Blood 1973 With Eng Sub

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A werewolf married to Dracula's daughter try to survive in late 19th century Staten Island.   #HorrorMovie  #HorrorFilm  #WerewolfHorror  #VampireHorror

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00:01:35I'm afraid nor shall I for that matter since my experiments occupy most of my daylight hours

00:01:43Did you bring the papers with you? Yes

00:01:46That is my secretary drew up most of the papers, but I'm afraid she hasn't quite finished yet

00:01:51You see we have one of these newfangled typewriting machines they're selling these days, and I'm afraid she hasn't been

00:01:56quite able to master it

00:01:57My dear mr. Markham

00:01:59You promised me faithfully that we could take possession of this house today. I have arranged my entire life

00:02:05My wife's my two assistants and my servants according to your word. You promised me faithfully dr. Olasky. Please be

00:02:12patient. I always keep my word

00:02:15Of course you can move in today. I only said that the papers weren't all finished shall we go in?

00:02:30I

00:02:30At least we could sign what we do have I

00:02:34Hope you like the house. It's the best I could find on such short notice and at the small rental

00:02:39that you wish to pay

00:02:40I explained in my letters this was to be a six-month lease with a six-month renewal if necessary

00:02:47Just enough time for me to get the legacy my father left me an operation

00:02:51I spent a great deal in the last few years and my experiments

00:02:55Now my funds are very limited. I

00:02:58Don't know why I feel this is any of your business

00:03:01May I see the papers

00:03:03Yes, of course

00:03:06Here we are

00:03:16Well, you'll notice that the figures are put in here in Longstown

00:03:20Yes, these will be fine. Where shall I sign? Let's see here and

00:03:29Here I prefer to use my own. Thank you

00:03:34Very well

00:03:36In here

00:03:37And

00:03:41Here

00:03:42Well

00:03:44That takes care of that

00:03:47How long have you and your wife been in Europe?

00:03:51Good day, Mr. Markham

00:03:52Don't you want me to show you the rest of the rooms? I'd be more than happy to

00:03:54Our business is completed. Good day

00:03:58Perhaps you and your wife would like to share supper with my wife and I do not go out

00:04:03Ah, by the by

00:04:05Haven't you forgotten something? I don't think so, no

00:04:08Oh, the check for the first month's rent

00:04:12How foolish of me, I don't know what I was thinking of

00:04:15Oh, the check is for three months rent

00:04:17Please do not come here when the rent is due again

00:04:20I shall send it to you before it is due

00:04:22Once more, good day, Mr. Markham

00:04:24What if you need any?

00:04:26Mr. Markham, please go

00:04:27I have a great deal of work to do and you're wasting my valuable time

00:04:31I feel very tired from a long journey and extremely inhospitable

00:04:34Good day

00:04:44You rude bastard

00:04:48Merlindo

00:04:49Merlindo

00:04:50Terry, where are you?

00:04:52We're here, huh? Bring her in, bring her in

00:04:55Hurry up, hurry up

00:04:57Come on, hurry up, we have no time to live

00:05:00Put her in the chair

00:05:03Let's see

00:05:05Terry, give me my hyposormane

00:05:06Solutions in the brown bag, Orlando give me a hand with her

00:05:09Carlotta, get out of here

00:05:10Hurry up, fools have to wait so long

00:05:12We should have given her a shot on the train

00:05:14It was impossible at that time, you know we couldn't

00:05:16They wouldn't let us in the baggage compartment to get your bag

00:05:19I don't end up there in the first place

00:05:21I told you to always keep my medical bag with us at all times

00:05:24I gave it to Carlotta to put in our compartment

00:05:25She must have made a mistake and put it in with the other luggage

00:05:28You should know better than to let Carlotta

00:05:30I haven't let anything as important as that

00:05:31Don't blame Orlando, it's my fault if Carlotta made a mistake

00:05:34I thought she could handle it

00:05:35You should know better than that, Carlotta's an idiot

00:05:36You should have known better

00:05:37Oh damn! The syringe is broken

00:05:41Then give me a knife

00:06:06How are you feeling, my dear?

00:06:07Yes!

00:06:08I say how are you feeling, my dear?

00:06:10I say how are you feeling, my dear?

00:06:11Oh, much better, thank you

00:06:13Lawrence, how much longer?

00:06:15Be patient, Regina

00:06:17You must learn to be patient

00:06:19All the years we've been together, you've never learned patience

00:06:23Patience is a virtue, my dear

00:06:26Lawrence, my dear

00:06:27Your most endearing charm is that you never repeat yourself

00:06:30Do I detect a slight tinge of facetiousness in that little remark?

00:06:37Oh, I had a note

00:06:41Oh, Lawrence, how much longer?

00:06:43Five minutes more

00:06:44That's not so terribly unbearable, is it?

00:06:46Every minute on this wretched porch in this damn sunlight is like a lifetime

00:06:50Can we go in now?

00:06:52I told you, five more minutes

00:06:53Why couldn't you find the necessary requirements for my skin by injection?

00:06:58Surely if you wanted to, you could find a way to reproduce the rays of the sun

00:07:01I put them in liquid

00:07:03You could if you wanted

00:07:05Well, if you love me enough, you would

00:07:07You don't behave yourself right now

00:07:08I may not give you your shot this evening before you retire

00:07:11Then you won't sleep so well, will you?

00:07:13Lawrence, you wouldn't do that, would you?

00:07:15I believe you would

00:07:17Where are they?

00:07:18On the porch

00:07:20I'm sorry that happened

00:07:22I've forgotten about it already

00:07:24No, you haven't

00:07:26Perhaps

00:07:28How's your leg?

00:07:29It isn't getting all better

00:07:31Pardon, you better tell them before it's too late

00:07:33I don't want to end up a cripple

00:07:36Such as me

00:07:37I didn't mean that

00:07:39We would still be complete human beings if we hadn't become assistants to Dr. Orlovsky

00:07:43You can't turn back time, Orlando

00:07:46Time is a dictator

00:07:47You must follow him or you'll be left behind

00:07:52We can't turn back now

00:07:56Will you ever forgive me?

00:07:58It wasn't your fault

00:08:00I wanted to help Orlovsky as much as you did

00:08:03My love for you as a man

00:08:05Have a man

00:08:07My love for you as a man

00:08:11You are more of a man, dear Orlando, than ten men put together

00:08:17Not having two legs does not make you less of a man, but more so

00:08:22You make up for your loss with a stronger love for me

00:08:26And I in return love you for it

00:08:30You make me feel more needed and necessary

00:08:35I am your legs, your soul, your very being

00:08:42I love you

00:08:43I love you

00:08:45I must fix dinner

00:08:47Send Carlotta in to help me

00:08:54And Orlando

00:08:58I haven't regretted one moment

00:09:06When are you to see him?

00:09:08Tomorrow

00:09:09Does he know you're coming?

00:09:10No, no

00:09:11You mean you haven't told him?

00:09:13I don't trust Carl Root

00:09:16Something about that man I just don't trust

00:09:18I think you should have told him

00:09:20In advance

00:09:22And give him a chance to have some time to adjust his books?

00:09:25Oh, no

00:09:27I want to surprise him

00:09:28That way I'll have the upper hand

00:09:31Then you do think he's been stealing your legacy

00:09:34The amounts he's been sending us have been far below what they were supposed to be

00:09:39He better have a good explanation for it or I'll know the reason why

00:09:42We shouldn't have stayed in Europe so long, we should have come back much sooner

00:09:46Oh, don't talk nonsense, Regina

00:09:48You know we couldn't come back until we've mastered the serum for your condition

00:09:52Even now we don't know how they'll react to this new climate

00:09:54They might not even survive at all

00:09:55Oh, Lawrence, you're trying to frighten me

00:09:57What would we do if they didn't survive?

00:09:59We'd have to go back immediately and get more

00:10:02Time would not be on our side, you'd know what that would mean

00:10:05Lawrence, I'm frightened

00:10:06Oh, hold me

00:10:12I beg your pardon

00:10:14Dinner will be ready in a few moments

00:10:18Where's Carlotta?

00:10:19She came in the house a few moments ago

00:10:21Why?

00:10:22Carrie wants her to help her with dinner

00:10:23And we still haven't taken the dust covers off the furniture in the upstairs rooms

00:10:28We'll do that after dinner

00:10:29I want to thank you and Carrie for being so patient

00:10:33Perhaps in a month or two we'll be lucky enough to be living in my own home which my father

00:10:37left me

00:10:38It'll be much easier there

00:10:39Easier to manage than this run-down house

00:10:42Thank you again, Orlando

00:10:43I owe you and Carrie a great deal

00:10:47That couldn't be helped

00:10:49It wasn't your fault that it happened, don't blame yourself

00:10:52Now if you'll excuse me, I'll go and help Carrie with her

00:10:55Dinner

00:10:58We're very fortunate to have Orlando with us

00:11:00Perhaps

00:11:04Here, Carlotta, put this on the table

00:11:07Did you take the dust covers from the rooms upstairs?

00:11:10I didn't have time

00:11:11I think it would be a good idea if you took Carlotta and did that now

00:11:15Don't worry about our rooms, we'll do that after we unwrap the plans

00:11:20I don't think we'll get much sleep tonight

00:11:25It won't be the first time

00:11:33It won't be the first time

00:11:34How many times have I told you not to touch fire?

00:11:38You see, now you've burned your hand

00:11:40Let me see

00:11:43It's all right

00:11:45Come

00:11:47You have to help me in the bedroom upstairs

00:12:05Yes

00:12:06Blessed be the food we are about to eat

00:12:08Blessed be...

00:12:09Put that away!

00:12:12I said put it away!

00:12:15Is it gone?

00:12:20Yes

00:12:24Don't you ever do that again

00:12:28I have a right to my own beliefs

00:12:30As long as you're in my house, you'll do as I say and you will have...

00:12:33No! I have as much more...

00:12:35I said as long as you are a servant in my house, you will do as I say

00:12:39I am not your servant

00:12:42I am Dr. Orlovsky's assistant and I do you a favor by helping out with the household duties

00:12:49For which you get paid

00:12:51I am not paid to take abuse from you

00:12:55Then why don't you leave? No one is stopping you

00:12:58You'd like that, wouldn't you?

00:13:02I am loyal to Dr. Orlovsky

00:13:03But you can't understand that, can you?

00:13:06You are a selfish woman

00:13:08You can't love anything on this earth but your own self

00:13:10I feel sorry for you

00:13:16Pick that up!

00:13:24Where is she now?

00:13:25She said she had a headache, she went upstairs to bed

00:13:28You must be patient with her

00:13:29I try

00:13:30I know you do

00:13:33She is a very difficult woman

00:13:35Her father spoiled her when she was a child and after we were married, I gave in to her every

00:13:39whim

00:13:42Perhaps if I had been more strict with her, she could have changed

00:13:45I am partly to blame

00:13:47You must not blame yourself

00:13:49I don't think anything could change her

00:13:52Try to be more patient with her

00:13:54Ignore the little things she says, you know the strain she is under

00:13:58We are all under that strain

00:14:00What would I do without you?

00:14:05And Orlando?

00:14:06Of course

00:14:08I think it would be a good idea if you went to bed early tonight

00:14:12There would be a lot of work to do beginning tomorrow

00:14:15What about you?

00:14:16Orlando Collado and I have work to do

00:14:19You know you can't keep them wrapped any more than necessary

00:14:21But you two need to sleep as well as I

00:14:23We'll make up for that tomorrow

00:14:26I'll turn down the lamps and put out the fire

00:14:30Do you want everything put into the cellar?

00:14:32Yes, you know they can't stand any sunlight

00:14:35There aren't any windows down there, are there?

00:14:36No, and all the equipment?

00:14:39Yes, everything should be kept together

00:14:41It's easier to lock up that way

00:14:43Are you alright?

00:14:45About the same

00:14:46And you like?

00:14:47It's getting worse

00:14:48No, let me see

00:15:02Thank you

00:15:02We must lance it as soon as possible

00:15:05It's no better, is it?

00:15:09No, I'm afraid not

00:15:12I'm so sorry, Carrie

00:15:17I'm going to lose it

00:15:21I'm going to lose it

00:15:21I hope not

00:15:22I should try every way I know to save it

00:15:24I remember when you told Orlando that

00:15:27So we know more than we did then

00:15:29Much more

00:15:29Not that much

00:15:34Go to bed

00:15:35Get a good night's sleep

00:15:37We'll face tomorrow tomorrow

00:16:07We'll face tomorrow

00:16:08Oh, Mother of God, hear me

00:16:12Sweet Mother of God

00:16:18Carlotta, put everything from that box there on the second shelf here

00:16:21When you're through with that, I'll show you what to do next

00:16:23Now be very careful, don't rush things or you may break something

00:16:29Orlando, did you put clean minutes in the upstairs bedrooms?

00:16:32Only their bedroom

00:16:33I thought we could do hours after we have them finished packing the plants

00:16:36We can't take a chance on them being destroyed

00:16:38They are probably very thirsty from the trip

00:16:42They've both retired?

00:16:43Yes

00:16:44You had another fight with her, didn't you?

00:16:48Yes

00:16:50She's a very difficult woman, isn't she?

00:16:52Did you tell him?

00:16:54Yes

00:16:55And what did he say?

00:16:57The same thing he always says, didn't he?

00:17:00And what did he say about your leg?

00:17:02How do you know I talked to him about that?

00:17:04We've been together a very long time, my love

00:17:07We think as one

00:17:09You forget that sometimes

00:17:11You know me that well

00:17:13We are as one

00:17:15We must take care of the plants

00:17:16Ready?

00:17:18Yes

00:17:27Carlotta, stay away from there, you should know better than that

00:17:30Wait until you get your shot

00:17:32Did you prepare the hypodermic?

00:17:33I haven't had time yet

00:17:34I'll do it

00:17:38Carlotta, sit here

00:17:41Roll up your seat

00:17:48Here

00:18:15Cari is going to lose that leg of hers

00:18:19Think about that

00:18:22All because of you and me

00:18:24Good

00:18:25I'm glad

00:18:26God will punish you

00:18:27He already has

00:18:30We were punished the day we were born

00:18:33I must hate for my father's sins and so must you

00:18:37Eternity is our punishment

00:18:39Regina, look at me

00:18:41I said look at me

00:18:45We can't go on like this

00:18:47We must try to get along better in the future

00:18:51I'm warning you, Regina

00:18:52You can't control your temper

00:18:54And these insane displays of jealousy

00:18:56I'm going to have to leave you

00:18:59You know what that means, don't you?

00:19:01Lawrence, I love you, Lawrence

00:19:02I love you with all my soul

00:19:07Yes, yes, I really believe you do, my dear

00:19:11But not soul

00:19:13We have no soul

00:19:18Come, let's go to bed

00:19:20Come, let's go to bed

00:19:25I must arise early tomorrow morning

00:19:29I'm going to see Carl Root about the money

00:19:31Are you going alone?

00:19:33Well, I do wish you'd take Orlando with you

00:19:36No, no, I'll do much better alone

00:19:40Besides, I need him here to look after the plants

00:19:43Oh, dear

00:19:44I hope he's only been careless with the bookkeeping

00:19:46And that's all

00:19:48Would it ever so?

00:19:50No, I'm afraid Carl Root is a thief

00:19:54All those years my father trusted him

00:19:57Never suspected him of being dishonest

00:20:00I guess Root felt since we were away in Europe

00:20:03He could steal from my inheritance

00:20:06I only hope I can collect what's owed us

00:20:08Well, don't lose your temper, dear

00:20:10You know how dangerous that can be

00:20:12I won't

00:20:13You promise?

00:20:14Yes

00:20:16Now, let's go to sleep

00:20:28Florence?

00:20:29Yes?

00:20:31I love you

00:20:32I know you do

00:20:35Go to sleep

00:20:44Go to sleep

00:20:47Do you?

00:20:50Yes

00:20:51And kiss me?

00:20:53Please, Regina

00:20:54Well, is a kiss too much to ask?

00:20:59No, of course not

00:21:05Oh, Lawrence, make love to me

00:21:07Please make love to me

00:21:08Oh, Lawrence, make love to me

00:21:08Not now

00:21:09Oh, why not?

00:21:10Because I...

00:21:11I just don't feel anything like that now

00:21:14You're thinking of her again, aren't you?

00:21:16Please, Regina, not again

00:21:19You could if she were here, couldn't you?

00:21:20Will you go to sleep?

00:21:22You wish it were her breasts instead of mine

00:21:24Please, Regina

00:21:27You never please Regina anymore

00:21:30Oh, Lawrence, I...

00:21:32I hate you

00:21:33I hate you

00:21:35No, you don't hate me

00:21:37Oh, go to hell

00:21:39We're there already

00:21:42How much more?

00:21:44One minute

00:21:45They need more than we can supply

00:21:47We can't take any more than the usual from Collato or she will die

00:21:52Couldn't Orlovsky buy blood from the hospitals here?

00:21:55It was

00:21:56You know how tight the money has been for us

00:21:58And we would have to show why we needed it

00:22:00Then what would we do?

00:22:02No, it's out of the question, we'll have to find another source

00:22:05Where?

00:22:07Perhaps another Collato

00:22:09How?

00:22:10We found Collato in that orphanage in Budapest

00:22:13Perhaps we could find someone here in America

00:22:15It won't be that easy

00:22:17We will have to tell Orlovsky that we need more blood

00:22:19He will have to get it somehow

00:22:21Remember Collato?

00:22:22When we first got her

00:22:24She was so friendly and cheerful

00:22:26The brain can have blood drained from it just so often

00:22:29And then it begins to malfunction

00:22:32Perhaps it's justice for all

00:22:34The least she knows the better

00:22:36Is it time yet?

00:22:40Thirty seconds

00:22:53Arlando, have you noticed the difference with the plants?

00:22:55No, why?

00:22:56I thought maybe it wasn't my imagination

00:22:58But they seem to have grown stronger and more healthy since we left Budapest

00:23:03Are you sure it's not your imagination?

00:23:06You see this one?

00:23:09It was just an offshoot from the base of that one and now look at it

00:23:12It's almost completely grown

00:23:15You're right

00:23:17Don't touch it!

00:23:25I'll have to burn a big part of it like I did your legs

00:23:27Look away!

00:23:37Mr. Root

00:23:38What would you like me to do with these?

00:23:40What are they?

00:23:40The last one testament and some other papers of Mrs. Bronson

00:23:43Bronson?

00:23:44The little old lady that was in last Thursday

00:23:45Oh yes, put them in the files that need more work on them

00:23:48I thought you were through with them

00:23:49I am, but we don't want her to know that, do we?

00:23:51Very well, sir

00:23:52And Prudence

00:23:53Yes, sir?

00:23:54Put another $75 on Mrs. Bronson's bill when you make it out

00:23:57She can damn well afford it

00:23:58Yes, sir

00:23:59Yes

00:24:00Just a minute, please

00:24:02I would like to speak to Mr. Carl Root, please

00:24:05And who shall I say is calling, sir?

00:24:07Dr. Lawrence Orlowski

00:24:10Dr. Orlowski?

00:24:11We didn't expect you back from Europe for at least another month

00:24:14I know

00:24:14I came back sooner than I expected

00:24:16I'll tell him that you're here

00:24:18No, no, no, no

00:24:19And give him time to prepare?

00:24:21No, no, not yet

00:24:24What is your name, may I ask?

00:24:27Prudence

00:24:29Prudence Towers

00:24:31How long have you worked for Mr. Root?

00:24:33About eight years

00:24:35And you must have come to work here just after my last visit

00:24:37When was that?

00:24:401875

00:24:41I started work the following year

00:24:44And you must be familiar with my affairs

00:24:46And my relationship with Mr. Root as executor of my late father's estate

00:24:49There aren't too many clients of Mr. Root's that I see the papers on

00:24:54Mr. Root keeps most of his records locked up in his office

00:24:57That figures

00:24:58I beg your pardon?

00:24:59Nothing, nothing

00:25:00Is he in?

00:25:01Yes

00:25:01Shall I tell him that you're here?

00:25:03No, no, no

00:25:03Not yet

00:25:05I'm surprised your husband approves of your working

00:25:08I'm not married

00:25:09You're a very attractive girl

00:25:11You must have had many proposals

00:25:13I've had my share

00:25:15I must seem quite rude to you

00:25:17But forward

00:25:18You are a bit so

00:25:20I apologize if I've been rude in any way

00:25:23It's just that I have no one here that can help me

00:25:27Unless

00:25:28Perhaps you would be willing to help

00:25:31If I can be of any assistance to you

00:25:34I would only be too glad

00:25:37I need some information

00:25:39What kind of information?

00:25:41Mr. Root has in his possession

00:25:43Root!

00:25:44I want you to

00:25:46What are you doing here in America?

00:25:48I came to see you

00:25:50We didn't expect you until sometime in the early spring

00:25:52Yes, I know

00:25:54But my payments have dwindled

00:25:56And so I decided to come home sooner to find out why

00:25:58Why don't you come inside my office?

00:26:00We can talk more comfortably there

00:26:01Yes, that would be the best idea

00:26:03Then we can go over all the papers and books relating to my late father's estate

00:26:07I understand they're in your office

00:26:08I told you that

00:26:10I managed to get that information rather underhandedly out of Ms. Towers

00:26:13Is that true, Ms. Towers?

00:26:14Well, I...

00:26:14Oh, it's not her fault

00:26:16No, I asked her for some papers of mine

00:26:18And after assuring her of my identity

00:26:19She proceeded to tell me that they were in your office

00:26:22Your father's house has just been sold

00:26:24What right did you have to sell my father's house?

00:26:27That house was meant for me to live in when I returned from Europe

00:26:29I have complete control over your late father's estate as executor

00:26:32During the last days of his life he turned over all his wealth to me

00:26:35To handle as I saw fit

00:26:37He never told me of any such move

00:26:39I demand to see such a document

00:26:41In time, my dear doctor, in time

00:26:43As you no doubt remember your father's last days were quite chaotic

00:26:47He had a premonition of his death and he prepared accordingly

00:26:50As you know his entire holdings which at that time were considerable

00:26:53Were switched over to the name of Orlowski

00:26:55Which is now your legal name

00:26:58The name of Talbot, which is now a loathsome name

00:27:01Was soon forgotten in the town of Mortavia

00:27:03Where your father died his violent death

00:27:06We meaning you and I have managed to keep your real name a secret to this very day

00:27:10You wouldn't want your real name to be discovered now, would you?

00:27:16Are you trying to threaten me?

00:27:18But of course not, I have only your interests at heart and those of your dear wife

00:27:21You not only threaten me but my wife's background as well

00:27:24I don't threaten, only advise

00:27:25I demand to see an exact accounting of all the money in my late father's estate

00:27:28And you shall have it dear boy all in due time

00:27:31I must have time to prepare it for you

00:27:32Ah yes, time to adjust it

00:27:34Land is a very nasty word, Dr. Orlowski

00:27:36In your position I wouldn't resort to such a course

00:27:38And stealing, my dear Mr. Root, is even more also

00:27:40Let's pretend I didn't even hear that

00:27:42Now I'll be back here in a week to show you the books

00:27:45Meantime, I must say good day

00:27:47Give my best to your lovely wife

00:27:48I will tell you when this meeting is over and not a minute before

00:27:52You forget, my dear Mr. Root, that I have all of my father's traits inbred in me

00:27:57So take care

00:27:57If it's money you need, I can give you an advance

00:28:01How much money is left?

00:28:03Enough for about a year

00:28:04What about the money from the sale of the house?

00:28:06There was very little we got for that, it was quite run down

00:28:09That was one of the best properties in town, one of the choice locations

00:28:12Where is the money from that?

00:28:14There were a lot of stocks and bonds I purchased for the estate

00:28:16They had to be paid for

00:28:17You purchased?

00:28:18I don't understand

00:28:19Well there was some new companies that needed funds

00:28:21And I thought it would be a good idea to expand the capital

00:28:23So I invested

00:28:24And I guess I should have checked them out a little bit more

00:28:26I didn't really have the time

00:28:27I didn't know they'd go bankrupt so fast

00:28:29So fast?

00:28:30Why you son of a bitch

00:28:45Oh, Johnny

00:28:56Oh Johnny!

00:28:58Oh Johnny!

00:28:58What are you doing here?

00:29:00How did you find me?

00:29:05What's wrong with your leg?

00:29:06Why are you living?

00:29:08We can talk upstairs in my room.

00:29:10Oh, Johnny, you don't know how happy I am to see you.

00:29:12Whose house is this?

00:29:14We can't talk here. We'll wake her up.

00:29:16She sleeps most of the day.

00:29:18Who sleeps most of the day?

00:29:19Shh, come up.

00:29:46Oh, let me look at you.

00:29:50Oh, you're so beautiful.

00:29:56And you've grown so.

00:29:58Oh, what are these lines under your eyes?

00:30:01Oh, you have grown up.

00:30:04You're not the same little innocent brother I so fondly remember.

00:30:08Oh, we have so much to catch up on.

00:30:10Tell me everything.

00:30:12Oh, I couldn't tell you everything.

00:30:13You might blush.

00:30:15I don't blush as easily as I used to.

00:30:17Start at the beginning.

00:30:18I traveled around a lot.

00:30:19I went to San Francisco and I went to sea.

00:30:22I had a chance to go, so I did.

00:30:23I thought a lot and I forgot a lot.

00:30:27Mary.

00:30:29Among other things.

00:30:32I didn't think you'd ever get over that.

00:30:35Oh, in time, one can get over anything.

00:30:37But when it's young, time is an ogre that is very difficult to face.

00:30:42But as one grows older, well, time becomes a pussycat.

00:30:48Oh, you still have your wonderful sense of humor.

00:30:51I think it could very well be one of your greatest assets.

00:30:54Oh, I have many others, I assure you.

00:30:56I'm quite the lover, you know.

00:30:59Oh, yes.

00:31:00One in every port, I'm told.

00:31:02Mine, young rebel.

00:31:03That isn't fair.

00:31:04I asked you first.

00:31:05All's fair in love and relationships.

00:31:19How did you find me?

00:31:22It wasn't easy.

00:31:24I went to the school that you were attending when I left home.

00:31:28They told me that you went to work at a certain place and I went there.

00:31:32And they told me that you went to Mortavia.

00:31:34So I went to Mortavia.

00:31:36And when I got there, they told me you came back to America.

00:31:39I got on the first ship I could and I came back to America.

00:31:44And here we are.

00:31:47I missed you, little one.

00:31:50Not as much as I missed you.

00:31:51You want to bet?

00:31:55What did you do all those years you traveled?

00:31:58I left lots of little ones behind.

00:32:01I don't know how to take that.

00:32:03The worst way possible.

00:32:05You're incorrigible.

00:32:07Always have been, but then it runs in our family.

00:32:09Yes, I'm afraid so.

00:32:11Do you think you'll stay for a while so that we can catch up with each other?

00:32:15I don't think we could.

00:32:16We've always been miles apart, but in our hearts, we've been too close for comfort.

00:32:20Am I right?

00:32:21You shouldn't have said that.

00:32:23Too close for comfort?

00:32:23Perhaps.

00:32:25Well, we never lied to each other before.

00:32:27And we never played with each other's lies.

00:32:29We shouldn't start now.

00:32:31Oh, you're so young, Johnny.

00:32:34And so very wise.

00:32:37Then you still love me?

00:32:38I've never stopped.

00:32:41Are you happy?

00:32:42As happy as is possible.

00:32:43Oh, that doesn't sound very happy to me.

00:32:46Why don't you stay for a while?

00:32:48Settle down for a month or two.

00:32:49Nope, can't.

00:32:50Got to go back out to sea.

00:32:52Make more money.

00:32:53I'm broke.

00:32:54It's in my blood now, though.

00:32:55I like it.

00:32:57Tell me more about the people that you work for.

00:32:59Oh, they're a very strange couple.

00:33:02They're not like ordinary people.

00:33:04Especially her.

00:33:06She receives injections weekly, and if she doesn't get them, she'll die.

00:33:10What kind of injections?

00:33:12There is an abnormal distribution of tissue and blood cells, which make up her physical structure.

00:33:17These plants, which Dr. Orlovsky and I have found, are the only things that will be a normal balance.

00:33:22Oh, we've looked everywhere, but we can't find anything that's less dangerous.

00:33:29Dangerous?

00:33:30These plants are very dangerous.

00:33:32Let me see your leg.

00:33:34No.

00:33:34Why not?

00:33:35I think it would be a good idea if you left, Johnny.

00:33:37I'll meet you tomorrow, whenever you like.

00:33:39You aren't going to change the subject.

00:33:41That might have worked when we were kids, but not now.

00:33:43Let me see your leg.

00:33:44No, Johnny, please.

00:33:45Do you want me to throw a scene?

00:33:46I can do it very well, you know.

00:33:48You would, wouldn't you?

00:33:49It's yes.

00:33:51Very well.

00:33:56It isn't very pretty.

00:33:58I don't want you to lose your temper, Johnny, because it won't do any good.

00:34:04Oh, Christ.

00:34:06Don't touch it, it's contagious.

00:34:09Oh, I've got to get you out of here.

00:34:12You've got to do something.

00:34:13There's nothing you can do.

00:34:14We've tried everything.

00:34:15Who is this Dr. Orlovsky?

00:34:17I want to meet him.

00:34:18You must go now, Johnny.

00:34:20I'm not leaving until I find out more about this.

00:34:23There must be something that we can do.

00:34:25I'll go to the police.

00:34:26The police?

00:34:27What good would that do?

00:34:29There's something going on here.

00:34:30That's not right.

00:34:31You haven't told me everything, have you?

00:34:33You must go now.

00:34:43I'll walk you downstairs.

00:34:45It's not that easy to get rid of me, Carrie.

00:34:46I want you...

00:34:47You must be quiet.

00:34:48Damn.

00:35:14I'll see you tomorrow.

00:35:14Where are you staying?

00:35:15At the Seaman's Hotel on Chambers Street.

00:35:17You know where it is.

00:35:18I'll find it.

00:35:18You'd better come.

00:35:19If you don't come, I'm going to go to the authorities.

00:35:21I'll come, I promise.

00:35:22Now, please, you must go.

00:35:25And close the doors, honey, as you leave.

00:35:31Young man.

00:35:32Yes?

00:35:33May I see you for a moment?

00:35:34What about?

00:35:35It won't take long.

00:35:37But come talk here.

00:35:38Come.

00:35:39Come.

00:35:53Oh, no, you can't leave that there.

00:35:55Someone will see it.

00:35:56Come.

00:36:00It's about your sister.

00:36:02Come.

00:36:04Oh.

00:36:08Oh.

00:36:15What about my sister?

00:36:17Oh, I'm breathless.

00:36:19Oh, there are too many stairs to climb.

00:36:22What's your name?

00:36:23Johnny.

00:36:24Why?

00:36:24Who are you?

00:36:25My name's Regina.

00:36:27I live here.

00:36:28This is my home.

00:36:30What did you want to talk to me about?

00:36:32About your sister.

00:36:33Yes, I know.

00:36:34You told me that.

00:36:35What about her?

00:36:36You must be patient with me.

00:36:38Oh, you see, I haven't been worried.

00:36:40Well, lately.

00:36:40You're the lady my sister told me about.

00:36:43What did she tell you about me?

00:36:46Nothing.

00:36:47She must have told you something.

00:36:49You see, I have a sixth sense.

00:36:52Well, I can tell when somebody has been talking about me.

00:36:56I have nothing against you.

00:36:58There's no reason you should feel that way.

00:37:01Good.

00:37:02Then we can be friends.

00:37:05Oh, my.

00:37:06What strong hands you have.

00:37:07You must use them an awful lot.

00:37:09They're so rough and gruff.

00:37:11Not at all like you.

00:37:13Oh, what a nice smile.

00:37:14You should smile more frequently.

00:37:16I usually do.

00:37:17I'm very upset.

00:37:19What about?

00:37:20Something my sister not said, but what about her leg?

00:37:25Oh, oh, that.

00:37:26I wouldn't worry about that.

00:37:27She'll get over that.

00:37:29Why didn't Orlando?

00:37:30Orlando, I...

00:37:31His legs.

00:37:32He had the same thing wrong with his legs that my sister has with hers.

00:37:36I don't understand.

00:37:37Did she tell you that?

00:37:38Yes.

00:37:39You see, she lies.

00:37:41Orlando lost his legs in an accident.

00:37:43My sister doesn't lie.

00:37:45Why should she lie?

00:37:47How long has it been since you've seen your sister?

00:37:50About ten years.

00:37:51Why?

00:37:51People change.

00:37:52What do you mean by that?

00:37:54Carrie has changed a lot in the past ten years.

00:37:57You see, she lies.

00:37:58I've heard her.

00:37:58You don't like my sister, do you?

00:38:00Did I say that?

00:38:01No, but you implied it.

00:38:03I don't feel that you like her.

00:38:04Why?

00:38:05I don't like women who try to take my husband from me.

00:38:08Carrie has Orlando.

00:38:09Why should she take your husband?

00:38:11Because she's sneaky and evil.

00:38:13She lives in sin and she's got the soul of a...

00:38:15I don't want to hear anymore.

00:38:16No, don't go.

00:38:16I haven't finished.

00:38:17Then don't say any more against Carrie.

00:38:19Carrie is a very wonderful person.

00:38:22I wish that I had half as much good in me as she has in her.

00:38:25What did she tell you?

00:38:27That's none of your business.

00:38:28What did she tell you about me?

00:38:30She told me enough for me to know that I don't want her to stay here anymore.

00:38:33I wanted to get out of here.

00:38:34There's something wrong.

00:38:35She won't go.

00:38:36I'm trying to get her to leave, but she won't go.

00:38:38Maybe if you could do something, maybe you could get her to leave.

00:38:40If she won't go, I'll go to the authorities.

00:38:44Now, why would you do that?

00:38:48I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:38:52Johnny?

00:38:54Johnny?

00:38:57I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:12I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:13I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:14I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:15I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:18I don't think that I want to talk to you anymore.

00:39:30Oh, my God.

00:39:56Hey, mister.

00:39:58Were you addressing me, madam?

00:40:00They're not at home.

00:40:01Who?

00:40:01Ma'am.

00:40:02How do you know?

00:40:03I'm telling you, they're not at home.

00:40:05How do you know?

00:40:06He went out about two hours ago.

00:40:08Well, that means someone's home.

00:40:10Excuse me.

00:40:10Hey, you know him?

00:40:12I would hardly be going there if I didn't know them, would I?

00:40:15There's something fishy about him.

00:40:17Why do you say that?

00:40:18There's something strange going on.

00:40:20Like what?

00:40:21You see that house down there?

00:40:23The one with the shingle roof?

00:40:24Yes.

00:40:25They got some of their things missing.

00:40:27What sort of things missing?

00:40:29Their chickens are missing.

00:40:31And two nights ago it was a rabbit.

00:40:33Well, what does that have to do with the Orlovskys?

00:40:35That's their name?

00:40:36Orlovsky?

00:40:37Foreigners, ain't they?

00:40:39They are not foreigners.

00:40:41Dr. Orlovsky was born right here in America.

00:40:44He's a doctor, is he?

00:40:45Now, that makes sense.

00:40:47I bet he's playing around with some of them experiments and that sort of thing.

00:40:52Orlovsky.

00:40:53Foreigners.

00:40:53You can't trust them, they're foreigners.

00:40:55You must excuse me, madam.

00:40:58I have many things to do.

00:41:01Hey, you tell them we don't want no foreigners in our neighborhood.

00:41:05We don't need no doctors practicing them experiments.

00:41:09You tell them that, your hair!

00:41:11There you go.

00:41:13There you go.

00:41:32There you go.

00:41:47Hello?

00:41:50Is there anyone home?

00:41:54Hello?

00:42:01Is there anyone home?

00:42:07What are you doing here?

00:42:09Who are you?

00:42:10I knocked, but no one answered.

00:42:12The door was ajar, and I thought something might be wrong, and I came in.

00:42:15I called out.

00:42:15Didn't anyone hear?

00:42:16Didn't you?

00:42:17That door is never open.

00:42:18We keep it locked all the time.

00:42:20Who are you?

00:42:21I'm Mr. Markham.

00:42:22I manage this property.

00:42:23I have some papers for Dr. Orlovsky.

00:42:25As I just happened to be in the neighborhood, I thought I just might drop them by.

00:42:29Dr. Orlovsky is not in.

00:42:31Now, if you will please leave.

00:42:33Would you be so good as to give him these?

00:42:38Good day, Mr. Markham.

00:42:40What are those plants?

00:42:41I've never seen anything like that before.

00:42:43That's really none of your business.

00:42:44Uh, is Mrs. Orlovsky home?

00:42:46Why?

00:42:47I should like to see her, if you don't mind.

00:42:50She's asleep.

00:42:51She always takes a nap in the afternoon.

00:42:53I do hope she's well.

00:42:56She's quite well, thank you.

00:42:58Now, if you'll excuse me, we have work to do.

00:43:00May I see her?

00:43:01Mrs. Orlovsky?

00:43:02Yes.

00:43:03What do you want to see her for?

00:43:04That is none of your business.

00:43:06I have been given explicit instructions not to let anyone see her.

00:43:09If you would tell me something of the nature of your business, perhaps I could make an arrangement.

00:43:13Very well.

00:43:14I have received reports through an anonymous call of strange events at these, uh, that is, around these premises.

00:43:21And I should like to talk to either Dr. Orlovsky or his wife about it.

00:43:24This is a respectable neighborhood.

00:43:26Now, we wouldn't want anything amiss, would we?

00:43:29I see.

00:43:31I see.

00:43:32Well, in this case, I'm sure Mrs. Orlovsky would not mind if we disturb her.

00:43:36Orlando?

00:43:38Go upstairs, please, and awaken her.

00:43:40And tell her there is a gentleman here to see her.

00:43:45We hadn't been properly introduced.

00:43:48This is Karnath.

00:43:52And I am Carrie.

00:44:38Carrie?

00:44:41Carrie?

00:44:43Carrie?

00:44:45Sure.

00:44:48Oh my God.

00:44:54Yes.

00:45:06Okay.

00:45:30Let's go.

00:45:46THE END

00:46:11He was buried here in the summer of 1869

00:46:14And you haven't been back here in America since that time?

00:46:17I thought that by going away to Europe I could forget his death

00:46:19You were that close to your father?

00:46:21It's more than just a father to me

00:46:23My mother died when I was ten

00:46:24All I knew was his love and devotion for me

00:46:27His one great aim before he died

00:46:29Was to see me become a great doctor

00:46:31And perhaps cure him

00:46:33At least he got to see his dream come true before he died

00:46:36Then all you have to live on is your inheritance

00:46:39Yes

00:46:40That's why I must know more about the papers in Root's office

00:46:44I do think I can help a little

00:46:53And still don't need to know more about the papers in Root's office

00:46:55Do you think what you think you're going to be alive?

00:46:55Yeah?

00:46:56Yeah?

00:47:01Yeah?

00:47:05Yeah?

00:47:14Mmm

00:47:14Ooh

00:47:15Yeah?

00:47:17I only know one thing that I think I can help you with.

00:47:20All the companies that he had invested in were all run or owned by relatives of his.

00:47:26After he had transferred funds to one of these companies, it would within a short time go bankrupt.

00:47:32I asked him once about this coincidence, and he told me to mind my own business.

00:47:37It wasn't until I was working overtime one day that I discovered that each of these companies was indirectly controlled

00:47:45by him.

00:47:46I've never known him to be careless since that time.

00:47:48So it's true. He has been stealing from my father's estate.

00:47:52I'm afraid it looks that way.

00:47:54You've been extremely kind in telling me all this. How can I ever repay you?

00:47:58I've seen Mr. Root do many things to many people that were dishonest.

00:48:02I can't go on looking the other way.

00:48:05It's not only for you, but for myself as well.

00:48:09I have to be able to live with myself.

00:48:12You're a very remarkable woman.

00:48:15Also a very beautiful one.

00:48:17It's getting colder. Perhaps we'd better go.

00:48:21Have I said anything to upset you?

00:48:22No, you haven't.

00:48:24It's been a long time since I felt so relaxed and comfortable with another woman.

00:48:28That's the main reason why we must go.

00:48:31You mean my wife?

00:48:32Yes.

00:48:33What can I say to make you understand?

00:48:37I only wish I had been fortunate enough to have met you long before I married her.

00:48:43Please, don't say anymore.

00:48:46It isn't right of you to speak this way.

00:48:48Let me explain something to you.

00:48:50My father was a very strange man.

00:48:53My wife's father was also very different.

00:48:55They arranged our marriage out of a necessity.

00:48:58Necessity?

00:48:59Both my wife and I have been married strictly as a duty to our fathers.

00:49:03I still don't understand.

00:49:06I can't tell you anymore.

00:49:09Perhaps we'd better go.

00:49:11Please, not yet.

00:49:13Look at me.

00:49:22You're so very beautiful.

00:49:26I have the same feeling now I had this morning when I met you for the first time in the

00:49:29office.

00:49:30I know.

00:49:32And you feel the same way towards me?

00:49:33Yes.

00:49:36You must go.

00:49:58May I ask one thing?

00:49:59Yes.

00:50:11Who's there?

00:50:16Answer me!

00:50:21Who's there?

00:50:22What do you want?

00:50:24You're trespassing on these property.

00:50:28What you're doing here this time of evening?

00:50:30Visiting hours a long oar.

00:50:33Get out of here or I call the police.

00:50:35Who are you?

00:50:36I'm Petra.

00:50:37Keeper of graves.

00:50:39These are all my children.

00:50:42I want to hold them.

00:50:44But at night they need someone.

00:50:48Especially this one.

00:50:49Do you know whose grave this is?

00:50:51Yes.

00:50:52With all my heart and soul.

00:50:56And so do I.

00:50:57Who are you?

00:50:59My name is Orlovsky.

00:51:00Dr. Lawrence Orlovsky.

00:51:03No.

00:51:03You mean Talbot.

00:51:05You are his son.

00:51:07I see the resemblance.

00:51:10Then you know.

00:51:11Then you must go.

00:51:13Immediately.

00:51:14If you stay here any longer.

00:51:15Who's she?

00:51:16Friend.

00:51:17Does she know?

00:51:18No.

00:51:18Then you must go.

00:51:20Immediately.

00:51:21It will be a full moon tonight.

00:51:23Go.

00:51:24Get out of here.

00:51:25Get out of here.

00:51:27You saved me.

00:51:28No.

00:51:28Run Talbot.

00:51:30Let's go away.

00:51:31Run.

00:51:32Don't go away.

00:51:37Gary.

00:51:40Where are you?

00:51:50Oh, God.

00:51:54Oh.

00:51:56Oh, God.

00:52:04Oh, God.

00:52:08Oh.

00:52:09Oh, God.

00:52:13It happened, didn't it?

00:52:15Yes.

00:52:17How long was I under?

00:52:18Only about ten minutes.

00:52:20We forgot to check the calendar.

00:52:22Stupid of us. Stupid!

00:52:24Where were you?

00:52:25At the lawyer's office.

00:52:26We expected you back earlier.

00:52:28Yes, I know.

00:52:29You been upstairs yet?

00:52:31No.

00:52:32Why?

00:52:34She's gotten out again.

00:52:35I told you to watch her more closely.

00:52:37Gotta lock her in at night.

00:52:41I sent Carlotta up hours ago to lock her in.

00:52:44Carlotta, where are you?

00:52:47Did you lock her in like I told you?

00:52:49Look at me!

00:52:51Oh, Carlotta!

00:52:53I'm sorry, it won't happen again.

00:52:55In the future, either Orlando or myself will go up and lock her door.

00:52:58Very well.

00:52:59Is everything else under control?

00:53:02We are worried about the plant.

00:53:03Why? What happened?

00:53:05They are growing much too fast.

00:53:07The climate here seems to agree with them more.

00:53:09We need more blood.

00:53:11You mean Carlotta's not enough?

00:53:13No.

00:53:14Not nearly enough.

00:53:16Then we'll have to find a way.

00:53:18A man came around here earlier looking for you.

00:53:20What was his name?

00:53:22Markham.

00:53:24What did he want?

00:53:25He had these papers for you.

00:53:27And he said something about people talking.

00:53:29People in the neighborhood.

00:53:31Why did you let him in?

00:53:32We didn't.

00:53:33He must have let himself in.

00:53:35Did he see anything?

00:53:36He came in here while we were working.

00:53:40I knew he'd be in trouble.

00:53:41Not anymore.

00:53:44What do you mean?

00:53:46Look!

00:53:59We had no choice.

00:54:02No one will find him.

00:54:03By tomorrow morning he will be completely devoured.

00:54:05You mean they become completely carnivorous?

00:54:07Yes.

00:54:08We must destroy them before they destroy us.

00:54:10We have almost enough serum to last us for quite some time.

00:54:14How long?

00:54:15A year perhaps.

00:54:17Poor Regina.

00:54:19You'll find a substitute.

00:54:21Yes.

00:54:22Maybe.

00:54:24Let me see your leg.

00:54:27Come on up on the table now.

00:54:29Come on up on the table now.

00:54:34My back.

00:54:47Worse.

00:54:48Much worse.

00:54:50Give me a knife.

00:54:59Help! Help! Help!

00:55:48I want to talk to you. May I come in?

00:55:50It's very late. Couldn't you wait until tomorrow?

00:55:52It'll only take a moment.

00:55:54Very well. Won't you come in?

00:55:56Oh.

00:55:57Oh.

00:55:58Oh.

00:55:59Oh.

00:56:00Would you like some tea?

00:56:01I haven't come for a social visit. I'll make it brief. What did you tell him?

00:56:04Who?

00:56:05You know who I mean, Orlowski.

00:56:06What would I tell him?

00:56:07Any number of things.

00:56:08Such as?

00:56:09Don't you play games with me, young lady? Did you tell him anything at all?

00:56:12I really think you should go now.

00:56:13I haven't finished yet.

00:56:15Mr. Root, you're extremely rude and stingy man.

00:56:19I won't be coming to work tomorrow. This is my resignation.

00:56:23I believe I'm entitled to at least a week's pay.

00:56:26At least after eight years of underpaid service.

00:56:29It'll be a cold day in hell, and I'll give you a week's pay for being a traitor to me.

00:56:33This isn't a sudden decision.

00:56:35I've been thinking about it for some time.

00:56:38I just had to make up my mind to do it, and this afternoon I did.

00:56:43Orlowski told you to, didn't he?

00:56:45He had nothing to do with it.

00:56:47I'm going to Canada.

00:56:49I've been offered a job, and as you know, my older sister Julia lives there.

00:56:54Now, if you will excuse me, I would like to go back to my sleep.

00:56:57Mm-hmm.

00:57:00Suppose, suppose I, suppose I give you a dollar raise.

00:57:03Would that make you stay?

00:57:04Why, you stupid little man.

00:57:07You are, you know, a very little man.

00:57:10I never realized until now just how much I really loathed you.

00:57:14Get out of here.

00:57:53Oh, oh, oh, oh.

00:58:24Yes?

00:58:24Is Dr. Orlowski in?

00:58:27No, I'm afraid he's not.

00:58:28What time do you expect him?

00:58:30Sometime this afternoon.

00:58:32What time this afternoon?

00:58:34I really have no idea. Who shall I say called?

00:58:37Tell him Petra. The woman he met in the cemetery.

00:58:41I'll give him your message. Good day.

00:58:44Not so fast, my pretty.

00:58:46I ain't finished yet.

00:58:49If you don't take your foot out of this door,

00:58:50I will not be responsible for the consequences.

00:58:53Carrie?

00:58:55What is it, Carrie?

00:58:59A woman. Her name is Petra.

00:59:01She wants to see Dr. Orlowski.

00:59:03Let her in.

00:59:04But you know what Dr. Orlowski...

00:59:05I said let her in.

00:59:08Very well.

00:59:18That will be all, Carrie.

00:59:20If Dr. Orlowski knew...

00:59:21That they said, that will be all, Carrie.

00:59:25Very well.

00:59:29Perhaps I can help you?

00:59:30Perhaps. Who are you?

00:59:32And his wife?

00:59:34Who's wife?

00:59:35That is very interesting.

00:59:37Get to the point.

00:59:39Can we talk here?

00:59:40Well, that depends upon what you have to say.

00:59:43I wouldn't want anyone should hear.

00:59:45I see.

00:59:46Well, we can go up in the living room and speak.

00:59:49No one will hear us there.

00:59:59Well?

00:59:59I came to talk about Dr. Orlowski.

01:00:02Or should I say, Dr. Talbot?

01:00:05Talbot?

01:00:06I don't understand you.

01:00:08I think you do.

01:00:10You couldn't be married to a man like that and not know his secrets.

01:00:14Please, sit down.

01:00:20Now, just who are you?

01:00:23More likely, who was I?

01:00:25I knew Dr. Orlowski's father.

01:00:27Just what does that mean?

01:00:29I was very close to your husband's father.

01:00:32I was his mistress for 15 years.

01:00:35And no one knew.

01:00:37Not even your husband.

01:00:39I knew everything about him.

01:00:42Everything.

01:00:43I also know that your husband has inherited the curse of his father.

01:00:48The Canterpiece?

01:00:49Yes.

01:00:51Have you told anyone?

01:00:53Not yet.

01:00:54Not yet.

01:00:56You planned to.

01:00:58That, um, depends.

01:01:03I see.

01:01:04There is something else I think you should know.

01:01:07What is that?

01:01:08Does Prince Towers mean anything to you?

01:01:11No.

01:01:12Should it?

01:01:12I thought so.

01:01:14I met her last night with your husband.

01:01:17With my husband?

01:01:18Where?

01:01:19It was dusk.

01:01:21They were in the cemetery together and, uh, they were kissing.

01:01:25I don't believe you.

01:01:28The wife is always the last to know.

01:01:30What were you doing in the cemetery?

01:01:33Oh, watching over Lawrence Talbot's grave.

01:01:35Which I've done for 10 years.

01:01:38No one shall touch his grave.

01:01:41When you were first buried there, they used to desecrate it.

01:01:45But I soon put a sock to it.

01:01:48Every evening at dusk, I come to keep a weagel over him.

01:01:52I loved him so.

01:01:55All his years, and I received nothing for my love.

01:02:00But you'll soon change all that, won't you, my dear?

01:02:04What can I do?

01:02:06Don't play the innocent one with me, my dear.

01:02:09I'm a much better actress at that game than you are.

01:02:13I had ten years practice.

01:02:15And no one knew.

01:02:19Can you imagine what would happen if people knew that Orlowski

01:02:22was really the son of Lawrence Talbot?

01:02:25The there wolf?

01:02:27Well, I have no money.

01:02:29But I do have a collection of jewels upstairs.

01:02:31Will that suffice?

01:02:33Oh, for now.

01:02:35Anything could do, for now.

01:02:38I have nothing to my name.

01:02:41Besides, beggars can't be choosers.

01:02:45Well, they're up in my bedroom.

01:02:47Follow me.

01:03:03May I ask a question of you?

01:03:05Of course.

01:03:06Do you happen to know where this Prudence Towers lives?

01:03:08Yes, I took her home last night.

01:03:10I couldn't leave her go with your husband.

01:03:12Last night was a full moon.

01:03:14Yes, I know.

01:03:15Now, where does she live?

01:03:16One forty-nine percent on you.

01:03:20They're in here.

01:03:23Come.

01:03:25Kneel down here and I'll open it for you.

01:03:33You have no reflection!

01:03:35You didn't know, did you, that my father was Count Dracula?

01:03:45It happened.

01:03:47I couldn't control myself.

01:03:48Didn't want to do it!

01:03:50Karl Rood is dead.

01:03:51What are we going to do?

01:03:53We must pack immediately.

01:03:54Take only the medicines and our syrups.

01:03:56We must destroy the plants.

01:03:58I'll change the arrangements to get the next book back to Europe.

01:04:01Where's Regina?

01:04:03Upstairs, but I'm...

01:04:03We haven't got time!

01:04:04Quickly, get everything back!

01:04:08Regina!

01:04:14Regina!

01:04:17Regina!

01:04:37You

01:04:43Let's check in!

01:04:45том

01:05:06The End

01:05:50Where were you?

01:05:52Answer me, where were you?

01:05:53I want to visit a friend of yours.

01:05:55We don't have time to play games.

01:05:57We're leaving immediately.

01:05:58We just have enough time to catch the boat.

01:06:00I'm not going.

01:06:00Oh, yes, you are.

01:06:02Well, I see you're all packed.

01:06:04Where are my plans?

01:06:05I'm leaving them here.

01:06:06Oh, no, you're not.

01:06:08They've grown completely out of control.

01:06:10I'll die without him.

01:06:11We'll get more in Europe.

01:06:12You're lying.

01:06:13It's just a trick to get rid of me.

01:06:15You're out of your mind, Regina.

01:06:17It won't do you any good.

01:06:19She's gone.

01:06:20What are you raving about now?

01:06:21Miss Towers.

01:06:23I killed her.

01:06:25How did you know?

01:06:27So it's true.

01:06:29Got to get out of here.

01:06:30Carrie and Orlando, set fire to the plants immediately.

01:06:32Destroy them completely.

01:06:34Remember, the fire must look like an accident.

01:06:36No.

01:06:37You don't have to destroy them.

01:06:38No, as I say.

01:06:39No.

01:06:40Regina, you've got to listen to me.

01:06:42We've got to leave here if we're going to survive.

01:06:43Our only chance is back in Europe.

01:06:45I'm onto your little scheme.

01:06:46You plan to get me over there so you can destroy me by not supplying me with enough serum so

01:06:51you can carry, can live together.

01:06:53I won't let you.

01:06:54It won't work.

01:06:56You're wrong.

01:06:57I won't desert you.

01:06:58I wouldn't leave you after all these years.

01:07:00My, my plants!

01:07:02My plants!

01:07:03Mark!

01:07:04No!

01:07:05My plants!

01:07:07No!

01:07:09My plants!

01:07:10No!

01:07:12No!

01:07:14No!

01:07:15No!

01:07:17No!

01:07:19No!

01:07:21No!

01:07:30No!

01:07:50The rest of the house will be reconstructed in a very short time.

01:07:53We were very fortunate to save this part of the house from the fire.

01:07:56And the total price is only what you quoted?

01:07:59That's correct.

01:08:01That's fabulous.

01:08:03Let's take it, darling.

01:08:04We can't afford not to.

01:08:05The cellar, after they get through restoring it, will be ideal for his experiments.

01:08:10You really like it?

01:08:11Oh, yes.

01:08:13Then we'll take it.

01:08:18May I have all the papers right here?

01:08:20And if you'll just sign there?

01:08:22Oh, yes.

01:08:33Barron Von Frankenstein.

01:08:37Really?

01:08:38I'm sorry.

01:08:40Good day.

01:09:04I don't know.

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