Spasmo Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1974
- 94 min
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Well, also the
automatic's disappeared.
There's just a bloodstain.
But that must mean
that he's only wounded.
You didn't kill him.
He's alive.
Or dead and someone
took the body away.
You mean like
an accomplice?
I don't know.
It's all so absurd.
Meaningless.
What's absurd is dangerous.
Maybe he was after
someone else, and...
It was all a
misunderstanding.
Who else?
Or maybe Alex sent him.
That's why he was
waiting outside.
You mustn't get
mixed up in this. Go.
You listen to me.
I'm already in it
up to my neck.
And if it hadn't
happened in my room,
I'd still have
wanted to help you.
But don't you realize?
If he's only wounded,
he'll try again.
If he's dead, and...
and he has an
accomplice then...
then someone else
could be...
could be looking for you,
someone else
wanting to kill you!
- I can't leave you now.
- Please, Barbara.
We have to hide.
To gain time to think.
I know!
I have a girlfriend
who has a house
not far from here.
She's a Brazilian painter
and she left for Rio
two weeks ago.
- The place is empty!
- Do you have the keys?
No, but it's easy
enough to break in.
I'm telling you for the last time,
I want you out of this mess.
We'll get out of it
together, you'll see.
Shh.
Not so much noise.
For heaven's sake,
I've told you!
There's no one here.
I don't like this place.
I don't know why,
but it bugs me.
Let's go back.
Let's get out of here.
Oh, Christian, not now.
Do you have
a jack in the car?
Don't worry, we can
pay for the glass later.
You say your
girlfriend paints?
Yes, why?
I don't know.
Everything is so dull.
She's got some good booze.
Somebody drank out of
this a short time ago.
It was probably
the caretaker.
He comes by
now and then.
Just to check things over.
Don't answer it.
We'd better have
a look around.
They're birds of prey.
One of Pat's crazy passions.
Anyway,
it wouldn't be for us.
Nobody knows
we're here.
That's better.
- Barbara.
- What is it?
Come here.
- What's happening?
- Look.
He can't possibly
have seen us arrive.
The car's parked
on the other side.
He's spying on us.
This is ridiculous.
I think it was just some...
Just a coincidence.
It can't be anything else.
Relax.
It's probably just a tourist
looking at the tower.
I suppose he
was cruising by,
looked up,
and got curious.
He was looking at us,
I'm sure of it.
No.
It's no use.
I tried every switch.
Maybe they disconnected
the electricity.
We can't stay in the dark.
I can't take it.
Well, there must be
a central switch
or a fuse box somewhere,
but where?
Did you try the garage?
Oh, no, I didn't.
I'll go and look.
Wait.
I'll go with you.
Look!
Christian,
I'm afraid!
Stop it.
It's only the wind.
You'll stop right there
if you know
what's good for you.
Who are you?
What are you
doing here?
I think you'd better tell us
before I bring the police here.
You're trespassing
in our home.
It isn't true!
It doesn't belong to you.
No, you're right.
We live here, though.
We rented the house
nearly a month ago,
didn't we, Clorinda?
Yes, it's true.
My name is Malcolm.
You're intruders.
Yet I'm treating you like guests.
Rather odd, isn't it?
I must admit you both
look scared to death.
What is it?
Are you here to commit
some sort of heinous deed?
You should have
said right away
that you were a friend
of the proprietor.
- What'd you say your name was?
- Barbara.
I've always been in love
with places like this.
It may sound
ridiculous, but...
I'd be quite happy
to die here.
Far from the chaos
of today's world.
After all, if death is only the
continuation of life, then...
what better place
than this one here?
Why all this
talk about death?
Forgive me.
It's because of what Clorinda
and I went through last night.
The two of us went
out to dinner
with an old friend of mine
on the homicide squad.
a motel not far from here
in a case and
we happened to go along.
And good people,
I hope never again
to set eyes on
something like that.
I killed him.
I killed the man
at the motel.
He...
He attacked me.
I tried to take the gun
away from him,
- and the shot went off.
- Yes, yes.
Is that true?
Yes, but...
But don't ask me who he was
or what he was doing there,
because I don't
know anything.
But the two of you
were together,
if I understand correctly.
Are you sure this intruder
wasn't a woman?
Oh, yeah.
I was standing there.
I saw him falling.
It was a man.
A bad joke in my opinion,
Christian.
A joke?
There was no murder
in the motel.
The something I saw
was a woman
modeled in latex.
Most similar
to the real thing.
It was found in a clump
of trees just off the road,
with a dagger stuck in it.
But I killed a man
in Barbara's bathroom.
That's true.
I saw him holding the gun.
When he shot it?
Well, no,
but just after.
What about the body
in the bathroom?
You saw it?
Well... Well,
I didn't see the body but
I saw Christian
when he came out.
Oh.
But the body
isn't there anymore.
I went back an hour later
and the body was gone.
I've also had
strange hallucinations.
Very unnerving.
Do you feel better now?
Yes.
I feel we're both going mad.
We'd better leave.
Maybe you should find
your brother Fritz now.
No, not yet.
I have to get things
straightened out.
Do you know a
man named Alex?
Who's he?
Doesn't matter.
I... I think it would be
best if we just left.
You can pretend
you never met us.
That's no solution.
I found you here,
and you two
are very real.
He'll turn me in, then.
He'll call his
policeman friend and...
and report me.
And get myself thrown
into the madhouse with you?
I have no grounds
except what you've told me
and the victim
has disappeared.
I can't accuse you of
killing ghosts in the night.
Who am I to say that
any killing took place?
I'm sorry, I...
I think I'm going out
of my head tonight.
But I have to know.
I must know now!
- Christian! Christian!
- Leave him alone.
He won't go far.
What do you want?
Why are you following me?
I didn't realize I was.
I was going to see a friend,
at the lighthouse behind you.
If you're checking
on the Tucania,
she pulled anchor
this morning for Monte Carlo.
Where have you been?
What's the matter?
- What's happening?
- Take it easy.
The generator
may have broken down.
It happens all too frequently.
I've had it.
Is there no way to have
a little light in here?
Shh. Listen.
Did you hear that?
It's the ghost in the tower.
Stop it.
I'm sure it's nothing.
Probably just some rats
down in the cellar.
- Should I-
- No.
I'll have a look but
there's nothing to worry about.
Why don't you pour
yourself a drink, Christian?
We have a terrible habit
of not locking up
around here at night.
Very clever.
That's all we needed.
What if...
What if the man
I shot had decided-
No, Christian.
It's impossible.
Well?
I was right.
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