How to Make a Monster
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[SIGHS]
MIRROR.
LARRY, BEFORE I LET
YOU SEE YOURSELF,
STAND THE SHOCK?
[MUFFLED] OH, YEAH, SURE.
SURE I CAN.
I KNOW WITH THOSE
FANGS IN YOUR MOUTH
YOU CAN'T
TALK CLEARLY,
BUT MAKE A SOUND,
AND I'LL GIVE YOU
A LOOK:
AT YOURSELF.
[GROWLING]
LOOK.
[MUMBLING]
WHAT'D YOU SAY?
[MUMBLING]
HMM? HEH HEH HEH!
OK, I'LL REMOVE
YOUR FANGS.
WE CAN:
PUT THEM BACK IN
BEFORE WE GO:
TO THE SET.
WHY, IT'S SO REAL,
I EVEN FEEL LIKE A WEREWOLF.
THOUGH I'D HATE
TO HAVE MY GIRL SEE ME.
[CHUCKLES]
PETE, YOU'RE THE END.
OH, THANK YOU,
MY BOY.
HE'S THE GREATEST.
BOY, YOU'LL GET NO
ARGUMENT FROM ME THERE.
I SCARE MYSELF.
HEY, THIS IS AS CRAZY
AS THE FRANKENSTEIN MONSTER
YOU MADE OUT OF TONY.
ALWAYS:
THE MASTER'S TOUCH.
YOU KNOW, I THINK I'LL
BE AFRAID TO SEE MYSELF,
EVEN ON THE SCREEN.
OH, YOU'LL GET
USED TO IT, LARRY.
JUST REMEMBER:
THAT AN ARTIST:
MUST HAVE NO FEAR.
WHY, A CREATION
IS ALMOST:
A SACRED THING.
ALL CREATIONS.
THE GOOD LORD:
CREATED SAINTS,
AND HE ALSO:
CREATED SINNERS.
HE CREATED THE LAMB
AND THE FAWN,
BUT HE:
ALSO CREATED:
THE WOLF:
AND THE JACKAL.
NOW, WHO CAN JUDGE
WHICH IS THE MOST
PRAISEWORTHY?
WELL, THAT'S ONE WAY
TO LOOK AT IT.
FOR 25 YEARS
HE'S BEEN THE MASTER.
HE CREATED THEM ALL.
IN ALL DUE MODESTY,
I REGARDED EACH ONE
AS A CREATION,
NO MORE IMPORTANT
THAN THIS.
WELL, THANKS FOR TRYING
BUT JUST THE SAME,
THIS SCARES ME.
NOW, REMEMBER,
MY BOY,
I CREATED YOU:
SO THAT YOU COULD
SCARE OTHERS.
AS AN ACTOR,
AS AN ARTIST,
THAT'S YOUR MISSION.
LIVE UP TO IT.
WELL, IT'S TIME FOR
WE MUSTN'T KEEP THE
DIRECTOR WAITING.
THERE WE ARE.
FINE.
WELL, COME ON.
HEY!
WHAT ABOUT HIM?
IN THE NEXT PICTURE
AFTER WE:
CAPTURE THE SHIP?
I CLIMB ABOARD,
I DRAW MY SWORD,
AND THERE, STANDING
AT THE HELM--
IT'S NOT
THE CAPTAIN--
BUT THE WEREWOLF.
TERRIFIC, HUH?
AND WE'LL GET
OLD PETE:
TO DO THE MAKE-UP.
NOT BAD, NOT BAD.
BUT HOW DID A WOLF
GET IN THE OCEAN?
HELLO, EVERYONE.
[MURMURING]
OUR FIRST STOP:
WILL BE ON STAGE 3,
WHERE THEY ARE:
NOW SHOOTING:
HORRORS OF:
THE BLACK MUSEUM.
FOLKS, I THINK
YOU'RE IN LUCK.
THE BIG SCENE:
OF THE PICTURE:
SHOOTS TODAY.
NOW, IF YOU WILL
ALL STAY TOGETHER
AND FOLLOW ME...
BOY, WHEN PETE
MAKES THEM UP,
IT'S FOR REAL.
WELL, AT LEAST
WE LOOK NORMAL.
HA HA!
DON'T WE, THOUGH?
[BOTH LAUGH]
WELL, HERE HE IS,
MARTIN.
GREAT, PETE.
JUST GREAT!
EXACTLY WHAT I WANTED.
THIS IS AS GOOD:
AND FEROCIOUS:
AS YOUR FRANKENSTEIN
MONSTER.
WELL, THANK YOU.
GET TONY OUT HERE.
I WANT TO SEE:
HOW THESE 2 BEAUTIES
LOOK TOGETHER.
Martin:
WEREWOLF,MEET FRANKENSTEIN.
SHAKE HANDS AND:
COME OUT SNARLING.
WELL, PETE,
ALL I CAN SAY:
IS YOU GAVE BIRTH
YOU CAN BE REALLY
PROUD OF YOUR CREATION.
WILL YOU BE NEEDING ME?
NO. YOU CAN REST
ON YOUR LAURELS.
IF I NEED YOU,
I'LL SEND FOR YOU.
I'LL BE
IN MY MAKE-UP ROOM.
GOOD.
NOW, BOYS,
LISTEN CAREFULLY.
REMEMBER,
OF THE PICTURE.
THE AUDIENCE:
WHERE FINALLY WEREWOLF
MEETS FRANKENSTEIN.
THEY HATE EACH OTHER.
IT'S THE BATTLE
OF THE MONSTERS,
AND IT MUST BE:
THE HIGH SPOT:
OF THE PICTURE.
IT'S GOT TO BE
THE GREATEST FIGHT
WE'VE EVER HAD
ON THE SCREEN.
AND I'VE GOT TO GET IT
IN ONE TAKE.
SO, LISTEN TO DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY.
YOU'LL COME IN
FROM OUT THERE.
NOW, YOU'LL
COME IN FROM HERE.
FAIRLY STEALTHILY...
VERY CUNNING...
WITH ANIMAL INSTINCT,
YOU WILL FEEL THAT
THERE'S AN ENEMY AROUND.
YOU HEAR SOMETHING.
YOU STOP.
YOU LOOK AROUND.
REALLY CREEPY.
YOU--YOU HAVEN'T SEEN
ANYTHING YET,
BUT YOU KNOW:
THAT YOU'RE IN DANGER.
SUDDENLY,
FROM OVER THERE,
BIG AS LIFE AND TWICE
AS FRIGHTENING,
COMES THE FRANKENSTEIN
MONSTER.
COME IN, SON.
AS YOU MOVE:
TOWARDS EACH OTHER...
PUT EVERYTHING AWAY
CAREFULLY.
YES, PETE. YOU KNOW
I ALWAYS DO.
I WANT TO TAKE HOME
SOME PICTURES:
OF THESE BOYS.
I LIKE:
TO STUDY THEM.
I MIGHT DECIDE:
TO MAKE MASKS:
FOR MY COLLECTION.
YOU SHOULD, PETE.
I THINK THIS:
TEENAGE WEREWOLF
AND TEENAGE:
FRANKENSTEIN:
ARE EASILY AMONG
THE BEST THINGS:
YOU'VE EVER DONE.
YOU KNOW,
ANOTHER REASON:
I WANT TO KEEP:
A SOUVENIR:
OF THIS PICTURE:
IS THAT I ENJOY:
WORKING WITH THESE
TEENAGERS.
THEY'VE GOT SPIRIT,
AND THEY COOPERATE.
THEY DON'T
SOUR ON YOU:
LIKE SOME OF:
THE OLDER ACTORS.
I REMEMBER:
THE TROUBLE I HAD
WITH THAT OLD:
BARRY HORTON:
WHEN I:
DISFIGURED HIM.
YEAH, THE PICTURE
IN WHICH:
HE HAD THE CAR CRASH.
HE WAS AFRAID:
HE'D LOSE
HIS WOMEN ADMIRERS.
HEH HEH HEH!
TO RUN OVER HIM,
AND HE WANTED:
TO COME UP:
WITHOUT:
A SCRATCH. HEH!
OH, BUT THESE
TEENAGERS,
THEY'VE GOT SPIRIT
AND CONFIDENCE.
THEY PLUNGE:
INTO A ROLE.
THEY PUT THEMSELVES
IN YOUR HANDS.
I ENJOY WORKING:
WITH THEM.
BUT GENTLEMEN,
WE DON'T HAVE TO.
WE ARE THE GROUP
THAT HAVE TAKEN OVER
THIS STUDIO--
NBN ASSOCIATES.
WE'VE PERSONALLY
TAKEN OVER THIS LOT,
AND WE'RE GOING
MY NAME:
IS JOHN NIXON.
THIS IS:
MR. JEFF CLAYTON.
YES, OF COURSE,
IN THE TRADE PAPERS.
IT'S CERTAINLY NICE
TO MEET YOU, GENTLEMEN.
MR. DUMOND,
CHANGES AROUND HERE.
WELL, YOU HAVE
MY BEST WISHES.
OH, WON'T YOU SIT DOWN?
WELL, I'M AFRAID THESE
AREN'T TOO COMFORTABLE,
BUT PERHAPS:
THE NEW REGIME:
WILL PROVIDE BETTER CHAIRS
FOR MY WORKSHOP.
YOUR WORKSHOP?
THAT SORT OF BRINGS US
TO THE POINT.
WHAT POINT?
UH, MR. DUMOND,
WE WON'T BE
NEEDING YOU:
AFTER YOU FINISH
THIS PICTURE--
THE ONE YOU'RE
ON NOW.
NOT NEED ME?
YES. MONSTERS
ARE FINISHED.
THEY'RE COMING OUT
OF YOUR EARS.
SATURATION.
A HORROR CYCLE:
IS OVER.
PEOPLE WANT:
TO HEAR MUSIC.
THEY WANT TO LAUGH.
THEY WANT TO SEE
PRETTY GIRLS.
THERE'S NO DOUBT
ABOUT IT,
MONSTERS ARE FINI.
I HEARD THAT:
25 YEARS AGO
WHEN I CREATED:
MY FIRST WEREWOLF.
FROM BANKRUPTCY.
NOW, LOOK.
I DIDN'T COME HERE
TO DISCUSS:
THIS THING:
WITH YOU.
THAT IS THE DECISION
OF THE BIG BRASS.
IT'S MINE, TOO.
YES, BUT...
WELL, IT'S
THE WRONG ONE,
IF I MAY DISAGREE.
WHY, EVEN
PSYCHIATRISTS SAY
THAT IN ALL THESE
MONSTER PICTURES,
THERE'S NOT ONLY
ENTERTAINMENT:
BUT, FOR SOME PEOPLE,
THERAPY.
WELL, YOU KNOW
OUR CHILDHOOD FEARS
OF THE SINISTER--
THE TERRIFYING FACES
WE SEE IN NIGHTMARES.
WELL, THROUGH
THESE PICTURES,
WE CAN LIVE OUT:
OUR HIDDEN FEARS.
IT HELPS.
YOU LIVE THEM OUT,
BUT NOT ON OUR PAYROLL.
LIKE MR. NIXON SAYS,
PEOPLE WANT TO SEE
ESCAPE PICTURES:
NOWADAYS.
MUSICALS, JOKES,
PRETTY GIRLS.
YES, BUT--
THE DECISION:
IS FINAL.
NOW, INSTEAD
OF GIVING YOU:
A COLD PINK SLIP,
IN PERSON.
IT'S THE HUMAN WAY.
IT CERTAINLY IS.
AND WE'LL ALLOW YOU
A WEEK'S
SEVERANCE PAY.
NO, THANK YOU.
KEEP YOUR SEVERANCE PAY.
I DON'T WANT
YOUR CHARITY.
THIS LOT, THIS ROOM,
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