Blacula
- PG
- Year:
- 1972
- 93 min
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the opportunity of entertaining
personages from
the dark continent.
I hope the reception was not boring
for you and your lovely wife.
Quite the contrary,
Count Dracula.
The evening has been
a splendid one,
and we've found your guests
to be most impressive.
I liked in particular
your Dr. Duvalier.
It was you who impressed him.
Mamuwalde is the crystallization
of our people's pride.
My Luva... she does me
too much credit.
But notwithstanding,
my people are eager
into the community of nations.
That may take
a good deal of time.
It will at least be time well spent,
as opposed
to an exchange of banalities
with pseudo-intellectuals
and dilettantes.
Charming.
What with dignitaries
of your stature
lending the weight
of your statesmanship
to the fulfillment
of our objectives,
I believe we will succeed.
Luva?
To totally cease the slave trade?
I find that unrealistic.
Slavery has merit, I believe.
Merit?
You find merit in barbarity?
Barbarous from the standpoint
of the slave, perhaps.
Intriguing and delightful
from mine.
I would pay for so beautiful an addition
to my household as your delicious wife.
Sir, are you ill?
I meant no insult, prince.
It is a compliment
for a man of my station
to look with desire
on one of your color.
Sir, I suddenly find
your cognac as...
...distasteful as your manner.
You're behaving
like some animal.
- Really?
- Really.
Let us not forget, sir,
it is you who comes
from the jungle.
Our evening is finished.
I bid you regard your coachman.
We are leaving.
I do not think so.
How dare you!
Let me go!
Look out! No!
I shall place
that will doom you
to a living hell.
A hunger,
a wild, gnawing
animal hunger
will grow in you,
Here you will starve
for an eternity,
torn by an unquenchable lust.
I curse you with my name.
You shall be...
...Blacula!
A vampire like myself,
a living fiend,
you will be doomed
never to know
that sweet blood
which will become
your only... desire.
No!
You will watch,
helpless and dying,
from your bones.
Listen... for his cries.
They will comfort you
until your death.
No!
Let me out!
Mamuwalde.
Dracula?
But he is dead, gentlemen.
Quite dead.
He and his entire household
were destroyed
by the great Dr. Van Helsing
almost 150 years ago.
What a pity.
I've never met a vampire.
You should have told us
whose house this was in the village.
Yeah, honey, now, wait.
This is gonna change
our deal drastically.
Oh, I see.
Well, I can assure you, gentlemen,
it is quite safe now.
The reports of the count
were grossly exaggerated.
Perhaps if I subtract
another 10%?
Fifteen.
Very well.
Consider your deal closed.
We'll take everything.
You gentlemen
had me worried there for a moment.
- If you please.
- I'd love to.
- Right here.
- Great.
You are obviously not attuned
to the antique market.
You see, where we come from,
honey, the legend of Dracula...
that's the absolute
crme de la crme of camp!
We're gonna get a fortune
for these things.
Count Dracula was no legend.
- He was terribly real.
- I know.
I've seen all of his movies.
I'm a real fan.
Don't shock the poor man, Billy.
secret passages and things like that?
Yes. When the castle was restored
a few years ago,
they found several hidden rooms.
Billy, child, look at this!
Fantastic.
This is gorgeous.
Look at this, Bobby.
Honey, this is the coup d'tat
of the century.
Is this included in our deal,
or are you gonna fleece us now?
are you, baby?
Well, if you want it...
I can't wait to start tagging
all these goodies.
We're gonna be rich, my love.
Bobby, man,
I can't see in here.
I'm gonna light
one of the greasy lamps.
If the fire department could see you
now, you silly lamp queen.
- Oh, this. I'm dying to open this!
- I'm not.
Look, I have a fantastic idea for this.
You'll probably die if I tell you.
In that case, spare me.
Let's get on with the tagging.
Listen! You know that chintzy
guest bed in the living room?
- Yeah.
- How about this instead?
A coffin?
Open it.
- Look what I've done!
- What the hell did you do?
What did you do?
Let me see.
Don't panic.
Wait to see it.
Please stop.
Hold this there.
Let me... oh...
- Bobby, hurry.
- Just a second!
- It's bleeding.
- Just a second.
You're so dizzy.
That's the trouble.
- Put it up here.
- Just a second. Stop it!
If you weren't so dizzy...
Stop that whining.
Look at me.
- Move your hand.
- That's tight.
I'm not a nurse, you know.
All right?
Would you stop it, please?
- Take care. It's twisted.
- I'll take care of it.
You're gonna
if you don't keep your mouth shut.
Keep quiet.
You make me nervous.
Bobby, I'll die.
I'm bleeding to death!
Would you stop it, please?
Child, be still! Stop!
What's wrong with you?
That isn't tight enough.
The blood's seeping through.
No...
I curse you with my name.
You shall be...
...Blacula!
A vampire like myself,
a living fiend.
These are the Williams girls,
friends of the family.
We've come to pay our respects
to Bobby McCoy.
Certainly, sir.
These things are always
so very tragic,
but I can perhaps be of some comfort
to you in this hour of need.
This is one of our smaller rooms,
but it can be expanded
to accommodate
any number of mourners.
Why is his hand like that?
This sometimes happens.
It's only a reflex.
At his mother's request,
the body has not yet been embalmed.
I'll just tidy him up a bit,
then leave you alone
with your thoughts.
Poor Bobby. We've known him
since we were kids.
Luva.
I just don't understand it.
I hope you can find
some answers for us, Gordon.
Why don't you two go
on over to Bobby's mother's house?
She's in pretty bad shape.
I'll stay here.
Let's go.
- Talk to you later.
- All right.
Did I startle you, sir?
I'm so sorry,
but I can't let you disarrange...
I'm Dr. Thomas
with the Scientific Investigation Division.
Of course.
I'm so sorry, doctor.
I didn't realize
you were a professional man.
I worked very hard
on that neck wound,
trying to make it look
as natural as I could
so it wouldn't be offensive
to his loved ones.
in a big chunk.
I've never seen a rat bite
that size before.
- Rat bite?
- Yes, sir.
How deep was the wound
before it was repaired?
I don't know.
- Two or three inches?
- Yes, sir.
A slight abrasion on the left elbow,
probably the result of a fall.
And you say
you didn't embalm?
Yes, sir.
It's strange.
That is strange.
Look at this.
His veins are empty.
They collapse with pressure
and don't return to shape,
and he wouldn't be this color
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