sorry to see you.

00:22:28I'm sorry to see you.

00:22:29I am not sure to see you in the dark.

00:22:30You are not sure to see you.

00:22:31You are not sure to see her.

00:22:32Well, you are.

00:22:33Be something that can be done.

00:22:36Can't just let her die.

00:22:55Hello, dear.

00:22:56Hello, darling.

00:22:58I'm sorry to cause you and Uncle Lloyd so much worry.

00:23:00No, don't you fret about it.

00:23:02We're going to have you up and about in just no time at all.

00:23:04I know.

00:23:07Isn't it lovely out here in the sunshine?

00:23:10But it's so different at night.

00:23:14I have such awful nightmares, I dread falling asleep.

00:23:17Why, what do you dream about?

00:23:19I dream of a horrible bat-like creature hovering over me.

00:23:23I try to struggle, but I can't move a muscle.

00:23:27Then it seems to swoop down and suffocate me.

00:23:35Where did you get those marks on your neck?

00:23:37Oh, an insect bite, I guess.

00:23:41I was rather unsightly, so I've been wearing the scar.

00:23:45When did that happen?

00:23:47I don't know.

00:23:48I just happened to discover the marks the other morning when I was looking in the mirror.

00:23:52Was it painful?

00:23:54No.

00:23:55In fact, there's no sensation in that particular spot at all.

00:24:02That's fine.

00:24:04Dr. Clayton, don't you think Gail should have a blood transfusion immediately?

00:24:08Yes, I've been thinking about that.

00:24:12I'll advertise for a donor.

00:24:14I'd like to do it.

00:24:15Get my blood to the right type.

00:24:17Oh, good.

00:24:18I'll make a test.

00:24:33There's more cuddle in her face already.

00:24:35How do you feel, darling?

00:24:38Ever so much better.

00:24:41I don't think we have any more to worry about.

00:24:57What's the matter?

00:24:58I've just clumped if that was all.

00:25:05Now, my dear, the best thing for you is to sleep.

00:25:10Good night, dear.

00:25:11You're by far the nicest uncle anyone ever had.

00:25:16Hurry and get well, darling.

00:25:20Remember you've got a date for a wedding.

00:25:22I won't forget.

00:25:23I won't forget.

00:25:24Dr. Clayton, is anything troubling you?

00:25:50Yes.

00:25:51I saw a face outside Gail's window.

00:25:53Well, that's absurd.

00:25:54Gail's window is on the side.

00:25:55I know it sounds fantastic, but I'm convinced that Elvin is responsible in some way for some intangible menace threatening us all.

00:26:05Well, that's impossible.

00:26:06Elvin's dead.

00:26:07I know it's impossible according to all normal laws of nature, but can we be sure there are no supernatural laws beyond our understanding?

00:26:16We've been watching Gail grow steadily weaker and weaker, sinking every day.

00:26:23And medical science could offer no explanation.

00:26:26Dr. Clayton, even though some things may be unknown to medical science, I'd hardly look to superstition for the explanation.

00:26:38Don't ask me to believe that Elvin's threatening Gail's life.

00:26:41The dead have no power over the living.

00:26:43I don't know what I believe myself.

00:26:45One reads of so many things of which there seems to be no natural explanation.

00:26:53Will you come with me to the vault where Elvin is buried?

00:26:57Why go there?

00:26:58Because if there is such a thing as a vampire existence after death, the state of the body will show the proof and it can be destroyed.

00:27:06Well, that's ridiculous.

00:27:08I feel like a fool or worse, prowling around dead bodies of such an errand.

00:27:14Can you afford to be squeamish?

00:27:16My girl's life may be in danger.

00:27:20All right, I'll go with you.

00:27:22If what I fear is true, there's no time to lose.

00:27:36The coffin's been taken away.

00:27:53Perhaps it's been stolen by medical students.

00:27:56I'm afraid that's not the answer.

00:27:59Elvin dedicated his entire life to the dark powers of evil.

00:28:02What unholy forces he set in motion.

00:28:07Dr. Clayton, ignorant people believe that sort of thing in medieval times, but not anymore.

00:28:13I know there's a natural cause for every effect.

00:28:17And I don't believe Gail's life is being threatened by any supernatural power from beyond the grave.

00:28:22Perhaps you're right, I don't know.

00:28:24Dr. Clayton, I'd like to marry Gail immediately and take her away.

00:28:28I think a change of climate might be beneficial.

00:28:30I don't know whether that would be advisable or not.

00:28:35I'll think it over.

00:28:37I hate to come to you with this, Sheriff.

00:28:39I just can't wait any longer.

00:28:40Well, what's the trouble?

00:28:41Unless you do something right away, I'm afraid Gail's going to be murdered.

00:28:44Well, who do you suspect of trying to murder her, Dr. Clayton?

00:28:45Oh, that's impossible.

00:28:46Why, Dr. Clayton's one of the finest men I ever knew.

00:28:47That's what I used to believe.

00:28:48But I've been forced to change my opinion.

00:28:49He's either losing his mind or is attempting to divert suspicion from himself with some fantastic story of supernatural vengeance from beyond the grave.

00:28:50Well, why should he want to kill her?

00:28:51Well, why should he want to kill her?

00:28:52Well, I don't know.

00:28:53I don't know.

00:28:54I don't know.

00:28:55I don't know.

00:28:56I don't know.

00:28:57I don't know.

00:28:58I don't know.

00:28:59I don't know.

00:29:00Well, that's right.

00:29:01I don't know.

00:29:02I don't know.

00:29:03I don't know.

00:29:04I don't know.

00:29:05I'm sorry.

00:29:06I don't know.

00:29:07But I don't know.

00:29:08I don't know.

00:29:09But you're trying to murder her, Dr. Clayton.

00:29:10Oh, that's impossible.

00:29:11Well, Dr. Clayton's one of the finest men I ever knew.

00:29:12That's what I used to believe.

00:29:13But I've been forced to change my opinion.

00:29:14He's either losing his mind or is attempting to divert suspicion from himself with some fantastic story of supernatural vengeance from beyond the grave.

00:29:19But why should he want to kill her?

00:29:21She has considerable money, which he would inherit if she died unmarried.

00:29:25Well, Dr. Clayton wouldn't want her money.

00:29:26He has plenty of his own.

00:29:29Besides, that's a very serious charge to make, merely on suspicion.

00:29:32What if it is?

00:29:34I'm watching her die, and something's got to be done.

00:29:37The other night, I insisted that he give her a blood transfusion,

00:29:40and immediately her condition improved.

00:29:42I myself could see how she became stronger.

00:29:46The next morning, she was weaker than ever.

00:29:50Well, there isn't a thing I can do

00:29:51unless you give me some definite proof of criminal intent.

00:29:55After Gail is dead,

00:30:00you may be able to charge her with murder.

00:30:04That will be a great comfort to me.

00:30:25Are you sleeping?

00:30:34No, just resting.

00:30:36I heard about what was happening to you, and I had to come here.

00:30:39I'm the only one who can save you.

00:30:41I appreciate your interest,

00:30:43but Uncle Lord's doing everything possible.

00:30:45I know you don't believe me.

00:30:47You think I'm crazy.

00:30:49Everyone does.

00:30:49But I know more about some things

00:30:52than you'll find in all the doctor books in this room.

00:30:57You wear that scarf to hide the marks on your throat.

00:31:01I know what made them.

00:31:03I know what steals the life from you at night.

00:31:06And I also know what'll save you.

00:31:09It was no use for me to talk to Dr. Clayton or no one else.

00:31:13They wouldn't believe me.

00:31:15The sheriff said he'd send me away

00:31:17if I made a nuisance of myself.

00:31:19Don't worry about that.

00:31:22I can help you if you'll let me.

00:31:26Here.

00:31:27Wear this.

00:31:29Wear it around your neck always.

00:31:31Never take it off.

00:31:33I naturally hold the cross in reverence.

00:31:37But how can wearing it be of any greater help?

00:31:39Because they haven't the power to touch a sacred symbol.

00:31:43They?

00:31:44Who do you mean?

00:31:45Vampires.

00:31:48Creatures of the devil

00:31:49who are neither alive nor dead.

00:31:51During the day they sleep in their graves

00:31:53in death like sleep.

00:31:54But at night

00:31:55they have the power to roam the earth.

00:32:02Oh.

00:32:04I didn't mean no harm, Dr. Clayton.

00:32:11Don't be afraid.

00:32:12I know you didn't mean any harm.

00:32:14Exciting isn't good for our patient.

00:32:18I didn't mean to get her excited.

00:32:20I was just anxious to help her, that's all.

00:32:22I understand that, but I...

00:32:24I think you'd better go.

00:32:28The vampire is your brother, Elwin.

00:32:30Take his body from the vault

00:32:32and destroy it with fire.

00:32:33That's the only way you can put an end

00:32:35to his evil power.

00:32:37The body isn't there.

00:32:39Someone has removed it.

00:32:41You must find where it is.

00:32:44Nothing can destroy his power at night,

00:32:46but his sorcery cannot protect him during the day.

00:32:50I'll do all I can to help you find him.

00:32:52Don't you believe what she said?

00:33:02Is that why I have those horrible nightmares?

00:33:05I don't know, dear.

00:33:06It seems utterly impossible,

00:33:07and yet it's the only answer

00:33:08to an impossible condition.

00:33:13I've been convinced

00:33:14of some malignant powers at work,

00:33:16but I didn't want to frighten you with that,

00:33:17and I couldn't even believe

00:33:19the evidence of my own eyes.

00:33:24Do as she said.

00:33:28Wear this, my dear.

00:33:30It's the symbol of a power

00:33:31that delivers from all evil,

00:33:34and we need divine help.

00:33:35and then frightening.

00:33:38Bye.

00:33:40Bye.

00:33:41Bye.

00:33:50Bye.

00:33:53Bye.

00:33:54Bye.

00:33:57Bye.

00:33:58Bye.

00:33:59Bye.

00:34:04Bye.

00:34:04THE END

00:34:34I can't stand this any longer.

00:34:50We've got to have a showdown.

00:34:52I think you're killing Gail.

00:34:55How can I be doing that?

00:34:56I don't know what devilish means you're using.

00:35:00But if she dies,

00:35:01I'll kill you.

00:35:02I've done everything in my power to save her.

00:35:06Don't expect me to believe that.

00:35:09Anyone with the slightest medical knowledge

00:35:11can see that she's not suffering from any normal disease.

00:35:14Her vitality is being systematically destroyed.

00:35:17That's true.

00:35:19I don't know how I can make you believe

00:35:22what my own common sense calls impossible.

00:35:25Her life is threatened by some abnormal creature

00:35:28that has no right to exist.

00:35:30That abnormal creature is human.

00:35:32Not a ghost returning from the grave.

00:35:35If I could possibly do so,

00:35:37I'd take her away from here.

00:35:39But the law protects you.

00:35:42All I can do is hold you responsible for her life.

00:35:46If she dies,

00:35:48so will you.

00:35:49I don't blame you for suspecting me.

00:35:54I don't blame you for thinking possibly

00:35:56that I'm a homicidal maniac.

00:35:58The truth is even more unbelievable.

00:36:02I honestly believe that she's better off here

00:36:05than if you took her away.

00:36:07But why don't you stay and watch over her?

00:36:11I'd be glad to have your help.

00:36:13I'm sorry if I've done you an injustice.

00:36:27But I've been so worried about Gail,

00:36:29I've nearly lost my mind.

00:36:31I understand.

00:36:32And I sympathize with you with all my heart.

00:36:35Let's go up and see how she is.

00:36:37How do you feel, dear?

00:36:57A little better.

00:36:59And I wasn't troubled with any nightmares.

00:37:02Good.

00:37:02Go back to sleep.

00:37:03I'm going to sit here beside you for a while.

00:37:05It'll be nice to know that you're near me

00:37:07even when I'm asleep.

00:37:09I believe you won't be troubled anymore, nightmares.

00:37:13Good night, dear.

00:37:14Good night, Uncle Lord.

00:37:21When they're all asleep,

00:37:23break into the house

00:37:24and get the chain from around her neck, Zola.

00:37:27You can do it, I can't.

00:37:30I will do as you say, Master.

00:37:35I'm going to break into the house.

00:37:36I'm going to run.

00:37:37I don't know.

00:37:38I'll do as you tell them to go.

00:37:56I'm going to go somewhere.

00:37:57I don't know.

00:37:59I don't know.

00:38:00I don't know.

00:40:03What is this talk about, Brad?

00:40:05I know you don't believe him, but I can't let that sound in my way now.

00:40:09I'll hesitate at nothing to make you talk.

00:40:12Where does he lie hidden during the day?

00:40:14You'll never know.

00:40:16No, you don't.

00:40:17I want to know what you're doing in this house.

00:40:21There he goes.

00:40:25What chance have you against me?

00:40:26I have powers of my command far beyond your wildest dream.

00:40:34Your life is forfeit any time I care to take you.

00:40:37It's not possible.

00:40:54It is possible.

00:40:56Now you know what we're up against.

00:41:00What can we do against a creature like that?

00:41:03Despite what he said, he can be destroyed.

00:41:06In the meantime, you guard Gay or don't leave her alone for a minute.

00:41:10Yes.

00:41:10You've failed.

00:41:21I couldn't help it.

00:41:22He woke up.

00:41:23I'll try again.

00:41:25That opportunity is gone.

00:41:26I'll be on their guard now.

00:41:29You must try something else.

00:41:31You must try something else.

00:42:01Good evening, Sheriff.

00:42:03Good evening, Doctor.

00:42:05Young Bentley made some wild talk before church this morning.

00:42:09Yes, he was hot out of his mind with worry.

00:42:13He came here to accuse me of trying to murder Gayle.

00:42:16Yes, that was it.

00:42:18But you don't believe that?

00:42:20No.

00:42:21But others heard.

00:42:23Gossip has gone all around.

00:42:27A considerable feeling has been stirred up.

00:42:29And there's no telling what some irresponsible hothead might do.

00:42:32I'm sorry to have people feel that way about me.

00:42:35But I don't see what I can do about it.

00:42:37Well, I suggest that you go away for a while.

00:42:41They'll soon cool down and come to their senses.

00:42:43But I can't believe.

00:42:45I have work here that must be done.

00:42:48I have work here that must be done.

00:44:18So this is where you lie hidden during the day.

00:44:39The color in your face proving you are a vampire, and not one of the honest dead who rests in peace.

00:44:48Dr. Clayton will believe me when he sees you, and fire will destroy your evil powers.

00:45:09Dr. Clayton ate one of them crazy jiggle and hide fellas.

00:45:16Dr. Clayton ate one of them crazy jiggle and hide fellas that puts on the pliers there during the day time and goes around the night committing murder.

00:45:42You're right.

00:45:42You know, when people are dying and no one knows the reason why, it looks like murder to me, and we'd better do something about it.

00:45:48And we will, don't you?

00:45:49I don't like that kind of talk, Wilkins.

00:45:51Maybe we don't like the way you're not doing anything.

00:45:52I'm doing everything possible.

00:45:55There's not the slightest proof of murder against anyone.

00:45:58And I'll throw you in jail for inciting mob violence if you don't keep crying.

00:46:02Hey, dear!

00:46:03Here!

00:46:03Thank you, Mr. Clayton.

00:46:05Oh, Kate's been murdered.

00:46:07Murdered?

00:46:08Where did this happen?

00:46:09In that old abandoned cemetery.

00:46:11I heard her scream, but by the time I got there, she's dead.

00:46:14Her neck was broken.

00:46:15Did you see anyone?

00:46:17No, and I didn't hang around looking for anyone.

00:46:20I ain't lost no crazy murderers.

00:46:21Oh, Kate never harmed a soul in her life.

00:46:23Her death is proof enough that there's a crazy killer roaming around here.

00:46:26You'll be having to find him.

00:46:27It's my business.

00:46:28I'll not stand for any mob picking matters in their own hands.

00:46:32That's final.

00:46:32Take me to where the body is.

00:46:38Get me.

00:46:42We'd better do something pretty quick.

00:47:03Let's go.

00:47:10We're going to have a good time.

00:47:12Let's go.

00:47:42Why am I here?

00:48:03Old Kate found you and I had to kill her.

00:48:08I knew they'd search the cemetery, so I brought you here.

00:48:12You will be well rewarded for your faithful service of love.

00:48:19Make a secret crypt for me here, where I can remain undisturbed.

00:48:24Everything will be as you say.

00:48:31O mighty Lord of the Abyss, your servant bows in eternal obedience to your will.

00:48:36Time has come when I must destroy all those who stand in our way.

00:50:19Finding this place across the case of her life would have been no good.

00:50:23If I'd only known in the time that he was here.

00:51:49I see you.

00:51:52I am ready for this.

00:51:53I see you.

00:51:54Look back in there.

00:51:55Stop.

00:52:13Look, Doc Clayton just committed another murder.

00:52:15I saw him as crazy as I see you, and he cleared it.

00:52:18And he glared at me like a devil.

00:52:20You get on the phone and run some of the folks.

00:52:22We'll stop this right now.

00:52:46Dr. Clayton.

00:52:49But you should be guarding Gayle.

00:52:51No, she's all right.

00:52:52I look in every few minutes.

00:52:54Did you find the hiding place?

00:52:56Yes, but I was too late.

00:52:58The coffin had been removed.

00:53:02I don't know why I didn't think of search the old cemetery before.

00:53:05Before Kate sacrificed her life.

00:53:08We stood around long enough waiting for the sheriff to do something.

00:53:11Get up!

00:53:13Gail's all right. She's sleeping like a baby.

00:53:23What's her next move?

00:53:25I don't know. We must find that coffin.

00:53:28But I don't know where to search.

00:53:30Why don't we just try and think of all the logical places.

00:53:34Evelyn's house.

00:53:37Might have been taken there.

00:53:39That's worth trying.

00:53:49Dr. Clayton.

00:53:51You stay here with Gayle.

00:53:54Let me go.

00:53:55No.

00:53:56I told you before I feel that I must be the one to destroy him.

00:54:01We were brothers and there was a bond of hatred between us that lasted a lifetime.

00:54:07If I fail, then you must be the one to take up the fight. For Gayle's sake and for the sake of mankind.

00:54:37Some of you men surround the house. The rest come with me.

00:54:57Where's Dr. Clayton?

00:54:59He's not here.

00:55:00Where is he?

00:55:02What do you want with him?

00:55:03We're going to stop him from committing any more crazy murders.

00:55:07Dr. Clayton is innocent.

00:55:08Well, you said yourself he was trying to murder Gayle.

00:55:11I was wrong.

00:55:13Please believe me. Terribly wrong.

00:55:14No, you aren't. You were right.

00:55:16I saw the proof tonight with my own eyes and I caught him red-handed.

00:55:20That couldn't have been Dr. Clayton. It was his brother, Elwin.

00:55:23Have you gone crazy?

00:55:25Elwin Clayton is dead. Everyone knows that.

00:55:28You don't understand.

00:55:29I don't understand why you're trying to protect him.

00:55:32All right, men. Go ahead and search the house.

00:55:34Come on, you.

00:55:38Wilkins, you stupid boy.

00:55:40Yeah, you...

00:55:41Go ahead with the search, men.

00:56:02Operator. Operator. Operator. Now you don't.

00:56:11Believe me, you're making a terrible mistake. I'm telling you the truth when I say that Elwin's responsible for those murders.

00:56:17I'm beginning to believe that you're just as crazy and dangerous as Dr. Clayton.

00:56:34Here's Dr. Clayton.

00:57:04You'll never leave here alive.

00:57:34Well, wait here.

00:57:43He's got to come back sometime.

00:57:47Would you look at this?

00:58:05A book on witchcraft and vampires.

00:58:10No one in his right mind would read this sort of trash.

00:58:14It will soon be daylight.

00:58:22I suppose he just went out for an evening stroll, huh?

00:58:25You wouldn't understand.

00:58:27I understand about murder and I know what to do about it.

00:58:44Master!

00:58:54Master!

00:58:56You don't wait for death.

00:59:01You come to meet him.

00:59:10Carry this thought with you to your death.

00:59:13Kale will become a vampire.

00:59:16A slave to my will forever.

00:59:31Master!

00:59:32Master!

00:59:33Master!

00:59:34Master!

00:59:35Master!

00:59:36Master!

00:59:40TODD

00:59:42I got away!

01:00:06He got away! Come on!

01:00:14There he goes!

01:00:36Marsha! Marsha!

01:00:48You're weakening, aren't you? Your time has almost come.

01:01:00Dawn, you'll be as helpless as one truly did.

01:01:06Marsha! Marsha!

01:01:31Let me go! You must be found alive!

01:01:34Hold you here, even if it costs me my life!

01:01:37Marsha! Marsha!

01:01:49Look! Good heavens! There's two of them!

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