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2. You unlock this door
with the key of imagination.Copy !req
3. Beyond it is another dimension-Copy !req
4. a dimension of sound,Copy !req
5. a dimension of sight,Copy !req
6. a dimension of mind.Copy !req
7. You're moving into a land
of both shadow and substance,Copy !req
8. of things and ideas.Copy !req
9. You've just crossed over
into the twilight zone.Copy !req
10. And here we haveCopy !req
11. the famous temptress
from ancient egypt-Copy !req
12. cleopatra.Copy !req
13. Her captivating beauty
almost brought aboutCopy !req
14. the destruction of
caesar and mark anthony.Copy !req
15. If you will follow me...Copy !req
16. and now our next group.Copy !req
17. Ourpiece de resistance,
if I may say so.Copy !req
18. Here you will findCopy !req
19. the most infamous, black-hearted
killers of all time.Copy !req
20. It is not for the faint-hearted.Copy !req
21. So... if there are anyCopy !req
22. who would prefer
to remain behind...Copy !req
23. no?Copy !req
24. Very well, then.Copy !req
25. Oh.Copy !req
26. Did I startle you?Copy !req
27. This is martin senescu-Copy !req
28. curator of
murderers' row.Copy !req
29. You all
right, honey?Copy !req
30. Sure, it's just
they're so real.Copy !req
31. And I, I thought...Copy !req
32. there's nothing
to be afraid of.Copy !req
33. They're just
a lot of wax.Copy !req
34. Perhaps not,
young man.Copy !req
35. Who knows
what evil lurksCopy !req
36. in the heart
of the manCopy !req
37. standing next to you?Copy !req
38. This is albert w. Hicks,Copy !req
39. a mate on the oyster smack
v. A. Johnson.Copy !req
40. A gentle man.Copy !req
41. Yet one day in 1860
off the atlantic coast,Copy !req
42. he murdered his entire crew.Copy !req
43. Killed them with an ax
exactly like this one.Copy !req
44. Why did he go mad?Copy !req
45. What made him change?Copy !req
46. And here... here we have
burke and hare,Copy !req
47. the monsters
of their time.Copy !req
48. But do they look
like monsters?Copy !req
49. This is how they suffocated
their victims.Copy !req
50. It was called... burking.Copy !req
51. Think of the agonies
they endured.Copy !req
52. Which one's he
talking about?Copy !req
53. Oh, sir,
all of them.Copy !req
54. All of them.Copy !req
55. Surely, it is horrible
to be murdered,Copy !req
56. as our victim here
could tell youCopy !req
57. if-if she could talk.Copy !req
58. But to murder!Copy !req
59. To take a life with your handsCopy !req
60. again and again...Copy !req
61. and not be able to stop oneself.Copy !req
62. Can you begin
to imagine the horror of that?Copy !req
63. No.Copy !req
64. Tell us
about it.Copy !req
65. Well,
I cannot.Copy !req
66. But somewhere
in the worldCopy !req
67. now, at this
very moment...Copy !req
68. there is
someone who can.Copy !req
69. Yeah?
Who?Copy !req
70. Well, no one
knows yet,Copy !req
71. but if his torment is
great enoughCopy !req
72. and he kills
as these poor creatures did,Copy !req
73. then future generations
will know.Copy !req
74. For he'll be here...Copy !req
75. immortalized in wax.Copy !req
76. Remembered...Copy !req
77. as you and I will never be.Copy !req
78. This... is henriCopy !req
79. desire landru.Copy !req
80. One can see
the agonyCopy !req
81. that he, too,
must have feltCopy !req
82. as he was driven
to strangle the lifeCopy !req
83. from disappointed spinsters
and lonely widows.Copy !req
84. Landru was a master
of the garrote.Copy !req
85. And he used a waxed cordCopy !req
86. identical to the one
he holds there.Copy !req
87. Get away from there!Copy !req
88. Those figures are not
to be touched.Copy !req
89. They're too rare
and valuable.Copy !req
90. Besides...Copy !req
91. the museum can't be
held responsibleCopy !req
92. for what might
happen to you.Copy !req
93. Now, here we have
another soul in torment.Copy !req
94. Jack the ripper.Copy !req
95. Who was he?Copy !req
96. And which- of
all the facesCopy !req
97. that moved about london's
whitechapel district-Copy !req
98. which one was his?Copy !req
99. And why did he
feel drivenCopy !req
100. to kill those
pathetic drabsCopy !req
101. with one sweepCopy !req
102. of the knife
you see here?Copy !req
103. I'm afraid we shall never know.Copy !req
104. And as we look at hicks,Copy !req
105. burke and hare,Copy !req
106. landruCopy !req
107. and jack the ripperCopy !req
108. we see men,
as you and me.Copy !req
109. And we can only guessCopy !req
110. what devils pushed them
to their bloody fate.Copy !req
111. Thank you.Copy !req
112. Boy, let's blow
this creepy joint.Copy !req
113. Martin lombard senescu,
a gentle man,Copy !req
114. the dedicated curator
of murderers' rowCopy !req
115. in ferguson's wax museum.Copy !req
116. He ponders the reasons
why ordinary men are drivenCopy !req
117. to commit mass murder.Copy !req
118. What mr. Senescu does not know
is that the groundworkCopy !req
119. has already been laidCopy !req
120. for his own special kind
of madness and torment-Copy !req
121. found only in the twilight zone.Copy !req
122. Martin?Copy !req
123. Yes.Copy !req
124. I'd like to talk with you.Copy !req
125. Oh, well,Copy !req
126. I'll be through
in a moment.Copy !req
127. That
can wait.Copy !req
128. What I have to say
is rather important.Copy !req
129. All right.Copy !req
130. You know,
mr. Ferguson,Copy !req
131. landru needs
a new suit.Copy !req
132. This one is
ten years old,Copy !req
133. and it shows it.Copy !req
134. Is something wrong?Copy !req
135. Well, yes and no.Copy !req
136. I think we'd better discuss it
in the office.Copy !req
137. Is it something
I've done?Copy !req
138. Or haven't done?Copy !req
139. No, nothing
like that.Copy !req
140. Uh, sit down,
martin.Copy !req
141. Martin,Copy !req
142. I'm abandoning
the museum.Copy !req
143. Hmm?Copy !req
144. Abandoning?Copy !req
145. I'm afraid so.Copy !req
146. Oh.Copy !req
147. Is this a joke, sir?Copy !req
148. No.Copy !req
149. Oh, mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
150. You can't do that.Copy !req
151. You mustn't.Copy !req
152. Uh, I know
how you feel,Copy !req
153. martin,
believe me, I do.Copy !req
154. But... I'm afraidCopy !req
155. there isn't
any choice.Copy !req
156. I don't understand.Copy !req
157. I've been offeredCopy !req
158. a large sum
for this property.Copy !req
159. Some people want to buildCopy !req
160. a supermarket
here.Copy !req
161. A supermarket?Copy !req
162. Here, let me get you a drink.Copy !req
163. It'll help settle you.Copy !req
164. No, no, no. No.
Please, I don't...Copy !req
165. when I first opened the
museum 30 years ago,Copy !req
166. I never dreamed
I'd see this day.Copy !req
167. But the day is
here, martin.Copy !req
168. And we will just
have to face it.Copy !req
169. 30 years.Copy !req
170. We've been together
a long time.Copy !req
171. I know.Copy !req
172. You're the best employee
a man could ever have.Copy !req
173. The way you've run the
murderers' row exhibit-Copy !req
174. why, I don't think you
ever missed a tour.Copy !req
175. No, no.
Oh!Copy !req
176. I never did, never.Copy !req
177. How many more days?Copy !req
178. None.Copy !req
179. This was the last.Copy !req
180. They begin wrecking
the building next week.Copy !req
181. No more tours?Copy !req
182. None at all?Copy !req
183. I had to agree to it.Copy !req
184. What about the figures?Copy !req
185. I haven't
decided yet.Copy !req
186. Mr. Ferguson,Copy !req
187. we can open
another museum.Copy !req
188. We can move everything
somewhere else.Copy !req
189. We don't have
to give it up.Copy !req
190. No, no,Copy !req
191. I'm not as young
as I once was.Copy !req
192. Uh, I need a rest.Copy !req
193. Fanny and I talked...Copy !req
194. don't, don't...Copy !req
195. I'll do the work,
I mean it.Copy !req
196. You won't have
to do a thing.Copy !req
197. Not a thing!Copy !req
198. I appreciate that, martin,Copy !req
199. and I know you'd be
a great help, but...Copy !req
200. it would be foolish.Copy !req
201. But why?Copy !req
202. Why would it
be foolish?Copy !req
203. Let me show you something.Copy !req
204. We are passe,
martin.Copy !req
205. People aren't interested
in wax museums anymore.Copy !req
206. Here. Look through it-
it's all in there.Copy !req
207. Our attendance figures.Copy !req
208. Our gains,
but mostly our losses.Copy !req
209. This last year has been
the poorest of all.Copy !req
210. You'll also findCopy !req
211. a news story about the closing
of the grand guignol.Copy !req
212. A sign of the times-
the handwriting on the wall.Copy !req
213. Grand guignol.Copy !req
214. Uh, sure you
won't have a drink?Copy !req
215. No, thank you.Copy !req
216. You, you see, martin,Copy !req
217. the outside worldCopy !req
218. offers them fears
we could never match.Copy !req
219. The ovens
at belsen and dachauCopy !req
220. have ruined our
chamber of horrors.Copy !req
221. People are blase,
sophisticated.Copy !req
222. They think they've outgrown
the need to be frightened.Copy !req
223. They live in fear
day in, day out.Copy !req
224. It, it's
the world, martin.Copy !req
225. No, no, martin...Copy !req
226. it would be foolish
to open another museum.Copy !req
227. Mr. Ferguson,
maybe...Copy !req
228. maybe the location
is wrong.Copy !req
229. Or maybe... maybe
it's the wayCopy !req
230. we have the
figures exhibited.Copy !req
231. You remember
how the people cameCopy !req
232. when we worked out
the ripper's arm?Copy !req
233. Yes.Copy !req
234. Oh, but that was
years ago.Copy !req
235. Mr. Ferguson...Copy !req
236. you're not...
thinking of destroying them,Copy !req
237. are you?Copy !req
238. They're meant to live forever.Copy !req
239. Martin, I tell you, I don't know
what I'm going to do!Copy !req
240. You're forgetting something.Copy !req
241. Forgetting something? What?Copy !req
242. Come with me.Copy !req
243. Please.Copy !req
244. Martin!Copy !req
245. Martin.Copy !req
246. Mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
247. Please.Copy !req
248. Look at him.Copy !req
249. Just look at him.Copy !req
250. Look at his eyes.Copy !req
251. Can't you see
the shy, frightenedCopy !req
252. little choir boy
that he once was?Copy !req
253. Can't you see the bookkeeper
who so longed for freedom?Copy !req
254. Why, even the flesh
feels real.Copy !req
255. Why, it's
like flesh.Copy !req
256. And look at the mouth.Copy !req
257. Just look at the mouth.Copy !req
258. Isn't it about to say something?Copy !req
259. Why, landru was
an eloquent man.Copy !req
260. He was full
of tenderness.Copy !req
261. And it's there!Copy !req
262. It's there-
it's caught right in the mouth.Copy !req
263. Martin, what are you trying
to say?Copy !req
264. Mr. Ferguson,
you seem to have forgottenCopy !req
265. that these figures are the work
of the great henri guilmont-Copy !req
266. the only ones he createdCopy !req
267. outside
of europe.Copy !req
268. No, I haven't forgotten that.Copy !req
269. Mr. Ferguson?Copy !req
270. I want to buy them.Copy !req
271. That's
ridiculous.Copy !req
272. I don't think I could bear itCopy !req
273. if these figures
were destroyed.Copy !req
274. It would... it would be like
losing five close friends.Copy !req
275. I won't destroy
them, martin, I
give you my word.Copy !req
276. But-but where
would I store them?Copy !req
277. I could put them
in my basement.Copy !req
278. Yes, it's a perfect place.Copy !req
279. Oh, for heaven's
sake, martin.Copy !req
280. What would emma say
to having the figuresCopy !req
281. of five famous murderers
in her basement?Copy !req
282. Emma wouldn't mind,
she would understand.Copy !req
283. And I would put
an air conditionerCopy !req
284. in there, I tell you that.Copy !req
285. And a heater,
for the colder days.Copy !req
286. I would take
care of them.Copy !req
287. Just as I
always have.Copy !req
288. They should be here by now.Copy !req
289. You haven't eaten
your breakfast.Copy !req
290. And they'll get here
when they get here.Copy !req
291. I'm not hungry.Copy !req
292. How long are we
going to keep them?Copy !req
293. I have plans
to open my own museum.Copy !req
294. But I'll have to buy them
from mr. Ferguson first.Copy !req
295. Supposing something
happened to them.Copy !req
296. You know, it's not likeCopy !req
297. moving furniture.Copy !req
298. They should have
let me ride with them.Copy !req
299. What if they drop one?Copy !req
300. Is everything all right?Copy !req
301. Uh... you, uh, martin senescu?Copy !req
302. Yes.Copy !req
303. Everything's okay.Copy !req
304. Ah...
no bumps?Copy !req
305. Huh?Copy !req
306. Any bumps?Copy !req
307. No. No bumps.Copy !req
308. Oh, it's getting warm.Copy !req
309. Huh?Copy !req
310. I said it's getting warm.Copy !req
311. You see, they're delicate.Copy !req
312. They can't take more
than 80 degrees.Copy !req
313. Oh. Huh-huh.Copy !req
314. All right... wait.
Easy, please. Easy.Copy !req
315. Easy!Copy !req
316. Easy, easy,
oh, please.Copy !req
317. Please, don't jiggle it.
That's it, easy.Copy !req
318. That's-that's it.
There, there.Copy !req
319. Fine.Copy !req
320. Here, sign here.Copy !req
321. All right.Copy !req
322. One, two, three...Copy !req
323. there.Copy !req
324. Hmm.Copy !req
325. Well, emma...Copy !req
326. here they are.Copy !req
327. Landru...
is in here.Copy !req
328. Jack the ripper
is in here.Copy !req
329. Ooh, emma, emma,Copy !req
330. it's going to be like
opening christmas presents.Copy !req
331. I didn't think they were
going to be so big.Copy !req
332. Oh, well, no, that's
just the boxes.Copy !req
333. The figures themselves
are as big as we are.Copy !req
334. Well, I'll have to be very
careful with the uncrating.Copy !req
335. Mr. Senescu?Copy !req
336. Yes.Copy !req
337. The movers said
you were down here.Copy !req
338. Where do you want
the air conditioner?Copy !req
339. Ah... there. Put itCopy !req
340. in that window,
over there. You see it?Copy !req
341. Oh, okay.Copy !req
342. All right.Copy !req
343. Martin-Copy !req
344. you bought an
air conditioner?Copy !req
345. Yes, the figures
can't stand heat.Copy !req
346. We had to have it.Copy !req
347. Well, how much
did it cost?Copy !req
348. Well...Copy !req
349. don't worry
about it.Copy !req
350. Well, I am
worried about it.Copy !req
351. And I'm also worried
about how I'm goingCopy !req
352. to do the laundry
with all this lying around...Copy !req
353. oh, emma, you can't... you
can't do the laundry here.Copy !req
354. The... the humidity!Copy !req
355. I mean, you don't have
a decent shirt to wear,
and it's been a week since I...Copy !req
356. look, go to
the laundromat.Copy !req
357. Just take it anywhere,Copy !req
358. but leave me to
my friends, please.Copy !req
359. You cleaned
that cape last week.Copy !req
360. Brushed it, you mean.Copy !req
361. It's going to need cleaning
and pressing pretty soon.Copy !req
362. In fact,Copy !req
363. all the clothes
are going to need it.Copy !req
364. It's almost been a year.Copy !req
365. Martin...Copy !req
366. the truth of the matter is,Copy !req
367. they all need new clothes.Copy !req
368. The ripper comes
off worst, do
you know that?Copy !req
369. Why, his coat is torn
right over there.Copy !req
370. Martin!Copy !req
371. What is it?Copy !req
372. We're not buying them
any clothes.Copy !req
373. Oh, but emma,Copy !req
374. it's not just buying.
It's tailoring.Copy !req
375. You see, they have
bodies that have...Copy !req
376. I don't care
about their bodies!Copy !req
377. You don't mean
that, do you?Copy !req
378. Yes, I do.Copy !req
379. Honestly, martin, you've been
paying more attentionCopy !req
380. to thesemurderers
than you ever did tome.Copy !req
381. Oh, emma,Copy !req
382. that's not true.Copy !req
383. Then why do you spendCopy !req
384. every minute of the day
and night down here?Copy !req
385. Don't you see? This is
the work of guilmont.Copy !req
386. It's a trust.Copy !req
387. Why, they're
masterpieces.Copy !req
388. All right,
so they're masterpieces.Copy !req
389. You told me
they'd only be hereCopy !req
390. for a few days.Copy !req
391. But they've been here
for weeks.Copy !req
392. Don't you
realize that?Copy !req
393. I've been nice
about it, martin.Copy !req
394. You can't say
that I haven't.Copy !req
395. But how long am I going to beCopy !req
396. locked out of my own basement?Copy !req
397. Oh, emma!Copy !req
398. I'm sorry,
dear, I am.Copy !req
399. But I didn't lie.Copy !req
400. I thought that they'd just
be here for a short while.Copy !req
401. I really did.Copy !req
402. But I can't seem
to find anybodyCopy !req
403. who's-who's willing to
finance the museum.Copy !req
404. But how can you
find anybody,Copy !req
405. if you spend
all of your time down here?Copy !req
406. But I've phoned,
and these people...Copy !req
407. do you know these
people never even
heard of guilmont?Copy !req
408. Can you imagine?Copy !req
409. What, what's that?Copy !req
410. It's the
electric bill.Copy !req
411. You'll see how much
it's costing us to keepCopy !req
412. the air conditioner
running day and night.Copy !req
413. But you know it has
been hot down here.Copy !req
414. Oh.Copy !req
415. That is high,
isn't it?Copy !req
416. I just wish I could figure outCopy !req
417. how we're going
to keep on paying it.Copy !req
418. Martin, there's no more moneyCopy !req
419. in the bank.Copy !req
420. I know, but
don't worry.Copy !req
421. Please,
I'll find a way.Copy !req
422. There must be
somebody, somewhere.Copy !req
423. Mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
424. Hmm... no.Copy !req
425. Martin, why not?
You told me yourselfCopy !req
426. that he loves these things
as much as you do.Copy !req
427. And isn't it really up to him
to take care of them?Copy !req
428. Emma, I don't know
anyone in the worldCopy !req
429. I have more respect
for than mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
430. But I wouldn't trust him
with those figures.Copy !req
431. I don't think he could
take care of them right,Copy !req
432. and I wouldn't be
able to sleep if I...Copy !req
433. so, we're stuck
with them!Copy !req
434. Stuck?Copy !req
435. What do you
mean stuck, emma?Copy !req
436. Oh, please,
it's an honor.Copy !req
437. It's a privilege.Copy !req
438. For you, maybe.Copy !req
439. But what about me?
How do you think I feel?Copy !req
440. Every time I come down here
and look at them,Copy !req
441. I just about have
a heart attack.Copy !req
442. The way they stand there
and stare at me,Copy !req
443. they're frightening!Copy !req
444. But emma...Copy !req
445. they're supposed
to be frightening.Copy !req
446. Let me tell you this.Copy !req
447. When you live with them
as long as I have,Copy !req
448. you come to love them.Copy !req
449. Love them?Copy !req
450. Yes.Copy !req
451. And... then they cease
to be strangers,Copy !req
452. and you want to say...Copy !req
453. good morning!Copy !req
454. How'd you spend
the night, jack?Copy !req
455. And then it seem...Copy !req
456. emma?Copy !req
457. Emma!Copy !req
458. Emma?Copy !req
459. Oh... if only one of those
people he's been talking toCopy !req
460. would lend him enough money
to open the museum,Copy !req
461. that would make
everything all right.Copy !req
462. Now, emma, listen
to your brother.Copy !req
463. Nobody's going
to put moneyCopy !req
464. into a crazy scheme
like that.Copy !req
465. Old ferguson knew
what he was doing,Copy !req
466. all right, when he sold out.Copy !req
467. He got martin to take care of
all those crazy dummies,Copy !req
468. and he's not even paying him
for it.Copy !req
469. Pretty shrewd.Copy !req
470. What we've got to do...Copy !req
471. we've got to get martin
away from those things.Copy !req
472. Does he have them all?Copy !req
473. Only a few.Copy !req
474. Well, how come?
I mean, ferguson hadCopy !req
475. two or 200,
didn't he?Copy !req
476. Well, these are special.Copy !req
477. Some man
in europe
made them.Copy !req
478. I don't know how
they could be so special,Copy !req
479. if they didn't
cost anything.Copy !req
480. They are to him.Copy !req
481. This is the first time anything
has come between us.Copy !req
482. Ihatethose murderers!Copy !req
483. You come on.Copy !req
484. We're going to go talk
to him right now.Copy !req
485. No, no, dave,Copy !req
486. it wouldn't do
any good.Copy !req
487. Okay. Then you talk to him.Copy !req
488. But here's what you do.Copy !req
489. Don't talk to him
the way you have been.Copy !req
490. I mean, lay it
right on the line.Copy !req
491. You tell him it's either
those stupid dummies or you!Copy !req
492. Of course, if that
doesn't work, there...Copy !req
493. there is something else.Copy !req
494. What?Copy !req
495. Well, um...Copy !req
496. air conditioners
do break down, you know.Copy !req
497. Oh.Copy !req
498. Oh, I couldn't do that.Copy !req
499. Couldn't you?Copy !req
500. Emma.Copy !req
501. Emma, where have you been?Copy !req
502. You walked out on me
while I was talking to you.Copy !req
503. Oh, emma, emma, I
know you're angry
with me, but I...Copy !req
504. what can I do?Copy !req
505. I have to keep
the figures in
perfect condition.Copy !req
506. I can't let
them go or...Copy !req
507. I thought you saidCopy !req
508. we didn't have
any money left.Copy !req
509. I bought them
with some money
davegave me.Copy !req
510. Dave!Copy !req
511. Oh, my...Copy !req
512. my, my...Copy !req
513. oh, martin!Copy !req
514. We can't go on this way.Copy !req
515. Yes, I know. Well...Copy !req
516. I'll borrow some money
from mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
517. Borrowing isn't
going to help.Copy !req
518. Well, then, I'll-I'll-I'll...
I'll mortgage the house.Copy !req
519. That isn't going to answer
our problem.Copy !req
520. Martin, nobody knows
better than ICopy !req
521. how much those figures
mean to you.Copy !req
522. But...Copy !req
523. but what, emma?
Emma?Copy !req
524. But I simply willnothave them
in this houseCopy !req
525. one minute longer!Copy !req
526. Why shouldn't mr. Ferguson
take care of them?Copy !req
527. They're his.Copy !req
528. Well, why shouldn't he?Copy !req
529. That's what
you really think, isn't it?Copy !req
530. Is that all they mean to you?Copy !req
531. Yes.Copy !req
532. And I want you to callCopy !req
533. and tell him tomorrow morning.Copy !req
534. Martin,Copy !req
535. once they're away
from hereCopy !req
536. you'll be a different
man, you'll see.Copy !req
537. You've been around those
wax dummies for so long,Copy !req
538. you've forgotten how
to be a human being.Copy !req
539. No!Copy !req
540. What kind of a friend
do you think I am?Copy !req
541. I can't desert them now,
after all these years.Copy !req
542. They need me!Copy !req
543. They'd be lost without me.Copy !req
544. Martin!Copy !req
545. They're not alive.Copy !req
546. They don't need anybody!Copy !req
547. Martin...Copy !req
548. I want you
to see a doctor.Copy !req
549. A doc...?Copy !req
550. Yes, just once.Copy !req
551. Well, there's
nothing whateverCopy !req
552. the matter with me.Copy !req
553. I, I didn't
say there was.Copy !req
554. Then, what do I need
a doctor for?Copy !req
555. Because, martinCopy !req
556. thereissomething
the matter with you.Copy !req
557. Well, what?Copy !req
558. But you haven't been
yourself lately.Copy !req
559. Well...
who have I been?Copy !req
560. I don't know.Copy !req
561. Somebody I've
never known.Copy !req
562. But martin, staying down
in that basement all dayCopy !req
563. and talking to thosethings
as if they were alive,Copy !req
564. it's not natural.Copy !req
565. Emma...Copy !req
566. that's my job.Copy !req
567. I'm not the only husband
in the worldCopy !req
568. who brings his work home.Copy !req
569. Don't you see?Copy !req
570. I don't want to talk
about it anymore.Copy !req
571. And...Copy !req
572. you go back and you tell
that brother of yoursCopy !req
573. to mind his
own business.Copy !req
574. You hear me?Copy !req
575. Emma?Copy !req
576. Emma.Copy !req
577. Emma?Copy !req
578. Emma?Copy !req
579. Emma, you down there?Copy !req
580. Emma?Copy !req
581. Emma, you down here?Copy !req
582. Emma?Copy !req
583. Emma.Copy !req
584. Emma?Copy !req
585. Emma!Copy !req
586. Emma!Copy !req
587. Emma, what happened?Copy !req
588. Emma...Copy !req
589. twilight zonewill continue
after station identification.Copy !req
590. Ah, I hate
to put you here, emma, but...Copy !req
591. what can I do?Copy !req
592. I know I should report it
to the police,Copy !req
593. and I want to, but...Copy !req
594. but who would believe meCopy !req
595. if I told them that you were
killed by jack the ripper?Copy !req
596. You can see that, can't you?Copy !req
597. Besides...Copy !req
598. if I went to prison-Copy !req
599. as I probably would-Copy !req
600. who would take care
of the figures?Copy !req
601. No.Copy !req
602. It's better this way.Copy !req
603. Poor emma.Copy !req
604. Too late to tell her
anything now.Copy !req
605. There.Copy !req
606. That's the best I can do, emma.Copy !req
607. Gas man!Copy !req
608. Well, hi, there,
mr. Senescu.Copy !req
609. Doing a little
patching I see.Copy !req
610. Yes, uh...Copy !req
611. floor must have been
pretty bad, huh?Copy !req
612. It was starting
to crack a little.Copy !req
613. Well, I had to do
the same thing in my basement.Copy !req
614. That's the way it is with
these old houses, you know.Copy !req
615. Oh, yes.Copy !req
616. Holy mackerel.Copy !req
617. Be careful of
the cement, please.Copy !req
618. For a minute there I...Copy !req
619. where'd you ever get
anything like this?Copy !req
620. Well, they belong
to mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
621. But I'm taking
care of them.Copy !req
622. They used to be in a museum,
but it closed.Copy !req
623. Boy, they're the most realistic
things I ever saw.Copy !req
624. You sure
they ain't alive?Copy !req
625. Not all together.Copy !req
626. Well, they
could fool me.Copy !req
627. Sure be a fine thing
to have come halloween.Copy !req
628. Something like thisCopy !req
629. in the basement,
you'd really throw
a scare into people.Copy !req
630. Man, oh man.Copy !req
631. Even up close they, uh...Copy !req
632. well, what's this?Copy !req
633. What?Copy !req
634. Whoever made these up,
they thought of everything.Copy !req
635. Even put blood
on the knife.Copy !req
636. Pretty good.Copy !req
637. Well, I got to go.Copy !req
638. But I want to tell
you, you've got
quite a layout here.Copy !req
639. Hey, tell me something.Copy !req
640. Don't they give you
the creeps?Copy !req
641. I mean, being down here
in the basement and all?Copy !req
642. Oh, no.Copy !req
643. Uh, not when you know
them as well as I do.Copy !req
644. Oh, you're a card,
mr. Senescu.Copy !req
645. Wait till I tell the wife
about this.Copy !req
646. Hey, do you think
it'd be all rightCopy !req
647. if I brought her over
for a look at those things?Copy !req
648. Oh, I don't think so.Copy !req
649. We'll be gone
for a while.Copy !req
650. Tomorrow?Copy !req
651. No, for days,Copy !req
652. and, uh, we don't
know when we'll be back.Copy !req
653. Oh.Copy !req
654. Well, uh, I'll see you.
So long.Copy !req
655. Bye.Copy !req
656. Jack!Copy !req
657. I'm surprised at you.Copy !req
658. I amreallysurprised.Copy !req
659. How did you manage
all those murdersCopy !req
660. without being caught
by scotland yard?Copy !req
661. Why, any killer knowsCopy !req
662. that you can't leave blood
on a murder weapon!Copy !req
663. It's...Copy !req
664. well, it's not
a joke, jack,Copy !req
665. but it's a dead
giveaway, now...Copy !req
666. there.Copy !req
667. It's good as new.Copy !req
668. Now will youplease,Copy !req
669. pleasebehave yourself?Copy !req
670. I don't want to have to
go through this again.Copy !req
671. Emma?Copy !req
672. Martin.Copy !req
673. Martin.Copy !req
674. Anybody down there?Copy !req
675. Martin, if you're
down there, open up.Copy !req
676. Martin.Copy !req
677. All right, I'm, I'm here.Copy !req
678. Open the door.Copy !req
679. I can't, dave.Copy !req
680. Why not?Copy !req
681. Dave, I have a lot of, uh...Copy !req
682. things piled up
against the door.Copy !req
683. I'm going upstairs.Copy !req
684. You come around the back door
to the kitchen.Copy !req
685. You there, martin?Copy !req
686. Yes, uh...Copy !req
687. coming, dave.Copy !req
688. You got
this place locked upCopy !req
689. like fort knox
or something.Copy !req
690. What's the big idea?Copy !req
691. Oh, we, uh...Copy !req
692. we always keep
the doors locked.Copy !req
693. Where's emma?Copy !req
694. Uh, she's, uh,
she's not here.Copy !req
695. Oh.Copy !req
696. It's probably
just as well.Copy !req
697. Why?Copy !req
698. Dave, what do you want?Copy !req
699. Uh, have you got an
ashtray somewhere?Copy !req
700. Yeah. Oh, here.Copy !req
701. How's this?Copy !req
702. Uh, sit down,
sit down, martin.Copy !req
703. Dave, to tell the truth,Copy !req
704. I'm kind of busy.Copy !req
705. I'll bet.Copy !req
706. If you just tell me
what you want, I...Copy !req
707. come on, come on, sit down.Copy !req
708. Sit down.Copy !req
709. What is it?Copy !req
710. Emma came to see me yesterday.Copy !req
711. Oh, yes, I, uh...Copy !req
712. I know, she told me.Copy !req
713. She did?Copy !req
714. All right,
that'll make things easier.Copy !req
715. Where did she
go, by the way?Copy !req
716. She took a trip.Copy !req
717. A trip? Where?Copy !req
718. To see my sister.Copy !req
719. Oh.Copy !req
720. You two have an argument?Copy !req
721. Well...Copy !req
722. everything's settled now.Copy !req
723. Well, I'm certainly glad
to hear that.Copy !req
724. She was sure
upset when she
talked to me.Copy !req
725. Yes, I know.Copy !req
726. You've got
to admitCopy !req
727. you didn't treat
her square.Copy !req
728. You brought
those dummies hereCopy !req
729. and kept her out
of her own basement.Copy !req
730. Well... it's all been changed.Copy !req
731. Well, I guessCopy !req
732. I had you pegged
all wrong, marty.Copy !req
733. You got rid of 'em?Copy !req
734. Yes.Copy !req
735. Must've been a pretty hot
night last night, huh?Copy !req
736. What do you mean, hot?Copy !req
737. Pretty hot for a bunch
of wax dummies, huh?Copy !req
738. What's that humming noise?Copy !req
739. Well, I...Copy !req
740. I don't hear anything.Copy !req
741. It... sounds like it's coming
from down there.Copy !req
742. That's the air conditioner.Copy !req
743. What are you
trying to hand me?Copy !req
744. The door's locked.Copy !req
745. Yes, I, uh...
I told you, you knowCopy !req
746. I like to keep the doors locked.Copy !req
747. Why is the air conditioner goingCopy !req
748. if you got rid of
the wax figures?Copy !req
749. Well, I was cleaning up, dave,Copy !req
750. and I just wanted to keep
the place cool, that's all.Copy !req
751. Look, you just came
up the stairway,Copy !req
752. and you locked the
door behind you.Copy !req
753. Now, why?Copy !req
754. It's a habit.Copy !req
755. I don't
think so.Copy !req
756. I think you locked it to keep me
from going down there.Copy !req
757. Now, you
better
open up.Copy !req
758. Are you threatening me
in my own house?Copy !req
759. You never got rid
of them things at all.Copy !req
760. And how about this
sister of yours?Copy !req
761. How come emma never
mentioned her before?Copy !req
762. Where does she live?Copy !req
763. Look, dave, I've...
had a very busy day.Copy !req
764. I'm tired
of answering questions.Copy !req
765. Now, will you please leave?Copy !req
766. Okay.Copy !req
767. All right.Copy !req
768. Fine, I can take a hint.Copy !req
769. I'll just be
on my way.Copy !req
770. You, uh...
you have emma call meCopy !req
771. if she comes back,
you hear?Copy !req
772. Dave!Copy !req
773. Dave!Copy !req
774. Oh!Copy !req
775. Hicks, how could you?Copy !req
776. Martin.Copy !req
777. Martin!Copy !req
778. Martin, are
you there?Copy !req
779. Martin...Copy !req
780. martin?Copy !req
781. Yes.Copy !req
782. Oh, mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
783. Come in, come in.Copy !req
784. Martin, how nice
to see you!Copy !req
785. Nice to see you.
I'm sorry.Copy !req
786. I didn't hear you.
The air conditioner's on.Copy !req
787. Yes, it's nice
and cool down here.Copy !req
788. Yes.Copy !req
789. There they are.Copy !req
790. Yes.Copy !req
791. And in perfect
condition.Copy !req
792. Martin, I can't keep it
from you any longer.Copy !req
793. What, sir?Copy !req
794. The best news
in the world.Copy !req
795. Martin, old friend,
when I told youCopy !req
796. that nobody wanted
to buy these figures,Copy !req
797. I was being
too pessimistic.Copy !req
798. The fact is,
somebody does want to.Copy !req
799. But not just somebody.Copy !req
800. The marchand museum.Copy !req
801. Oh.Copy !req
802. Didn't you
hear me?
Yes.Copy !req
803. Marchand's.Copy !req
804. In brussels.Copy !req
805. I can't imagine
why, but...Copy !req
806. aren't you pleased?Copy !req
807. Yes.Copy !req
808. Mr. Ferguson,
look at the ripper.Copy !req
809. I must say, martin,
you have kept them up well.Copy !req
810. Yes, now, you see, this
needs fixing in here.Copy !req
811. The threads are
starting to fall out.Copy !req
812. As a matter of fact, I think
they all need new clothes.Copy !req
813. Maybe it is too humid
in here, after all.Copy !req
814. We won't have to worry
about that anymore.Copy !req
815. Oh, and I asked emma
to sew this rip up,Copy !req
816. but there's been
so many things to do.Copy !req
817. Oh, by the way,
how is emma?Copy !req
818. Oh, she's fine.Copy !req
819. You have a
remarkable wife, martin.Copy !req
820. There aren't many women
who would put upCopy !req
821. with an exhibit like this
in their basement.Copy !req
822. She never complains.Copy !req
823. Oh, have you been
sleeping down here?Copy !req
824. Yes.Copy !req
825. Oh!Copy !req
826. Mr. Ferguson...
I came across this little itemCopy !req
827. in this book that
I was reading just
before I fell asleep.Copy !req
828. Martin...
mr. Ferguson,
do you rememberCopy !req
829. how excited we used to get
when we found out some new
things about the figures?Copy !req
830. Martin, are you
all right?Copy !req
831. Yes.Copy !req
832. No, mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
833. It isn't so.Copy !req
834. I'm not all right.Copy !req
835. No?Copy !req
836. No.Copy !req
837. Some strange things
have been happening.Copy !req
838. Strange things?Copy !req
839. Yes.Copy !req
840. They haven't exactly
been behaving themselves.Copy !req
841. Who?Copy !req
842. Oh, come now.Copy !req
843. Oh, it's true,
I swear it.Copy !req
844. You've no idea what
they've been up to.Copy !req
845. Oh, martin.Copy !req
846. You've been so close...
sh!Copy !req
847. You've been so closeCopy !req
848. to these figures
for the past three months.Copy !req
849. You're beginning
toimaginethings about them.Copy !req
850. No, no, it's
not imagination.
Not at all.Copy !req
851. Well, that's neither
here nor there.Copy !req
852. The point is...Copy !req
853. you won't have to take care
of them any longer.Copy !req
854. But mr. Ferguson, I want
to take care of them.Copy !req
855. I know you do.Copy !req
856. And as I've said,
I appreciateCopy !req
857. what you've done,
but it's all settled.Copy !req
858. Of course, there'll be
a substantial reward to youCopy !req
859. for all the years
you've cared for them.Copy !req
860. Now, why don't you prepare us
a cup of tea or somethingCopy !req
861. while I take some measurements.Copy !req
862. The marchand people want
some specificationsCopy !req
863. I wasn't able to provide.Copy !req
864. All right.Copy !req
865. I'll make some tea.Copy !req
866. 53 inches.Copy !req
867. Hmm.Copy !req
868. 37.Copy !req
869. I didn't think
you were that wide.Copy !req
870. Well, no matter.Copy !req
871. Mr. Ferguson,Copy !req
872. I brought you
both the cream and the sugar.Copy !req
873. I didn't know
which one you want...Copy !req
874. mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
875. Mr. Ferguson!Copy !req
876. Landru.Copy !req
877. It was you.Copy !req
878. And hicks.Copy !req
879. Hicks.Copy !req
880. And burke.Copy !req
881. And hare.Copy !req
882. I know you didn't have
any part in this,Copy !req
883. but you didn't stop it.Copy !req
884. And you, landru,Copy !req
885. especially you.Copy !req
886. And you, jack.Copy !req
887. This time you went too far.Copy !req
888. I gave you
all the best years I had.Copy !req
889. You wanted for nothing!Copy !req
890. I washed you.Copy !req
891. I cleaned your clothes.Copy !req
892. I bought you new ones.Copy !req
893. It was always
the right temperature for you,Copy !req
894. becauseimade it so for you.Copy !req
895. And who defended you...Copy !req
896. and who defended your deedsCopy !req
897. against the thousands
who saw you?Copy !req
898. And when mr. Ferguson
sold the museumCopy !req
899. who spoke up for you?Copy !req
900. Who wanted you?Copy !req
901. Me!Copy !req
902. I was the best friend
you ever had.Copy !req
903. Now...Copy !req
904. now, what have you done for me?Copy !req
905. You've murdered mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
906. He was the only,
only man who was my friend.Copy !req
907. He was my best friend.Copy !req
908. And the books are right.Copy !req
909. The books areright.Copy !req
910. You are monsters,
all of you...Copy !req
911. you're heartlessCopy !req
912. heartless monsters.Copy !req
913. All of you,
through and through.Copy !req
914. I'm going to punish
you all for this.Copy !req
915. I'll break you
into little pieces.Copy !req
916. I'll turn up the heat
so that you'll melt downCopy !req
917. into little pools of wax.Copy !req
918. That's what I'm going to do.Copy !req
919. It'll be no less
than you deserve.Copy !req
920. All right.Copy !req
921. Now.Copy !req
922. Which one of you is first?Copy !req
923. Which one of you is first?Copy !req
924. You!Copy !req
925. Landru.Copy !req
926. Because you murdered
mr. Ferguson.Copy !req
927. No!
No, it was not I
who garrotedCopy !req
928. your friend,
martin senescu.
No.Copy !req
929. It was you!Copy !req
930. No, you killed himCopy !req
931. while I was upstairs
making tea. No!Copy !req
932. No, martin senescu,
it was you-Copy !req
933. you murdered
your wife.Copy !req
934. You killed her...
while I was asleep.Copy !req
935. It was you who used my ax
to kill your wife's brother.Copy !req
936. No.Copy !req
937. Not so,
martin senescu.Copy !req
938. No, you're-you're
the murderers.Copy !req
939. No, no!Copy !req
940. You are the murderer,
you killed them all.Copy !req
941. No, you killed...
it was
always you.Copy !req
942. You're the murderers!
No! Martin
senescu.Copy !req
943. You're
the murderers.Copy !req
944. It was you...Copy !req
945. and here, ladies
and gentlemen,Copy !req
946. we have jack
the ripper-Copy !req
947. the one murdererCopy !req
948. who was never caught.Copy !req
949. And now we come to a man
who only recentlyCopy !req
950. became one
of the most famous of all.Copy !req
951. Martin lombard senescu...Copy !req
952. a remarkable and certainly
most versatile murderer.Copy !req
953. Who knows what thoughts
went through his mindCopy !req
954. as he dug the gravesCopy !req
955. for his wife, emma,Copy !req
956. whom he killed with a knife...Copy !req
957. his wife's brother, david,Copy !req
958. whose skull was splitCopy !req
959. with an ax...Copy !req
960. or his friend and employer
for 30 years,Copy !req
961. ernest ferguson.Copy !req
962. The new exhibit became
very popular at marchand's.Copy !req
963. But of all the figures,Copy !req
964. none was ever regarded
with more dreadCopy !req
965. than that
of martin lombard senescu.Copy !req
966. It was something
about the eyes, people said.Copy !req
967. It's the look
that one often getsCopy !req
968. after taking a quick walkCopy !req
969. through the twilight zone.Copy !req
970. Next ontwilight zone
a trip back into timeCopy !req
971. with albert salmi,
john andersonCopy !req
972. and guest star julie newmar.Copy !req
973. But this trip is very offbeat,
very adventuresomeCopy !req
974. and totally unexpected
itinerary.Copy !req
975. It's called "of late I think
of cliffordville."Copy !req
976. You send me back in time.Copy !req
977. Send back to cliffordville.Copy !req
978. But I want to look exactly as
I did then. That's number one.Copy !req
979. Agreed.Copy !req
980. Number two,Copy !req
981. I want to have a memory
of everythingCopy !req
982. that's occurred in the last
50 years.Copy !req
983. I don't want that memory
impaired on bit.Copy !req
984. Check again, mr. Feathersmith.Copy !req
985. I want it to happen right away.Copy !req
986. Cliffordville.Copy !req
987. This stop
is cliffordville.Copy !req
988. Cliffordville?Copy !req
989. The devil you say.Copy !req