Shock Waves 1974 Remastered

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00:00:02Shortly before the start of World War II, the German High Command began a secret investigation into the powers of

00:00:09the supernatural.

00:00:11Ancient legend told of a race of warriors who used neither weapons nor shields, and whose superhuman power came from

00:00:19within the earth itself.

00:00:21As Germany prepared for war, the SS secretly enlisted a group of scientists to create an invincible soldier.

00:00:29It is known that the bodies of soldiers killed in battle were returned to a secret laboratory near Koblenz, where

00:00:36they were used in a variety of scientific experiments.

00:00:40It was rumored that toward the end of the war, Allied forces met German squads that fought without weapons, killing

00:00:47only with their bare hands.

00:00:49No one knows who they were or what became of them, but one thing is certain.

00:00:54Of all the SS units, there was only one that the Allies never captured a single member of.

00:01:13The End

00:03:17Hey, hey, don't do this.

00:03:19He's trying to help you.

00:03:23I couldn't understand what they wanted.

00:03:26It didn't occur to me I was being rescued.

00:03:28It's okay.

00:03:29It's okay.

00:03:29We don't mean no hurt to you.

00:03:31Jonathan, put some water here.

00:03:39What are you doing way out here in the boat, little lady?

00:03:42Here, some cool liquid for you.

00:03:45Make you feel right.

00:03:51You want to tell us now what you're doing out here?

00:03:56I wish I could have told him.

00:03:58But it's only now that I remember any of it at all.

00:04:19It was the second day on one of those small dive boats that takes you around the islands.

00:04:25The engine had broken down for the second time.

00:04:30Oh, my God.

00:04:54Oh, my God.

00:05:17Oh, my God.

00:05:47Deeper at half speed.

00:05:49No sense putting any strain on that crankshaft.

00:05:54Here's your course.

00:06:00Three, three, zero.

00:06:02Northwest?

00:06:03Three, three, zero.

00:06:05North, northwest.

00:06:08Listen, my friend.

00:06:10What we must have on this boat is accurate navigation.

00:06:14You say to his best friend,

00:06:16the way he makes his way around without losing his boat and his crew.

00:06:21It isn't how good-looking he is.

00:06:23It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:27Sorry.

00:06:28Don't apologize.

00:06:29Navigate.

00:06:30It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:35It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:37It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:41It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:42It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:46It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:47It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:50It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:52It's his ability to navigate.

00:06:58It's his ability to navigate.

00:07:03Jesus, look at the sun.

00:07:31See if you can read someone on the radio.

00:08:00Look up the entrance.

00:08:22You hear that?

00:08:23Be quiet.

00:08:42Let's get the hell out of here.

00:08:58Let's get the hell out of here.

00:09:19Norman, it's pitch black out there. What do you expect to see?

00:09:22I don't like this one bit.

00:09:25I hope these people know what they're doing.

00:09:27They must know what they're doing.

00:09:28They're sailors, aren't they?

00:09:30So was the crew of the Titanic.

00:09:37Look, Norman, if you're so worried, why don't you go upstairs and help the captain steer the boat?

00:09:41I'm sure he'd be very grateful.

00:09:43I think I'll do just that.

00:09:50Hey, how about a drink?

00:09:52No, thank you.

00:09:53I'm going to speak to the captain about this situation.

00:09:56Oh, relax.

00:09:57Besides, you won't get anything out of him.

00:09:59I already tried.

00:10:00Well, don't you think it's a bit unusual?

00:10:02People ready for some dinner?

00:10:05Can anyone tell us what's going on out there?

00:10:09I'm only the galley hand.

00:10:10I don't know no more than you do.

00:10:12Hey, Dobbs, how about a drink?

00:10:14Don't mind if I do.

00:10:15Yes, but you're an experienced seaman.

00:10:17You must have encountered...

00:10:20Take it neat just the way it is.

00:10:26You mean to say you've never seen anything like this?

00:10:30I can't say as I ever have.

00:10:33Well, aren't you curious about it?

00:10:36C spits up, but I can't keep down.

00:10:41She's been holding steady for half an hour.

00:10:46Steer 165 and keep her below eight knots.

00:10:50Take another reading a couple of hours.

00:10:53Do you have any idea where we are?

00:10:56Well, when the weather clears.

00:10:58In the meantime, keep checking the radio and keep your eyes peeled.

00:11:02Alright, everyone...

00:11:06To make something great.

00:11:08Do you want to know where we can do it?

00:11:10All right, wouldn't you mind?

00:11:20Can we hear any of you?

00:11:20Like, don't do it.

00:11:31Come, Hud'sSktokun.

00:11:32See you coming along.

00:11:36If it looks on your faces, maybe I shouldn't eat this.

00:11:40Your cook Dobbs here just told us one hell of a yarn.

00:11:45What was it this time? Sea monsters or ghost ships?

00:11:49Well, as a matter of fact, it was ghost ships.

00:11:53Up to his old tricks again.

00:11:56You don't believe any of these stories have some truth to them?

00:12:00Look, miss.

00:12:02I could match you story for story with logical evidence.

00:12:06But what does it prove?

00:12:08Manits, they often have hallucinations.

00:12:10They work hard, they have eye strain, lack of sleep, exhaustion.

00:12:14Sometimes they're just plain stupid.

00:12:18Some sailors are more afraid of water than little old ladies are of the dark.

00:12:23Now, just a minute.

00:12:24You mean to say that what we all saw out there is just a mirage?

00:12:29It was a minor underwater disturbance, with a hot sky acting on a cold current coming from a mile down

00:12:37below.

00:12:38Dobbs was just saying...

00:12:40If everything that old fart said came true, both he and me would be in the deep sticks by now.

00:12:46Well, given the condition of this boat, I wonder that hasn't happened already.

00:12:51Norman, please.

00:12:53What's bothering you, mister?

00:12:55It seems to me you're taking an unnecessary risk with a boat like this.

00:13:00What do you mean, a boat like this?

00:13:02I mean a broken down old tub that should have been retired years ago, along with her captain.

00:13:10How is it that a used car salesman knows so all fired much of our boats?

00:13:15I know enough to see that this boat is not what you people would call ship shape.

00:13:21The accommodations aren't worth the money at half the price.

00:13:23I think that you have a responsibility to your passengers.

00:13:27We should turn around right now.

00:13:30Sit back?

00:13:31For a worn crankshaft?

00:13:33No chance.

00:13:34The first thing you'd want is a refund of your money.

00:13:36And I've already spent your money on her.

00:13:40No, you're going to sit right here and you...

00:13:43You people are going to get your money's worth whether you like it or not.

00:13:58Ladies?

00:14:05Now I understand why we're the only passengers.

00:14:09I think it's time for us to take matters into our own hands.

00:14:14Take over the ship?

00:14:15I mean nothing of the sort.

00:14:17There are two other crew members on board.

00:14:19They may not be smart, but they seem to have their wits about them.

00:14:22I'll admit he is a bit unusual, but I think you're overreacting a bit.

00:14:26Overreacting?

00:14:27Am I?

00:14:28All right.

00:14:30I warned you people.

00:14:32You're inviting trouble by not taking any action.

00:14:35I've spoken my mind.

00:14:36My conscience is clear.

00:14:42Beverly?

00:14:43I think I'll stay up a little longer.

00:14:47I'll be in the cabin.

00:14:51I know.

00:15:18I'll be in the cabin.

00:15:51Hi.

00:15:53Really gave me a scare.

00:15:54Sorry.

00:15:56I guess we're all a little jumpy tonight.

00:16:00Do you always steer the boat with your feet?

00:16:06You're not very talkative, are you?

00:16:08Captain doesn't like us messing with the passengers.

00:16:13Do you stay up here every night by yourself?

00:16:17Ben was supposed to relieve me.

00:16:19He needs the rest more than I do.

00:16:22So I've got the whole dog watch to myself.

00:16:24Dog watch?

00:16:26Middle of the night watch.

00:16:29I like it.

00:16:30I get a chance to be alone.

00:16:34Can you really tell where we're going from this?

00:16:37Sure.

00:16:38How?

00:16:40Calculating your speed, time, and distance.

00:16:44Where are we now?

00:16:46I don't know.

00:16:49What?

00:16:50Our compass has been out most of the day.

00:16:57Let's go.

00:17:07You're welcome.

00:17:14Let's go.

00:17:15Come on.

00:17:16Let's go.

00:17:20Let's go.

00:17:32What's the matter?

00:17:33I don't know. Did you hear anything?

00:17:36I don't think so.

00:17:38Now I do.

00:17:55I don't know.

00:18:24I don't know.

00:18:41There ain't a hand here.

00:18:49Where is it?

00:18:51Where is what?

00:18:52A freighter off the port valve.

00:18:53A freighter or nothing.

00:18:54Where did you fly?

00:18:55Where's it gone?

00:18:56A freighter coming down on us.

00:18:58Running without lights.

00:18:59Ships don't come up out of nowhere.

00:19:01You ran us onto something.

00:19:02He is telling the truth.

00:19:04I saw it too.

00:19:05What happened?

00:19:07Get back inside.

00:19:09There's no danger here.

00:19:10Well, it sounded like we hit something.

00:19:13Sure we hit something.

00:19:14A school of canned tuna.

00:19:15Take that jacket off.

00:19:17We're not sinking.

00:19:18Not yet anyway.

00:19:25Well, here's one goddamn thing those bastards won't get.

00:19:31What the hell?

00:19:35Has everyone gone crazy?

00:19:37Don't you know?

00:19:39We've been hit by a ghost ship.

00:19:44We're not.

00:19:48Let's go.

00:20:20Let's go.

00:20:48It's over there.

00:20:57It was moving down on us, Dobbs.

00:21:01He ain't going no place now.

00:21:03But it was moving.

00:21:06I swear.

00:21:11Where's Ben?

00:21:12I wish I knew.

00:21:15What do you mean?

00:21:17I went looking for him a little while ago.

00:21:20We're in this cabin and he wasn't no place else.

00:21:23Come up on deck and I found these.

00:21:26First off, I figured he was checking the underside.

00:21:29Beats me.

00:21:31Clothes here.

00:21:32Dingy's still here.

00:21:34He's too old to go swimming around these here currents.

00:21:46What's it look like?

00:21:49Well, props and shafts are all right.

00:21:51She's lying flat on the bottom and I can't see everything.

00:21:54Are we going to be able to get out of here all right?

00:21:56We'll know as soon as the tide comes in and lifts us off.

00:21:59Oh, swell.

00:22:00Then we can go look for the captain, right?

00:22:02He's probably waiting for us to pick him up on the other side of the island.

00:22:33I still don't see why we can't stay in the boat.

00:22:35Surely you can pump the water out.

00:22:37The hull's been damaged.

00:22:38One wave and she rolls right over.

00:22:40You'd have a lot of trouble getting out of it then.

00:22:43You know, I keep asking myself if this is really happening.

00:22:46If this isn't all a bad dream.

00:22:48Then I realize it isn't a dream anyone would believe, so it must be real.

00:23:20What the hell does he think he's doing?

00:23:27He is trying to break his neck.

00:23:39Shit!

00:23:50Are you sure we're not weighted down too heavily?

00:23:53Norman, leave him alone.

00:23:54He knows what he's doing.

00:23:55He knows what he's doing, does he?

00:23:57Beverly, these people haven't the slightest idea

00:23:59of how to boil water, let alone sail in it.

00:24:02I'm sorry I said anything.

00:24:08You know, I'm sorry I can't do it.

00:24:18I'm sorry to interrupt.

00:24:19I'm sorry I have to go on a boat.

00:24:22Working on a boat.

00:24:22I'm sorry I didn't say anything, do you have to go on?

00:24:23Rutty?

00:24:24We've got to go on.

00:24:24It's too late.

00:24:25You must stay on the boat.

00:24:25That's enough.

00:24:25It's too late.

00:27:01Looks like our trip up here was for nothing.

00:27:04This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:27:37This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:28:25This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:28:27This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:28:57This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:29:27This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:29:53This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:30:06This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:30:21This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:00This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:02This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:20This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:24This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:50This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:31:52This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:32:23This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:32:33This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:32:55This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:33:41This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:33:44This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:34:17This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:34:22This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:34:31This must have been one hell of a joint.

00:34:36What about getting off the island?

00:34:41I've had enough of this.

00:34:42If he's gone, let's get out of here.

00:34:45Think you can find your way?

00:34:47You're not coming?

00:34:49Just where are you going to go from here?

00:35:28You're not coming?

00:35:31I could have done that.

00:37:01Where did you find those?

00:37:03There's a whole room full of them upstairs.

00:37:06Any sign of our friend?

00:37:07Not a sound in the place.

00:37:11What time is it?

00:37:13Why? Are you going someplace?

00:37:15I haven't been to bed this early since I was five years old.

00:37:18How can he just fall asleep like that?

00:37:23He played very hard today.

00:37:45Am I even not?

00:37:47I haven't been to bed.

00:37:48I'm not a man.

00:38:02I haven't been to bed.

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00:40:38DO THE END

00:40:59Is anyone there?

00:41:09Who is it?

00:41:53Who is it?

00:42:06Who is it?

00:42:25Who is it?

00:42:33And now you have found me.

00:42:40Wait a second.

00:42:43I was hoping you could give us some help.

00:42:46Of course.

00:42:47You must excuse the manners of an old man who has lived by himself for too many years.

00:42:52Not having people around, they have grown rusty with disuse.

00:42:57All we want is for you to tell us how we can get out of here.

00:43:01Yes.

00:43:02Yes, this is a most unfortunate time for your visit.

00:43:05You and your friends must leave immediately.

00:43:07Fine with me.

00:43:08How do we do it?

00:43:10There is a boat.

00:43:11A small boat.

00:43:12But it can't get you away from here.

00:43:14There are only a sail of two days from the nearest inhabited island.

00:43:18If you hurry, the tide will be favorable.

00:43:20What's the rush?

00:43:22It is better if you do not know that.

00:43:24But I can tell you this.

00:43:25There is danger here.

00:43:27Danger in the water.

00:43:29If you are quick, you can escape that danger.

00:43:32On the edge of the grounds is a path which leads to a small canal.

00:43:37There you will find the boat.

00:43:39I believe it is a sail of a black in the island.

00:44:11Let's go.

00:44:42Help me, will you?

00:45:00Come on, let's get out of here.

00:45:08Look at this.

00:45:09Jesus.

00:45:13What is it?

00:45:15It's German.

00:45:17Symbol for the SS.

00:45:19SS? What's he doing with that?

00:45:23I bet I know who to ask.

00:45:26Maybe we should ask them.

00:46:09I am here, gentlemen.

00:46:25Why is it you have not left?

00:46:27Because of this.

00:46:31Where did you find it?

00:46:32We found it in the hand of our cook when we pulled him out of the creek down there.

00:46:37He's dead?

00:46:39Don't you know?

00:46:41Most sincerely, I do not.

00:46:43It seemed like he was drowned.

00:46:45Then I am afraid it is too late.

00:46:48Too late for what?

00:46:49For any of us.

00:46:51You are indeed very stupid.

00:46:53I gave you a chance to save yourselves, but you have refused to take it.

00:46:57So be it.

00:46:59Now it is too late.

00:47:01Did you kill Dobbs?

00:47:03Yes.

00:47:03I killed him.

00:47:04And your captain too, perhaps.

00:47:07But not in the way you think.

00:47:08It was in that act.

00:47:10What the hell is that supposed to mean?

00:47:12You are not making any sense.

00:47:15If you will not be so impatient, maybe I will have the opportunity to tell you.

00:47:23We will try and make it fast.

00:47:26We are not alone on this island.

00:47:28So, those other two we saw are with you.

00:47:32We Germans developed the perfect weapon.

00:47:35The soldier.

00:47:36He was capable of fighting under any conditions.

00:47:39Adapting to any environment or climate.

00:47:42Equally at home in the Russian winter or on the African desert.

00:47:46They were the most vicious and bloodthirsty of all the SS divisions.

00:47:51The group under my command was designed for the water.

00:47:55To man submarines which would never have to surface.

00:47:59This is nothing but a lot of double talk.

00:48:01We created the perfect soldier.

00:48:04From cheap hoodlums and thugs.

00:48:07And a good number of pathological murderers and sadists as well.

00:48:11We called them the Totten Corps.

00:48:14The Death Corps.

00:48:16Creatures more horrible than any you can imagine.

00:48:20Not dead, not alive, but somewhere in between.

00:48:23They were transported to any scene of battle and let loose.

00:48:28But problems arose.

00:48:30They could not be controlled.

00:48:31Their innate desire for violence made their behavior unpredictable and erratic.

00:48:37There were even incidents when they attacked their own soldiers.

00:48:40So, they were withdrawn for further study.

00:48:43Then, the war was drawing to an end.

00:48:46I was ordered to remove my group from possible capture.

00:48:50I took them to sea just before all our ports were closed.

00:48:53We've roamed the oceans for many weeks, waiting orders which never came.

00:48:58The war was lost.

00:49:00Somewhere near to this island, I sent the ship and her cargo to the bottom.

00:49:06And here I have been ever since, in voluntary exile.

00:49:11That's the ship, the one out on the reef.

00:49:15And now she has returned.

00:49:17You mean to tell us these things have been underwater all these years?

00:49:22What kind of story is this?

00:49:25You gonna believe this stuff?

00:49:27You may believe what you wish.

00:49:30And what you do now is no longer any concern of mine.

00:49:34I want you to leave.

00:49:37If I see any of you at all,

00:49:39I will shoot on sight.

00:49:41I think that's pretty clear.

00:49:43I'm here.

00:49:44I'm here.

00:49:45I'm here.

00:49:59I'm here.

00:50:04I'm here.

00:51:39I'm here!

00:51:47Come on!

00:51:48I'm here!

00:51:50I'm here!

00:51:57Hold!

00:51:59Hold!

00:52:07Hold!

00:52:08Hold!

00:52:18Hold!

00:52:31Where do you think you're going with them?

00:52:33You don't expect me to leave them, do you?

00:52:35Don't be an ass, Norman.

00:52:37There's barely enough room out here for us.

00:52:39When I want your opinion, I'll ask for it.

00:52:44Are we taking you or the bags?

00:52:49Arrgh!

00:58:42Keith!

00:58:44Keith!

00:58:57You're so crazy.

00:58:58Let's get the hell out of here.

00:59:00Keith, we're sailing!

00:59:03Come about!

00:59:05Come about!

00:59:06What did you say?

00:59:10Help me!

00:59:26Take her in!

01:00:22Beverly, Beverly, where's Beverly?

01:00:27Beverly, Beverly!

01:00:34I'm sure she's all right.

01:00:35Well, where are they?

01:00:37Beverly!

01:00:38Beverly!

01:00:39Beverly!

01:00:40Beverly!

01:00:41My man!

01:00:43Shut up!

01:00:44All right.

01:00:45All right.

01:00:46All right.

01:00:47All right.

01:00:48Let's just think.

01:00:49Let's just think.

01:00:50No, let's just keep moving.

01:00:51Keep moving?

01:00:51Where?

01:00:52Where?

01:00:52We'll go to the hotel.

01:00:54The hotel?

01:00:54Yes, come on.

01:00:55All right.

01:00:56All right.

01:01:12Which way now?

01:01:17This way.

01:01:56Norman.

01:01:58Norman.

01:01:59Norman, wait!

01:02:16Norman!

01:02:19Norman!

01:02:29Norman!

01:02:59Norman!

01:03:30Norman!

01:03:59Norman!

01:04:52Norman!

01:05:05Norman!

01:05:06Norman!

01:05:09Norman!

01:05:32I don't know.

01:05:33Is everything done here? All set?

01:05:35Set as we'll ever be.

01:05:44Any sign of them?

01:05:46No, nothing.

01:05:48Beverly?

01:05:55Where's Chuck?

01:05:57I don't know.

01:05:59He just said he didn't want to come inside until he had to.

01:06:11I told you to stay inside.

01:06:13What are you doing up here, anyway?

01:06:16I thought maybe he had something up here that might help us.

01:06:25What's the matter?

01:06:29Nothing. I'm coming.

01:07:07I'm coming.

01:07:11I don't see what the percentage is of hiding in that refrigerator.

01:07:15They hate the light, right?

01:07:16When do you think you're most likely to see them?

01:07:20The refrigerator's got walls two feet thick.

01:07:23I hope it'll be enough.

01:07:33You've got your nerve.

01:07:34We were all supposed to be in here before dark.

01:07:36You put us in danger. Do you realize that?

01:07:45What's with him?

01:07:48Beverly, it's going to be a long night for all of us.

01:07:57I don't know.

01:08:20Everybody ready for lunch out?

01:08:56Chuck, do you feel all right?

01:09:02Chuck, what's the matter?

01:09:06You've got to let me out of here.

01:09:08Christ.

01:09:09Not now.

01:09:10We can't do it now.

01:09:12Just let me out.

01:09:13She don't have to come.

01:09:15I can't stay in here any longer.

01:09:20I didn't want to come here.

01:09:21He came and got me.

01:09:23I thought it would be okay.

01:09:25Sometimes I can control it, but...

01:09:28Please let me out.

01:09:30I'll take my chances.

01:09:32You're late.

01:09:34You'll find us.

01:09:35You're going to have to control it.

01:09:55I can't control it.

01:09:57I don't have any choice.

01:09:58Now get out of the way.

01:10:00Put that thing down.

01:10:01Are you insane?

01:10:04Let him go if he wants to.

01:10:07If I open and close that door, one of them might hear it.

01:10:09Then where will we be?

01:10:10Open that goddamn door!

01:10:13Open the door.

01:10:14Open it.

01:10:15Open it.

01:10:16Open it.

01:10:17All right.

01:10:18Open it.

01:10:23Open it.

01:10:24Open it.

01:10:26Open it.

01:10:32Give me the flashlight.

01:10:34Then we'll be left with nothing but that oil lamp.

01:10:36You don't need it.

01:10:37I need all the help I can get out there.

01:10:38Now let me have it.

01:10:46My eyes.

01:10:54Help me!

01:10:55I can't see!

01:11:08Help me!

01:11:10I can't see!

01:11:19Miss!

01:11:22Miss!

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