La mano de un hombre muerto
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- 1962
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THE SADISTIC BARON VON KLAUS
Here, take this. Calm down!
I hate Sundays.
- Go on in, you stupid-
- Okay, I'm going.
- Hi, Theo.
- Good evening, Margaret.
What's happening?
- Nothing good.
- Come on, tell me!
My personal assistant.
I'm the brain. He's the machine!
What a machine!
Not very modern.
Hanzel, don't help yourself to that.
You know
it's the most expensive stuff.
I know, but it's the best.
There you go. You deserve it.
It's very lively in there, eh?
They sing a lot
but don't spend much!
- And the boss?
- She's happy today.
It's been a long time
since I saw her like this.
- Wait for me here.
- Why?
You look like a beggar!
Hi, Hanzel.
Has Margaret paid you?
No, Miss Lida, but I'm in no rush.
I'm giving her a loan.
- Have you had a drink?
- Without your permission, not yet.
- Go ahead.
- Thanks!
You're a funny rascal, you are!
And you're gorgeous!
Can't you see
you're disturbing the doctor?
No, not at all.
It's not disturbing him, see?
I wonder how you can work
with all that noise.
You get used to it.
Besides, I prefer not to be alone.
I like the sound of young people
around me.
He's talking about me.
Listen, these articles you've been writing
for the last three months...
is it true what I've heard
about them?
What have you heard?
They say it's a very gloomy story
about ghosts.
With plenty of vampires
and big birds.
Not exactly, but kind of.
It's fascinating!
I could tell you things that would make
your blood run cold in your veins...
and I'm not kidding!
Unbelievable, but true!
He's heard everything.
He's a smart guy, you know!
Go on then, tell me.
Have you heard of Von Klaus?
The baron?
I know him, yeah.
He lives six or seven miles from here.
That's right.
It's a damp, swampy area...
in the middle of nowhere,
full of quagmires...
where thousands of bats
fly around every night.
That's where the current baron rules.
I mean the other one,
the one who died 500 years ago.
I didn't know that one.
I'm a bit too young.
Don't make jokes.
I'm talking about the first baron.
Centuries ago,
he was the lord of this land.
One day, he and his men
decided to kidnap a young girl.
She later died
from the atrocities they committed.
The father called down curses
upon the torturer...
and his lost soul now wanders
about till the end of time.
Not long afterwards,
the baron disappeared...
in the stagnant waters
surrounding the castle.
People claim he died...
but I know he didn't.
He often appears over the ponds
in the middle of the night.
His ghost comes from
the depths of the swamps...
and he comes to kill sadistically.
I say it because I know it.
Yes, it's true.
I've seen his shadow.
I haven't heard of crimes
here in this area.
I've seen the mutilated bodies,
the torn flesh of three poor young girls.
It's been a long time,
probably fifty years ago.
You must have been very young.
Yes,just a kid.
I'll never forget what I saw.
Baron Von Klaus, the father
of the current baron, was accused.
What is certain is
that the spirit of the murderer...
has been reincarnated
in his descendants.
It's a good horror story,
but a bit too fantastic.
That's not all.
Every time a young woman was sacrificed,
the same signs occurred.
There were blasts of wind...
and wild animals came down out
of the mountains towards the village.
The moon disappeared three times...
and dreadful screams
were heard in the forest.
You're about to see that I'm not lying.
Tonight, the signs have started
to manifest as before.
There are the same omens.
I know the killer
has come out of the swamps.
Come on, Hanzel,
stop bothering Dr. Kallman...
with your ghost stories.
It's not a story for children...
but it's certainly compelling.
The women here are pretty,
aren't they?
Beautiful, boss.
They're worth the money.
If you behave, I'll pass them on to you
when I'm done with them.
Thanks, boss!
Look at these brand-new boots
I found in the garbage.
You must have radar.
Every time you come across a trash can...
you find something good.
I've been at it a long time.
I'm a professional.
- Hanzel.
- Yes?
It's all because of your beard.
I want to be
as smart as you, Hanzel.
I wish I had your experience.
It's all a matter of intuition.
You dig about
in the heap and you say-
- This smells like new.
- Don't go too much by that.
The old man knows
what he's doing.
A thousand-year-old chair
is worth more than one made today.
Everything is worth something-
even a piece of bone.
- A bone?
- Yes, a bone.
Giddyap!
Theo, come here.
It's him.
He's come back, Theo.
"Maidens and Murderers
Weekly Magazine"
Hello, kid.
What's going on
at this ungodly hour of the morning?
Where were you?
Chasing skirts?
No, this time it was pants.
A female bus driver.
She was beautiful.
Congratulations, Karl!
You're a lucky man.
Lucky? Nothing happened,
unfortunately.
Here, take this money!
Where am I supposed to go
this time?
To Holfen.
Where?
To Holfen.
To Holfen, okay.
Holfen, a town noted
for its gothic style, its trout...
its food, and its crimes.
Which of these specialties
- The crimes, of course.
- Very well.
One young girl was murdered,
another has disappeared.
It's incredible.
These crimes have been recurring
periodically since the 17 th century...
and there's supposed
to be a ghost called Von Klaus.
Is this a picture of the ghost?
No, one of his descendants.
It could be interesting.
Doctor.
Doctor, is there any hope?
Good night.
My son. Where's my son?
Don't worry, he won't be long.
Excuse me, Ludwig, but it's urgent.
Your mother is in a very bad state.
Thank you, my God!
My son is here.
Now I can die in peace.
Don't say that. You'll see.
You're gonna get better.
That's her, isn't it,
your little fiance?
Yes.
She's lovely. Very pretty.
I'm very sorry
I won't get to know her.
I'm sure she'll make you happy.
My God, I wish I could talk to you...
just you and I, in secret.
My son,
I must tell you everything.
A curse was put on us...
many years ago.
your ancestor, the baron, too much.
For many years,
I've hidden from you...
the fact that he was
a terrible murderer.
- I know.
- No.
You can't imagine
all the things he did.
The key! Yes, the key.
Over there.
In the middle drawer...
behind the false bottom.
It's the key to the cellar.
Nobody has gone inside
since the death of your grandfather.
The place is cursed.
You have to go in...
and see for yourself.
You'll feel
the same horror I felt.
Then you must escape from this place,
and take her with you.
You must escape the curse.
Promise me you'll go away from here.
Calm down, Mother.
I'll do whatever you want.
Last night...
I had a terrible nightmare.
A premonition...
that everything was going
to happen again,just as in the past.
I saw that the shadow from the swamps
had started killing again-
killing and torturing.
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