Tales From The Crypt -HD (1972)
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00:03:21In the reign of Henry VIII,
00:03:23when the monasteries in England were dissolved
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00:03:32some went into hiding to worship as they pleased.
00:03:36It is the decaying bodies and skeletons
00:03:39of these religious martyrs that you will see on your tour.
00:03:44These catacombs are dangerous,
00:03:47and I must warn you to stay with me
00:03:50and not lose your way.
00:04:06Please keep close together.
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00:04:37My brooch!
00:04:39I must have dropped it somewhere.
00:04:42Thank you.
00:05:13Well, which way shall we go?
00:05:15Well, it's a toss-up. Let's try this way.
00:05:43Dead end.
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00:06:38Well, there's no way out of here.
00:06:40Let's go back.
00:06:44There's no way out there.
00:06:49Who are you?
00:06:51Where did you come from?
00:06:53All in good time.
00:06:55Look, how do we get out of here?
00:06:57All in good time.
00:06:59I'm in a hurry.
00:07:01It can wait.
00:07:03Well, I really can't wait. I have an appointment.
00:07:05Sit.
00:07:08All of you.
00:07:12Please sit down.
00:07:16Sit down.
00:07:18I assure you, I have a purpose.
00:07:21What purpose?
00:07:26Why did you come in here?
00:07:29I don't know. I was just driving by and...
00:07:34something made me.
00:07:36And what are your plans when you leave here?
00:07:40Plans?
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00:08:50To Joanne, the best wife in the world.
00:08:53Love from Richard. And a big kiss.
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00:10:03Merry Christmas.
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00:10:45Mommy! Mommy!
00:10:49Just a minute, darling.
00:10:51Mommy will be right up.
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00:11:19Mommy!
00:11:21I'm coming, Carol.
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00:11:35Carol, darling, what's the matter?
00:11:37Has Santa come yet?
00:11:38No, darling, not yet. Be a good girl and go to sleep.
00:11:40Can I see him when he comes?
00:11:42We'll see. You be a good girl and go to sleep.
00:11:44Otherwise Santa won't come.
00:11:45What's this?
00:11:47Nothing. Just a Christmas card from Daddy.
00:11:49All right? Good night.
00:11:51Good night, Mommy.
00:11:52Night, Daddy!
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00:13:05We interrupt this program for a special announcement.
00:13:09A man described as a homicidal maniac
00:13:12has escaped from the hospital for the criminally insane.
00:13:16He is six foot three inches tall,
00:13:18210 pounds,
00:13:20dark eyes,
00:13:21bald,
00:13:23and may be wearing a Santa Claus costume
00:13:25taken from a shop in Burley.
00:13:28All residents of the county are warned
00:13:30to be on the lookout for this man
00:13:32and to phone the police if they see him.
00:13:36We now continue our program of carols for Christmas Eve.
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00:19:02Carol.
00:19:04Carol!
00:19:06Carol!
00:19:10Carol, where are you?
00:19:13Carol! Carol!
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00:19:30He's here, Mommy.
00:19:32I let him in. It's Santa.
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00:20:01Nonsense.
00:20:03I have no int...
00:20:04Hadn't you?
00:20:08And you?
00:20:10I'm on my way home to see my wife and children.
00:20:13And then?
00:20:16Hmm?
00:20:18And then?
00:20:23And then?
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00:20:54Well, I'm all set.
00:20:56Must you go tonight, Carl?
00:20:58Can't you leave it till the morning?
00:21:00No, I'm afraid I can't.
00:21:03My appointment's in the morning.
00:21:05I'll have to drive all night to make it.
00:21:07When will you be back?
00:21:09I, uh, I don't know.
00:21:11We'll have to see how it works out.
00:21:14I'll, um, I'll phone you.
00:21:16Did you say goodnight to the kids?
00:21:18No, I was just going to.
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00:21:58Goodnight, Daddy.
00:22:04Goodbye, darling.
00:22:18Don't forget to ring me when you get there.
00:22:21I won't. Goodbye, darling.
00:22:23Bye. Drive carefully.
00:22:25Yes, right.
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00:23:39The removal men came this morning.
00:23:41Yeah, well, so I see.
00:23:43Should all be there by the time we get there.
00:23:46Yeah.
00:23:48Shame to give up a night flat like this.
00:23:51Yes, I know that, darling.
00:23:53But we've both had to give up quite a bit, haven't we?
00:23:58I love you, Susan. You know that, don't you?
00:24:01Yes. Of course I do.
00:24:04You meet someone and suddenly that's it.
00:24:09I kiss my kids tonight and...
00:24:12and...
00:24:14and...
00:24:16and...
00:24:18and...
00:24:20and...
00:24:22and...
00:24:25and...
00:24:31Oh, for hell's sake.
00:24:33I mean, it will be worth it, won't it, for both of us?
00:24:36Of course it will.
00:24:38You are tired.
00:24:40Let me drive.
00:24:42Yeah, OK.
00:24:55No!
00:25:05No!
00:25:07No!
00:25:09No!
00:25:11No!
00:25:13No!
00:25:21No!
00:25:24I'm sorry. Bad dream.
00:25:29Look out!
00:25:54No!
00:26:25Susan!
00:26:49Susan, where are you?
00:26:54Susan!
00:27:24Susan!
00:27:49You crazy fool! Do you want to get yourself killed?
00:27:54No!
00:28:24No!
00:28:32Darling?
00:28:49What's the matter?
00:28:51Pull yourself together. What's the matter?
00:28:54Come on now.
00:29:22Yes?
00:29:24Susan.
00:29:26Who is it?
00:29:28It's me, Carl.
00:29:30Carl?
00:29:35It can't be.
00:29:37Can't be? What do you mean?
00:29:39Carl was...
00:29:41Where have you been?
00:29:43Please go away.
00:29:45I'm sorry.
00:29:47I'm sorry.
00:29:50Please go away.
00:29:52Look, I've been worried out of my mind.
00:29:56What's happened?
00:29:59The furniture.
00:30:02I don't understand. How did it...
00:30:04I brought it back.
00:30:06After the crash.
00:30:08And I was blinded.
00:30:10Blinded?
00:30:12And Carl was killed.
00:30:14Killed?
00:30:17Two years ago.
00:30:30I'm sorry. Bad dream.
00:30:36Look out!
00:30:46Look out!
00:31:02So that is why you were in a hurry.
00:31:12To leave your wife and children.
00:31:15What do you mean?
00:31:18How do you...
00:31:21Who are you?
00:31:25I assure you I have a purpose.
00:31:30What sort of game are you playing?
00:31:32Game?
00:31:33You're trying to frighten us in some way.
00:31:37What do you want?
00:31:40To show you something.
00:31:43Something in your mind.
00:31:46Something you can do.
00:31:49I don't want to know.
00:31:51But you have to know.
00:31:54You have to.
00:32:14I'm sorry.
00:32:35I'm sorry.
00:32:37I'm sorry.
00:32:39Do you agree with me?
00:32:41He's very nice, isn't he?
00:32:43I know some of you have to get home rather soon.
00:32:46There's your little present, my dear.
00:32:48Thank you, Mr. Grimsdyke.
00:32:50That's all right.
00:32:51Shall I tell you something?
00:32:53My wife's name is Helen. Mary Helen Grimsdyke.
00:32:56I always call her Helen. It's a nice name, isn't it?
00:32:59Bye-bye, then.
00:33:00Come on, Mark. Come on, Julie.
00:33:02Come and sit here.
00:33:03Bye-bye, Mark. Bye-bye, Julie.
00:33:11Two little dicky birds sitting on a wall.
00:33:14One named Peter, one named Paul.
00:33:16Fly away, Peter. Fly away, Paul.
00:33:18Come back, Peter. Come back, Paul.
00:33:20That's it.
00:33:21Do you think you can do that?
00:33:31What are you looking at?
00:33:33Grimsdyke, of course.
00:33:35His usual shout out to the kids.
00:33:38He does it every year on his birthday.
00:33:40I don't know how you stand it.
00:33:42Stand what?
00:33:43Living across the road from that man.
00:33:46He's a rubbish collector, a dustman.
00:33:49Places an eyesore.
00:33:51The toys he gives those kids he finds in the rubbish heap and repairs.
00:33:56Why doesn't he sell out?
00:33:58I've made him offers.
00:34:00He's sentimental about that old dump.
00:34:03Says he and his wife lived there for their whole married life
00:34:06and now he wants to die there.
00:34:08Just as she did.
00:34:09Well, it ruins the neighborhood and depreciates the value of our property.
00:34:12The inside must be like a pigsty.
00:34:15He owns the place free and clear.
00:34:18There's nothing we can do about it.
00:34:20Bye-bye. See you tomorrow.
00:34:22Shut the gate.
00:34:24Bye-bye.
00:34:39He isn't there.
00:35:09What on earth have you been doing?
00:35:30Somebody just made an awful mess of Mr. Baker's garden.
00:35:33Poor Grimsdyke's neighbor.
00:35:36He was so proud of his prize roses.
00:35:39My prize roses.
00:35:41Years of hard work.
00:35:43It's Grimsdyke's dogs for sure.
00:35:46This is too much.
00:35:48I'd like to make an official complaint.
00:35:50But you mustn't take them away.
00:35:53They're my friends.
00:35:54Sergeant, please.
00:35:56It's a court order and they don't have license.
00:35:59I couldn't afford licenses.
00:36:01Sergeant, please.
00:36:09Help me.
00:36:15Darling?
00:36:17Darling?
00:36:19Are you there, darling?
00:36:23Are you there, darling?
00:36:28Can you hear me?
00:36:31Can you hear me?
00:36:35Is there anything you wish to tell me?
00:36:52Give me the message.
00:37:19Yes.
00:37:20Yes.
00:37:21Yes.
00:37:33Teacher.
00:37:35Teacher.
00:37:38Who to?
00:37:39Who to?
00:37:42Is it one of the children?
00:37:44Who to?
00:37:47Just think it over, Counselor Ramsey.
00:37:53Grimsdyke's due to retire in two years.
00:37:55He's done his job well.
00:37:56There's no reason why the town council should...
00:37:58He's too old.
00:38:00Did you think a younger man?
00:38:02He'd lose his retirement pay.
00:38:04And save the town some money.
00:38:31Poor old Grimsdyke.
00:38:34I do believe he's out of a job.
00:38:59Flowers a little wilted, aren't they, my dear?
00:39:02God bless you.
00:39:04Plenty more in the garden.
00:39:06I'll get you some tomorrow.
00:39:27Jamie.
00:39:28Jamie, my little Jamie.
00:39:30Oh, I wondered where you were.
00:39:33Oh, I'm so glad they didn't get you.
00:39:36Welcome home.
00:39:38Better save money now, hadn't we?
00:39:40Hey, look.
00:39:41Head in.
00:39:42Look who's come back.
00:39:43Our little Jamie.
00:39:44Oh, that's wonderful.
00:39:46You're her only friend, huh?
00:39:48You and the children.
00:39:49We thought it might be neighborly to let you know what was going on.
00:39:52It's very kind of you to draw our attention to this, Mr. Elliot.
00:39:55It's so difficult to know what one's children get up to when they're out of one's sight.
00:39:59After all, last year I remember...
00:40:01You can tell from looking at his house what a filthy old man he is.
00:40:04Constantly filling it with children.
00:40:07Heaven knows what his motivations are.
00:40:11Now, don't forget what I said.
00:40:13Just stay away from him.
00:40:14But, Mummy, he's such a nice old man.
00:40:17Don't argue with me.
00:40:18You're not to see him again, ever.
00:40:20Why don't you go and play in our garden?
00:40:22And don't take any more sweets from him.
00:40:25Carrying rubbish all day.
00:40:27Must be filthy.
00:40:29You and your Mr. Grimsdyke.
00:40:31Now, remember, I don't want you to go anywhere near him.
00:40:33Oh, Mum.
00:40:34And that's final.
00:40:39I don't understand it.
00:40:42Everyone was so kind.
00:40:45Now there's no work.
00:40:48No children.
00:40:51No one to make toys for.
00:40:55Never mind.
00:40:59We've always got each other, haven't we, my dear?
00:41:03That's all that matters.
00:41:07Just one more turn of the screw...
00:41:10And he'll sell his property for next to nothing.
00:41:13Or turn you mine.
00:41:18Valentine's Day.
00:41:20It's just two weeks away.
00:41:22So...
00:41:25We'll send him valentines.
00:41:28From everyone in town.
00:41:32Lots of mail for you today, Mr. Grimsdyke.
00:41:34Good morning.
00:41:35Thank you very much.
00:41:37Oh.
00:41:39Oh, very kind.
00:41:41My dear.
00:41:43Oh.
00:41:44It's not even Christmas, is it?
00:41:46Not that it makes any difference if it is or not.
00:41:49I'll be writing to him.
00:41:51Let's see.
00:41:53Oh.
00:41:54It's a valentine card.
00:41:57You're my only sweetheart.
00:41:59Won't this be?
00:42:01Noise your children loud as a bell.
00:42:03Pungent as perfume.
00:42:05But you only smell.
00:42:07Hmm?
00:42:08Noise your children loud as a bell.
00:42:10Pungent as perfume.
00:42:11But you only smell.
00:42:14I don't think I like that.
00:42:17Let's see what we have here.
00:42:23A tree is beautiful if its owner prunes it.
00:42:27But our town isn't.
00:42:29Because your presence threw it.
00:42:34Oh.
00:42:46Some people live in the country.
00:42:48Some people live in the town.
00:42:51Why don't you do us a service?
00:42:56Jump in the river.
00:43:16What's Grimsdyke been doing to that mongrel?
00:43:28He hasn't stopped whining for a week.
00:43:30You know, come to think of it.
00:43:35I haven't seen Grimsdyke for days.
00:43:38Not since Valentine's Day.
00:43:47I can't be far away if the door's open.
00:43:51This place is spotless.
00:43:53I thought it was filthy.
00:44:16But the merciful goodness of the Lord endureth forever and ever upon them that fear him.
00:44:40And his righteousness upon his children's children.
00:44:43For as much as it hath pleased almighty God of his great mercy to take unto himself the soul of our dear brother, Arthur Edward Grimsdyke, here departed.
00:44:54We therefore commit his body to the ground.
00:44:57Earth to earth.
00:44:59Ashes to ashes.
00:45:01Dust to dust.
00:45:03Ensure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life through our Lord Jesus Christ.
00:45:09It was kind of you to pay for the burial.
00:45:12It was the least I could do.
00:45:14He was a neighbor.
00:45:42What's that?
00:46:02Valentine's cards.
00:46:04The ones left over from last year.
00:46:09A year ago.
00:46:10Today.
00:46:12It's Valentine's Day.
00:46:14February the 14th.
00:46:16A year ago exactly.
00:46:39February the 14th.
00:47:08February the 14th.
00:47:37Oh.
00:47:41Yeah, well, I'm going to bed.
00:47:42See you in the morning.
00:47:47Night.
00:47:50Night.
00:48:19Night.
00:48:47Night.
00:49:16Night.
00:49:23You were mean and cruel right from the start.
00:49:31Now you really have?
00:49:55It's true.
00:49:58It's true.
00:50:01I didn't...
00:50:05Don't like Grimstein.
00:50:20What am I doing here?
00:50:24You'll see.
00:50:43Well, that's it, Ralph, I'm afraid.
00:50:46It's all gone.
00:50:48Everything.
00:50:49More than everything.
00:50:51You have debts.
00:50:53I warned you, didn't I?
00:50:54Not to use money that had been entrusted to you.
00:50:56The risks were far too great.
00:50:58Risks?
00:51:00The gains could have been enormous.
00:51:06What do I do now?
00:51:09Well, you have two choices.
00:51:12First, bankruptcy.
00:51:15And according to you, that would be dishonorable, wouldn't it?
00:51:17Oh, come on, let's face it.
00:51:19You've done dishonorable things in your life before, in your business life.
00:51:22Hard, ruthless, and perhaps even cruel.
00:51:26Yes, to build up the Jason empire, sometimes I had to be.
00:51:29No one has to be.
00:51:31I did.
00:51:32Oh, it's easy to talk, but I had to fight my way up the hard way.
00:51:37Well, if people got hurt, they got hurt.
00:51:40But I always paid my debts.
00:51:42No, I'm not going into bankruptcy.
00:51:44Well, if you intend to try and pay off your debts, you'll have to start selling things.
00:51:49Things of value.
00:51:51Properties, your paintings.
00:51:53Everything.
00:51:54My house.
00:51:56All the beautiful things I've acquired during the years.
00:52:00It's the only way.
00:52:01I won't do it.
00:52:04I'm afraid you'll have to.
00:52:10So there's nothing else for it?
00:52:11We have to sell them.
00:52:13Oh, I know, it's a blow.
00:52:16Our whole life's in them.
00:52:18Everything we've collected all over the world.
00:52:23I remember that one.
00:52:26We got it in that strange shop in Hong Kong when you were selling guns to.
00:52:32Do you remember what the little man in the shop said to us when he sold it to us?
00:52:37Yes.
00:52:38Use it.
00:52:39Use it wisely.
00:52:41I wonder what he meant by that.
00:52:44Ralph.
00:52:46Have you ever seen this writing that's inscribed on the bottom of this statuette?
00:52:51Writing?
00:52:52Yes, here at the base.
00:52:58Three wishes I give and no more to each owner of me, so keep score.
00:53:11Each wish will come true, so take care what you do.
00:53:20I can't read the rest, but the last word is deplore.
00:53:25What does it all mean?
00:53:26Use it wisely.
00:53:29For only it could give us three wishes.
00:53:32That's storybook nonsense.
00:53:34It reminds me of a tale I once read, what was it?
00:53:36It could pay all our debts.
00:53:38The Monkey's Paw, that's what it was.
00:53:40I wish.
00:53:41I read it when I was at school.
00:53:42I wish for lots and lots of money.
00:53:45Oh, no, no.
00:53:47Too late, I already have.
00:53:49And I just remembered what happened at the end of the story.
00:53:52Well, you said yourself it was just a story.
00:53:55Like our three wishes.
00:54:03Hello?
00:54:04Oh, hello, Charles.
00:54:05I'd like you to come down to my office.
00:54:07Right now?
00:54:08Yes, straight away.
00:54:09What's it all about?
00:54:10It's very important.
00:54:12It's about money.
00:54:13I'd like you to come straight away.
00:54:15I'll be right there.
00:54:21That's Charles.
00:54:22He wants me to go and see him right away.
00:54:24He said something about money.
00:54:26Money?
00:54:42Maybe our wish will come true after all.
00:54:54The Monkey's Paw
00:55:24The Monkey's Paw
00:55:54The Monkey's Paw
00:56:25The Monkey's Paw
00:56:28Hello?
00:56:29Is that Mr. Gregory?
00:56:30Yes, yes, speaking.
00:56:31I'm sorry to tell you, sir, but your client Ralph Jason has been killed in a car crash.
00:56:34In his car?
00:56:35Yes, on a road about 10 miles from his home.
00:56:39Well, have you told Enid, Mrs. Jason yet?
00:56:42No, not yet.
00:56:44We found some letters from you in his pocket.
00:56:46They indicate that you're not only his solicitor but a close friend of the family.
00:56:51We thought it better that you bring them to us.
00:56:53Yes, yes. Yes, of course.
00:56:56Leave it to me. I'll tell her.
00:56:59Thank you, sir.
00:57:08Ralph? Dead?
00:57:15They found him in the wreckage of his car.
00:57:18He'd obviously lost control. Skidded.
00:57:20Oh.
00:57:23Enid, this may not be the best moment to talk about this,
00:57:26but it may alleviate some of your other worries.
00:57:30You realize this accident makes you a rich woman?
00:57:36Rich?
00:57:38Ralph's insurance. He always carried a large policy
00:57:41with a double indemnity against accident.
00:57:45Oh, Charles, I wished for lots and lots of money.
00:57:49Ralph warned me not to.
00:57:50No, that's a coincidence. No, it's no coincidence.
00:57:53That's got to it.
00:57:56It gave us three wishes.
00:57:59I used one of them to wish for lots and lots of money.
00:58:04Now, I'm going to wish for Ralph back.
00:58:11Charles, do you know the story of the monkey's paw?
00:58:16That's the story of the old couple who were given a monkey's paw,
00:58:19which entitles them to three wishes.
00:58:22They wish for money,
00:58:24and they get the money because their son is killed
00:58:28in a machine in his factory, crushed.
00:58:31Enid, you mustn't wish Ralph back.
00:58:35Why not?
00:58:36Well, in the story, this mother wishes her son back,
00:58:38and he does come back, but in the condition in which he died,
00:58:40mutilated, mangled, torn.
00:58:44I must be careful not to make the same mistake.
00:58:48I shall wish that Ralph were back as he was before the accident.
00:58:55I wish that Ralph were back exactly as he was
00:59:01immediately before the accident.
00:59:18I wish that Ralph were back.
00:59:45Open it. Quickly.
00:59:47It was mangled in the crash.
00:59:49Mangled?
00:59:50It wasn't mangled.
00:59:52Mr. Jason died of a heart attack at the wheel.
00:59:59I wish to bring him back as he was
01:00:02immediately before the accident.
01:00:04But he was already dead, dead from a heart attack.
01:00:06So the accident didn't kill him.
01:00:17Only one more wish.
01:00:19Inez.
01:00:20Please go away.
01:00:20Leave me alone.
01:00:22I want to be alone with him, please.
01:00:43Only one more wish.
01:00:46Only one.
01:00:48I mustn't waste it.
01:00:49I must be careful.
01:00:59Please, please.
01:01:02I wish Ralph were alive now.
01:01:05I don't want him to die ever.
01:01:08I want him moving, breathing, talking, alive, now, forever.
01:01:14Ah!
01:01:15Ah!
01:01:16Ah!
01:01:17Ah!
01:01:18Ah!
01:01:19Ralph!
01:01:20Ralph!
01:01:21Help me!
01:01:22What's happened?
01:01:23What have you done?
01:01:25I wish him alive again, forever.
01:01:28But don't you realize he's been embalmed?
01:01:30His veins are filled with embalming fluid, burning into him.
01:01:33Oh, no.
01:01:34Oh.
01:01:35Oh.
01:01:36Oh.
01:01:37Inez, do something.
01:01:39Ah.
01:01:40Ah.
01:01:41Ah.
01:01:42Ah.
01:01:44For God's sake, leave it.
01:01:46Help.
01:01:47Ah.
01:01:48Ah.
01:01:49Ah.
01:01:50Ah.
01:01:51No, no.
01:01:52Inez, don't.
01:01:53Ah.
01:01:54Ah.
01:01:55Ah.
01:01:56Ah.
01:01:57Ah.
01:01:58Ah.
01:01:59Ah.
01:02:00Ah.
01:02:01Ah.
01:02:02Ah.
01:02:03Ah.
01:02:04Ah.
01:02:05Ah.
01:02:06Ah.
01:02:07Ah.
01:02:08Ah.
01:02:09Ah.
01:02:10Ah.
01:02:11Ah.
01:02:12Ah.
01:02:13Ah.
01:02:14Ah.
01:02:15Ah.
01:02:16Ah.
01:02:17Ah.
01:02:18Ah.
01:02:19Ah.
01:02:20Ah.
01:02:21Don't you see?
01:02:22You wished him alive forever.
01:02:24Ah.
01:02:25You can't kill him.
01:02:26Every piece of him is alive still.
01:02:28Ah.
01:02:29Ah.
01:02:30Ah.
01:02:31Alive and suffering forever.
01:02:34Ah.
01:02:35Ah.
01:02:36Ah.
01:02:37Ah.
01:02:38Ah.
01:02:39Ah.
01:02:40Ah.
01:02:42Ah.
01:02:44Ah.
01:02:50Well, what did you see?
01:03:00What did he see?
01:03:01What's more important is what you will see.
01:03:04For who are you?
01:03:05What do you want with us?
01:03:06To warn you of what may happen.
01:03:08I don't care about your warnings.
01:03:09I want to get out of here.
01:03:10Very well, but you should heed the warning.
01:03:41Mr. Rogers?
01:03:42Major Rogers.
01:03:43You mind showing me to my quarters and have someone get my kit in, will you?
01:03:46Shame. Here.
01:03:47Go! Go!
01:03:48Good-bye.
01:04:10There were pictures on the wall. Where have they gone?
01:04:23Personal property of your predecessor, sir.
01:04:25Well, we must get some more. I'll go down to London and have a look around the galleries.
01:04:31Where are the men? The patients?
01:04:35They've gone to lunch, sir.
01:04:38You mean dinner, sir.
01:04:42Bon appΓ©tit, Mr. Carter.
01:04:45Thank you, Harry.
01:05:07Good morning.
01:05:26My name is Rogers, Major William Rogers.
01:05:29I've been appointed your new superintendent here and take up my duties today.
01:05:33I've had considerable experience in dealing with men as an officer in the army.
01:05:37I promise you I will do this job to the best of my ability.
01:05:40I hope it'll all get along well.
01:05:42If there are any complaints, I shall be pleased to deal with them in my office at any time.
01:05:47Good morning.
01:05:48Good morning.
01:05:49Good morning.
01:05:50Good morning.
01:05:51Good morning.
01:05:57Jane.
01:06:11Well, Jane.
01:06:13After I made a few changes, I think we're going to like it here.
01:06:43Stone cold.
01:06:52It's always like that, huh?
01:06:57All right, old boy.
01:06:59All right.
01:07:01I'll get you an extra blanket.
01:07:30Yes?
01:07:54The men have asked me to come and talk to you.
01:08:09Yes?
01:08:11It's about the heating.
01:08:16It's been very cold these past few nights.
01:08:19We wondered if...
01:08:20For reasons of economy, the heating is now turned off each evening at 20 hundred hours.
01:08:27You'll all be in bed by then.
01:08:28After all, there's no point in staying up.
01:08:30You can't see anything.
01:08:33The beds are cold.
01:08:34There aren't enough blankets.
01:08:36I'm trying to run this place as efficiently and as economically as I can.
01:08:39I'm afraid the current budget does not include the cost of new blankets.
01:08:43Do you know anything about blind people?
01:08:46No, I can't say I do.
01:08:47I'm afraid to go with this job.
01:08:49But I was in the army for over 20 years and I learned to handle all kinds of ember.
01:08:54With all due respect, sir, we are not soldiers.
01:08:58And blind people are not like people with sight.
01:09:02We have lost one sense, but the loss of that one sense only tends to sharpen the other.
01:09:10Do you know what that means?
01:09:12We feel things more acutely.
01:09:16If food is bad, it tastes worse to us.
01:09:18If a room is dirty, we feel every speck.
01:09:23If an insect scurries across the floor, we hear it.
01:09:28And if it's cold, we feel the cold more.
01:09:33Why don't you sell that painting and buy us fuel or extra blankets?
01:09:38I was not aware that the administration of expenditure for this establishment had been handed over to you, Mr. Carter.
01:09:42Good morning.
01:10:05Dishwater. Filthy buck.
01:10:08No meat in it.
01:10:12Sorry, Dad, there ain't no more.
01:10:30No second helping?
01:10:32Well, rations were cut, you see.
01:10:36Superintendent says he's doing the best he can with prices so high.
01:10:56It's customary to knock on the door of a private office.
01:11:00What do you want? Can't you see I'm having my lunch?
01:11:03What is it? Nice juicy steak? Or do we get nothing but slop?
01:11:08Well, I do the best I can for you within the limits of the budget provided for me.
01:11:11But you eat meat and drink wine?
01:11:14I am the officer in charge.
01:11:16This isn't the bloody army.
01:11:17Mr. Carter, in the kingdom of the blind, even the one-eyed man is king.
01:11:24Chase!
01:11:30Stay.
01:11:40Oh, dear.
01:12:10Doctor, dear doctor.
01:12:35Do you realize it's gone midnight?
01:12:39Doctor? Who wants a doctor?
01:12:42It's Greenwood, sir.
01:12:45Well, can't he wait till the morning?
01:12:48He's ill, sir. Very ill.
01:12:52Well, I suppose I'd better take a look.
01:13:00Shane, wait.
01:13:04Blanket.
01:13:25Which one is Greenwood?
01:13:45The man is dead.
01:14:09Very well.
01:14:38Very well.
01:15:07Very well.
01:15:36Very well.
01:16:05Very well.
01:16:34Very well.
01:17:03Very well.
01:17:32Very well.
01:17:55Shane?
01:17:58Shane?
01:18:00Shane?
01:18:02What the hell do you think you're doing?
01:18:04Go back to your rooms, all of you.
01:18:08It's our turn to give the orders now, Major Rogers, sir.
01:18:15What is it? What do you want?
01:18:45Oh.
01:18:59Let me out of here!
01:19:02Let me out!
01:19:14Shane.
01:19:19Shane.
01:19:22All right, boy. All right. All right, boy.
01:19:26What are you doing to my dog?
01:19:34What are you doing to my dog?
01:20:33What are you doing to my dog?
01:21:02Let me go!
01:21:22Let me go!
01:21:29Let me go!
01:21:30Let me go!
01:22:00Your dog seems to be getting hungry, Major Rogers.
01:22:07Feed him, please. Please feed him.
01:22:09All in good time.
01:22:11Yes, but you must feed him.
01:22:13He'll be dangerous. He'll go wild.
01:22:16I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:44I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:45I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:46I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:47I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:48I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:49I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:50I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:51I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:52I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:53I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:54I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:55I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:56I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:57I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:58I know, Major Rogers.
01:22:59I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:00I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:01I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:02I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:03I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:04I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:05I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:06I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:07I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:08I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:09I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:10I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:11I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:12I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:13I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:14I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:15I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:16I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:17I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:18I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:19I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:20I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:21I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:22I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:23I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:24I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:25I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:26I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:27I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:28I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:29I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:30I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:31I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:32I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:33I know, Major Rogers.
01:23:35What are you doing out there?
01:23:40You'll see.
01:23:41Soon enough.
01:23:42You'll see.
01:23:43Soon enough.
01:24:05Look, give me something to eat, please.
01:24:11Please.
01:24:12I haven't had anything to eat or drink for over two days.
01:24:14Please, please.
01:24:24Well, at least feed my dog, please.
01:24:26He'll be fed all right.
01:24:31Major Rogers, sir.
01:25:01Major Rogers, sir.
01:25:21Major Rogers, sir.
01:25:41Major Rogers, sir.
01:26:01Major Rogers, sir.
01:26:21Major Rogers, sir.
01:26:41Major Rogers, sir.
01:27:01Major Rogers, sir.
01:27:21Major Rogers, sir.
01:27:41Major Rogers, sir.
01:28:01Major Rogers, sir.
01:28:21Major Rogers, sir.
01:28:33What is all this?
01:28:34I'm on my way to a new job.
01:28:38I don't know why I stopped here.
01:28:41I do.
01:28:49Now you may go.
01:29:14But how can we...
01:29:16Where are we?
01:29:18In a place where people go who have died without repentance.
01:29:23You see, I wasn't warning you.
01:29:26But telling you why you are here.
01:29:56And now...
01:30:25Who's next?
01:30:55Who's next?
01:31:24Who's next?
01:31:53Who's next?