All language subtitles for (ololo.to) Frankenstein Created Woman (1967)

What's that?

Come on, now.

Come with me.
Come along.

Quiet.
Quiet. Quiet.

Well, what are we
waiting for?

The priest,
you fool.

Bah. He won't do much good.

Not where I'm going.

You're late, father. You
nearly missed the show.

I'm sorry. I didn't
hear the cock crow.

Think nothing
of it, my dear sir.

Well, gentlemen,
shall we--

at once,
your holiness.

And I trust youfllaccept
my apologies

for bringing you out
on so raw a morning.

Come on!

Pardon me,
your holiness,

but if that's
for my benefit,

could you
speak up a bit?

That's better.

Not that I can
understand a word of it.

Never was much
of a scholar.

I never
had time for it.

Nearly had me.

That would never
have done, would it?

That would have spoilt
your day for 'er.

Hans?

Hans!

Get' him away from here!
Get' him away, do you hear?

Get that boy away from here!
Get him away!

I think it would
be best, father.

Away!
Away, hans!

Dear, boy.

Do it now.

Come on, it's my head. You're
going to have it off anyway.

Papa]

Hans ?

Hans!

Get' him away from here-
get' him away, do you hear?

Get that boy
away from here.

Get him away.

Away, hans!

Hans, is that you?

Yes, Dr. hertz.

Come quickly.
I need you.

Sixteen, seventeen--

sorry I'm late, doctor.
Quite right.

Is he in--

your gloves, boy.

A drink,
in heaven's name.

Thirty-five.

Oh. I needed that.

Forty-seven.

49, 50, 51, 52,

53, 54, 55, 56,

57, 58, 59,

how.

How long this time? One
whole hour, to the second.

Come on, come on.

No,don%touchil you'll
freeze your fingers off.

Open it.

Close the doors.

The room is not warm enough.
Stoke up the stove.

Stand by the switch.

Now.

Again. Again.

Again. Again.
Again. Again.

I hear it.

Yes.

He lives.

The Brandy?

Smelling salts
over there.

Take that foul smelling
stuff away, please.

He lives.

See, hans?
He's alive.

Of course
I'm alive.

Didn't I tell you I would be?
Oh, yes, but--

hertz, I am constantly surprised
at your lack of faith in my work.

But you were dead,
was he not, hans?

Technically, yes.

But my soul had
not left my body.

For one whole hour,
i was dead.

It was an hour, wasn't it?
Exactly an hour?

Oh, to the second,
eh, hans?

Good.

For one hour
my body had died,

and yet
my soul remained.

Now, why?

Where was it?

Was it--

was it trapped
within me?

Could it be
trapped forever?

Could i--

could I trap it myself?

Oh. Oh, this is all
too much for me.

All I know is that you're
here and that you're well.

You are well,
aren't you?

You're well?
You're well?

I've never felt
better, thank you.

That's wonderful.
He's well.

We must have a party
and celebrate.

That's very flattering. To celebrate
the success of my experiment?

Oh, experiment nothing. I want
to celebrate your safe return.

Hans?
The Brandy.

Oh, no, thank you, no.
I know your Brandy.

But a glass of champagne would
be very welcome. Champagne?

You think I'd drink that stuff
if I could afford champagne?

Hans, would the local
cafe have champagne?

I'm sure
they would, baron.

Run down and get a bottle.
There's a good fellow.

Run along, boy.

Off you go, boy.

They'll want
paying, sir.

Give him some money.
Me?

I haven't got anything.

Everything I had
was spent on all this.

Tell them
I'll pay later.

Well, I'll try.

Boy.

Have you got
an overcoat?

No, I've never
had one.

Well, it's stormy outside. You'd
better have mine. I rarely go out.

One hour.

Dead for one hour.

Yet my soul did not
leave my body.

Now, why?

Hello, Christina.

Hans.
Where is father?

He's out.

He'll be back
in a minute,

andifhe catches you in here--

so? I'm here
on business.

Oh, yes?
It's true.

What business?
Wine buying.

The doctor sent me
for some champagne.

Mm.
Honestly.

And how is he going
to pay for it?

Or are you
treating him?

The baron
says he'll pay.

What's the matter,
Christina?

The baron.

I wish you didn't have
to work for him, hans.

I have to earn some money
somehow, Christina.

I know.
But?

You know what
they say about him.

No. What do they say about
him behind his back?

You know. I don't know.
But I can guess.

That he's some sort of monster in
league with the devil himself.

That he practices witchcraft
and performs the black mass.

Is that what they say?

Something like that.

Have they told you
he eats little babies,

or can turn himself
into a toad?

I'll tell you
something, Christina.

If it's a choice between him and
they, I'll choose him every time.

There's no cause for you to
get upset with me, hans.

Who are you talking to?

In god's name, haven't I told
you to keep away from here?

I'm here
as a customer, sir.

That doesn't give you the right
to hang around my daughter.

I have enough trouble
with her without--

what is it you want?
Some champagne.

Dr. hertz sent me for it.
Go on, out.

What have I said?
Out.

It's true.

The money.

Hefllpay, or at least
the baron will.

Outside.
I'll pay, then.

That is if you've got any real
champagne, which I doubt.

What with?
What will you pay with?

With this.

Very well.

For a dozen bottles.
One bottle.

Three.

Will you
take it or not?

And keep away from my
daughter in future.

I don't want your type
hanging around her.

Landlord.
Wine.

The best.

Or the best that your
establishment can offer.

Yes, gentlemen.
White or red?

A selection, gentlemen.

And which do you recommend
to your own taste, landlord?

The white is very good.
"The white is very good- "

excellent.
We'll have the red.

And see that it isn't corked, unless
you want to lose your license.

In excellent condition,
gentlemen, I assure you.

It' had better be, 0r my
father will hear of it'.

Oh, no, landlord.

Served by your
charming daughter.

Now, gentlemen.

By your daughter,

landlord.

She's out.

Out, landlord?

Yes.

She went home early.

A headache.

Oh, I see.

Karl.

Ah, Christina.

As pretty
as a picture today.

Enchanting.

Isn't she?

Please.

Please? Please, don't tease me.

Were you
teasing her, Johann?

On the contrary, Anton.

I was complimenting her.

Karl?
No, Anton.

You see?

Your wine, gentlemen.

Christina is
to serve it.

It's all right, father.

Oh, dear, she nearly spilt it.

Be careful, my dear.

You don't want your father
to lose his license, do you?

See how
gracefully she walks.

Look what you've done!
You silly bitch!

She didn't mean it,
i assure you.

Well, of course
she did!

Get out of my sight.

You will apologize for that.

Be careful, hans.
Don't be a fool.

I will what?

You will apologize.

Did you hear what
this peasant said?

They heard!

I do no! Care to talk to
the spawn of murderers.

Stop that, you young
fool- you'll smash the place up.

Ah.

Come on, then.

Are you afraid?
All three of you?

Ah.

Keep away.

Give me
that knife.

Keep away.

They're going to get
what they deserve.

I'll kill you
for that.

Then you'll go the same
way as your father.

You want
to prefer charges?

No.

How about
all this mess?

I know him.

He'll come back in the
morning and clear it all up.

I want him charged
with assault.

Three healthy
young men against one.

That won't sound so good
in court, will it, sir?

Oh, never mind.

Oh, leave that, Christina.
You go on home.

You have to be up
early in the morning.

Well?

I'm sorry, father.

It's not your fault.

Come on.

Off to bed.

And don't worry.

Good night, father.

Good night, my dear.

Mine, I think, landlord.

Thank you. And where
is our young friend?

You may well ask.

Oh, I see.

Good evening, gentlemen.
Been having a party?

What have you done here?

You should have
that attended to.

I'll be all right.
On the contrary.

Without immediate attention, it could
develop into something quite unpleasant.

What do you think, doctor?
Very nasty.

I'm sure Dr. hertz will render
first aid, for a small charge.

Well, how much?

His normal fee
would be ten crowns,

but since this
is an emergency,

and he has a charitable
disposition,

perhaps I could persuade
him to do it for five?

Payable in advance.

Good.
Landlord?

My friend and I will dine.
Your menu, please.

And will you be so kind as to put
this on ice for us? Thank you.

Hello.

Are you hurt?

Only my pride.

I lost my temper.

I know.

I shouldn't have,
i suppose.

Oh, thank you
for trying to help.

That temper of mine is always
getting me into trouble.

Get me hanged one day.

You mustn't say that.
Why?

Because of what
they did to my father?

You know what they say.
"Like father, like son."

Never say that.

I sometimes think
I'm like him.

Oh, you're not like him.
He was a drunkard.

He stole, and he killed a man.

I know.

But I don't remember him
like that at all.

I only remember him as a jolly old
man who used to make me laugh.

You know, he was always
telling stories.

He'd take me for long
walks in the country

and tell me all sorts of wonderful
things about what we saw.

And I believed him,
every word.

I'm sure
he made them all up.

Did your father take you for
walks when you were a kid?

He never
took me anywhere.

He didn't like
to be seen with me.

I see.

Oh, sorry,
i didn't mean--

but he's been
very kind in other ways.

Every penny he gets, he
spends on doctors for me.

He thinks they might
be able to help.

And don't you?

We're going to see another
one tomorrow inlnnsbad.

It won't be any use.

Do you care?
Yes, I care.

Terribly. I think
of nothing else.

It eats me up.

Just to look ordinary,
not beautiful.

Just ordinary, so that i
could walk about the streets

without hiding
my face in shame.

You don't have to hide
from me, Christina.

You know that,
don't you?

Please, please,
you're making it worse.

I love you, Christina.

Please.
Please.

And I believe
you love me.

Ah. Excellent.

Come along, hertz, we've
work to do tonight.

More?
Well, certainly.

You don't think my experiments
end there, do you?

Haven't you grasped anything of what I've
been doing for these last six months?

I confess,
very little.

As I feared.

An excellent
meal, landlord.

Have you finished?

I suppose I have.

Good.

Then settle
the bill, will you?

Keep the change.

Gentlemen.

Look after that head.

Oh, landlord, uh,

I find myself temporarily
embarrassed, eh,

financially, I mean.

I see.

And my companions
likewise.

Do you think you could
see your way clear to--

only until tomorrow.

May I remind you, gentlemen, that i
was told the same story last week

and I'm still waiting
for my money?

Oh, well.

If that is to be
your attitude,

we shall just have to take
our custom elsewhere.

Do that, gentlemen.
It will cost me less.

Here, here, here.

Christina.
Christina.

Throw open thy window that i
may gaze upon thy beauty.

No,hans. Leave them.
They'll go away.

Thylovefiness.

Fl sweet Christina
fair of face fl

fl blessed with beauty fl

fl filled with grace fl

fl lonely on
your virgin bed fl

fl you'll stay
a virgin fl

l' 'till you're dead l'

no, hans, no.

Fl in your dreams
a handsome lad fl

fl comes creeping
to your virgin bed fl

fl hide your face
don '2' let' him see fl

fl one look at' it'
and he will flee fl

I could kill them.

No.

.67 sweet' Christina fl

fl don't you cry fl

fl it won't be long
before you die fl

d then from the heavens d

fl a star will fall fl

fl for the ugliest angel
of them all fl

fl for the ugliest angel fl

fl of them all fl

forget them, hans.

Love me.
Love me.

This has
given me a thirst.

A lovely thirst that
needs quenching. Yeah.

Will you gentlemen
assist me quench it?

Fl fl

open the doors.

Hurry.

I can't wind this.

You see?

The energy.

The force trapped in the rock
itself is being released.

Oh, it's magic.

Everything we don't
understand is magic,

until we understand it.

To me, it's magic, all of this.

Until we understand it

and master it.

Help me, man!
Hurry!

Switch that
anti-clockwise.

Mind your hand.

Good.

Good?

He's just leaving.

This is our night.

Oh, sh.

What is it
to be, gentlemen?

The drinks
are on the house.

Come on out.
I know you're there.

Get him.

That's enough.
That's enough!

Now watch.

You see?

Indestructible.

A shield
of indestructible matter.

We have
succeeded, hertz.

We have?

A frame of force so strong
that nothing can enter it,

and nothing
can escape.

Baron, one question, please.
Mm-hm?

What is it for?

What is it for?

To give life after death, my friend.
That's what it's for.

Life after death.

We have conquered death.

Herr kleve.

I should have thought the whole
thing was perfectly clear

even to someone as muddle-headed
as you are, hertz.

However, if you wish, I will
explain it to you step by step.

Yes. Yes,
please explain.

Now, first of all, I have
established beyond doubt

that the soul does not leave the
body at the instant of death.

Now, you understand that?

Yes, yes.
And you agree?

Yes.
Good.

And secondly,

I have succeeded in creating
a frame of force so strong

that nothing
can penetrate it.

Now, if nothing
can penetrate it,

then noflfing canleaveih agreed?

I suppose so.

There's no
supposition about it.

It is a fact.
You saw for yourself.

Yes, all right.

Well, there you are, then.

Where am I? Hm?

What has all this to do
with conquering death?

Do I have
to spell it for you?

Yes, you do.

I am a muddle-head.

I'm a broken down,
drunken old muddle-head,

and you have
to spell it for me.

One dies because the
body dies, not the soul.

Death is a physical thing, no!
Spiritual.

The body deteriorates, or is
broken in someway, or just decays,

but the soul
remains alive.

Now, if I can transfer
the soul to my apparatus,

repair the damaged body,
and then return the soul,

I have conquered death.

Is that not so?

If you say so.

I do.

I do say so.

Then it must be so.

Oh, look.
It's almost daylight.

Well, would you like me to
make you a nice cup of coffee?

All right, driver.

What's happened?

What are you
all staring at?

In here, you.

What for?
Inside.

This is him, sir.

Show him the coat.

No use
you denying it.

We have witnesses to prove that
you were wearing this coat.

I'm not
denying anything.

So, you admit that
this is your coat?

Yes, or rather--

where were you
last night?

I was here.
I know that.

And after here, where?

Didn't you hear me?

I heard you, sir.
Well?

I don't want
to tell you.

No.

No. Ha.

And I'm not surprised.

Take him away.

Where to? Why?

To be charged.

Charged?

With what?

With murder, son.

I shall prove, without
a shred ofdoubh

that this man, the son
of a convicted murderer--

the story of a man 's father
cannot' be brought' as evidence.

Indeed not.

As he was guillotined
in this very town,

within the living memory
of many of you,

for the same crime as has
been committed by his son.

Like father,
like son.

I call
my first witness.

He said "I'll kill
you for this."

Those were
his very words?

Yes, sir. That's
exactly what' he said.

Do you recognize
this coat?

Yes, it's mine.

Did you not
give it to somebody?

Somebody here,
in this very court?

Did I?

Oh, yes, of course I did.
To-to hans.

He was so very cold,
weren't you, son?

You are not allowed
to address the accused.

Accused?

Accused of what?

He wouldn't hurt--

that will be all.

You are baron
Victor Frankenstein?

Lam.

And what is your
occupation, baron?

Lam a busy man. Your honor,
is this really necessary?

Please, answer
the question.

Your occupation?

I am a doctor.

Of medicine? Of medicine,
law, and physics.

And of witchcraft.

To the best of my knowledge, doctorates
are not awarded for witchcraft,

but if they are, no doubt
i shall qualify for one.

You are a very
clever man then, baron.

Yes, I am.

Too clever.
Thank you.

Now, if you will
kindly proceed,

I should like to get
back to my work.

What kind
of work, baron?

That is none
of your business.

Perhaps it is
my business.

Your honor, may i
state quite simply,

that I've known the accused
for several months,

and that I've always found
him to be trustworthy,

diligent, keen witted,
if not over intelligent,

conscientious, abstemious,
and wholly reliable.

I know that he has been
accused of murder.

As a psychologist, I can only say that'
i consider I! Extremely unlikely

that he could commit
such a crime.

So, you think you can tell a
murderer just' by looking a! Him?

Yes.

I protest.

You say it is extremely unlikely
he could commit such a crime,

but not impossible.

No, not impossible.

And you would say
he had a violent temper?

I certainly would.

And when he loses
this violent temper,

would you consider him
capable of murder?

Yes.

You must not put words
into the witness's mouth.

Then I shall re-phrase
the question.

What sort of a man
would you say that is?

A murderer.

Thank you.
That is my case.

Do you still refuse to tell us
where you were at that time?

You realize you are leaving me
no alternative but to assume

that you were at the
scene of the crime.

Very well.

The jury will retire.

Guilty.

You will be guillotined
at dawn tomorrow.

Can't you get it into your head?
This is our chance.

We might have to wait years
for such an opportunity.

And here it is right
on our very doorstep.

Why do you hesitate?

But is it right?
Right?

What has right
got to do with it?

That boy is doomed. By this
time tomorrow, he'll be dead.

Guillotined,
and the pieces buried.

Oh. Oh, it all
seems so terrible.

Well, all right. All
right, and what do we do?

Take his soul and
preserve it up there

in my apparatus.

I want you to see
that his body is here

not later than one hour
after his execution.

One hour.

Do you
understand that?

But how do I get them
to give me his body?

You persuade one of his
jailers to lend it to you

for medical purposes.

I can ask,
i suppose.

Ask? You don't ask.

You demand.

You've been the doctor here for
the past 30 years, haven't you?

You must know something about
everyone in the village.

Use that knowledge.

I'm sure they've all got
something they want to hide.

And when you have
his soul, what then?

I transfer it
to another body.

Body?
Whose body?

Bodies are easy to come by.
Souls are not.

See you don't
let me down.

But oughtn't you
to ask his permission?

What on earth for?

He might not want
his soul up there.

He won '1' know anything about'
it' until it's too late.

Besides,
he might refuse.

Coming.

Oh, it's you.
Right.

I can't pay you.

They haven't paid me
for three months.

Don't know where my next
meal is coming from.

You don't look
as if you're starving.

Wind.

All wind.

What do you want
then, doctor?

I want you to do
something for me.

That makes
a change, anyway.

What?

When they execute
that boy tomorrow,

i-| want his body.

Just for an hour.
No more.

What do you want
his body for?

Never you mind.
I want it.

Yeah, it's got something to do with
that, that baron "frankenthing".

You're friendly
with him, aren't you?

Oh, no. I'm not having nothing to
do with him and what he gets up to.

Oh, no.

Do you remember that
little girl inlnnsbad?

What little girl?

The pretty one

that started putting on
weight all of a sudden.

And tried to pin it on to me.

But you fixed it all
right, didn't you, doctor?

Did you tell
your wife about that?

Are you mad?

And the time you came
back from karlsbad

covered in sores?

They was food
poisoning, they was.

That's what you told
your wife, wasn't it?

What are you
getting at?

I want that body.

Look, it's an execution.

Driver, faster.
We'll miss it.

Looks like
a young man.

Driver, faster.
Faster.

Hans.

Is there no one
who might be of help?

No one.

Very well.

Hans! Hans!

Hans!

Hans!

Hans!

Hans!

Hans! Hans!

Hans!

And there he is.

I'll pick him up again tonight
as soon as it's dark.

You won't go spoiling
him, wfllyou?

No,no,no. Please, go.
Please, go.

What's that noise? Nothing, nothing.
Now, please, go.

Please, go.

Baron!
Baron!

Got him.
Excellent.

Come on, let's
get him upstairs.

Just a minute.

[Whirring sfopsi

ask who it is.

Who is it?

May we see you
a moment, doctor?

Hide this first.

All right,
answer it.

She drowned
herself, doctor.

Is there anything
you can do?

Do? Do what? A miracle?

No, I'm sorry. There's
nothing I can do.

Dr. hertz and i
will do what we can.

Bring her in.

But there is
nothing I can do.

Oh, yes, there is.

Our young friend will live
again sooner than we thought.

In her body?

Why not?

Oh, no.

She's twisted,
deformed and broken.

No,no,no. L-l'll
have no part of it.

A bone too short
perhaps?

A blood clot somewhere near the brain?
Nothing you can't put right.

What? I?

Yes.

Under my direction.

In six months time, she'll
be as good as new, hertz.

Better.

Cut it.

Keep still.

It's all right, my dear.
It's all right.

There, doctor,
your handiwork.

You can be
proud of it.

My handiwork,
but your brain.

Get rid of that.

You see? The hair
has changed color.

Yes. Excellent.

Well, the face
is all right.

Now let's see
if she can walk.

Oh, baron, not now. She's
still suffering from shock.

All right,
tomorrow then.

Please.

Who am I?

Good.

Now, walk on your toes. Stretch
up as high as you can.

Come on.

Did you feel
any pain?

No.

No discomfort?

None.
Excellent.

Now, lie down, please.

Baron.

Please, may I ask something of you?
What is it?

May I see my face?

See it?
What on earth for?

I want to know
what I'm like.

The scar has healed perfectly.
You've nothing to worry about.

Lie down, please.

When are you
going to tell me?

Mm? Tell you what?

Who I am.

Where I'm from.

How did I come
to be here?

Your name is Christina, and
you're a very healthy young girl.

That's all you need to
know for the time being.

Rest now.

Go on.

Don't be afraid.

Who am I?

You're a very, very
lovely girl, my dear.

And where do you
think you're going?

Out. It's such a lovely day.

Christina, you are not to leave
this house without my permission.

But, baron-- she is not
to leave until I say so.

This is entirely
my fault, baron.

Naturally.

Oh, Christina, I shall be needing
the top room for my work.

Would you please arrange
to sleep downstairs?

Dr. hertz will help
you with your things.

Christina, my dear,

there is something that i
must tell you about yourself,

and about him,
the baron.

He told me not to,
but i-| feel I must

so that you can understand
him a little better.

Is it about who I was?

Thatlcannot tell you. Not yet.

Come and sit down.

Now, then,

when you first
came here,

you were not as you
are now, you know.

Your face
was terribly scarred,

and your body was
deformed and twisted.

He made you
as you are now.

But how?

By surgery. Brilliant,
unbelievably brilliant surgery.

But his hands--

no,no,no, the hands were
mine, but the skill was his.

He directed
my every move.

Christina, my dear, that
man possesses such power,

such knowledge,

sometimes I don't even
understand it myself.

But he is
a wonderful man.

Hertz!

Coming, baron.

But will it be safe?

I've no idea.

But if we are to learn anything,
we must be prepared to take risks.

This test will be interesting
and possibly informative.

That's enough reason
for me to carry it out.

Now, will you please tell
Christina to get ready?

We'll be leaving
in half an hour.

Christina,

I'm going to show you something.

When you see it, I want you to tell me
whatever thoughts come into your head.

Now, will
you do that?

Good.

Yes?

Papa.

What?
What did you say?

Papa!

He remembered.

He remembered his father
on the guillotine.

He?
Hans.

Surely you
understand by now.

Oh. His soul is in her body.
Yes.

Not all the time.
Not all the time.

We must try
some more tests.

Oh, no, not now. She's sleeping.
It was a shock to her.

She doesn't understand
what is happening.

She's bewildered.

Anton.

Anton.

Anton.

Hans.

Hey.

What's the matter?

Nothing.

Nothing?

You've come in here
as if you'd seen a ghost.

I tell you,
it was nothing!

Look, deal me in, eh?

And let's have
some more wine.

Landlord?

Come on. Another one, come on.

No.
Double or nothing.

Nothing.
I'm going home.

What's the matter
with you?

The matter?
With me?

There's nothing
the matter with me.

There's nothing
the matter with me!

All right.
All right.

Anton, calm
yourself down.

"Calm yourself down."

All right,
go on home.

I'm having
another drink.

Landlord?
One more.

My friends have
to go "bye-byes ♪

Leave him.

Don't forget
to say your prayers.

Here. L-l'll show you a trick.

Now, take a card.
Any card.

What is the matter
with everybody?

Oh, god.

Right. Out.
What?

No. I want
another drink.

I said out'. I'm closing
up- go on, get' out.

I'll report you.
I'll tell my father.

Get on home.

Hello.

Who are you?

Does it matter?

Well, no.

What are you
doing here?

Is that important?

Well, no.
I suppose not.

It's just, um,

just that I've never
seen you here before.

Oh.

Oh.

You're very pretty.

So they tell me.
Ah?

And who tells you?

Men, I suppose.

Mm-hm.

L suppose
you've, um,

been with lots
of men, hm?

And you have been
with lots of girls.

Of course.

Do you want
to come with me?

Where?

Anywhere.

There's an empty house
just around the corner.

No.

We could go there.
No.

Where then?
Mm?

Uh, I don't know.

Well, all right then.

All right.

Hey.

You know, I used to know
the girl who lived here.

What was she like?
Yuk.

She was ugly.
All twisted.

Like this.

You know, I don't
believe you're real.

Lam real.

Prove it.

I shall,
in a minute.

Hey, where
are you going?

To change.

You know,

I don't believe
you are real.

I think
you're a "mirage."

A mirage.

An oasis in the middle
of my desert life.

Can you help me off
with my boots?

I say,
can you hear me?

Are you there?

Where are you hiding?

If you've
been tricking me--

Anton.

Anton.

Kill, Christina.

Kill. Kill.
Kill. Kill.

Breakfast.

Oh, ho, ho, ho, ho. Christina,
my dear, with fresh rolls.

Oh, I love you.

Hertz, when you've finished,
I'd like your assistance.

Christina, my breakfast
on a tray, please.

I'm going.

Are you coming?

What's the point?

I shan't be able
to sleep.

Might as well
stay here.

Have another drink
to quiet you down.

I don't want
another drink.

Karl,

who did it?

Who killed him?

Anton?

God knows.

Yes.
God knows, indeed.

You don't think
it was a punishment,

retribution,

for what he did?

For what we did?

Shut up.

Don't tell me--
shut up.

I'm going.

Good night.

Can you help me, please?

I can try.

I was on my way tolnnsbad,and
i missed the coach.

There isn't another
until morning.

Oh.

I'll stay here
and keep you company.

Oh, you are very kind.

So they tell me.

Would you care
for some refreshment?

Please.

I'll fetch
the landlord.

Landlord.

Landlord!

The fellow appears
to have gone to bed.

Here.

You really are
very kind.

Are you sure it's not
too much trouble?

Trouble?
Of course not.

It's a pleasure.

Oh.

Clumsy fool.
I'm so sorry.

My dress.

I must wash it or the
wine will stain.

You will wash it?

It won't take a moment.
I'll do it in there.

You have
another drink.

Karl.

Karl.

Hans.

Kill him.
Kill him.

Kill him, Christina.

Oh, my dear child- you
shouldn '2' be doing that.

Let me.

It's for the stove,
for your coffee.

Even so, a nice young lady like
you shouldn't be chopping wood.

It's your friend.

I know.
It's terrible.

Hans.

He's come back.

Hans.

He's-come back.

If he's come back
from the grave,

somebody's
brought him back.

What the devil's
going on?

How dare you?
Get away from here.

Baron Frankenstein.
We want to speak to you.

I'm busy.

You'll have
to see them.

They've threatened to burn
down the house if you don't.

And he had written the name of
his assassin in his own blood.

And what was
the name?

Hans.

Hans?

Is this why you've
interrupted my work?

To tell me
this fantasy?

Ireahze that you are an
educated man, baron,

but there are certain things that even the
most learned of men cannot understand.

Are you suggesting
that my late assistant

has been brought to life
again by witchcraft?

You said
the word, sir, not I.

Then you believe that I have
been practicing sorcery.

We do not know what it is
that you do here, sir.

We only know that we have
heard strange noises

and seen strange lights
in the middle of the night.

You are wasting
my time.

I'm afraid you've got
to listen to us, sir,

or we shall have
to take steps.

What do you mean
by "steps"?

There are procedures laid down
for the disposal of witches,

as well
you know, sir.

You mean
you'll burn me?

I see. Gentlemen,
i do assure you--

this has nothing to do with you, doctor.
We know you.

This is between
the baron and us.

What can I do to convince
you that you're wrong?

Produce the body?

If I show you his body,
will you be satisfied?

How do you mean?

By digging it up, of course.
How else do you think?

It's been tampered with.
The screws are loose.

There you are.

Where's the head?

I have done
what you told me.

What am I to do now?

You will kill Johann.

Kill him.
Kill him.

Kill him.

Christina!

She was here.
I saw her this morning.

Had her bed
been slept in?

I don't know,
it was very early.

What was she doing?
She was chopping wood.

Those fools are nearer the
truth than they know.

Hans is alive. His soul is in her body.
He's seeking revenge.

Two of those
ruffians killed.

The third
is still to die.

Well?

And what
do you want?

Stop! Stop!

Stop!

Stop.

Are you traveling far, sir?

How can i
make you understand?

It's not only for my benefit that
you release me, but also for yours.

The murderer
is out there.

She will strike again
if I don't get to her first.

Her? Her. Christina kleve.

What are you
talking about?

It' is true, absolutely
true- she lives.

She lives, but her
soul is not her own.

It belonged to young hans bernau.
You sentenced him to death.

It would appear you
beheaded the wrong man.

Anton.

Karl.

Both dead.
Precisely.

And Johann?

I saw him this morning running
for the coach tolnnsbad.

What' is
all this nonsense ?

I think you'd better explain
yourself, sir, from the beginning.

Would you care for a
glass of wine, sir?

Oh, that's-that's
very kind of you.

Ye-yes,
i would indeed.

You know, i-l can '2'
get' it out' of my head.

Have we met
somewhere before?

We have.
Where?

Drink your wine.

It may help you
to remember.

Yes.

Yes.

Do you expect us to believe all
this childish rubbish, sir?

Do you take us
for fools?

Yes.

He is telling the truth, officer.
He really is.

In that case, you can rely upon
us to apprehend the creature.

And--
and what?

Destroy her?

If necessary.

In the name
ofjustice, I suppose.

I'll get him.

All right.

I give up.

Who are you?

I'll tell you later.

Much later.

Go on.

Hyah.

Won't you even

tell me your name?

Blast.

What is it, coachman?

Horse has thrown
a shoe, sir.

Damn.

How long will it be?
Can't say, sir.

I know where we are. We can
quite easily walk from here.

Through there.

Well, uh,
if you're sure.

Of course.

We can picnic
on the way.

Thank you.

Oh, my hat box.

Follow me.

It's warm.
Yes.

Would you like
to rest for a while?

Mm-hm.

Here.

Are you hungry?

Pass me the basket.

Stop!

Some more?

Another kiss first.

Now.

Please.

Do you really want to
know who I am, Johann?

Mm. How did you know my name?

Lam Christina kleve.

You have done
what you had to do, Christina.

You may rest now
in peace.

Christina.

Christina!

Christina.

Stop there.

Now, listen to what
i have to say.

It wasn't you who
killed those young men.

You didn '2' know
what you were doing.

Let me tell you
who you really are.

I know who I am.
Please.

And what I have to do.

Forgive me.

Christina!