House of Frankenstein Page #2

Synopsis: After escaping from an asylum the mad Dr. Niemann and his hunch back assistant revive Count Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Frankenstein monster in order to extract revenge upon their many enemies.
Director(s): Erle C. Kenton
Production: Realart Pictures Inc.
  1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
55%
PASSED
Year:
1944
71 min
391 Views


Your coffin will

always be ready for you.

For that. I will do

whatever you wish.

I hope I haven't spoiled your evening

for you. Inspector.

As a matter of fact

I found it most interesting.

But I say good night here.

Good night. Carl.

Good night. Inspector.

Good night.

See you in the morning. Sir.

Good night. Hans.

Don't get lost in the fog.

Brrr! Well. You certainly picked

a night for it. My pet.

It's like being wrapped in the arms

of a gigantic ghost.

Ghosts. Vampires!

Can't you talk about anything else?

Listen.

If you're going toward the inn, may I offer

you the accommodation of my coach?

You don't have

to say that twice.

Oh. Pardon me. I'm Carl Hussman

and this is Mrs. Hussman.

- We are here on our honeymoon.

- My congratulations.

And this is my grandfather.

How do you do?

Herr Hussman.

Permit me

to introduce myself.

I am Baron Latos

from Transylvania.

Well.

Glad to know you. Baron.

May I suggest that you join me for a bottle

of wine at the inn?

In the nature of. Shall we say.

A celebration. Mrs. Hussman?

Well. That's a wonderful idea

if Grandad doesn't mind.

Oh. Yes. A glass of wine

will warm my blood.

But you will accept

our hospitality. Baron.

The wine of the country

from my cellar.

Thank you. Herr Hussman.

Driver. Stop at the Hussman home.

Whoa.

Oh. Driver. Go around

to the kitchen.

Ask the cook to make you some coffee.

Thank you. Herr Burgomaster.

I drink to love.

A union to last

throughout eternity.

A love free from

all material needs.

I'll drink to that lack

of material needs myself. Baron.

But not till I raid the

wine cellar. I won't.

Excuse me. Darling.

Be right back. Baron.

You admire my ring?

When I look at it.

I see glimpses

of a strange world.

A world of people

who are dead...

and yet alive.

It is the place from

which I've just returned.

It frightens me.

Wear it.

It will drive away

your fears.

It's too large.

It will become smaller.

No.

I'm afraid.

Take it back.

It is the bond that

links us together.

I see your world

more clearly now.

I'm no longer afraid.

I will come for you...

before the dawn.

Now as I was saying...

I haven't the remotest idea

what I was saying.

I've been asleep.

I must apologize. Baron.

It must have been the wine.

It's quite all right.

Herr Hussman. Well. Here we are.

I hadn't realized

we talked so long.

I must be leaving.

Well. It's been a swell party. Baron.

We'll save this

for next time.

Good night. Baron. Thank you for your

hospitality. Herr Hussman.

Not at all. Good night.

Good night.

Why. Rita. Aren't you

going to bid me good night?

Good night. Grandfather.

Good night. My dear.

Lampini.

Lampini.

Good night. Baron.

Good night. Sir.

Lampini.

Niemann.

Of course.

Dr. Niemann.

It turned out to be fun after all.

Didn't it. Darling?

It's a wonderful night.

The darkness

beckons to me.

Another world.

The world I see

is far away.

Yet very near.

A strange and beautiful world...

in which one

may be dead...

and yet alive.

Rita, what is it?

What's happened to you?

I'm going away.

Dracula crest.

Like the one on the coffin.

Where did you get it?

From Baron Latos.

Baron Latos?

We've got to get it off.

I want to go there. Carl.

Grandfather!

Grandfather!

Connect me with

Inspector Arnz. Hurry!

Hello?

Hello. Inspector.

This is Carl Hussman.

My grandfather

has been killed.

Herr Hussman?

Wounds on the neck?

Want kind of wounds?

Two small punctures

like teeth marks.

I'll be right over.

Rita!

Rita!

Rita!

Arnz!

Arnz!

Arnz!

Arnz!

My wife...

in that carriage.

Master! The police.

They're after us.

Look. Master.

I think they're

after Dracula.

There's one way

to stop them.

Yes.

Aaah!

Fejos. The police!

Ah. Herr Inspector.

You missed Ilonka's dance.

She's pretty too.

I will have her dance

again especially for you.

Not in the village of

Frankenstein. You won't.

We've had nothing but

stealing since you came here.

The burgomaster says

you're to move on.

But. Herr Inspector...

No arguments. Break camp and get out.

All right.

The show's over.

Go back to your homes.

Oh. Daniel?

Now drive on.

We'll camp beyond those trees.

What've you got here?

A chamber of horrors.

The burgomaster won't grant you a permit.

So pack up and be on your way.

But why? There's nothing

in my exhibit to offend anyone.

We've had enough horrors around here.

Do you see those ruins?

Our village has been quiet and

peaceful since the damn broke...

and swept the Wolf Man and

the Frankenstein monster...

to their destruction

several years ago.

No one ever mentions that place.

Nor does anyone ever go near it.

That's why you

can't exhibit here.

We want nothing to remind us of something

we've been trying to forget.

But we've come a long way

and the horses are tired.

It's very late. Could we at

least rest here until tomorrow?

No. You've got to move on.

All right. Daniel.

We'll move on.

Hand over the money

the villagers gave you.

Only your share.

All of it.

When I joined you. It was agreed

that I kept half. Give me the money.

If you try to rob me.

I'll tell the police that it's you...

who's been doing

the stealing!

I'll thrash you within

an inch of your life.

Let me go.

You smelly pig!

No. Fejos!

No! No! No!

No, I say!

Fejos!

Daniel! Daniel!

Do you want to bring

the police on us?

Get him out of here

before he kills him.

Master. She's hurt.

May I take her with us?

No. We only have tonight to search for

the Frankenstein records.

Please. Master.

She's hurt.

All right. If it will keep you

in your right senses.

Are you awake?

You've nothing

to be afraid of.

Now I remember.

Who are you?

I'm Daniel.

I'm with

Professor Lampini's show.

Here. I...

I brought you some tea.

It will make you feel better.

That was nice of you.

Are you the one

that helped me?

It made me mad

when he whipped you.

But he can't hurt you anymore.

They've gone.

Leaving me a hundred miles

from nowhere.

No. But we're going to Visaria.

You can travel with us.

You can sleep here and...

talk to me when I drive.

I get so lonesome when

I have no one to talk to.

You don't know me very well.

I might talk you to death.

Your name's Ilonka.

Isn't it?

You know all about me.

Don't you. Daniel?

I watched you dance.

Did you?

Did you like me?

You're pretty.

You're afraid of me.

Aren't you?

Afraid of you?

If you weren't.

You'd come up here where

I could see you better.

But you will talk

to me sometimes?

Won't you?

Of course I will.

You've been

kind to me...

and I like you.

Daniel. Daniel!

Yes. Master.

Come with me. I've found

a way into the ruins.

Master. If we find the

Frankenstein records.

Will you make me

like other men?

To please

your little gypsy girl.

Friend Daniel.

I'll make you an Adonis.

Here's a book.

Master!

Does it...

Help me, Master!

- Daniel. Are you hurt?

- No. Master.

Evidently the force

of the flood...

burst through

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Edward T. Lowe Jr.

Edward T. Lowe Jr., also known as E.T. Lowe Jr., E.C. Lowe, Edmund T. Lowe, Edward T. Lowe and Edward Lowe (29 June 1880 in Nashville, Tennessee, United States – 17 April 1973 in Los Angeles, California, United States) was an American film writer, producer and editor. He wrote once 120 films between years 1913-1947, produced 18 films and directed one: The Losing Game (1915). In 1913, Lowe worked as the revising editor of screenplays at Essanay Studios.He had two children, Elizabeth Alden Lowe and Edythe Helen Lowe. more…

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