Howling II: ... Your Sister Is a Werewolf Page #2

Synopsis: After countless millennia of watching, waiting and stalking, the unholy creatures known as werewolves are poised to inherit the earth. After newswoman Karen White's shocking on-screen transformation and violent death, her brother Ben is approached by Stefan Crosscoe, a mysterious gentleman who claims that Karen has actually become a werewolf. But this is the least of their worries... To save mankind, Stefan and Ben must travel to Transylvania to battle and destroy Stirba, the immortal queen of all werewolves, before she is restored to her full powers!
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Philippe Mora
Production: HBO Video
 
IMDB:
3.4
Rotten Tomatoes:
27%
R
Year:
1985
91 min
442 Views


and the malevolence of the beast.

- What's that?

- l don't know.

There's something out there, all right.

Coyotes, l think.

Doesn't sound like any coyotes

l've ever heard.

Here.

- Use this ammo.

- Okay, thanks.

Make this woman thy servant...

to be sanctified and

purified from all evil...

through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

Ben!

- Go!

- Ben, in here!

Right behind you! Get in!

ln the name of God.

Oh, no.

Damn!

What the hell are you doing?

No more time, Mr. White.

Get away from my sister

or l'll blow your damn head off!

Listen to him, Ben!

He knows what he's talking about.

Not about my sister, he doesn't.

Look out! Ben, behind you!

Don't let him get away!

What the f***!

Where is Stirba?

Never.

Then you will never rest for all eternity.

No.

lf you do not tell me, Erle...

l can do nothing.

Please help me.

Where is Stirba?

The dark country.

l beg you.

Rest in peace.

l must leave you now.

- Where are you going?

- To find Stirba.

She's responsible.

Stefan, l'd like to go with you.

l want to make sure

that what happened to my sister...

never happens to anybody else again.

l'm with you, right to the end...

- whatever it is.

- So am l.

She wants to write something

and win a Pulitzer prize.

Yes, among other things.

- When do we leave?

- lmmediately.

Where do we have to go to find Stirba?

To the dark country.

To Transylvania.

Come. Stirba is anxious to meet you.

Where are we?

lt looks like

we just passed this place before...

like we're driving around in circles.

Of course it does. You're driving.

- Would you mind looking at the map?

- Yes, dear.

Wow, she's even more beautiful

than l thought.

They're getting hungry.

l didn't bring any food.

- Thank you.

- Get in, in the back.

Bring them back here.

- Schnitzel.

- Bon appetit.

Right here.

Bring our new daughter.

Stand up so l can see you.

She is a huntress.

She will bear us

many fierce daughters and sons.

Does she please you?

Very much.

Take her.

Look. What's going on?

- Do you need any help?

- This woman was hit by a car.

We must get her to a doctor quickly.

Let's get her in the car right now.

lt's a miracle. You have been sent by God.

She's trying to say something.

Are you okay?

What?

What, dear?

- Where the hell did everybody go?

- They're here.

And they're not here.

- Stefan, please.

- Stefan, where are you going?

Why are you leaving?

l'm going to the village.

l will see you there later.

Let's get out of here.

Jenny, if we ever get separated,

we'll just meet back at the hotel, okay?

Good afternoon.

A lovely room for the lady and gentleman?

No, we'll take two separate rooms, please.

- Of course.

- One room will do, with a view.

- A vista.

- Of course.

- ls there a fair going on?

- Yeah. Local custom.

They are celebrating

the festival of the new full moon.

We're supposed to meet a friend here.

You haven't seen a stranger in town,

have you?

Stranger?

- What does he look like?

- Never mind.

lf you had seen him,

you wouldn't have to ask that question.

Room 666.

My nephew Tondo

will show you to your room.

This hotel doesn't look like

it has six floors.

l know. Funny, isn't it?

This way, please.

For very little money,

l am an excellent guide.

Thanks.

- Bye.

- Goodbye.

- Nice room.

- Yeah, it is.

Smells great.

- What is that, Jenny?

- Just in case.

To ward off evil spirits.

Where is Stefan?

l don't know.

l don't know what the hell we're doing here.

l need you to hold me, Ben.

Ben, thank you.

- l'm so scared.

- l'll take care of you.

- You see that dwarf staring at us?

- Yeah.

- Should we follow him?

- Why not?

- Were they followed?

- Yes.

Vasile, would you go outside

and keep watch?

Followed by whom?

There are many people in this village

who have joined the forces of evil.

But these men have sworn to fight Stirba.

Vasile lost his elder brother.

Konstantin, his daughter.

And Luca's wife was killed last summer.

This is the woman we're looking for.

lt is the same woman that you saw

at Karen's funeral.

She will lead us to Stirba.

- Where do we start looking for her?

- She will be at the village festival.

- And we will find Stirba.

- l hope l find her first.

No, you will leave that to me.

For the time being, l want you to behave

as ordinary tourists.

Enjoy the festival and keep your eyes open.

How do we keep in touch with each other?

Konstantin and Luca

will set up a puppet booth in the square...

and you can communicate with me

through them or through Father Florin.

What about you?

What are you going to be doing?

l shall stay here with Vasile and wait.

There must be something else we can do

beside just sit around and wait.

Yes, there is.

- A little patience.

- l don't have any patience.

l think l want to go take a look around.

- Come on, Jenny, let's go.

- One moment.

Would you take these holy medals

and wear them?

They will protect you.

Very charming. The wolf in sheep's clothing.

- Very charming.

- Very charming.

Let's go upstairs.

Frightened? Scared?

Hi, honey.

Look, Ben. 'Vlk,' V-L-K...

in the regional language

translates to 'wolf.'

'Vlkava'...

means 'the place where wolves live.'

And we...

are in the center of Vlkava.

- Tondo, keep an eye on Jenny.

- Yeah.

- l'm going to go get her a gift, okay?

- Okay.

Tonight will be a celebration

of the new full moon.

A glorious day for our village:

smiling children, happy old faces...

and many new recruits.

Stirba will be happy.

Stefan is here.

- ls that the woman we are looking for?

- lt is her and she is deadly. So be careful.

- Where is Ben?

- He went away for a moment.

He said he would meet us

at the gypsy camp.

- Well, why at the gypsy camp?

- l don't know. That's what he said.

Stay close. lt is a long walk...

and l wouldn't want you to get lost.

Don't you want to see him now?

By Barabbas, by Satanas, I conjure thee.

As thou burnst,

so let the heart of Stefan burn.

and bring it here to me.

Stefan, I summon thee.

By Barabbas, by Satanas,

by the devil conjured be.

- l'm glad you're here.

- Put them in your ears. They are blessed.

They are blessed? Okay.

- What do you want to do about the sentry?

- Yes.

Rock and roll. l'll cover you.

That's a definite new kill technique.

- Stefan?

- Yes. l have seen him.

There is no doubt he's here.

He's in the village.

l have been waiting for him for a long time.

- So you know him, then?

- He is my brother.

He plans to destroy me.

But l will destroy him.

Let me kill him!

No. You are sweet.

But we cannot make a mistake.

Not with him.

We must lure him here,

where our powers are the greatest.

Let's get out of here!

Come on, let's go! We got to tell Stefan!

- What's wrong?

- l lost my earplugs!

l'll find them.

Go! Tell Stefan we find Stirba!

Wait a second, Tondo. lt seems to me

that this is the way to the village.

- We will turn soon.

- l think we should hurry.

- lt's getting cold.

- Okay, pretty lady.

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