Invasion of the Blood Farmers 1972 Remastered

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00:00:03Their gods were different. Their lives were different. They created the mystery of Stonehenge

00:00:09and made mistletoe a kiss of death. Condemned by Caesar, they took to caves and 50 years

00:00:15after the death of Christ, they disappeared from the face of the earth. They were the

00:00:20Druids, the secret people, the sangroid blood eaters. Midnight was their sacred hour and

00:00:26blood sacrifice under the full moon, their religion. Today, when the moon is full and

00:00:32the wind moans through the rocks and caves in remote corners of the world, people

00:00:36say the sangroid Druids are worshipping again and preparing a new blood sacrifice.

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00:06:12Oh, my God.

00:06:39Oh, my God.

00:07:01Oh, my God.

00:07:03Oh, my God.

00:07:06Oh, my God.

00:07:07Oh, my God.

00:07:10Oh, my God.

00:07:40Oh, my God.

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00:09:09Oh, my God.

00:09:23Oh, my God.

00:09:43Oh, my God.

00:10:11Oh, my God.

00:10:13Oh, my God.

00:10:17Oh, my God.

00:10:31Oh, my God.

00:10:34Oh, my God.

00:10:37Oh, my God.

00:10:49Oh, my God.

00:11:05Oh, my God.

00:11:07Oh, my God.

00:11:10Oh, my God.

00:11:16Oh, my God.

00:11:36Oh, my God.

00:11:37Oh, my God.

00:11:38Oh, my God.

00:11:42Oh, my Lord.

00:11:45What you're saying is that his hemostatic balance was so disturbed that he blew himself to pieces.

00:11:52Obviously, there is some outside agent which has acted upon his blood cells,

00:11:59accelerating their standard growth pattern up into a wild rate.

00:12:04I don't like the looks of this.

00:12:07This will either be a major milestone in pathology or a major disaster to mankind.

00:12:14Dawn, let's work all night if we have to until we nail this thing down.

00:12:20All right. I'm with you.

00:12:44Tex, what the hell are you doing? Time to put a hole in the floor?

00:12:48The more I scrub this blood stain, the bigger it gets.

00:12:55That's all the alcohol in Jimmy's system finally getting out.

00:12:58That's not funny. The man's dead. You shouldn't talk like that.

00:13:04But I tell you, there's something funny about this blood. I'm not kidding.

00:13:12Ever since I saw that bright light out by Whitaker's, there's been a lot of monkey business going on in

00:13:20this town.

00:13:21All I know is what I saw. And I heard this crazy noise.

00:13:28And that's when I saw them. Must have been demons from hell.

00:13:34All kind of floating through the mist, shooting fire in the air.

00:13:40And I bet you saw old Whitaker sitting at the controls of the spaceship with earphones on his head.

00:13:46And this old lady shoveling coal on the boiler.

00:13:50If I could have had a camera, I could have had a picture.

00:13:56And I bet I could get a million dollars for that picture.

00:14:00What do you think I know with that blood stain?

00:14:04Hey Shorty, why don't you call Anderson and find out?

00:14:08If I wasn't so busy running to town, I'd drop by Willowbrook Road myself to see Roy personally.

00:14:14Now that would be something. Roy Anderson, a top scientist in conference with Shorty Culp, Jefferson Valley's leading criminologist.

00:14:22You fellas all right?

00:14:24Would you direct us to Willowbrook Road?

00:14:27Oh, do you have to see somebody up there?

00:14:30We have pressing business with one of the residents there.

00:14:34Pressing business, eh? Oh, you guys are tellers.

00:14:37Hey Sam, you made the pants too long.

00:14:43Willowbrook Road, yeah, you can walk there from here if you're not loaded like...

00:14:49It takes Springbrook Road to the end, then bear left on Willow Pond Drive.

00:14:54Pond's only about a thousand feet from there.

00:14:56Which house was it that you wanted?

00:14:57Thank you. We'll find it.

00:15:00Your directions will be most satisfactory.

00:15:12Our mission takes me to Willowbrook Road.

00:15:15You will report my movements to Cretan.

00:15:17If they're on to something, Cretan must be advised.

00:15:38Amazing, isn't it?

00:15:41At this rate of growth, but within a week the lab will be flooded with...

00:15:46With human blood.

00:15:53I can't help thinking we should report this to the state authorities.

00:15:58I don't like it either.

00:16:00But remember our experiments.

00:16:02What we have in these beakers may provide a valuable clue to an eventual cure for that plasma disorder.

00:16:11Don, we may be on the brink of a great discovery.

00:16:17There's some mighty unusual circumstances to Jim's death.

00:16:22Nobody up to now has used the word murder.

00:16:24And I don't necessarily mean murder in the natural sense.

00:16:28There's something about this that seems almost unearthly.

00:16:33It's an earthquake.

00:16:39Now, can you hear something?

00:16:55Now, can you hear something?

00:17:21Buster!

00:17:23Buster!

00:17:25Buster!

00:17:45Come here, Buster!

00:17:51Oh, Don!

00:17:52Hey!

00:17:53What are you doing?

00:17:54It's cold out here.

00:17:55Buster!

00:17:56He's at the Mount.

00:17:56run off. Nonsense. He's probably just chasing some wild animal. He'll be back. Don, I was having this

00:18:03strangest dream. It was about Steve and Sally Whitaker. I can't really remember what was happening

00:18:10to them, but it seems they were calling out for my help. You've been listening to the town gossip

00:18:16again. Look, everybody knows they keep to themselves, but with Helen Straw missing, they're throwing in

00:18:22the Whitakers for good measure. Why don't you take a walk over there sometime? You're right.

00:18:28I should pay her a visit. Besides, I'm way overdue on bringing her cookbook back. And you're way

00:18:35overdue for bed.

00:19:17It's gone, Daddy. I fixed his breakfast over an hour ago. Now, I was doing so much

00:19:22He's still sitting there, and you know he always eats his breakfast.

00:19:27He'll come home when he's hungry.

00:19:30Some of my students are the same way.

00:19:34Oh, Jenny, maybe someone's found him.

00:19:40Oh, I'm here.

00:19:42Good morning, Jenny.

00:19:46Is that coffee I smell?

00:19:48What? Oh, yes.

00:19:56Good morning, Don.

00:19:57Good morning.

00:19:58My, you're up early.

00:20:02Well?

00:20:04Oh, John, I'm sorry. Kate, I'll get you a cup.

00:20:06She's very upset.

00:20:08Right, but so am I.

00:20:10Busto?

00:20:11You know, there are bloodstains down by the brook.

00:20:13It looks to me like there was some kind of struggle there last night.

00:20:16Probably woodchucks.

00:20:19Is that all you're having for breakfast?

00:20:22Oh, Don, can I get you some eggs and bacon?

00:20:25That sounds good.

00:20:27Now, listen.

00:20:28After breakfast, why don't we jump in my car and drive through town, and maybe we can find Buster?

00:20:35How would you like your eggs?

00:20:37Scramble, like you.

00:20:38Oh, you.

00:20:39See that?

00:20:40We're not married yet, and already she's treating me like a husband.

00:20:43Don't you wish.

00:20:45Come here, you.

00:20:45Get it.

00:20:46I'll get it.

00:20:50Come here.

00:20:53Come here.

00:20:55Come here.

00:21:02Come here.

00:21:16Come here.

00:21:16Whoever did this, I'll kill him.

00:21:18Take care of her, Roy.

00:21:19I'll take care of her, Roy.

00:21:24Don't you mind.

00:21:24What aivid.

00:21:49Perfect.

00:22:11That dog meant the world to Jenny.

00:22:14How'd she take it, Roy?

00:22:16Strange, but I think she kind of expected to do it.

00:22:20Does she know?

00:22:21Oh, how can you tell a girl that a dog is not only dead,

00:22:25but that some fiend, some thing,

00:22:28has drained every corpuscle of blood from its body?

00:22:33Well, not quite. We've got enough for a slide.

00:22:36Have you analyzed it yet?

00:22:39It's another case of marked accelerated progeneration.

00:22:43Like Jim Carrey.

00:22:48There is absolutely no foundation in clinical pathology for this phenomenon.

00:22:53Nothing on earth could possibly promote the cellular growth that we've seen in this laboratory.

00:23:00I'm afraid we're dealing with a force we know nothing about.

00:23:35Melvin, you're supposed to carry me over the threshold.

00:23:38Oh, come on.

00:23:39Come on, honey.

00:23:41Okay.

00:23:45Come on.

00:23:46Come on.

00:23:49Come on.

00:23:52Oh, no.

00:23:53Oh, no.

00:23:55Oh, no.

00:23:58I have a TV here.

00:23:59I told you this was a first-class motel.

00:24:02Oh, Milton.

00:24:04This is the happiest day of my life.

00:24:06Oh, Milton.

00:24:09I am getting a little tired, though.

00:24:11Oh, no.

00:24:12Oh, no.

00:24:12I am getting a little tired, though.

00:24:12Would you like to get ready for bed?

00:24:15Don't you want to watch the late show, honey?

00:24:19Milton, we just got married.

00:24:22We don't have to watch the late show anymore.

00:24:25Oh, yeah.

00:24:26I'll be right back.

00:24:28Okay.

00:24:28Hurry up.

00:24:50Bye-bye.

00:24:53Bye.

00:25:05Bye bye.

00:25:07Bye.

00:25:15Whoopee!

00:25:24Mel?

00:25:25Did you like it?

00:25:27Oh, yeah.

00:25:30Uh, are you finished in there?

00:25:33Oh, don't be too long, Mel.

00:25:35You wouldn't want someone to come through the window and carry me off, would you?

00:25:39No, I wouldn't.

00:25:41I'm just gonna take a quick shower.

00:25:44Okay.

00:25:45I'll be right back.

00:25:46Okay.

00:26:08I'll go.

00:26:11Come on.

00:26:17How's it going?

00:26:19I won't go.

00:26:20Come in.

00:26:23Come in.

00:26:25I won't go.

00:26:35I don't know.

00:27:03Do you need any help in there?

00:27:05I give great back rubs.

00:27:08Take it easy, honey.

00:27:09We have a whole life time together.

00:27:54I give great back rubs.

00:27:59I give great back rubs.

00:28:20I give great back rubs.

00:28:28Why?

00:28:30I wish to God I knew.

00:28:31Why would somebody be trying to scare us like that?

00:28:34I put in a call to Chief Spano and the phone lines to Capital City are down.

00:28:38They got hit pretty hard by that storm.

00:28:42Buster.

00:28:43Oh, the bear.

00:28:46Oh, Don, why?

00:28:50Don!

00:28:50Come quick!

00:28:52You'll believe what's happening!

00:28:59I can't stop it!

00:29:03I can't stop it!

00:29:24Come quick!

00:29:33Don't you?

00:29:35Don't you?

00:29:36What's happening?

00:29:37Come quick!

00:29:50I don't know!

00:29:51I can't stop it!

00:29:53But you can't stop it!

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00:33:00Sontag, surely you can save us.

00:33:03Cretan, I must confess, I enjoyed my years in this land.

00:33:09My work, my friends.

00:33:13It was as if I were one of them.

00:33:17No one knew the truth save for those whom I took for food.

00:33:22But when I felt my own life force ebbing,

00:33:25I knew you and the others had not found the host for honor it.

00:33:31When you finally came to this place, my heart wept bitterly.

00:33:37But my Lord Druid, I know my duty.

00:33:41Do not fear. The Dana will live.

00:33:46And the Sangroid will be eternal.

00:33:49No, Sontag, even if the Prince of Darkness burned the Dana this one more time,

00:33:56we cannot continue to exist here on the poor blood these people offer.

00:34:02The people who are on this farm, that woman strong, that drunkard who escaped.

00:34:08I cannot forgive Egon, his negligence, leaving that man unguarded while he set forth

00:34:13to satisfy his own glutless appetites.

00:34:17But should we find the host, there will be no further need for this secondary nourishment.

00:34:22Our Queen will breathe her own life into her people

00:34:25and smite her enemies with the simple touch of her hand.

00:34:29Aegon, Arkmore, Herod, all of you out!

00:34:33Find the one we seek.

00:34:35The one whose blood does not respond to the fruit of Mananon.

00:34:38The one with the strength to resurrect the Queen of the Sangroid.

00:35:02I thought I told you to get a good night's sleep.

00:35:05Has it begun to recede yet?

00:35:07No, it's still maintaining the same level.

00:35:10However, at least we've arrested the hemostatic growth.

00:35:14But it still remains dangerously unstable.

00:35:18My thought is that it could go either way.

00:35:21We've got to try to find a way to reverse it back to that original sample

00:35:27by finding a... a reagent.

00:35:30How's our girl this morning?

00:35:32Oh, much the same.

00:35:34Were you having any luck getting through to Capital City?

00:35:36Well, the operator said not before this evening.

00:35:40Where'd you get that?

00:35:41Oh, I found it in the woods, sir.

00:35:43I was looking for Buster.

00:35:44Really?

00:35:46How unusual.

00:35:49Strange alloy of some kind.

00:35:51You know, I can't identify this metal.

00:35:53It's quite heavy for its size, and yet it's too hard for lead.

00:36:03I thought I'd give it to Jenny as a pendant.

00:36:06Was this found near the scene of the struggle?

00:36:10Yes, right near there.

00:36:14There's a fellow on the faculty at the university by the name of Kinski

00:36:17who has a hobby of identifying this kind of artifact.

00:36:22I'll give him a ring.

00:36:24Maybe he'll come down and have a look at it.

00:36:26All right, if you take a look at it.

00:36:28I'll give him a ring.

00:36:33I'll give him a ring.

00:36:35I'll give him a ring.

00:36:49Then call me.

00:36:50I'll give you a ring.

00:36:56but he left on some sort of research project about a month ago no I'm sorry

00:37:01you know how secretive he is about his work well did he leave a number where

00:37:06we could reach him yes it is rather important why do you ask he left us

00:37:14very specific instructions not to disturb him but I'm sure he wouldn't mind

00:37:18hearing from you just give me a minute to find it four six two seven eight three

00:37:27right thanks Cameron I'll be seeing you old Kinski's off on one of his field trips

00:37:34but I did get a number where he could be reached

00:37:49yes hello Kinski this is Roy Anderson how did you find me well yes of course

00:37:59it's good to hear from you but I've only a minute an artifact can you describe it

00:38:12yes I'd like very much to look at it in fact I'm not too far from you

00:38:18I'll drive over this evening ah that's wonderful we'll be expecting you

00:38:37with whom were you speaking while Aegon was slaughtering that dog for his

00:38:42perverse pleasures he managed to lose the key of melanin on that stupid

00:38:48blundering fool without that key we cannot continue to supply the blood from

00:38:53those who get it to us nor can we determine the true host

00:38:57Aegon Aegon

00:39:00Kretan my lord druid of the Sangroid

00:39:04the key of melanin on I seem to have misplaced it then to the processing chamber with you until

00:39:16you can remember it and if you cannot then you will be feeling the hot breath of the

00:39:21prince of the underworld this night no Kretan I will get it back no my lord our numbers are too

00:39:28few

00:39:28already I will retrieve the key excellent son tug the key for Aegon's life but how do you propose to

00:39:38find one small key in the dense fields traveled by Aegon and his unquenchable thirst for blood blood for

00:39:45his own addictive needs my lord have mercy I've already made arrangements with the man who possesses the key

00:39:52fortunately he's an old colleague of mine here and I should get it from him without any hesitation

00:39:58fine son Tom you can make up for the mistake made by this blundering fool

00:40:05even now as we waste time on you while we are worried hundreds for the blood host only we can

00:40:11provide

00:40:12this hand of Satan is crunching at her throat all of you out find the blood host that we need

00:40:30these bushes what the hell

00:41:13We're lost in the waves

00:41:16Adrift in the night

00:41:20On a raft made of stars

00:41:22We're floating unseen

00:41:26As we search for our dreams

00:42:14On a raft made of stars

00:42:20I've been thinking about Sally Whittaker

00:42:22I think I'll go up there

00:42:24Besides, I owe her that cookbook

00:42:25Look, I don't want to sound melodramatic

00:42:28But I'd prefer if you didn't go anywhere for a few days

00:42:31At least until the chief gets back

00:42:34Yesterday you thought it was a good idea

00:42:36I know, but...

00:42:37We interrupt our regular programming

00:42:39To bring you this important bulletin

00:42:40A double kidnapping has taken place

00:42:42At the Cozy Rest Motel in Jefferson Valley

00:42:44According to hotel management

00:42:46A room occupied by newlyweds

00:42:48Mr. and Mrs. Milton Greenman

00:42:49Was discovered in disarray

00:42:51By cleaning woman Sally Rederman

00:42:52Ms. Rederman described the room as a bloody mess

00:42:55The couple had disappeared

00:42:56And evidence of foul play could be found

00:42:58From one end of the blood-strewn room to another

00:43:00Blood covered all the bathroom fixtures

00:43:02Judging by the clothing found in the room

00:43:04The Greenmans were in their night clothes

00:43:05When the crime took place

00:43:06Deputy Sheriff Shorty Culp

00:43:08In charge, in the absence of Chief Spano

00:43:10Who was attending the Rogers trial in Capital City

00:43:12Responded to our WJEV news call

00:43:15With the following statement

00:43:16I have no comment to make

00:43:18Until the chief gets back from Capital City

00:43:23For further bulletin

00:43:24Stay tuned to

00:43:27Oh Don, what now?

00:43:29Now you are going to bed

00:43:51I couldn't agree with you more

00:43:53That's the way he goes every time

00:43:55Oh, look, he's here

00:43:58Good evening, Dr. Kinski

00:44:00How are you?

00:44:00Good evening, Jenny

00:44:01You're looking more lovely than I remembered you

00:44:03Why, thank you

00:44:04Daddy, how are you this evening?

00:44:06Delvin, did you have a nice time?

00:44:08Yes

00:44:09But don't let me keep you two

00:44:11Good night

00:44:12Good night, dear

00:44:16Now, getting back to this trinket, Roy

00:44:19And that's all it really is

00:44:47I'll take it back with me

00:44:49And have the medal analyzed

00:44:50That you're so interested

00:44:52Sorry, I can't tell you this

00:44:54Some rare relic from the Mayans

00:44:57But I'm afraid it's just a cheap copy

00:45:00From some penny arcade

00:45:02Good night, Kinski

00:45:03And be sure to call me

00:45:05If you learn anything

00:45:37Help me

00:45:39Help me

00:45:40Help me

00:45:42Help me

00:46:09Help me

00:46:11Come on, come on.

00:46:29Dr. Kinski.

00:46:30I'm sorry I startled you.

00:46:33You're all out of breath.

00:46:35What are you doing out here?

00:46:37I thought you were going to bed.

00:46:38I couldn't sleep.

00:46:40I met an animal right away.

00:46:42I'll just hurry on home.

00:46:44Your father would be very worried.

00:46:48I'll just leave the water.

00:46:48You can do it again.

00:46:49You can do it again.

00:46:49Come on.

00:46:51Come on.

00:46:52Come on.

00:46:53Come on.

00:47:06Was that the drifter?

00:47:10Yes.

00:47:11He has spun his last tail.

00:47:15Were you successful?

00:47:18Excellent. Excellent.

00:47:21Now come, let us prepare for the repast.

00:47:24The drifter has brought a fresh supply of blood,

00:47:27and Aegon said it is bountiful.

00:48:04How does it feel to be a radio star?

00:48:07Doing my job.

00:48:09Part of the deputy's work is protector of the people.

00:48:11Seems like everybody in Jefferson County heard me on the radio.

00:48:16Have you got any leads on those honeymooners?

00:48:19Yeah, I'm asking a few questions,

00:48:21putting the pieces together, you might say.

00:48:23I'll have a full report for George when he gets back.

00:48:26Between the two of us, we'll close the case in a couple of days.

00:48:30Oh, yeah? What did you find out?

00:48:34Well, we know who they were, we have their pictures,

00:48:36and I know that they just got married.

00:48:39Yeah, so?

00:48:41Well, we're taking it from there.

00:48:43You don't know any more now than you did this morning.

00:48:47What do you mean? I know things I can't reveal in the bar here.

00:48:50Give him another drink and he'll tell all.

00:48:54It's my theory that it was a lover's quarrel.

00:48:56He made some smart remark and she beat his head in.

00:49:00That's some theory, Shorty. Here, have another drink.

00:49:04Say, did you ever find anything about that blood sample they took from Jim?

00:49:07I called Anderson, but he wouldn't tell me anything over the telephone.

00:49:10He thinks I'm some kind of moron or something.

00:49:14It's a telephone, I get that.

00:49:21Hello, police annex.

00:49:23Deputy Culp at the bar.

00:49:26Oh, hello, George.

00:49:27Listen, you dummy, I'm down for my last dime.

00:49:30I've been trying to get a hold of you all day.

00:49:32I call a lot over town.

00:49:34Why ain't you in the office?

00:49:35Never mind, I don't want to hear your excuses.

00:49:38What's going on up there?

00:49:40I got away for three days.

00:49:41The place takes us down madhouse.

00:49:43Give him hell, Shorty.

00:49:45I can't get through tonight.

00:49:47I got a motel room here.

00:49:49I'll try to get through tomorrow.

00:49:50Then you better be sober when I arrive.

00:50:41Or the clock again, you better be sober

00:50:43You better be sober itamee heaven, I'll try to do that.

00:50:44I mean, I've only got a楽 holds for this.

00:51:12Ah, Chief.

00:51:14Good to hear from you. Where are you?

00:51:17Thank heavens.

00:51:20Madhouse is hardly the word for it.

00:51:23Can you come up here right away?

00:51:26Wonderful. I'll be waiting.

00:51:31Glad you're here, Chief.

00:51:32Come on in. Jenny's got the coffee on.

00:51:36Welcome back, Chief.

00:51:37Hi, Jenny. How you been?

00:51:40Where's Buster?

00:51:47Is there something wrong?

00:51:50Come sit down, Chief.

00:51:52I'll fill you in until the beginning.

00:51:55Last Monday,

00:51:57old Jim Carrey dropped in.

00:51:59Wanna be right back?

00:52:17See you next time.

00:52:17Let's see...

00:52:17Let's see.

00:52:43You were lucky to arrest her.

00:52:46We worked half the night to stop it, but we still don't know the cause.

00:52:50We can't be sure it won't act up again.

00:52:54It's still very unstable.

00:52:57I'm all sorry I came back. An honest thing with Tex.

00:53:01You know, Roy, all this funny business started with the Whittakers.

00:53:06Maybe I should start my investigation up there.

00:53:08I only hope she imagined that scream she heard.

00:53:12I'll go up there in the morning and get to the bottom of this.

00:53:31Can I help you, sir?

00:53:34Yes. Yes, I'm looking for the Whittakers.

00:53:36Sorry, you're a few weeks too late.

00:53:39They've gone to California on an extended vacation.

00:53:42They were good enough to lease this place to me while they're away.

00:53:46Oh, I beg your pardon. My name is Woodrow Kinski.

00:53:50We're doing research here on a university grant.

00:53:54Yes, I've heard Professor Anderson speak of you.

00:53:57But he didn't mention that you were here.

00:54:00Oh, well, uh, I only told the university people I like to work in complete privacy.

00:54:08Uh, just what kind of work is it that you do?

00:54:11Well, uh, at present we're investigating the causal factors involved in the atomic, uh, breakdown of non-ferrous metal alloys

00:54:22when subjected to excessive bombardment from solar waves in the Omega grouping.

00:54:28Oh, I think I understand.

00:54:31Well, anyway, I'm sorry to interfere with your work.

00:54:34It's just that I was a little concerned about the Whittakers.

00:54:36And I just wanted a little look around.

00:54:39If it'll make you feel better, you're welcome to come inside.

00:54:43That won't be necessary. I'll be on my way.

00:54:46Sorry to bother you.

00:54:48Oh, one thing.

00:54:50Uh, when will the Whittakers be back?

00:54:52Well, they left no definite date, but I expect to hear from them shortly.

00:55:01I think you hit on something.

00:55:04I wish I'd thought of it before.

00:55:07By accident, there was some green dye on this last slide that mixed with the blood.

00:55:15When I looked at it, there it was, big as life.

00:55:18But what is it?

00:55:19Have a look.

00:55:23You reversed it.

00:55:25A simple mixture of iodine and household ammonia.

00:55:36Hello?

00:55:37Yes, Chief.

00:55:40Kinski?

00:55:41That's certainly very odd.

00:55:43He was here just the other night and he never met.

00:55:46Oh, I see.

00:55:48Well, I knew he was working on something or other.

00:55:52Strange you didn't tell me.

00:55:54Did you notice anything else?

00:55:58California.

00:56:01Okay.

00:56:02Thanks for calling.

00:56:05Kinski's doing his experiments at the Whittakers.

00:56:07They've evidently leased him the place and gone off to California on a vacation or something.

00:56:25What?

00:56:27Look, I want to speak to Dr. Kinski.

00:56:34There is no Kinski here.

00:56:36Is this 462-783?

00:56:42Give me that, you...

00:56:44Hello?

00:56:48Hello, Roy. How are you?

00:56:50I hope you weren't alarmed. My students were having some fun.

00:56:55What's on your mind?

00:56:58Yes, I've been working at the Whittakers.

00:57:01No, I didn't mention it to you.

00:57:04Truthfully, I just assumed no one knew the nature of what we're doing here.

00:57:09No, Roy. Nothing so glamorous.

00:57:12But we have been working with atomic bombardment and you know how that sounds to lots of people.

00:57:19So you can see we really do want to work in privacy.

00:57:23That's fine, Kinski. Good luck with your work.

00:57:27Is it going well, I hope?

00:57:32Well, what did he say?

00:57:35He said his work goes well.

00:57:49Hello?

00:57:51No, Mr. Walsh. Still no word on your daughter.

00:57:55But we do have an APB out to all law enforcement agencies in the state.

00:58:01You tell me yourself she had an argument with her mother and ran off.

00:58:06She's probably pounding somewhere trying to wake up the courage to call you.

00:58:12The best thing you can do is wait for her call and leave the rest to us.

00:58:16Fine.

00:58:21But we can't do that.

00:58:22How would you do that?

00:58:23No.

00:58:40Tree.

00:58:41Piano.

00:58:43The 4th-plus name is walking.

00:58:43The 10th-plus name is standing at a place where the 4th-plus name is.

00:58:44The 4th-plus name is standing in the center.

00:58:45The 4th-plus name is standing in the center.

00:58:48Captain, who is standing there.

00:58:48This is the 4th-plus name.

00:58:50The 7th-plus name is standing there since the 4th-plus name is standing there.

00:58:58Let's go.

00:59:28Let's go.

00:59:50Let's go.

01:00:33Let's go.

01:00:36Let's go.

01:00:54Let's go.

01:01:03Let's go.

01:01:06Hey, you're chipper today.

01:01:08Where are you two off to?

01:01:10Oh, a little drive and then some romance to get you up on.

01:01:17Hey, listen.

01:01:18Uh, did you get that artifact back from Kinski?

01:01:20Did you remember?

01:01:21Oh, my God.

01:01:22I really am the absent-minded professor.

01:01:24You know, I saw Kinski just the other day and I forgot to ask him.

01:01:27I'll call him.

01:01:28Okay.

01:01:28Meanwhile, you two go off and have fun, huh?

01:01:32See you later.

01:02:01Hey.

01:02:02Hey.

01:02:04Yeah.

01:02:05Yeah, yeah.

01:02:06I know all about it.

01:02:07Give me Professor Kinski.

01:02:08Hmm?

01:02:18Coming.

01:02:23Ah, Kinski.

01:02:24I was just calling you.

01:02:27Please come in.

01:02:29Yes.

01:02:29I got the usual double talk from one of your students before he hung up on me.

01:02:34Were you calling about the artifact?

01:02:36That's why I'm here.

01:02:37Good.

01:02:38Tell me what you learned about it.

01:02:39It's as I suspected.

01:02:40Just another cheap trinket from some penny arcade.

01:02:44Oh, well.

01:02:45Perhaps it'll make a nice decorative pendant for Jenny.

01:02:49Oh, I'm sorry.

01:02:50I threw it away.

01:02:51I didn't know you wanted it.

01:02:52Oh, that's a shame.

01:02:53But, uh, no loss.

01:02:55So, how is your work going?

01:02:57Well, we've had a few unscheduled interruptions, but we can overcome that.

01:03:03Could I fix you a drink?

01:03:05What would you like?

01:03:07I'll have, uh, a Bloody Mary.

01:03:17Tell me of your work, Roy.

01:03:19What have you been up to?

01:03:20Oh, a little of this and that.

01:03:24Currently, I have a young man named Don Tucker who's been helping me.

01:03:29He's doing a paper on abnormal blood diseases.

01:03:33Oh, are you working at the university?

01:03:35Oh, no.

01:03:36In my own lab downstairs.

01:03:38Oh, I'd like very much to see it.

01:03:41Well, there really isn't very much to see.

01:03:45It'll help.

01:03:53I'd still like very much to see at that laboratory.

01:03:55Oh, very well.

01:03:56This way.

01:04:00Excuse me.

01:04:01I'll get that.

01:04:02You go ahead, Don.

01:04:12Hello?

01:04:14Ah, Cameron, how are you?

01:04:16I have that information for you about registration.

01:04:18I'll do this for registration.

01:05:35Good. I'll see you on the 14th.

01:05:44By the way, Roy, the strangest thing happened the day I gave you Kinski's telephone number.

01:05:49About an hour after you called, he called to tell me he couldn't work properly where he was

01:05:54and that he was moving his research team out to some lab in Pennsylvania.

01:05:59I think he was a little angry when I told him I'd given you his number.

01:06:05Pennsylvania? That's impossible.

01:06:08Obviously it is. I received a postcard from him this morning.

01:06:11Oh, that's very strange.

01:06:13Oh, I'm glad you told me.

01:06:15I'll tell you later.

01:06:17See you.

01:06:31Oh, I'll be careful of that.

01:06:33Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to touch your things.

01:06:36Uh, we spent many hours developing it.

01:06:39Please put it back where you got it.

01:06:41Well, what is it?

01:06:42Well, among other things, it reverses the growth of blood cells.

01:06:45Oh, how clumsy. I mean, I'm terribly sorry.

01:06:48No concern. There's plenty more.

01:06:51Oh, how fortunate.

01:06:52For you.

01:06:54I was just talking with Cameron.

01:06:56He told me a very interesting story.

01:06:58Oh, Cameron. I just sent him a postcard from Pennsylvania.

01:07:02Were you in Pennsylvania?

01:07:04Just for a day. I delivered a lecture down there.

01:07:07What was this interesting story you were going to tell me?

01:07:11Oh, it really wasn't important.

01:07:16Don, you sure you don't mind going?

01:07:17Of course not. Besides, I haven't been to Capital City in months.

01:07:20Now, when you get to the clinic, be sure to give this sample to Dr. Abbott.

01:07:24He's expecting you.

01:07:25Right.

01:07:26I'll call you this evening.

01:07:28Uh, Jenny's talking to me into taking her to the movies this afternoon.

01:07:32We should be back before six.

01:07:34Okay, I'll phone you at six on the dot.

01:07:37Now, drive carefully.

01:07:47Ah, the fruit.

01:07:51I'm afraid my professor friend has learned too much.

01:07:54He's discovered an effective chemical reagent for the fruit.

01:07:59He must be eliminated along with his lab and all his associates.

01:08:05That can easily be arranged.

01:08:08Hey, Don!

01:08:11What time do don't they call?

01:08:13Six o'clock.

01:08:15I told you there was no reason for us to leave before the end of the film.

01:08:19Oh, Daddy, now the Butler did.

01:08:21Well, at least we'll have a quiet evening at home.

01:08:35All right.

01:09:15Well, we finally had the pleasure of the famous Professor Anderson.

01:09:21Or should I say, the meddling Mr. Anderson?

01:09:24Kensky, what's going on here? What are you doing today?

01:09:29He is not Kensky. He is Sontag, a druid of the Sangroids who lived among you until our time was

01:09:35at hand.

01:09:37Tonight strikes the hour for the Feast of Meninop, the first of May.

01:09:41Unless your daughter responds favorably to the cup, we will fail to provide a blood host for our Queen,

01:09:46and the Prince of the underworld may claim his right to take her.

01:09:56Something terrible has happened to Ryan Jenny. They disappeared and the house looks like a cyclone headed.

01:10:00When did you see them last?

01:10:02This morning, before I left the capital city. They disappeared, though. We've got to find them.

01:10:08Let's go! Go where?

01:10:12I found this at the house. Does it mean anything to you?

01:10:15Let's get caught.

01:10:20Your daughter has drunk deeply of the fruit of Meninon.

01:10:23I believe you have seen how it works on normal blood cells,

01:10:26driving their hemostatic growth up to 1,000 times their normal growth rate.

01:10:32The secret lies in the key which has been passed on through the millennium from druid to druid.

01:10:38The only one who would not respond to its magic shall be the host.

01:10:44Test the girl.

01:11:06I wish Shorty was here, but he's so bloody drunk I wouldn't trust him with a gun.

01:11:12Stop. Right here.

01:11:24The Lord Cretan! She is! She is!

01:11:30The blood host! We have been spared in the eleventh hour! Prepare for the feast!

01:11:38For tonight I will take my bride, and the strain of our race will continue.

01:11:43And woe be to your enemies, for you shall smite them!

01:12:29Please!

01:12:29The blood host!

01:12:30adequate plenty of support.

01:12:31Let's do it.

01:12:32It's impossible.

01:12:32Damn it.

01:12:33Well, it's impossible for you.

01:12:44Hestoroth, Princess of Amity, I continue to accept the sacrifice of this child which I offer,

01:12:51that our Queen may once again walk among us.

01:12:55Tonight I will take my bride and the strain of our race will continue.

01:13:00Tonight, my Donna, your 300 years sleep will be at an end.

01:13:04He will awaken to find your fateful servants kneeling at your feet and I, Cretan, await your pleasure and woe

01:13:16to your enemies.

01:13:18Woe to those who dare defy the Queen.

01:13:22The touch of her hand will smite all who dare defy us.

01:13:28The terror, then name it, will cover the world like the shroud of darkness which howls cover our danya.

01:13:35Prepare for the drawing of the blood.

01:13:41First the initial drawing of the blood to revive the Queen and then the knife will open this girl that

01:13:47our Queen may bathe in her blood.

01:14:08Drink deeply, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:16Drink deeply, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:19Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:24Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:27Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:31Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:33Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:36Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:37Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:39Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:41Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:44Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:46Hail, unholyd, and return to us.

01:14:57Don! The reagent!

01:15:42Oh, yes!

01:16:16Oh, yes!

01:16:20Another week, and you'll be good as new.

01:16:23And in two weeks, you'll be Mrs. Don Tucker.

01:16:29I'm so glad this nightmare's over.

01:16:32Don! Come quickly!

01:16:35You won't believe what's happening!

01:17:17I'm so glad you're here.

01:17:18I'm so glad you're here.

01:17:22And I'm so glad you're here.

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