All language subtitles for Beyond.Evil.1980.1080p.AMZN.WEB-DL.DDP.2.0.H.264-OnlyWeb_track3_[eng]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]

[MONKEYS HOWLING]

[CHATTER]

[LAUGHTER]

[CHEERING]

[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]

[CHEERING]

[GIGGLING]

[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]

[SQUEALS]

[LAUGHING]

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[WIND HOWLING]

[CREAKING SOUND]

[SCREAMING]

[MOANING]

[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[MOANING]

Here.

You'll be all right.

Tape.

Sh.

There.

[COUGHING]

Help her.

Gently.

[MOANING]

I've got her.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[ROAR OF JET ENGINE]

[AIRPORT ANNOUNCEMENTS]

Barb.

Oh, my man.

Good to see you.

You look wonderful.

Hello, pal.

Hey, good to see you.

How was your trip?

Long.

Very long.

She slept all the way.

But, uh--

Hey, what happened to all the Guccis?

What Guccis?

That's it's, except for one more.

We got a little bag here.

I can't believe it.

No furs.

No Louis Vuitton.

What-- what's come over you guys?

I'm a changed woman, Del.

Well, I'm glad to hear it for his sake.

Well, what's that supposed to mean?

Don't start with me.

You've got a new husband now.

Aggravate him.

Hey, where's this terrific apartment you've got for us?

Wait till you see it.

It's fantastic.

You're going to love it.

Trust me.

Excuse me.

One more.

Is this the only bag left?

I got it.

I'll take the little blue one.

[ROAR OF JETS]

We don't have far to walk.

There it is.

That's yours?

Eh, more or less.

Not bad.

How do you like our weather?

It's like this all the time.

Is it going to be hot?

No, no, no, it's just perfect.

Honey, I forgot my bag.

Oh, yeah, I'll go get it.

No, that's OK.

I know exactly where it is.

It's right inside the door.

I'll be right back.

I believe this is yours.

Yes, how did you know?

You left is behind.

I was watching you.

Permit me.

Dr. Albanos.

At your service.

I'm Barbara Andrews.

How do you do?

I hope you like our small island.

I'd love to show you around.

Perhaps we could get together sometimes.

Thank you.

You do the right thing.

I tell you, Del.

She's the best thing that ever happened to me.

Her?

That's nothings.

I meant coming to the island.

You're going to become a very rich man, my friend.

Well, that suits me just fine.

Hey, I thought you said you changed.

I can see you haven't.

Come on.

Come on.

Hey, let's be nice.

Be nice.

Relax.

I was just kidding.

DEL: What happened to your sense of humor?

Being put down isn't funny to me anymore, Del.

I'm sorry.

I said, I'm sorry.

DEL: You don't know how lucky you guys are.

There's only class A hotel on the island.

Hey, take care of those bags please.

What's this?

Well, your property needed a whole bunch of repairs.

So I figured you love birds wouldn't mind spending a couple

of days in the bridal suite.

You go and register.

I'll take care of the luggage.

OK.

You did get us an apartment, didn't you, Del?

I mean, Barbara's got her heart set on having her own place.

Did I?

I got your guys the most fantastic place on the island.

Well, then when do we move in?

Don't be a nurdge.

When it's ready, you'll be the first to know.

Meanwhile enjoy and just relax.

Hotel's on me.

All these bags go up the bridal suite.

You didn't have to go fancy on us, Del.

I mean, you know why I'm here.

This one's for Barbara.

I want it to be just right.

You don't mind, do you?

Sure.

Hey, how about we all go out tonight?

I'll pick you up later.

Ooh, I'm exhausted.

I'll take a rain check, though.

OK, tell Barbara I'll be by for her.

Get some rest.

OK.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Hey, Mike.

BARBARA: The hotel has no more storage space.

[SIGHS]

Well, we'll manage.

Of course, we'll manage.

We always manage to accommodate Del Giorgio.

I just thought that was over.

That's all.

Hey, let's be fair.

This can't be easy on him either, so-- well, I mean,

I think he's really trying.

No, this I do not call trying.

LARRY: Well, the bridal suite's not

the worst place in the world.

Larry, it isn't that.

He has known for months that we were coming.

He said that the apartment was ready, that we could

move in as soon as we got here.

Well, he lied-- again.

[PIANO MUSIC PLAYING]

Sorry, I'm late.

Another martini-- dry.

Did the loan go through?

Yes, Frank.

Campari.

Frank your father was one of my closest friends.

I never met a kinder, more generous man in my life.

It's why he died poor.

I'm trying to talk to you as a friend.

From a banking point of view, this loan

doesn't make any sense at all.

Double escrows are good business for everybody,

especially banks.

Please.

You realize this give Del Giorgio

authority to write checks on the construction account.

I'm not happy with that either.

There isn't any other way to meet the deadline.

I'll just have to watch him more closely.

Well, once they're up, everything

reverts to me, right?

It's all there, next to the last clause, second page.

If anything goes wrong, one major delay,

I won't be able to lift a hand to help you.

I want you to know--

Nothing will go wrong.

Is the house deal through yet?

What's all that about?

You need that house like a whole in the head.

A sign of good will.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[CONSTRUCTION SOUNDS]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Young man, one second.

Dr. Albanos is the man I told you about.

Oh, how do you do?

Pleased to meet you.

I hope you and the other doctors are

happy with what's going on here

Couldn't be happier.

Must be a miracle man.

No, just basic engineering.

You were putting too much on too little.

You see those pilings over there?

The support structures weren't made--

Don't bore the man with details.

Are we going to hit 16 stories on schedule or not?

Piece of cake.

What did I tell you?

We owe a great deal to you, Larry.

We'll be sure to take care of you.

Thank you.

That's great.

Nice meeting you.

I'd love to have you and your wife join me at the club

some evening. -Sure.

Let's all do it.

Why not?

Great.

Nice meeting you.

How's Babs?

Meh.

Eh, she'll get over it.

Come on, Del. How about it?

Where's this great apartment of yours?

Relax.

I'm working on it.

Well. you're working on making Barbara miserable.

And it's not just the apartment.

You know, you two go back a ways.

if you don't have a place, just let me know.

I"ll find one myself.

Would you please get off my back?

You just keep your mind on the job and everything else

to me, OK?

When, Del?

It won't be long now.

I promise.

[DRUMMING]

They love him.

What can I tell you.

He's got them all conned.

I hope he's as good with you as he is on the job.

Well, he's dynamite in bed, if that's what you mean.

Oh, waiter, another creme de menthe for the lady, please.

Well, good evening.

Frank.

How are you.

Larry.

My wife.

Dr. Albanos.

Hi.

We met at the airport.

I've been looking forward to this, Mrs. Andrews.

It is a small island.

I'm sorry I'm late.

The traffic was crazy and I had to wait--

I know, I know.

Did you get it or didn't you?

You don't mind us talking a little business, do you?

No.

It's about your apartment.

Apartment?

Is it ready?

As a matter of fact, it isn't.

It won't ever be ready.

The truth is there isn't any apartment.

There never was one.

Do you want to explain that, Del?

Here, take it.

It's the ownership papers to your new house.

I pay the down.

The monthly's up to you.

Why do you do this to us?

Because I love you, both of you.

Let me see that because I want to see what

this is going to set us back.

That's nothing.

What did you guys do?

Put a gun to somebody's head?

Or did you buy us a dump?

It's no dump.

I promise.

Should we let them see it for themselves?

Oh, when, Del?

What do you say?

Let's go.

Want to see it?

Yes, yes, yes.

Let's go.

[DRUMMING]

DEL: The house hasn't been lived in for over a hundred years.

LARRY: Well, that gate's seen better days.

DEL: Hey, do you know what a job it was to get

this place ready for you guys?

And with all your nagging here.

I've been working on it for months.

BARBARA: I've never seen anything like it.

DEL: Wait till you see the inside.

Wait right there.

Your new home.

Del, it's beautiful.

Was it worth waiting for?

It's a hell of a house to keep up.

What about the next house.

Well frankly, that is a problem.

There's a village not far, but the native

aren't very reliable.

What he means is the place is supposed to be haunted.

Can you believe it?

A million dollar mansion selling for a song and all

because of a few ghosts.

Maybe we can get them to pay rent.

There you go.

I think we ought to make an adjust on the price.

Frank, that's not possible.

Relax.

We're just joking.

Who was Alma Martine?

How about a drink.

No, no thanks.

Sit down.

Make yourself comfortable.

Alma Martine was the first mistress of this house.

In fact, the way I got it, she was the only mistress

Casa Fortuna ever had.

Casa who?

Casa Fortuna-- that was the name given to the house

by Esteban Martine.

He ruled this entire island.

It means house of good fortune.

How lovely.

Yes, isn't it?

Lovely, my ass.

They ended up killing each other.

Del tends to be on the dramatic side.

I think it's getting late.

We should get back.

Uh, uh, now wait a minute.

If there are ghosts haunting my house,

I want to know who they are.

Alma Martine was the daughter of a very

wealthy Portuguese shipowner.

he arranged the marriage.

She never even saw Esteban until the wedding day.

[SPEAKING PORTUGUESE]

DEL (VOICEOVER): In get a single moment, Alma's whole world

collapsed.

By then it was too late.

Why didn't she just leave?

If Esteban wanted you to stay, you stayed.

She must have hated him.

Apparently, he wasn't too happy either.

Esteban never really wanted to marry Alma.

He only did it to tie up the trade routes to Europe,

which her family controlled.

That's so unfair.

Wait.

There's more.

DEL (VOICEOVER): All this time, Alma was figuring

out a way to free herself.

You are killing me.

I asked for a bride.

They send me a witch.

I was betrothed to Casa Fortuna.

I will be true to my vows long after the devil takes you.

DEL (VOICEOVER): She started to dabble

in all kinds of crazy, weird things, like black magic.

And just like that, she gets good at it.

DEL (VOICEOVER): Alma could do anything she willed by simply

focusing her energies.

Some say she made a pact with the devil himself.

DEL (VOICEOVER): Even Esteban feels her power.

But it scares the hell out of him.

DEL: It was driving him nuts.

He figured it was just a matter of time

before she got to him one way or another.

He really didn't have much of a choice.

DEL (VOICEOVER): He knew he would have to get rid of her.

But how?

Alma would never let them get near enough,

unless he changed completely.

Powerful as she was, Alma was an easy target for Esteban.

All she really wanted was to love and be loved.

That was her weakness.

And he knew it.

Once he regained her confidence, he attacked.

I offer you this glass of repentance.

Drink, my bride.

Let us begin anew.

I'm rid of you, sorceress.

About time you die.

[LAUGHS EVILLY]

DEL (VOICEOVER): He had used her love,

the one thing she treasured more than life itself.

Alma called on her pact with the devil.

[SCREECHING SOUND]

[NATIVE CHANTING]

BARBARA: That is hell of story.

I definitely think we should ask

for an adjustment on the price.

I told you it's all a legend.

No it's true.

Well, what do you know?

Everyone on the island knows Alma Martine lives.

Sorry.

I think you ought to take her home.

It's nothing.

She's crazy.

Dumb bitch.

I brought some of your things from the hotel,

unless, of course--

Unless what?

You sure you're not afraid of ghosts?

Are you kidding?

At these prices?

I hope she'll be all right.

She has a headache.

But she'll be all right.

Good night, everybody.

Good night.

I'll have the hotel send your stuff by tomorrow.

OK?

See you at the site, Lar.

By the way, we-- uh-- sent out a company Jeep for you.

Terrific.

Is there anything you didn't think of?

Yeah, where the hell are we?

There's only one road.

Just take it all the way.

Del, I don't know how to thank you.

It's just so beautiful.

Ah, great.

You weren't upset by the Alma Martine story, were you.

No.

As a matter of fact, I kind of liked it.

I knew you would.

Hope you know what you married.

I'm enjoying finding out.

Good night.

All right.

Come on.

[INDISTINCT WHISPERING]

[NON-ENGLISH WHISPERING]

[INDISTINCT WHISPERING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[DOOR CLICKS]

[DOOR CREAKS]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES]

Ah, I'm going to be so happy here.

[THUMPING SOUND]

What was that?

[BOXES DROPPING]

Who's that throwing our things?

Well, even Frank said the help around here wasn't that good.

Thank you.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Larry.

I'm OK.

I'm OK.

Well what happened.

I don't know.

That damn step.

I guess it's all in my head.

Look, that thing has got to go.

You hear?

Honey, why don't you go ahead and go on to work.

I can handle things from here.

Yeah, I think I will.

It's a lot safer.

OK, and I promise you when you come home,

that thing will be gone.

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Why?

Uh-- nothing.

I'll-- I'll see you later.

OK?

Bye.

[CONSTRUCTION SOUNDS]

I'm protecting my interests.

You had no right to cash those vouchers.

Now I'm on the hook for the whole thing.

That was not our agreement.

What are you worrying about?

When you sell off those condos, you'll triple your money.

And what do I do in the meantime?

Hey, Larry.

Like you said, you're on the hook.

Am I interrupting something?

No, Frank was just leaving.

Yes, of course.

But I'll be back-- later.

Don't hurry.

What is it between you two?

I thought you were friends.

Frank Albanos is nobody's friend.

He's a greedy son of a bitch.

Every so often I have to-- have to get on him.

Come on, let's get out of here.

I feel a headache coming on.

What's this?

Surprise.

No electricity.

What a bummer.

Isn't it beautiful though?

Yes.

It's quite nice.

I have another surprise for you, too.

My--

Well, what do you think?

Lovely.

Here.

Dinner clothes?

Dinner clothes.

Service.

To you.

Well aren't you hungry?

Mm, hm.

Aren't you?

Mm, hm.

Mm.

[EERIE CHANTING]

No gas or electricity.

I'll have to stop by a power house on my way to work.

What's the matter, babe.

1 didn't sleep very well.

Oh, why don't you wake me?

No, don't please.

I don't feel like being touched right now.

What's wrong, Barb?

What's the matter?

I don't know.

I-- I just feel like the real me took off somewhere

and left a yuck in it's place.

You understand, don't you?

Mm, hm.

Just do me a favor and get the real you

back as soon as possible, because I like her better.

I will.

I'll see you later.

I'll have a fabulous dinner for you tonight

with a very special dessert.

What you guys doing?

Who ordered this?

Who ordered this?

This Albanos?

Must have been one hell of a storm to knock those castings

out of stone and concrete.

It wasn't a storm at all.

My name is Solomon.

My daughter, Leia. -Hello.

Hi.

We live just for the ridge.

Larry Andrews.

Well, so what was it?

You're new to the island.

Yeah, pretty much.

How about yourself?

Well, we've live here quite a long time.

Really?

What do you do?

I haven't seen many plantations out this way.

I'm a healer.

What does that mean?

Are you a doctor?

Something like that.

He heals the body and the spirit.

I get it.

You're a faith healer.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Yeah, I've heard about you guys.

Is it that you have no faith?

Or you don't believe that faith heals?

Well, that's a long story.

But with all due respect, um-- Dr. Solomon,

I have very little regard for any kind of hocus pocus.

You should come to one of our healings--

if you change your mind.

Well, thank you very much for the invitation.

But I'm pretty busy.

Nice meeting you.

You should reinforce these metal.

Metal.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[SCREAM]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC CONTINUES]

What happened?

I cut myself.

It's pretty bad.

I want you to complete the test exactly as I told you.

I'll see you in my office.

No stitches?

Nothing really, just a scratch.

Scratch?

She was bleeding all over the place.

Did you examine the wound?

Yeah, saw blood.

I mean, she almost passed out.

Blood always makes things a lot worse they really are.

Taking a series of tests though just in case.

In case of what?

In case there is something physically wrong

with your wife.

What do you mean?

Barbara's emotional condition.

Hasn't she confided anything in you?

If something's wrong, emotional condition,

what are you talking about?

She's had an accident.

If you're right, the tests I've taken will bear you out.

But I think you're wrong.

What do you thing is wrong with Barbara, doctor?

Look at it from her side, Larry,

and you'll see for yourself.

How do you think Barbara feels?

Really feels down deep watching Del Giorgio use you as he's

used her, as he uses everyone.

What?

Well, whose problem are you talking about?

Yours or Barbara's?

Barbara's [KNOCKING] and mine.

And yours.

How are you.

I'm fine.

You sure?

DR ALBANOS: Sit down.

Come here.

Let's go.

Come in for just a minute.

I've given her a mild sedative.

I was just telling Larry that by tomorrow morning,

we'll have the test back.

In the meantime, I want you to get plenty of rest

and take two tablets with each meal and two at bed time.

Why are you laughing/

I'm sorry, Frank.

It just sounds so funny.

You must forgive me.

I don't have much faith in doctors or hospitals.

Honey, I'm going to wait outside, OK?

All right.

I'll be right out.

OK.

I'll think that.

Larry, I'm glad you came out.

There's a lot going on here that you don't know about.

Del Giorgio--

Look, Del Giorgio is my friend.

So whatever went on between you two, I mean, is your business.

That's where you're wrong.

Would you like me to tell you what's wrong--

Oh, what I'd like you to tell me, doctor,

is what's wrong with my wife.

With all due respect, that's all I want to know.

Would you mind telling me exactly

what happened this morning?

Well, I wish I could.

I just sort of blanked out.

Anyway, whatever it was it couldn't have been that bad,

because I feel wonderful now.

Uh-- wait for me.

I've got a phone call to make.

Del, she's OK.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

I don't know.

But apparently it wasn't as bad as I thought.

She's going to be all right, so-- uh-- yeah, I'm fine.

I'll see you soon.

Bye.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

I can't understand how you can take off like that.

Didn't you realize that I'd be worried sick?

I just suddenly felt like I was suffocating

and I had to get out of there.

All right, we'll find out tomorrow

what this is all about.

Your tests, they'll be ready tomorrow morning.

Oh, Larry, you're not really going back to that hospital,

are you?

I certainly am.

I want to know what's wrong with you.

Larry, please don't go.

Please, really I'm fine.

I'm perfectly healthy.

Perfectly healthy people don't duck out on their husbands.

Unless you're trying to tell me something.

Well, are you?

Am I what?

Trying to tell me something.

No.

I love you.

And I love you.

And I want to forever.

That's why I want to know what's wrong,

so that I can do something about it.

I'm sorry.

Do you want some wine?

ESTEBAN: Drink the wine.

No, no.

Barbabra.

No.

What's wrong?

What's wrong, honey?

Oh, Larry.

I feel so tired.

I just want to go to sleep.

[FOOTSTEPS]

[THUNDER]

[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]

[DISTANT SINGING]

[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]

[CHANTING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[LOUD CHANTING]

I hope I didn't frighten you.

Where did you come from?

The door was open.

Am I disturbing you?

No, not really.

Quite a house, isn't it?

This place has always fascinated me.

I thought you said the door was open.

Did I?

I must have closed it without thinking.

I wonder-- I wonder if we might talk.

Um-- there's so many things I could tell you about the house

and perhaps other things.

That's very sweet of, Dr. Albanos.

But I'm afraid you've caught me at a very bad time.

Why so formal?

I'd like you to call me Frank.

I thought maybe we might become closer.

That's a great idea.

Why don't you give us call sometime?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

DR ALBANOS: I wouldn't go over there if I were you.

That's the crypt.

Grisly place.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[GASPING]

Ah.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[SCREAMING]

[EXPLOSION]

[EVIL CACKLING]

LEIA: Mr. Andrews.

Mr. Andrews.

Well, it looks like you got a visitor.

Somebody on the side?

Mr. Andrews.

I'm Leia.

My father and I met you the other day.

Yes, I remember.

What are you doing here?

I've got to talk to you.

It's about your wife.

Why what happened?

She's in great danger.

She needs healing.

Healing?

LEIA: Yes.

Is that why you've come here?

LEIA: Yes.

But I told you and your father that I-- I

don't go for that hocus pocus.

Don't you remember?

Mr. Andrews, you know your wife needs help.

Why close the door on something you don't understand.

My father can help her.

Look, I know you mean well, but you're wasting your time.

No, Mr. Andrews, you're wasting time.

You can't them?

Would it be listed under any other name?

What do you mean you can't find them?

Would it be listed under any other name?

No, Andrews is the name, Barbara Andrews.

There is no pathology file for a Barbara Andrews, which means

that even if tests were taken--

Tests were taken.

Dr. Albanos took a whole potful of tests yesterday.

I told you Dr. Albanos doesn't answer his phone.

What more can we do?

Can't you reach him.

Isn't there some sort of an emergency

system of reaching him.

There is no need to raise your voice, Mr-- uh--

Andrews.

I'm-- I'm the husband of the woman we're talking.

I'm sorry you're upset Mr Andrews.

But there is no pathology file for a Barbara Andrews.

Now, there are two other hospitals on the island.

Perhaps you've made a mistake.

Now what kind of circus is this?

I was here yesterday.

I saw a nurse carry my wife's tests down that hall

in this hospital.

So it must be here somewhere.

Find them.

Or get somebody who can find them,

or I'll tear the goddamn place apart.

And I'll find them.

Hey, now, calm down.

Mr. Andrews, there is no file.

Oh, my god, does anybody ever get out of this shit

hole alive. -All right, that's it.

Come on.

Stay.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[CHANTING]

They said I'm going to die.

Who said?

The doctors, all of them, they did.

They said I was doing to die.

You will not die.

But you must believe it.

[CHANTING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[SPEAKING NON-ENGLISH]

Hi, doctor.

[SPEAKING NON-ENGLISH]

Hey, doc.

[SPEAKING NON-ENGLISH]

I hardly know what to say, but that operation was the most

fantastic thing I've ever seen.

You missed the whole point.

It wasn't the operation that saved that woman.

It was the healing.

See, the medical profession is full of operators.

It's healers they lack.

To tell me about your wife.

Barbara?

She's-- she's all right.

I'm scared, doctor.

Now, Barbara's going through something.

I mean something weird.

I'm doing my best to help her, but I can't get through to her.

I don't know what to do anymore.

Bring her to me.

You mean here?

No, no, no, it would never work.

I mean, she's-- she has to be bleeding

half to death before I can get her

to go to a regular hospital.

I was wondering maybe you could-- uh-- you know,

stop by the house some night.

You know, just sort of casually.

There's nothing casual about your wife's condition.

Well, how do you know?

You haven't even seen her yet.

As long as your wife remains in that house,

she's in terrible danger.

Oh, I should know.

You believe in that old legend too.

Alma Martine is much more powerful than you can imagine.

As long as your wife remains within her reach,

she's in danger of contamination, possession.

DR SOLOMON (VOICEOVER): For over 100 years,

Alma's spirit has terrorized the island.

To keep her power alive, she needs the sacrifice

of innocent victims.

Some she simply killed.

For others, fate was far worse.

All right.

What if I could turn my mind back a couple of centuries,

and if-- let's just say if I could

believe what you're saying, what would you have me do?

Leave that place now before it's too late.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[EERIE MUSIC PLAYING]

Lauren?

Barbara, what the hell is that?

It's supposed to be on for 20 minutes.

What are you trying to do?

Scare the wits out of me?

No, it's a thermal mask.

It keeps the moisture in.

You're home early.

What's the matter.

I'd like to talk.

What about?

Come sit down.

BARBARA: What about?

Let's get rid of this place.

What?

Why?

It's too big.

It's too hard to keep clean.

And it's too far from the city.

And you're too isolated.

Larry, I'm not complaining.

But think of all the things that have been happening.

And last night you passed out on me.

Come on, honey.

All in all, yesterday was a pretty hysterical day,

don't you agree?

But Dr. Albanos said that you've

been looking unusually tired.

Dr. Albanos, well, what does he know?

Now, come on, you're the one who's upset.

What's it about?

I'm worried sick over you.

Something's happening.

I don't know.

You're changing.

Don't you realize that?

Well, I changed my hairstyle.

Honey, we don't have to get rid of the house for me

to change my hair.

If there's anything else you want to change, just tell me.

Oh, please, honey, I don't want to get rid of our home.

Please, I really don't want to.

Barbara, you're making me feel silly.

Well you're being silly.

You're making yourself crazy for nothing.

Look all I want are for things to be right between us,

for us to be happy.

BARBARA: That's all I want.

Come on.

Let's make a pact that we'll stop worrying

so much about one another.

Come on, honey, we're in a new place, got a brand new home.

[LOUD BUZZING] Let's start relaxing and enjoying it.

Feel better?

I want another bottle of this.

[CONSTRUCTION SOUNDS]

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Whoa, hold it.

Get this down over here.

Larry, I found a little shift on what you did last Wednesday.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

I don't understand.

Look, let me look it over and I'll

get back to you this afternoon.

Look out, Larry.

[SCREAMING]

Give a hand.

Come here.

Pull it off.

Easy, easy.

Poor guy.

DEL: It could have been worse.

That could be you out there.

Come on, Lar, what's bugging you?

Is it Barbara?

What's your problem?

I wish I knew.

Sometimes Barbara and I are perfect together.

And other times she's a total stranger.

Sometimes I think-- I think she's sick.

And then also she makes a complete about face

and she acts perfectly normal.

I don't know where the hell we are or what's going on.

I think you're spoiling her.

You're doing this all to yourself.

Maybe I'm helping you.

Yeah?

How?

Well, look at us.

We're a couple of idiots.

We got a fantastic thing going here.

All we have to do is finish these condos on schedule

and can write our own ticket.

It's a chance of a lifetime for both of us.

And what's the one thing that could

send it all down the toilet?

A woman.

Del, you're starting to talk about Barbara.

Listen--

No, no, you listen, Larry.

I thought I was doing the right thing

getting you that old mansion.

I figured what the hell.

Let's indulge, Barbara.

That's the whole problem right there.

You can't give a broad too much.

Because if you do, she'll ask for more and more and more,

until finally she does you in.

Listen to me, Larry, if there's one thing I know, it's women.

Yeah, well, maybe you do, Del , but you don't know

shit about Barbara or me.

OK.

All right, if that's the way you feel, that's fine.

Will you do me a favor?

Sure.

OK, I can't reach Barbara.

Those damn power lines must be down again.

So could you send somebody out to her that I'm all right.

If she hears there was an accident,

she's going to be worried about me.

All right, it's no problem.

As matter of fact, I was planning

on going that way myself.

I'll do it.

Barbara.

Wow, you look wonderful.

Oh, why thank you.

What did you do to your hair?

Oh, you like it?

Yeah, it's terrific.

I nearly didn't recognize you.

Say, is everything all right?

Is Larry OK?

Um-- I don't know about that.

That's what I came to talk to you about.

Come on, buy me a drink.

Mm, you remembered.

What do you suppose it is?

It's you Babs.

You're making him crazy.

Did Larry say that?

No I'm saying it.

Let's talk straight.

Larry was your way of getting back at me.

I've always known that.

But as long as he was happy, it was OK with me.

But now it's getting to him and his work.

That bothers me.

Look, whatever happened between you and me, it's gone.

But I don't want my best friend ending up in concrete.

I came here to ask for a favor.

I want you to back off.

Del, let's get something straight.

I love Larry more than I have ever loved anyone in my life.

And what is this crap about give my buddy a break?

You never cared about anyone in your life but Del Giorgio.

And what would happen to your precious little project

if Larry--

[DRAMATIC MUSIC]

Barbara?

Barbara, what's wrong?

[LOUD BUZZING]

Are you all right?

I think I'll have a drink.

Have you heard anything I've said?

Everything.

Well, what are we going to do about it?

No more for me.

Del, Del, move you're hand.

I swear I can't figure you out.

One minute you're putting me down.

The next you're apple cider.

What is it with you?

It's the new me, Del.

Well, it's a damn sight better than the old one,

I can tell you.

Here.

What are you doing?

I've got to get back to work.

Well, what would be so terrible about that?

Whoa, I better be on my way or we'll both going to regret it.

There won't be anything to regret.

All the same, I'm going to finish this drink and go.

Otherwise you're going to drown me here.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

You don't change.

Come on, Babs, this is crazy.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Slow down, will you, Babs?

Be strong.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

This is about you, me, this whole thing--

why don't we forget it all?

What do you say?

[SCREAMING]

[FOOTSTEPS]

[SOUND OF FOREST ANIMALS]

[SPLASH]

Oh.

What happened?

You're so late?

Oh, I had the most terrible premonition

that you were injured.

Go to sleep.

We'll talk about it in the morning.

What happened?

Didn't Del tell you?

No.

He didn't?

What happened?

There was an accident at the site.

A man was killed.

Oh, no.

How did it happen?

Freak thing-- crane came out of nowhere.

That's exactly the way I saw it in my mind.

LARRY: In your mind?

Are you sure Del didn't tell you?

Del?

I haven't talked to Del in weeks.

Why do you say that?

Because I asked him to come here so

you wouldn't be worried.

That's all.

I'm sorry.

Please, be patient with me.

I need you to love me no matter what.

Did you call the office?

BARBARA: Uh, uh.

Well, any word from Del?

WOMAN: He's gone.

What did you say?

I said, uh, uh.

Well, after that?

Nothing.

The lines were down and I couldn't get through.

I heard that you said something.

No I didn't.

Del?

Del?

Where the hell is he?

[LOUD CONSTRUCTION SOUNDS]

[HIGH WHISTLE]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Barbara, no.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Larry?

What are you doing here?

Doing here?

Don't you remember what happened?

I remember being very tired.

I must have dozed off.

Honey, how long have you had this?

I first noticed after we were at the hospital.

Why haven't you had it taken care of?

It'll go away.

What about Del?

He wasn't at work today.

Why?

I can't stop thinking about him, Larry.

I'm afraid something awful has happened to him.

You got to find him, Larry.

Del, can take care of himself.

I'm concerned about you.

I want somebody to take a look at this.

You know how I feel about doctors.

I don't want to discuss it.

Swelling confirms it.

Confirms what?

I mean, be patient with me, Doc, but this supernatural stuff

is new to me.

What exactly is going on?

It's really very simple.

The spirit of Alma Martine is trying to possess

your wife's physical presence.

Her body is reacting normally, trying to fight the infection.

But why her finger?

I don't know.

But it must have some significance,

because that is the point of strongest resistance.

Well, what should I do?

Bring Barbara here at once.

I'll try to perform the healing while she's

still strong enough to receive.

Try?

Is that all you can offer?

Go at once.

If only there was some way to neutralize

Alma, just for awhile, we might be able to do something.

Otherwise--

BARBARA: Larry, it hurts so much.

Help me.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[GASPS]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]

Larry, I hate it here.

Barbara, just let him look at your finger.

My finger is fine.

The swelling's all gone down.

Look, if you're really that concerned,

I'll go to the hospital when we get back, OK?

No let's try this.

Please, Barbara, let's try this.

Larry--

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[DEEP HUMMING SOUND]

Are you all right?

Barbara?

Shall we go in?

[QUIET CHANTING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

This is barbaric.

I'm leaving.

[DEEP HUMMING SOUND]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

[WHISPERING CHANT]

[TENSE MUSIC PLAYING]

Barbara.

Honey.

You feel like ice.

Go back to bed.

You'll catch a cold.

You must not be concerned about me.

Honey, what can I do?

Leave me.

[DEEP HUMMING SOUND]

Are you going to be all right?

I'm sorry, Mr. Andrews, but we needed positive identification.

What happened?

I can't really say yet.

A couple of kids from the village

saw him drive out this way yesterday.

And then an hour or two ago, a man found him just as you

saw him down in that ravine.

His expression--

Yes You live in Casa Fortuna, I believe.

Yeah, just over the hill.

Yes I know.

And you are Mr. Giorgio were very close.

He was like family.

Well, that probably explains what he was doing at your house

yesterday.

He wasn't at my house yesterday.

Are you absolutely certain of that?

Yeah I-- I asked my wife specifically.

I see.

Well, I thank you for your time.

I'm truly sorry about this Giorgio.

Please accept my condolences.

May i come by and see you sometime and talk

to you and Mrs. Andrews?

Yeah, sure.

Good.

Mr. Andrews?

Mr. Andrews, I'm Raymond Broido of the Metro Bank.

Where is everyone?

Del Giorgio is dead.

No?

How awful. When?

What happened?

Accident.

I'm so sorry.

Mr. Andrews, we must talk.

Some other time.

You don't understand.

You are next in line.

With Mr. Giorgio gone and Dr. Albanos gone who knows where,

you're the only one who can sign the bank's papers.

I only hope we didn't wait too long.

Larry, help me.

If you love me.

Help me.

I can't fight any more.

Barbara?

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I want my wife back.

I don't care what it takes.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Thank god, you're back.

We must hurry.

We haven't much time.

The crypt be destroyed totally.

But what will that do?

The crypt is the only access she has to our world.

What happens to Barbara?

That depends.

On what?

On a power greater than ours.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Hold this.

Give me some light.

Let's go.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Quickly now.

Quick.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Get down.

[EXPLOSION]

[SCREAMING]

Barbara.

Let it be.

WOMAN: Larry, Larry, Larry, Larry, come to me, Larry.

Come to me.

[DEEP HUMMING SOUND]

Larry, move.

What can I do?

Tell me, what can I do?

There is nothing you can do.

She must die, so that I may live.

Destroyed you.

You've destroyed my prison.

I am free now.

I have a new home.

Larry, Larry, help me.

I'm dying.

Back where you came from.

Sorry, all places of death my suffering soul.

But you tampered with the--

Ghosts, bring back.

Larry.

Are you all right?

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

[HOWLING]

[SCREAMING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Why?

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[MOANING]

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

Is she gone?

It's all right.

It's all over.

[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]

[OWL HOOTING]

[MUSIC PLAYING]