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I've seen some die
from a simple voodoo hex.

If you'd tell me
where she is, I might
be able to save her.

It's too late.

Dr. Renee must die!

Summon the spirits
and cast a spell
upon me now!

(SCREAMS)

NARRATOR: Dr. David Banner,
physician, scientist.

Searching for a way to tap
into the hidden strengths
that all humans have.

Then, an accidental overdose
of gamma radiation
alters his body chemistry.

And now, when David Banner
grows angry or outraged,

a startling
metamorphosis occurs.

(ROARS)

The creature is driven by rage

and pursued
by an investigative reporter.

Mr. McGee,
don't make me angry.

You wouldn't like me
when I'm angry.

The creature is wanted
for a murder he didn't commit.

David Banner
is believed to be dead.

And he must let the world
think that he is dead

until he can find a way
to control the raging spirit
that dwells within him.

(ROARS)

(BAND PLAYING)

DENISE: I had
no one else
to turn to.

The curse
will change him.

Please, Babalao,
just make him stop.

Don't hurt him
or nothing.

BABALAO: Silence.

Did he, Denise?

Yet you say
he takes advantage.

You are his servant,
Denise.

Does it make you a slave
to his every desire?

Indeed.
That is why you come
to me, the Babalao.

Because I have
the magical powers.

I have the gris-gris,
and only I can drive away
the evil in his heart.

Write it, Denise,
his name.

Give it to me, child.

(CHANTING)

You will call me, Denise,

the moment before
your next rendezvous
with Mr. Dufarge.

And with this mojo,
the Babalao will protect you.

And I will chant
so all spirits
can hear.

And you shall be freed
from his every desire
forever.

The magic of the Babalao
transcends the ages.

BABALAO: I am
the only one that stands
between you and Papa Labas,

the spirit of death,

the devil himself,

and the evil he casts
on all nonbelievers.

Yes, Babalao.

Yes, Babalao. I will
always have faith
in your powers.

Papa Labas,
please forgive me.
It's all I got.

LUKE: 50 bucks? Bet
it took her a month
to save that up.

Looks like
we caught us
another fish.

Hooked and ready to clean.

Only this time,
we got ourselves
a whale.

A maid for the honorable
Mr. And Mrs. Dufarge.

Dufarge.

Dufarge.

So you better
keep your camera
ready and loaded.

Couple of photos,
catch old Dufarge with
that cute little maid.

There's no telling
how much he'll pay us
for those negatives.

I got to hand it
to you, Tony.

Tony?

I told you the day
we left the slammer, man,

that I've changed my name
to Antoine Moray,
the all-powerful Babalao.

Look, I may
do your leg work,
Antoine,

but I don't believe that
voodoo stuff of yours
any more than you do.

Does it matter?
As long as people
like Denise

keep faith and
bring us business,
my voodoo works.

Some think it don't.

Either you're
losing your touch,

or that lady doctor
is changing their minds.

You mean
the DuBois Clinic?

Old lady Selene's there
right now with her grandson,
getting a second opinion.

Oh, and the rest
of the flock will be
right behind her.

(SIGHS)

The Babalao has to work
some powerful magic,

some gris-gris.

(SIGHS)

That's your job.

My pleasure.

Only the Doc's
not alone anymore.

She's got a guy
helping her out.

You mean another doctor?

A nurse.

Oh, really?

How much help do you
think that doctor will get

from a man who likes
to play nurse?

(LAUGHING)

(RENEE CHANTING)

The power of good loa
has triumphed again.

Now, Louie,
we've scared away
the evil spirits.

This may sting
a little.

But I want you
to watch David and
squeeze his hand tight.

Here you go,
my friend.

(WINCING)

There you go, now.
It's all over.

It hurt.

I'm sure it did,

but I think you're
a very brave young man.

Yes, he is.
And the spirits
know that, Louie.

They'll remove the curse
left by the rat that bit you.

He can rest
for a few minutes
in the lobby.

Let my magical
gris-gris take effect.

We'll prepare a special mojo
to protect him
through the night.

Only until tomorrow.

Now you understand,
Selene,

it's very important
for Louie that you both
come back here tomorrow.

Yes, Mambo Renee.

All right.

Atta boy.

There you go.

David.

Fill this for me,
would you?

Just get some spices
from the backroom,
anything leafy.

Anything?

All right, David.
I saw the look
you gave me in there.

Now, you're new
around here,

and the way I practice
medicine might seem
a little unusual.

Medicine?

You told Louie
voodoo was curing
his rabies.

Because they believe in that.

Around here,
for blacks and whites alike,
voodoo is a way of life.

I use it
to attract business,

like a pediatrician
puts on a clown suit

to make the kids
feel more comfortable.

I'm doing the same
thing, David.

Only it's a different costume.

Well, don't you think
that by comforting them
with myth and superstition

you're keeping them
from the truth?

Look. I grew up
around here.

I've lived
in this neighborhood
all my life.

I've seen people die
from a simple voodoo hex.

Well, wouldn't you call
that psychosomatic?

As a doctor, yes.

But tell that to them
and we'll never see
another patient.

Don't you understand,
David? Their belief
is that strong.

Now I may do some things
that seem dishonest,

but I've got
to win their belief,
whatever it takes,

or they'll go elsewhere
for treatment.

And then more will die,
just like Louie's
brother, Paul,

under the hand
of the Babalao.

The Babalao?

The Babalao is
a voodoo priest

with legendary powers.

Now when Paul
died of a rat bite,
the Babalao told Selene

that her grandson was cursed
with an evil loa.

Loa?

Spirits, either good or bad.

Selene believes that
we put loa in that syringe,
not vaccine.

What difference
does it make if
it saves Louie's life?

Now they will
believe in me, David,
not the Babalao.

And then I'll
teach them the truth.

You understand?

Yes, I think I do.

I'll help you
as much as I can.

Okay.

Spices.

Spices.

Well, you're shaking,
old woman.

Of course,
I can't say as
I blame you.

If I were you,
I'd be halfway
to Arkansas.

We ain't done nothing.

Nothing wrong.

Now let us be.

Well, now, take it easy.

I'm not gonna hurt you.
I came to help you out.

Like the way
you helped Paul?

We don't need
your help.

Dr. Renee, she
gonna save Louie.

Our trouble is over.

No, you got that backwards.

When you cross the Babalao,
your trouble's just begun.

I mean, you coming here,
you losing the faith.

You know, the Babalao
got so upset he had
to call the Papa Labas,

the devil himself.

And what he said,
you don't even want to hear.

Well, that don't
matter to us.

Mambo Renee, she
got powerful loa,
good medicine.

Yeah. And she scared off
the evil spirits.

Did she?

Is that a little fairytale
she was telling you?

You see,
Renee ain't no mambo.

Renee is a medicine doctor.

She's got less power
in her whole clinic

than the Babalao's got
in his little finger.

Louie.

The doctor wanted you
to have this mojo.

And make sure
you come back
tomorrow, okay?

See you then.

Look, Tony, pardon me, Antoine
or whatever your name is,
you better listen.

If we don't knock off
that lady doctor,
she'll ruin us, man.

Knock her off?

I know that she's
a thorn, Luke, but we
have to be real careful.

Unless you want
a murder charge
all to yourself.

Thanks, buddy.

We could scare her off,
except there's
that nurse.

What if he's
not as soft
as we think he is?

Doesn't matter.

The powers of the Babalao
have no boundaries.

No one is beyond
my control.

Hey, Tony, you're
talking to me, huh?
So cut out the voodoo.

(LAUGHING) Not now, Luke.

Not when we can
really use it.

I don't get it.

I didn't think you would.

But the patients
at the clinic will.

And the evil powers
of Papa Labas will take
the rap for the both of us.

The good doctor and her nurse
won't know what hit them.

(LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY)

If you say so.

Lettuce, cucumbers,
you've got the celery.

Yeah, I have the onions
and the asparagus.

Oh, mandrake.

Mandrake is poison.

In the salad, yes.
But in the mojo...

I know, don't tell me.
It cures the plague.

I think between
the two of us,
we have it all.

Well, if we don't,
let's just pretend,

'cause I'd hate
to brave that
crowd again.

You live here long enough, you
know that around Mardi Gras
everybody goes bonkers.

Yes, I've noticed.

I saw them, too, David.

There were six others
watching us along the way.

But why should they
be frightened of us?

Every time we looked
in their direction,
they'd run and hide.

They're believers.
But not in my medicine.

Mmm-hmm.

It's the Babalao,
isn't it?
Mmm-hmm.

All right,
Renee, tell me
what's going on.

A war.
Hmm?

Battle of magic.

RENEE: The best collection
of magic tricks south
of the Mason-Dixon.

Fighting voodoo
with voodoo?

How else?

When Selene came in here,

it was the best thing
that ever happened
for the clinic and for Louie.

But not for
the Babalao.

For him to keep in business,
he has got to prove to them

that his magic
is stronger than mine.

But what if the Babalao
is not just using magic?

Suppose he's dangerous.
Have you told the police?

Why? What would they
charge him with?

Practicing medicine
without a license.

But he's not.

He's practicing voodoo,
a religion that is protected
by the Constitution.

What about your patients?

Is your magic going
to protect them
from the Babalao?

They think it will.

Until they start
believing in medicine,

I am going to fight the
Babalao with every trick
in the closet.

And I'll win.

Renee, you really
think it's going
to be that easy?

It is if you cheat.

A little tetanus here,
antibiotic there.

A little polio vaccine.

Mmm.

Well, let's see
what happens.

It's 10:00.
Time for loa.

Loa?

Spirits.

Good kind, David.

We can't keep
them waiting, can we?

No.

(CROWD MURMURING)

DAVID: Renee!

Watch it.

(CROWD MURMURING)

The Babalao
has sent a message,

but the loa
have not come
to deliver it.

They have
fled in fear

because they know
Dr. Renee is more
powerful than he is.

(CROWD GASPING)

Now you have seen
the magic of my gris-gris.

The Babalao has failed.

He is weak.

He can no longer heal you.

My clinic is open.

Who will be the first?

(MURMURING)

We be, Mambo.

(CROWD MURMURING)

We believe in you.

(EXCLAIMS)

(SIGHS)

(COUGHS)

You all right?

Louisiana hot sauce.

Well, you said
you'd do anything.

(LAUGHING) Almost.

Dear doctor,
heal thyself.

Oh.

It's gonna hurt again.

Hey, how long have
you had that?

Huh?

That quarter in your ear.
How long have you had that?

There's no quarter.

Sure there is.
Watch. See?

Watch my hands.
You see that? See?
Got your eyes on it?

Watch very
carefully now. Okay.

(CHANTS)

Right there, huh?

Now I think you ought
to keep that quarter.

Since I found it
in your ear,
it must be yours.

Now how about
your shirt, huh?
Okay, my friend?

Okay.

That's my boy.
Thank you.

Okay, you want
to lie down?

And I'll take
your hand, okay?

RENEE: David, please
tell the other patients
we'll be with them soon.

(BAND PLAYING JAZZ MUSIC)

(TRAM BELL DINGING)

Hi, Father!

That's a father?
You mean a priest?

Yes, that's
Father Belmondo.

Well, he sure doesn't
look like one.

Well, that's
'cause he has
that costume.

Excuse me.

Even you'd probably
act a little funny if you
had one of those costumes on.

Yeah, I think I would.

Look, would you like
some cotton candy?

Oh, sure.

Why don't you stay here,
and I'll find my way through
all this and get it for you.

Okay.
Okay?

Excuse me.

Two of those,
please.

(MUFFLED SCREAM)

Thank you.

Renee!

Renee!

Excuse me.

(HULK ROARS)

(ROARS)

(CROWD CHEERING)

(ROARS)

What a hunk.

Come on.
Get loose.

That costume, wow.
It almost looks real.

Renee?

Renee?

Renee?

Operator, please
give me the police.
This is an emergency.

Yes, hello, I'd like to report
a possible kidnapping today
at the Mardi Gras.

DuBois. Renee DuBois.
Dr. DuBois.

No. No, it's not just another
missing person's report.

I can't wait 24 hours.

No, she wasn't drunk!
I'm trying to tell you
her life could be in danger!

Don't...
Don't you understand?

I cannot wait until
tomorrow! I told you,
this can't wait!

(SIGHS)

Selene!

Selene, it's David.
Please open the door.

Selene.

McGEE: You see, sweetheart,
the reason that I stopped
you, I'm a reporter.

Oh!

You understand
what I'm saying?
I'm a newspaper reporter.

Oh.
I just got into town,

and I understand that
yesterday, right
over here...

You see where I'm pointing?
Quite a lot of damage
was done by an enormous...

(STAMMERING)
By an enormous green man.

Now somebody around here
must have noticed him.

I did.

You're kidding.

No. You want
to meet him?

More than anything
in the world.

You got it.

Hey, John. John, man,
come on out.

This guy's doing
a story on you.

Really?

Yeah, well...

(EXHALES) I find it
a little hard
to believe that

that kind of damage
could have been done by

a man in an artichoke suit.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

If you'd just tell me
where he lives, we could
save Dr. Renee.

No, man. Not me.

I can't say.

I think you know.

If you'd help me,
you won't have to fear
the Babalao anymore.

Louie!

Louie!

Louie, listen. Wait,
wait. No, hold it.
Hold it.

I'm not going to hurt you.
Don't be afraid.
I'm not going to...

Louie, I'm not
going to hurt you.

I've got to find Dr. Renee.

Louie?

Louie, she could
have saved your brother
the way she's saving you.

Please, won't you help me?

Please.

Ain't nothing I can do.

The Babalao's gone
and throwed a curse
on Mambo Renee.

Ain't nothing
nobody can do.

Selene, Renee
could die.

Now if you'd tell me
where she is, I might
be able to save her.

It's too late.

I hear telled Babalao's
done put a hex on you, too.

Can't nobody lift
the curse of the Babalao.

Your grandson's life
was in her hands,
and she saved him.

Now Renee's life
is in your hands.

What will you do
for her?

BABALAO: How would
you like a taste
of your own loa, Doctor?

You're crazy to do this.

David's probably got
the police by now.

David?

Didn't he have some
kind of accident?

Yeah. A cake fell on him.

(LAUGHING)
A rather large one, I heard.

Why are you doing this?

Isn't your magical
gris-gris strong enough?

Of course it is.

I'm giving you
an extra-special dose.

And when your patients
see what it does to you,

you'll be
out of business forever.

What is it?

You know, the kind
that paralyzes every
muscle in your body.

You can't move,

but your eyes
can see everything.

No!

(STAGGERED BREATHING)

(BAND PLAYING JAZZ MUSIC)

(DRUMS BEATING)

(PEOPLE CHANTING)

(ALL CHANTING FASTER)

(CHANTING STOPS)

We have come tonight,

in the shadow
of Papa Labas,

the messenger of evil.

The spirit has
cursed Dr. Renee!

A curse so powerful
that even she cannot
control it!

She comes to Babalao
for salvation!

(ALL MURMURING)

The Papa Labas
has decreed, so that
all spirits can hear,

Dr. Renee must die!

(ALL CHATTERING EXCITEDLY)

Be still.

Only I, Babalao, can save her!

With my special powers,

I must defy Papa Labas

before the stroke
of midnight.

That shot, David.
My tummy still hurts.

You're going to be
all right. You've
had shots before

and the pain always
went away, didn't it?

Yes. Just two more
and I'm cured?

Yeah.

Then Mambo's magic
is... It's the
strongest of all.

Medicine,
not magic. Hmm?

What kind of magic
are you going to use
against the Babalao?

He's so powerful.

Well, there's all kinds
of power, Louie.

I'm going to try
the power of reason.

Let's hope it works, huh?

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

(ALL CHANTING)

(WOMAN CONTINUES SCREAMING)

(CHANTING)

This is taken
from the grave

of the great
Mambo Sanite Dede.

She will be your loa
and salvation.

Kiss her.

BABALAO: Move, damn it.

Come on,
come on.

We're running
out of time.

They've got
to see my power.

Snap out of it.

Be gone evil spirit!

I defy Papa Labas!

Grandma Selene,
you have faced
Papa Labas,

the spirit of death,
before, when he
took your Paul.

When you face him now,
you must drive him away.

Babalao, I am
old and frail.

I can't chase
Papa Labas no more.

Do you challenge me,
the Babalao?

(CROWD GASPS)

With these
claws of eagle,
blessed by the spirits,

you will revive
Dr. Renee.

Together, we will
bring her back to life.

The marks of the spirits

must be traced in blood.

Do it, old woman.

Do it!

(DOOR OPENING)

DAVID: Don't
listen to him!

(ALL GASPING)

He has no power over
those that defy him.

Luke!
Oh, is he
your power?

The great Babalao
who commands the spirits
needs a guard?

You all believe
in the power
of the Babalao.

All right.

I defy you!
Show us your
strength now!

Right here.
Summon the spirits,

and cast a spell
upon me now!

(ALL MURMURING)

I am unharmed.

The power of the loa
cast evil on you, nonbeliever!

Is that your power?
Fireworks?

Is that the curse
of the spirits?

Because if it is,
we have nothing to fear.

Because he bought his power
as you can buy his power
in a magic store.

(ALL GASPING)

Is your power
so weak?

(BUZZER RINGS)

If he has no faith
in himself,

why should we have
faith in him?

(ALL EXCLAIMING)

If you listen to him,
you would deny the truths
of our forefathers.

(CHIMING)

The chimes of midnight.

The spirit
of Papa Labas
has spoken.

Mambo must die
because you angered
the spirits.

He kidnapped Renee.
Can't you see
that she's drugged?

She's cursed
because of your
interference.

Even I cannot save
her from her fate.

It isn't her fate.
It's her medicines
you're afraid of.

Renee has evil medicine!

The kind she used
on your grandson, Louie.

For that, Selene,
you must kill her.

Take it.

Take the knife, woman,

or I'll make sure
that the spirits
punish you

with the death
of your grandson, Louie.

Take it.

Take it, old woman.

(HULK GROWLING)

(GRUNTS)

(ROARS)

(PEOPLE SCREAMING)

(SCREAMING)

(ROARS)

(ROARS)

(SCREAMING)

(ALL TALKING EXCITEDLY)

(ROARS)

(GRUNTING)

(ALL MURMURING)

When Moray's clients
found out

how he was getting his power,
they had him arrested
for blackmail and fraud.

Wait till I
add kidnapping
to the list.

It'll take
more than magic
to keep him out of jail.

No more fighting voodoo
with voodoo, huh?

No more.

Well, if you control loa
like you did last night,
whatever you say must be true.

(CHUCKLES)

Well, I don't know
what that big green
thing was,

but it certainly
wasn't a loa.

Well, if Mambo says
it wasn't loa,
guess it ain't.

Louie, do me a favor.
Stop calling me Mambo.

Yes, Dr. Mambo.

(CHUCKLES)

On that note,
I think it's time
for me to get going.

Wait, David.

Hmm?

You got something
in your ear.

Oh, come on, now.
There's nothing
in my ear.

Yeah.

(GASPS)
See?

A quarter!

Well, I guess I get
to keep it, huh?

Uh-uh.

It was mine to begin with.

You be good
to yourself, my friend.

Goodbye.
Goodbye.

And goodbye to you,

Doctor.

Thank you.

Bye.