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00:02:20 #1 can we explain these terrible deaths?
00:02:23 #2 Von Elthes last night, five others before him,
00:02:26 #3 that's six within as many weeks, Inspector.
00:02:30 #4 Our friends, neighbors that we'd known for years,
00:02:33 #5 drained of their life's blood, found dead in bed,
00:02:36 #6 lifeless skeletons of skin and bone.
00:02:39 #7 Vampires are at large, I tell you, vampires.
00:02:43 #8 Yeah, malignant demons who issue forth from their graves
00:02:46 #9 in the dead of night to attack their victims
00:02:49 #10 and drink the blood from their veins.
00:02:51 #11 Boooo!
00:02:52 #12 Gotten him a breastnider, don't jest.
00:02:54 #13 Ah, that blood-sucking legend belongs in the same category
00:02:58 #14 with werewolves and all other peasant superstitions.
00:03:01 #15 But the bats, man. The bats.
00:03:04 #16 God, yes. Big ones, so.
00:03:06 #17 Oh, now we're switching to bats again.
00:03:08 #18 There was an epidemic of giant bats in Kline-Schwas in 1643.
00:03:14 #19 And at the same time, there was an outbreak of vampirism.
00:03:18 #20 Right.
00:03:19 #21 Like this record from the town, I'll prove it.
00:03:22 #22 Says it, not proves it.
00:03:24 #23 Well, I'll show you.
00:03:26 #24 I'll show you.
00:03:28 #25 Oh, here it is.
00:03:31 #26 And on this day was Von Hausmann hanged from a gibbet
00:03:35 #27 in the public square after being convicted
00:03:37 #28 on a proven charge of vampirism.
00:03:40 #29 And on this same day, there did occur the departure
00:03:43 #30 of the bats.
00:03:44 #31 Thousands of horrible flying creatures
00:03:47 #32 which had tested the town for weeks.
00:03:49 #33 And on the night of this same day, February 13,
00:03:52 #34 in the year of our lord, 1643,
00:03:55 #35 was there a stake driven through Bonn's houseman's heart,
00:03:58 #36 and his head cut off with a grave digger shovel.
00:04:02 #37 There.
00:04:03 #38 Well, all the records in the world can't make me believe in vampires.
00:04:07 #39 There are blood-sucking bats, yes.
00:04:09 #40 In South America, thousands of miles from here, but not in Kleinschloss.
00:04:13 #41 But bats fly.
00:04:15 #42 They could fly here. You saw the bodies. All of them.
00:04:20 #43 Two wounds on the neck right at the juvenile vein.
00:04:23 #44 Two wounds on the neck pierced and spread apart just as the two fang-like teeth
00:04:27 #45 have bitten through the flesh and right into the veins.
00:04:32 #46 And in every case, a blood clot.
00:04:35 #47 Eight inches from the victim's neck. The mark of the feast.
00:04:40 #48 The devil's signature.
00:04:42 #49 Does that appear as the mark of a human being?
00:04:45 #50 or a demon.
00:04:47 #51 God save us, the devils.
00:04:51 #52 You ought to make a pretty fair meal for a vampire.
00:04:54 #53 But let's be consistent.
00:04:56 #54 Are these human vampires or... or bats?
00:05:00 #55 Vampires can take the shape of a human or a bat,
00:05:03 #56 just as they choose.
00:05:05 #57 Oh, they're magicians.
00:05:09 #58 Well, it doesn't make sense to me.
00:05:11 #59 The whole village is in terror.
00:05:13 #60 We live in closed houses,
00:05:15 #61 behind locked doors and bolted shutters,
00:05:18 #62 Not daring to close our eyes.
00:05:20 #63 Fearful lest this unseen silent death may find us in our sleep.
00:05:25 #64 For it is then that it strikes.
00:05:27 #65 Swiftly, silently, ghastly.
00:05:30 #66 My room is tightly closed.
00:05:32 #67 The windows are barred.
00:05:34 #68 Nailedown.
00:05:35 #69 Nothing can get in.
00:05:37 #70 Nothing.
00:05:39 #71 But they tell me vampires can go through stone walls like that.
00:05:43 #72 God save me.
00:05:45 #73 So they can.
00:05:46 #74 We've got to do something, I tell you.
00:05:48 #75 Klein's loss will become a deserted village.
00:05:51 #76 Well, you might catch all the bats and drown them in the river.
00:05:55 #77 Carl, Carl!
00:05:56 #78 While you're hunting for vampires and chasing bats,
00:05:58 #79 I'm looking for a human being.
00:06:00 #80 A murderer, a thief!
00:06:01 #81 Well, then don't just about it. Do something!
00:06:03 #82 I'm trying to!
00:06:05 #83 Every hour, every day, every night, since this thing started.
00:06:08 #84 You hear it?
00:06:17 #85 Wait after night!
00:06:22 #86 Lying awake until dawn.
00:06:24 #87 Waiting!
00:06:26 #88 For what?
00:06:28 #89 I don't know.
00:06:30 #90 That's what I thought.
00:06:35 #91 Good night, gentlemen.
00:06:37 #92 Don't let the vampires get you.
00:06:39 #93 Are your kisses dynamite?
00:07:16 #94 Don't you like my kisses?
00:07:18 #95 Well, how's my mastermind this evening?
00:07:27 #96 Well, if you want the truth, not so good.
00:07:30 #97 The Bergmeister and his grand council still stick to the vampire theory.
00:07:34 #98 Stick to it?
00:07:36 #99 They're quoting history to prove it.
00:07:39 #100 I think you and Dr. Von Neiman are the only sane people left in the village.
00:07:42 #101 And you? What about you?
00:07:44 #102 Me? Well, I'm beginning to think I'm seven different kinds of a fool.
00:07:49 #103 Murders are being done under my very nose.
00:07:53 #104 I must be as blind as the bats themselves.
00:07:56 #105 I can't find a single clue.
00:07:58 #106 Oh, but you will, Carl. You will.
00:08:00 #107 Well, I haven't.
00:08:07 #108 And here comes Dierant Gosse to spread good cheer and hope.
00:08:10 #109 Just what I thought, slaving your life away in this awful place.
00:08:14 #110 It hasn't got that nice clean hose from the smell of a hospital.
00:08:18 #111 How are you, Carl?
00:08:19 #112 Oh, quite well, thank you.
00:08:20 #113 Well, I'm not.
00:08:21 #114 This clammy old place is bound to give me pericarditis,
00:08:25 #115 andrachiditis, neuritis, a visit...
00:08:28 #116 Well, anyway, rheumatism.
00:08:30 #117 Do you have some coffee?
00:08:31 #118 No, no thank you, Professor Amparn.
00:08:32 #119 No, it's just as well. There's only two cups.
00:08:34 #120 Yeah, yeah. I'll take the chelagribone.
00:08:37 #121 Thank you.
00:08:38 #122 your bones thank you speaking of chills for our snuffin did you know the village is
00:08:43 #123 supposed to be infested with the ghouls and vampires all vampires pariahs among
00:08:50 #124 fiends demoniacal creatures with huge canine teeth who bite deeply into the
00:08:56 #125 necks of their victims and gore John blood warm human blood there's no such
00:09:03 #126 things as a vampire called Brett Snyder I don't believe it you're just saying
00:09:07 #127 that to fight me when I just won't be frightened. I'm entirely too sensible to
00:09:12 #128 believe in such rubbish. I beg you. Oh so it's you. I'm sorry if I frightened you.
00:09:18 #129 Who said you frightened me. I'm not afraid of anything. Could you tell me where
00:09:22 #130 Dr. Von Neiman is. We dropped to the village to see Martha the old apple woman. Thank
00:09:27 #131 you. Is this what Dr. Halp describes. Yes sir. She takes it in water. Well
00:10:05 #132 Continue giving your job.
00:10:07 #133 Yes, sir.
00:10:08 #134 It's typing in here.
00:10:39 #135 Open these windows.
00:10:41 #136 Herman, open windows. Me do. Me do.
00:10:44 #137 Well, she'll sleep well now, poor soul.
00:10:56 #138 He won't be necessary of you to stay here.
00:10:58 #139 A good night of sleep will work wonders for her.
00:11:01 #140 It was kind of you to come, doctor.
00:11:03 #141 Oh.
00:11:05 #142 Mother has sold me apples for many years.
00:11:08 #143 Always a good ripe juicy one.
00:11:11 #144 Martha, give me apples! I like!
00:11:17 #145 Oh, to me. Oh, oh, God.
00:11:21 #146 She wants a cross.
00:11:22 #147 Herman get, Herman get here for Martha.
00:11:28 #148 Oh, she won't let it out of her sight.
00:11:36 #149 A terrible experience.
00:11:38 #150 To be attacked by a giant bazin after shutter anyone's nerves.
00:11:41 #151 She talks about it all the time.
00:11:44 #152 how it flew in her face and tried to sink its teeth in her throat.
00:11:48 #153 No, no, no, no. That's no dude.
00:11:51 #154 They solved.
00:11:54 #155 Like cat. They not bite Herman.
00:11:57 #156 He's quite Herman.
00:12:08 #157 She'll be alright. If she isn't, let me know.
00:12:12 #158 Thank you for coming, doctor.
00:12:14 #159 That's alright. Good night.
00:12:16 #160 Good night. Run along, Herman. You can see Martha tomorrow.
00:12:22 #161 Oh, Dr. von Neemann.
00:12:43 #162 Ah, Kringen, how are you?
00:12:44 #163 Much better. Thank you kindly, sir, since you prescribed for me.
00:12:47 #164 That's right.
00:12:48 #165 Good event, Herman.
00:12:52 #166 Good event. You should be following along the streets. Dangerous.
00:12:55 #167 Oh, I'm afraid.
00:12:59 #168 Afraid? Afraid of what, Kringen?
00:13:02 #169 The bats, sir. Big, giant bats with wings like a needle.
00:13:07 #170 You saw this bat, you say?
00:13:09 #171 I saw it swooping down the street.
00:13:11 #172 It came directly from my throat, sir.
00:13:13 #173 When was this, Crinkland?
00:13:15 #174 Last night when they came to take Von El's.
00:13:17 #175 It was a big monstrous thing.
00:13:19 #176 I saw it leap across the alley and into a window.
00:13:22 #177 I ran just as fast as my legs could carry me.
00:13:25 #178 You said nothing about this?
00:13:27 #179 There's enough fear in the village already.
00:13:29 #180 Maybe I should.
00:13:34 #181 I will. I'll tell the burgemeister.
00:13:36 #182 Yes, Crinkland. That's the thing to...
00:13:38 #183 No.
00:13:40 #184 That's... that's good.
00:13:43 #185 They not hurt Herman.
00:13:45 #186 He plays with them.
00:13:47 #187 You, you'll no tell.
00:13:49 #188 No. No, no, no, no, no.
00:13:51 #189 Go to bed, Herman.
00:13:53 #190 Go on. Go on, go to bed.
00:13:55 #191 You say he plays with bats?
00:14:01 #192 His garret is filled with them.
00:14:03 #193 He makes pets of them.
00:14:05 #194 That's odd. Very odd.
00:14:08 #195 Maybe, maybe he's it.
00:14:15 #196 Herman prowls around the streets all hours of the night.
00:14:18 #197 hours of the night just like an animal maybe he's the vampire don't start any
00:14:23 #198 gossip about cringin him only knows where it might end
00:14:26 #199 good night good night sir
00:14:54 #200 see what did I tell you perhaps there's something in what cringon says seems
00:15:01 #201 strange that a human being should want to play with bats
00:15:20 #202 He is a human I tell you he's in league with the devil put it on put it on
00:15:34 #203 There thanks
00:15:36 #204 Go to sleep. You'll be all right in a few days with dr. Cesto
00:15:40 #205 Close the window close the window
00:15:44 #206 Vampire
00:15:46 #207 He said leave them open, but I'd have them closed
00:15:50 #208 Do you want the light leave the light? Oh, I'm afraid
00:16:08 #209 I can't blame you for that either. I'll turn it down a little
00:16:12 #210 Good night. If you want me, just pound on the floor. I'll hear you.
00:16:17 #211 She's right. Good night. Good night, Martha.
00:16:21 #212 Oh.
00:16:24 #213 Hair Brett Schneider is here to see you, sir. He's in the laboratory with Miss Berthen.
00:16:37 #214 Oh, thank you. Ah, here you are.
00:16:45 #215 Good evening, doctor.
00:16:47 #216 Good evening, Ruth. How are you, Carl?
00:16:49 #217 Well, I'd feel a lot better if I could find a solution to these murders.
00:16:53 #218 the solution to these murders you don't believe in this vampire theory then of course
00:16:58 #219 down to you. Many strange happenings my boy many mysteries beyond the power of the
00:17:04 #220 human mind to comprehend. Have you a theory which might explain these debts. Well
00:17:11 #221 I'd be pleased to discuss it with you but not now not now I have to very important
00:17:16 #222 work to do tomorrow then tomorrow here perhaps we'll see. Oh this isn't so
00:17:22 #223 important this bad in the economy go to tomorrow all right thank you doctor how
00:17:29 #224 about my first or nothing serious just a case of nerves that's all good night good
00:17:35 #225 night doctor tonight out name.
00:18:33 #226 A. I don't know.
00:18:36 #227 The cause of death.
00:18:38 #228 Like all the rest.
00:18:40 #229 The vampire.
00:18:42 #230 Yes, yes, that story.
00:18:43 #231 When I said I was going to tell you, his eyes glowed up like coals of fire.
00:18:47 #232 His hand reached out towards me, as if he were going to sink it into my throat.
00:18:52 #233 And weigh this well.
00:18:53 #234 He never works and never begs, and yet he appears well fed always.
00:18:58 #235 That's so he does.
00:19:00 #236 What does he live on then?
00:19:03 #237 I'll wait you, says Kringin says.
00:19:06 #238 And my woman was in Martha's room tonight
00:19:09 #239 when Raman put a flower in her hand.
00:19:11 #240 Strange business, if you ask me.
00:19:14 #241 Mighty strange.
00:19:15 #242 I hate to be in your shoes, Kringin.
00:19:17 #243 Yes, after what happened tonight.
00:19:20 #244 I've locked myself in my room
00:19:22 #245 and prayed God to protect me from the devil.
00:19:25 #246 protect me from the devil. I know.
00:19:55 #247 Good evening.
00:19:59 #248 Dr. Bonilla.
00:20:00 #249 Doctor...
00:20:02 #250 Take out the...
00:20:22 #251 ...the...
00:20:49 #252 Well, what do you make of it, doctor?
00:20:52 #253 Are these two wounds similar to those found in the other bodies?
00:20:55 #254 Dr. Haupt can answer that for you, sir.
00:20:57 #255 Yes, they were the same in every case.
00:21:02 #256 This is a strange condition, Carl.
00:21:05 #257 So strange that I doubt the evidence of my eyes.
00:21:10 #258 What was your conclusion, Haupt?
00:21:12 #259 I diagnosed the wounds as having been made by needle-sharp teeth.
00:21:18 #260 Tunchers are clean cut, penetrating into, but not beyond, the jugular vein.
00:21:25 #261 Do you mean to say that you also believe they could have been made by teeth?
00:21:28 #262 Frankly, I do.
00:21:30 #263 Aha! You see, Brett Schneider?
00:21:32 #264 What kind of teeth, Doctor? An animal of some sort.
00:21:36 #265 It's hard to say. The fangs of a wolf, perhaps.
00:21:40 #266 A werewolf.
00:21:42 #267 Could they have been made by... well, a bat, for instance?
00:21:46 #268 A certain species, yes.
00:21:48 #269 There are vampire bats.
00:21:51 #270 Dr. William Jamison, who explored many of the tributaries of the Upper Amazon, states that blood-sucking bats do exist.
00:21:58 #271 He further asserts that the victims often become blood drinkers themselves, citing a case in which he saw a native,
00:22:06 #272 tortured to death in an anvil by his tribe brothers. They swore he had become a human bat.
00:22:12 #273 And, St. Jamison, he confessed it.
00:22:16 #274 Do you mean to say that such a thing as a human vampire is possible?
00:22:20 #275 Who can say?
00:22:22 #276 Historic records would have us believe that an evil soul, assuming there is such,
00:22:27 #277 can take any shape it pleases.
00:22:29 #278 So why not think of that of a human being?
00:22:32 #279 Eh, Carl? Why not?
00:22:35 #280 Have you any literature on the subject, doctor?
00:22:38 #281 Yes, I have many interesting volumes of my shows and my flu very enlightening.
00:22:43 #282 I'm glad to show them to you.
00:22:45 #283 I don't mind admitting that I'm up a tree. Stumped.
00:22:49 #284 Well, we'll see what could be done, my boy.
00:22:52 #285 No, no, no, Herman. This is no place for you. Go away, my boy. Go away.
00:22:56 #286 Good night, Sean. Good night, Doctor. Good night, Hal. Good night, Doctor.
00:22:59 #287 Good morning, Carl. Thank you, Doctor.
00:23:01 #288 I'm sorry to have dragged you out so non-godly. Oh, that's all right. That's all right.
00:23:06 #289 A child fleeing in the hollow from the sight of death.
00:23:21 #290 There goes the vampire. Arrest him. Lock him up. Kill him!
00:23:25 #291 I'm going to knock him up, kill him!
00:23:26 #292 Has the entire village gone mad?
00:23:29 #293 Herman wouldn't harm a baby, and you know it.
00:23:32 #294 I've walked the streets of this village for over 40 years,
00:23:34 #295 but tonight's the end.
00:23:36 #296 He knows that I've totally plagued with fat.
00:23:38 #297 He knows that I saw him sneak into Martha's house
00:23:40 #298 just before midnight.
00:23:41 #299 Perhaps he was taking her another floor, Kringen.
00:23:44 #300 The boy brought her one of the seating while I was there.
00:23:46 #301 He'd kill her just like he did all the rest.
00:23:48 #302 And now he's gonna kill me,
00:23:51 #303 unless he's killing a snake different to his heart.
00:23:53 #304 the do man. You kill me. Morning Mr. Bretchneider what brings you to client
00:24:56 #305 sloth so well a you. I heard the doctor tell Georgia and he expected you I knew
00:25:03 #306 there was something else you're a delightful pervericator called not a very
00:25:06 #307 convincing one. You don't mind me using your step scope doing it after the
00:25:27 #308 talk about shnapping. What seems to be the ailment this morning. What seems to
00:25:35 #309 be the ailment this morning. Well doctor I am positive that I have
00:25:40 #310 valvular declege of the aorta or maybe it's the right ventricle. There is
00:25:47 #311 something wrong with my heart I can hear it beat bump just like
00:25:51 #312 the book says if you didn't hear it beating thump just as the
00:25:55 #313 book says I will say there is something wrong. What without a moon you
00:26:01 #314 have a heart of stone or I can close your. Now. Oh so young lady. The morning call
00:26:16 #315 much too early. She would show up just at a time like this.
00:26:27 #316 Oh, oh, oh.
00:26:33 #317 Well, I've got to see what's the matter now.
00:26:36 #318 I have a palpitation of the auricular, ventricular,
00:26:40 #319 and mychovalve.
00:26:42 #320 Is it called ectendancy?
00:26:44 #321 You mean your heart beating?
00:26:46 #322 Of course it's beating.
00:26:48 #323 Dr. Von Neelum, he tried to be sure of it,
00:26:51 #324 but I know, I know it's serious.
00:26:53 #325 I'm not able to go just like that.
00:26:55 #326 Did he first cry before you, dear? Yes.
00:26:57 #327 Monacid ester, solicilic acid.
00:27:00 #328 You mean, solicilic acid, don't you?
00:27:02 #329 Solicilic acid, solicilic acid.
00:27:04 #330 Help me, my heart is much quieter. Hello, Carl.
00:27:07 #331 Hello.
00:27:09 #332 Oh, Carl, you will be good to her,
00:27:11 #333 but I'm gone, won't you?
00:27:12 #334 Yes, of course I will, for our snuff money.
00:27:15 #335 Well, I'm not gone yet.
00:27:16 #336 You can't marry her, unless I say so.
00:27:18 #337 Don't forget that.
00:27:20 #338 Oh, my heart.
00:27:22 #339 Verandy, you'll be all right.
00:27:23 #340 Just a while.
00:27:25 #341 What you need is life.
00:27:27 #342 with their quiet and got the other heart like a steam engine.
00:28:56 #343 Don't you know it's wrong to steal.
00:28:59 #344 You cut yourself. Blood.
00:29:05 #345 No hurt me no hurt or you poor thing now you wait right here now run in the house
00:29:10 #346 and get something for that finger a subcutaneous wound like that might easily
00:29:14 #347 a result in a tetanus infection.
00:29:16 #348 Tetan, tetan...
00:29:18 #349 Tetanus rock jar.
00:29:21 #350 Not that you need to be afraid.
00:29:23 #351 When we talk, I think you've got it already.
00:29:26 #352 Look, here's a nice juicy apple for you.
00:29:28 #353 Ah!
00:29:29 #354 Sir...
00:29:43 #355 Ah, this is it.
00:29:46 #356 Trates-soules-applicions-des-sprits-soules-vampières
00:29:50 #357 by Augustin dorm Calamé in 1746.
00:29:55 #358 Oh.
00:29:57 #359 Let us suppose that these corpses do not actually stir from their tombs,
00:30:01 #360 that only the ghosts or spirits appear to the living.
00:30:05 #361 Wherefore do these phantoms present themselves,
00:30:07 #362 and what is it that energizes them?
00:30:10 #363 Is it actually the soul of the dead man,
00:30:12 #364 which has not yet departed to its final destination?
00:30:15 #365 Phyllis, thanks.
00:30:17 #366 Now, how could a corpse buried under four or five feet of buried
00:30:20 #367 get out to do any such foolishness?
00:30:22 #368 I don't believe it.
00:30:23 #369 It's a fair question, Doctor.
00:30:25 #370 How could it?
00:30:27 #371 Well, according to accepted theory, the vampire dematerializes its body and reintegrates it outside the grave.
00:30:34 #372 It's a good explanation if you can believe it.
00:30:37 #373 And while I'm standing here listening to all this rubbish, there's a poor man in the garden in danger of a tetanus infection.
00:30:43 #374 Now what should I do for him, doctor? Shall I apply McCurfrow or 2% solution about chloride?
00:30:48 #375 Well, either will do. I'll get some gauze and some McCurfrow.
00:30:52 #376 Thank you, doctor. I'll wait here.
00:30:54 #377 Difficult to believe, isn't it?
00:30:56 #378 It's impossible to believe.
00:30:58 #379 And yet, it would explain these deaths, wouldn't it?
00:31:03 #380 Correct, Schneider.
00:31:09 #381 Found their intrusion, Dr. von Neemann.
00:31:12 #382 And after what you saw last night, you'll be interested in this as well.
00:31:15 #383 But what happened?
00:31:17 #384 Gringon was found dead an hour ago.
00:31:20 #385 With the two punctures in his neck and not a drop of blood in his body.
00:31:25 #386 And what's more,
00:31:27 #387 Herman Glyde has disappeared.
00:31:31 #388 What?
00:31:32 #389 Now are you convinced that we were right and you were wrong?
00:31:34 #390 I'd be proven up for anybody.
00:31:36 #391 Grinkin said Herman would get him and he did.
00:31:39 #392 Well, Brett Schneider?
00:31:41 #393 I appoint you my deputy.
00:31:43 #394 Organize a certain party and comb this countryside
00:31:45 #395 from one end to the other.
00:31:47 #396 Find Herman Glyde and bring him in,
00:31:48 #397 but don't harm him, do you understand?
00:31:50 #398 What could that do?
00:31:52 #399 He is a vampire.
00:31:53 #400 There's only one thing for us to do when we find him.
00:31:56 #401 Kill him and drive us to his...
00:31:58 #402 Herman Glide will be tried by a court of law.
00:32:02 #403 The charge against him is proven true.
00:32:03 #404 The law will decide what to do with it, not you.
00:32:06 #405 I'll get your men together and do as I tell you.
00:32:08 #406 That's a way to talk.
00:32:11 #407 I'm going into town for a while, Doctor.
00:32:13 #408 Would you care to come along?
00:32:14 #409 Oh, I hardly believe so.
00:32:16 #410 As it'll be done until they find the boy.
00:32:18 #411 If you need me then...
00:32:19 #412 All right, thanks. I'll let you know.
00:32:29 #413 I feel the word's going to change.
00:32:30 #414 Oh, there, Auntie. There's nothing here to be afraid of.
00:32:33 #415 Here comes Amel with you, with your acromid bandages.
00:32:35 #416 Run along now and take care of that patient of yours.
00:32:38 #417 Oh, she doesn't know about him.
00:32:40 #418 Oh.
00:32:42 #419 Oh, my heart.
00:32:44 #420 Oh.
00:32:46 #421 Poor auntie. She's had every ailment in the book.
00:32:49 #422 The lot aren't out of the frame.
00:32:51 #423 Particularly a palpitation of the auricular ventricular tricuspid and mitral valve, doctor.
00:32:57 #424 Well, I had to tell her something to satisfy her.
00:33:01 #425 Any more questions?
00:34:18 #426 No. No.
00:34:20 #427 Come on. You're going with us, Herman.
00:34:28 #428 No, it's not him.
00:35:02 #429 Yes.
00:35:03 #430 You've got to make certain.
00:35:15 #431 I won't go down there.
00:35:17 #432 Nobody ask you to.
00:35:20 #433 I'll go myself.
00:35:22 #434 He's on a ledge about 50 feet down.
00:35:30 #435 I'll get a rope.
00:35:32 #436 We've got to make certain, I tell you.
00:35:35 #437 Be careful, Emil.
00:35:48 #438 Very careful.
00:35:51 #439 It must be.
00:36:25 #440 She's no better than the rest to go on.
00:36:31 #441 Georgiana, here the bill.
00:39:04 #442 That's quite all right, my dear.
00:39:05 #443 Georgiana's becoming careless.
00:39:07 #444 Very careless.
00:39:08 #445 Yes, I've noticed that too.
00:39:09 #446 In my opinion, she has negano.
00:39:12 #447 That's sleeping sickness.
00:39:13 #448 You know the symptoms, Doctor.
00:39:15 #449 At first, I thought it was creeping for ulcers.
00:39:17 #450 So I stuck a pin in her leg to see.
00:39:19 #451 And there was a splendid reaction of the reflex motor neck.
00:39:22 #452 Why, Auntie?
00:39:23 #453 You're shocked.
00:39:25 #454 So is she.
00:39:26 #455 Won't you join me in some coffee? Yes, thanks, Doctor.
00:39:28 #456 We will.
00:39:29 #457 There are a few questions I'd like to ask you about blood and murder is and
00:39:33 #458 downpours I suppose. Yes I'm afraid so. So am I. Well good night. If such a thing
00:39:39 #459 as possible I'm going to bed. Would you join us to fresh up and coffee at the
00:39:42 #460 other night. No thank you I'm going to stick to my Mona's best
00:39:46 #461 or some of the time. As a doctor at the news in the village call.
00:39:58 #462 Have a look at your humming yet no not a trace of him. I hate to think of that
00:40:03 #463 a poor misfit being hunted down like a dog.
00:40:07 #464 You know, I simply can't bring myself to believe in that vampire theory.
00:40:11 #465 Yeah, will you pause? Yes, mate.
00:40:14 #466 I know, Carl.
00:40:16 #467 Our Sena Karma judgment tells us that such things can't be and yet,
00:40:21 #468 here, for instance, in this ponderous tone,
00:40:24 #469 are cited a thousand one phobias and complexes that human beings are heir to.
00:40:29 #470 Some of them are strange, more untenable even than werewolves and vampires.
00:40:36 #471 Could I have some more, please?
00:40:38 #472 You drink entirely too much coffee.
00:40:40 #473 It was my one weakness.
00:40:41 #474 And also my excuse for tolerating Georgiana's laxity and other things.
00:40:45 #475 She does know how to make good coffee. Thank you.
00:40:50 #476 She brings it to me every night at exactly ten o'clock.
00:40:53 #477 And when I've drunk it all, then I know it's time to quit.
00:40:57 #478 Yes, and eat breakfast so you can have more coffee.
00:41:00 #479 Oh.
00:41:01 #480 You mustn't fly like that.
00:41:14 #481 You'll get yourself a tartar culin.
00:41:19 #482 That was Auntie.
00:41:29 #483 Auntie, I'm all right now.
00:41:48 #484 Amy, help the flower snap and go.
00:41:50 #485 I'm still in the imagination.
00:41:52 #486 I imagine that, George, all the...
00:41:56 #487 The same two wounds, Doctor.
00:42:11 #488 My last words to her were angry ones.
00:42:14 #489 A petulant reprimand would be in late with my coffee.
00:42:17 #490 What time is that?
00:42:18 #491 About two in this after ten.
00:42:20 #492 She's been dead then, about 45 minutes.
00:42:23 #493 Bloodless like the rest.
00:42:28 #494 Passes all belief.
00:42:33 #495 Ruth's aunt saw Herman Glyde in the garden this morning.
00:42:39 #496 Could it be that he...
00:42:41 #497 you were the first one here?
00:42:54 #498 What happened?
00:42:56 #499 I was in my room reading.
00:42:58 #500 My door was open.
00:43:00 #501 I must have dozed off for a minute or so
00:43:02 #502 so because I woke to hear from a snap and scream you say your door was open yes my
00:43:07 #503 room is very poorly ventilated and you saw nothing heard nothing unusual nothing
00:43:16 #504 car what is it. This crucifix belong to Martha see who did they know can you
00:43:28 #505 positively identify this is belonging to Martha without a doubt I saw it in her
00:43:33 #506 room the night she died. How in the world did it get here
00:43:37 #507 Herman Glyb is in her room.
00:43:39 #508 He had their crucifix in his hands.
00:43:41 #509 And Herman was here today.
00:43:44 #510 Maybe here now, for all we know.
00:43:49 #511 How is she?
00:44:06 #512 She's had a real shock this time, but she'll be all right.
00:44:08 #513 I'm putting her to bed.
00:44:09 #514 Leave her there.
00:44:10 #515 Don't let her out of this room.
00:44:12 #516 And don't you leave it either.
00:44:13 #517 Or what do you mean?
00:44:14 #518 It looks as if Herman Glyb is the killer after all.
00:44:17 #519 It's possible he may be hiding here in the castle.
00:44:20 #520 But what makes you think so?
00:44:21 #521 I'll tell you later.
00:44:23 #522 Stay in your room and keep your door locked.
00:44:26 #523 Don't worry about that.
00:44:28 #524 I heard every word he said,
00:44:35 #525 and I don't think there's any use of them searching for Herman.
00:44:38 #526 They should look for a dog, a human-faced dog.
00:44:41 #527 I need the doors and windows are all locked.
00:44:43 #528 There's nothing to be afraid of now.
00:44:44 #529 Well, who said I was afraid?
00:44:46 #530 I'm not a bit afraid.
00:44:47 #531 No, of course you're not afraid,
00:44:49 #532 but you must get some rest.
00:44:50 #533 Rest in this awful place?
00:44:52 #534 With dog-faced Hermans and human-faced bats
00:44:56 #535 blood and murder in vampires.
00:44:59 #536 You find anything, Cal?
00:45:11 #537 There's an unbroken cowboy within that window.
00:45:14 #538 If Herman did it, he came through the door.
00:45:16 #539 He must have.
00:45:18 #540 And yet I don't understand how he could find his way up here
00:45:20 #541 without us hearing him.
00:45:22 #542 Yet Amiel was asleep, and I was in the library.
00:45:26 #543 Yes, he could have done it.
00:45:28 #544 The facts all point to it.
00:45:31 #545 What was it, Amiel?
00:45:32 #546 The burgermeister.
00:45:34 #547 He has news for her Brett Schneider about Herman.
00:45:40 #548 Pardon the intrusion, Doctor. Pardon the intrusion.
00:45:53 #549 I knew Carl was here, and I thought you wouldn't mind if I ran in to tell him the news.
00:45:57 #550 About Herman?
00:45:58 #551 Yes. He fell into the Devil's well in the cave.
00:46:03 #552 He's dead?
00:46:04 #553 Dead does a doornail.
00:46:06 #554 This ends our troubles, Carl. The vampire's dead. I can feel it in my bones.
00:46:13 #555 Well, your bones may be wrong.
00:46:14 #556 What time did this happen?
00:46:16 #557 Quite early, about 9 o'clock.
00:46:18 #558 The cave is nearly two hours from here.
00:46:20 #559 That's why we didn't hear it sooner.
00:46:22 #560 Well, it may interest you to know that there's been another death.
00:46:26 #561 After your vampire died.
00:46:30 #562 Doctor for Neymans Hausgeber.
00:46:32 #563 Right here in her own room.
00:46:34 #564 Mother of mercy! What are we going to do?
00:46:36 #565 Well, a natural death wouldn't kill a vampire, Carl.
00:46:39 #566 You know the accepted theory?
00:46:41 #567 A stake driven through the heart?
00:46:43 #568 Oh, yes, that's the theory, all right.
00:46:45 #569 But... but... but...
00:46:46 #570 But what?
00:46:47 #571 But they did!
00:46:49 #572 They drove a stake through his heart.
00:46:51 #573 Good God, are we living in the Middle Ages?
00:46:53 #574 It wasn't through my sanction, Carl.
00:46:55 #575 Masawa did it.
00:46:57 #576 He told me so himself.
00:46:59 #577 Well, that ends the vampire theory, as far as I'm concerned.
00:47:04 #578 Herman Glide died in the accepted fashion
00:47:07 #579 for killing a vampire.
00:47:09 #580 Oh, no, there's some human agency at work here, doctor.
00:47:12 #581 a madman who kills to satisfy some violent sadistic urge.
00:47:17 #582 Yes, you're right, Carl.
00:47:19 #583 I've been a fool, a superstitious fool.
00:47:23 #584 Did they leave his body in the cave?
00:47:25 #585 Yes.
00:47:26 #586 Yes, they did.
00:47:28 #587 Well, in view of what's happened, don't you think
00:47:29 #588 you owe him a decent burial?
00:47:31 #589 You're right.
00:47:33 #590 In view of what has happened, we do owe him that, Carl.
00:47:36 #591 I'll see to it at once, this very instant.
00:47:39 #592 And I'll make arrangements for George
00:47:41 #593 John's removal to the morgue.
00:47:42 #594 Good night, doctor.
00:47:44 #595 Pardon the intrusion. The night was done.
00:47:46 #596 Pardon the intrusion.
00:47:52 #597 Here I am, dust where I started weeks ago.
00:47:56 #598 There isn't a single theory that doesn't lead straight into a stone wall.
00:48:01 #599 I've gested about this vampire business because my better judgment told me it was a lot of nonsense.
00:48:06 #600 Then I reached the point where I was willing to accept even that.
00:48:10 #601 Because it seemed to satisfy the equation.
00:48:13 #602 All of it a bit superstitious.
00:48:14 #603 I don't know which way to turn.
00:48:16 #604 Where to look? What to look for?
00:48:19 #605 Why should anyone want human blood?
00:48:22 #606 Why? Why?
00:48:24 #607 Calm yourself, Carl.
00:48:26 #608 Calm myself. Calm myself.
00:48:28 #609 With all these gun-solved murders staring me in the face and no solution in sight?
00:48:32 #610 How much blood is there in the human body, doctor?
00:48:40 #611 About six liters, approximately.
00:48:42 #612 Can you think of any purpose for which that amount of blood might be used?
00:48:47 #613 No.
00:48:51 #614 No, not even in transfusion.
00:48:53 #615 That's the point which stops me.
00:48:56 #616 There isn't any other use for human blood.
00:49:01 #617 Murders leave clues.
00:49:03 #618 And these atrocities are murders, doctor.
00:49:05 #619 Those simple fools in the village
00:49:07 #620 can believe what they like, but you and I
00:49:08 #621 are sane thinking people.
00:49:10 #622 And you know and I know, doctor, that these are murders.
00:49:14 #623 The last one was done here, in this very house,
00:49:18 #624 right under this roof.
00:49:21 #625 All right, I'll start here.
00:49:23 #626 I'm going over every foot of this place,
00:49:25 #627 both inside and out nobody saying or in saying it's clever enough to get away with
00:49:29 #628 murder without leaving a clue of some sort and I'm going to find that.
00:49:33 #629 You must make it nervous on the way with you. Here. These. These will have to give
00:49:41 #630 you a good night's sleep if there are any clues. They'll be here in the morning
00:49:49 #631 when your nerves are calm and your. Your mind is clear take my advice and go home.
00:49:56 #632 I imagine the thousand demons rocked to me as I came down
00:49:59 #633 upstairs. Didn't I tell you to stay in your room. Yes but I wanted the doctor to come
00:50:03 #634 up and quiet out of you know it is an imagination. Of course I come right away. Take my
00:50:08 #635 advice on man go home and go to bed. Good night. Good night Rose. You must wait
00:51:46 #636 and wait until he has gone to bed handle him as you did the others a meal you
00:53:40 #637 You are strong, very strong.
00:53:49 #638 I am waiting for you, waiting for you to bring into the laboratory.
00:54:35 #639 You, you're the one.
00:54:38 #640 What mad thing are you doing?
00:54:39 #641 Mad?
00:54:40 #642 Is one who has sold the secret of life to be considered mad?
00:54:43 #643 Life, created in the laboratory.
00:54:46 #644 No mere crystalline growth, but tissue,
00:54:49 #645 living, growing tissue.
00:54:51 #646 Life that moves pulsates and demands
00:54:54 #647 food for its continued growth. You shudder in horror. So did I the first time. But what
00:55:02 #648 are a few lies they wait in the balance against his cheap and a biological science. I have
00:55:09 #649 lifted the bay. I have created life. Rested the secret of life from life. Now do you understand
00:55:16 #650 for the lives of those who have gone before I have created life. I'll tell Tom. You
00:55:24 #651 You may. But tonight called name will be added to yours.
00:55:30 #652 And all of those who miss the chief will be more for life.
00:55:34 #653 Thank your sleeping tablets doctor. The one who might have them.
00:57:50 #654 There we are. You'll have a chance to tell everything doctor.
00:58:06 #655 There are four women. You stay here.
00:58:51 #656 On the man. And he.
00:58:58 #657 She mustn't see them. Where is Dr.
00:59:04 #658 a new I must see him immediately I guess you can't he can't be disturbed but I must
00:59:10 #659 see my son's mother that I just might need some self-edit he is affecting me
00:59:14 #660 more peculiarly you pardon me I just make me some self aid well that's some salt