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  • 5/30/2025
Dive into the chilling world of The Crawling Eye (1958), a classic sci-fi horror film that combines suspense and mystery. Known also as The Trollenberg Terror, this movie tells the story of strange, deadly creatures terrorizing a mountain village, testing the courage of its inhabitants.

Presented in crisp 720p BluRay quality with x264 encoding and AAC audio, this film is a must-watch for lovers of vintage horror and science fiction cinema.
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00:26:51French. Five hundred francs.
00:26:56There's a number on it.
00:27:04H-O-1-1-8-8.
00:27:15Well done. Very good.
00:27:17And who does it belong to, young lady?
00:27:21Philip.
00:27:28It's a rounded sort of object about the size of a tennis ball.
00:27:33Made of glass.
00:27:35I think it's used as a paperweight.
00:27:38There's a model inside it.
00:27:42A mountain and a little hut.
00:27:44And when you shake it, there's a snowstorm.
00:27:55Snow.
00:27:58Mountains.
00:28:00Little hut.
00:28:03Two men in the hut.
00:28:05Ann.
00:28:06Leave her alone.
00:28:07The fat one, he's asleep.
00:28:09Yes, the fat one, he's asleep.
00:28:12But he's not the one.
00:28:15It's the other one.
00:28:19Sitting at a table.
00:28:21Smoking.
00:28:23Writing in a book.
00:28:26He's the one.
00:28:27He's getting up.
00:28:34He's coming towards the door.
00:28:38He's reached the door.
00:28:41He's opening it.
00:28:44He's coming out.
00:28:45Up the slope.
00:28:47Up the slope.
00:28:49Up the slope.
00:28:51Walking slowly.
00:28:54No.
00:28:56Mountains.
00:28:58Paperweight.
00:29:00Glass paperweight.
00:29:01Glass paperweight.
00:29:03Please don't crowd.
00:29:05Get her up to her room.
00:29:07Up.
00:29:09There.
00:29:11Hello.
00:29:13Hello, Brett.
00:29:15You've asked here.
00:29:16What do you want?
00:29:18Are you all right?
00:29:20No.
00:29:22No.
00:29:24No.
00:29:25No.
00:29:26No.
00:29:27No.
00:29:28No.
00:29:29What?
00:29:30Are you all right?
00:29:31Yes, why?
00:29:33Is Brett there?
00:29:34Of course he is.
00:29:35He wouldn't go wandering off in the middle of a night.
00:29:38Just a minute, hold on.
00:29:52Jurist.
00:29:53Jurist, is Brett there?
00:29:54Can you hear me?
00:29:55Jurist.
00:29:56Are you there?
00:29:57Hello?
00:29:59You're right.
00:30:00He's not here.
00:30:01He must have just gone out.
00:30:02I'd better go and look for him.
00:30:05No, don't do that.
00:30:06You'll be lost in five seconds.
00:30:07Just sit tight where you are.
00:30:09I think I should go.
00:30:10Maybe something wrong.
00:30:11No, you're not to move.
00:30:12Stay in the hut.
00:30:13What's the weather like?
00:30:14Not very good.
00:30:15Some heavy cloud coming down.
00:30:17Well, then stay where you are.
00:30:18There'll be somebody at this end of the phone all night.
00:30:19If Brett shows up, or if you need us,
00:30:21bring us here, will you?
00:30:22All right.
00:30:23Bye.
00:30:24Bye.
00:30:25Bye.
00:30:26Bye.
00:30:44Fritz!
00:30:47Fritz!
00:30:49Fritz!
00:30:50Fritz!
00:30:51Fritz!
00:30:52Fritz!
00:30:53Fritz!
00:30:54Fritz!
00:30:55Fritz!
00:30:56Fritz!
00:30:57Fritz!
00:31:01She's coming around, I think.
00:31:08Well, Emma, what happened?
00:31:09It's all right, darling.
00:31:10You passed out.
00:31:15We need something to relax you, sister.
00:31:17Sedative, perhaps.
00:31:18You have such a thing?
00:31:19I may have some sleeping pills in my room.
00:31:21Shall I see if I can find them?
00:31:22Oh, please.
00:31:32Sarah, could I speak with you for a minute, please?
00:31:38All right.
00:31:41I shan't be a minute.
00:31:53Now, Miss Sarah, I don't want you to upset yourself.
00:31:57Are these any good?
00:31:58Oh.
00:32:00Yes, that's fine.
00:32:02Now, you give her two of these, then come downstairs, please, huh?
00:32:05All right.
00:32:16So, Mr. Brett decides to take a walk.
00:32:18That is not so strange.
00:32:20I hope you're right.
00:32:24How is she?
00:32:25Well, she'll be all right, I think.
00:32:27Did you get through to the hut?
00:32:28Yes.
00:32:30Brett isn't there.
00:32:34Did you notice how she said he was coming out of the hut,
00:32:39coming up the mountainside?
00:32:41It was as though she was watching from on the Trollenberg itself.
00:32:45Well, Miss Sarah, I wanted to ask you something.
00:32:51This act of yours, you've been doing it for how long?
00:32:55About two years now.
00:32:57You don't use a code, do you?
00:33:00Well, we used to.
00:33:02And then we found that Anne could guess what I was thinking
00:33:04before I started speaking.
00:33:06But I don't see what this has got to do with it.
00:33:07Please, please.
00:33:09Your sister's telepathic, no?
00:33:11Yes, she is.
00:33:12I want her to give up the act.
00:33:15Why?
00:33:16Well, you saw what happened tonight.
00:33:17It's a dreadful mental strain.
00:33:19That's really why we're taking this holiday.
00:33:21Nevertheless.
00:33:23You will take her away from here first thing tomorrow, please.
00:33:26Take her away?
00:33:27But why?
00:33:30It's not good for her here.
00:33:33You will take her away first thing in the morning, all right?
00:33:36If you say so.
00:33:38Good.
00:33:42Hello?
00:33:46Yes?
00:33:48Yes, he's here.
00:33:50It's for you, Professor.
00:33:57Hello.
00:33:58Hello, Crevent here.
00:34:00Professor, I thought I'd better contact you.
00:34:02That cloud has started moving.
00:34:04Yes, its variation is about six degrees.
00:34:06Radioactivity increasing.
00:34:08Radioactivity is increasing too, sir.
00:34:10Wait a minute.
00:34:11I'll find out.
00:34:17Yes.
00:34:19Yes, I understand.
00:34:21I'll be up in the morning.
00:34:25The cloud has moved.
00:34:27It is at the foot of the South Coral.
00:34:30Where the hut is.
00:34:39Hello.
00:34:41Oh, hello, Alan.
00:34:43No sign of him yet.
00:34:45It's funny as hell outside anywhere.
00:34:47I can't see far.
00:34:49Perishing cold, too.
00:34:51Yes.
00:34:53Yes.
00:34:55Hold on a minute.
00:34:57There's someone outside.
00:34:58Hang on.
00:35:07Brett?
00:35:08Brett, is that you?
00:35:14Horse alarm, I guess.
00:35:15Hang on a minute.
00:35:18I'm just going to close the door.
00:35:33Durst.
00:35:34Can you hear me?
00:35:36Durst.
00:35:39Durst.
00:35:40Hello, hello.
00:35:42Durst.
00:35:46Well?
00:35:49Phone's gone dead.
00:35:56Hello?
00:35:58Are you speaking?
00:36:00Yes.
00:36:03I see.
00:36:06All right.
00:36:08All right.
00:36:10It was the observatory.
00:36:16The cloud has moved away from the hut.
00:36:19Back up to Trollenberg.
00:36:25Is that the back in order?
00:36:26Yes.
00:36:28Have you good night?
00:36:30Yes.
00:36:33We'd better start now.
00:36:34It will be light soon.
00:36:35I thought the locals were afraid of going up that mountain.
00:36:40They are afraid.
00:36:42There's an unwritten law here.
00:36:43At a time like this, they go up no matter what.
00:36:46I have called the spotterplain.
00:36:49But it will not be up till morning.
00:36:51We will be well in our way by then.
00:36:53Ready?
00:36:54All right, Herr Klein.
00:36:55Good.
00:36:57Look after you, sir.
00:36:59Don't worry.
00:37:00I'll stop by the observatory on the way down.
00:37:02Good.
00:37:04Be careful, everybody.
00:37:30Good.
00:37:46Here they come.
00:37:47Professor.
00:37:49Here they come.
00:37:52Men.
00:37:54They're climbing the orange.
00:37:56However, soon.
00:37:57Soon. Soon they'll bear the heart.
00:38:00Keep them away. Keep them away from the heart.
00:38:04Away from the heart. Away from the heart.
00:38:18Professor, what's the matter? Why does she behave like this?
00:38:23Well, well, it's like a radio receiver.
00:38:30You see, your sister's mind is capable of receiving signals sent out by other minds.
00:38:37By yours, for example.
00:38:39But now, well, now there is a stronger signal, I think, a stronger mind.
00:38:45It's jamming the wavelength.
00:38:48But who is it?
00:38:50Well, well, we shall know more about that, I think, when they reach the hut.
00:38:55In the meantime, I say to you again, get your sister out of here before it is too late.
00:39:00Too late for what?
00:39:08Well, it's time I was getting back to the observance.
00:39:10Too late for what, Professor?
00:39:12When they reach the hut, then we will know for sure, I think.
00:39:29The door is locked from the inside. They must be in there.
00:39:31Mr. Brett! Mr. Tewhurst!
00:39:33Just locked in through the window. The place seems deserted.
00:39:51Philip. Come here.
00:39:53Come here.
00:39:58These blankets. Frozen stiff.
00:40:03Where are they?
00:40:05That door was barred on the inside.
00:40:07Yeah.
00:40:08Brooks!
00:40:09Oh, dear.
00:40:25It's the worst.
00:40:28His head's been torn off.
00:40:32Anne, we're leaving here today.
00:40:34No, Sarah.
00:40:35Anne, why not? Look after last night.
00:40:37I just want to stay here, that's all.
00:40:40Now, Anne, I really mean this.
00:40:42We're leaving Trollenberg today.
00:40:45All right?
00:40:50All right.
00:40:52Now, don't you worry about anything at all.
00:40:55Now, I'll go and fix things up.
00:41:05Pick one door.
00:41:07It's about one door.
00:41:08You wish I can see with them in the dark.
00:41:11An eye.
00:41:13Take it away.
00:41:14Yes, dear, shall we be?
00:41:16The door is the door.
00:41:18This door is the door.
00:41:20It's not only the door, but it's the door.
00:41:23Going back.
00:41:28It's not only the door.
00:41:30I'm in the door.
00:41:31You can get.
00:41:55You know these mountains, Herr Klein?
00:41:57What do you think our chances of finding him?
00:41:59Herr Brecht is an experienced climber, so we can only assume that he's hurt.
00:42:03They all have a third orders in the spotter plane to be here any minute.
00:42:07Los, not the fertig.
00:42:09Hey, Alan.
00:42:18This is where the telephone went dead.
00:42:20The wires are broken.
00:42:24What do you make of it?
00:42:26I've never seen that happen before.
00:42:28I have.
00:42:30I saw some experiments with excessive cold once.
00:42:34Water like this is subjected to sufficient cold.
00:42:37It crystallizes.
00:42:37The structure breaks.
00:42:39It's like this hair.
00:42:40It hasn't been cold.
00:42:42Not cold enough for this.
00:42:44Yeah, I know it.
00:42:45It's like a cold.
00:42:46It's like a cold.
00:42:52It's like a cold.
00:42:52It's like a cold.
00:42:55It's medium.
00:42:58You can come to college.
00:42:58Don't eat.
00:43:03Sure.
00:43:03THE END
00:43:33THE END
00:43:37THE END
00:43:39THE END
00:43:41THE END
00:43:43THE END
00:43:45THE END
00:43:47THE END
00:43:49THE END
00:43:51THE END
00:43:53PLANE TO PARTY
00:43:55ARE YOU RECEIVING ME?
00:43:57ARE YOU RECEIVING ME?
00:43:58PARTY TO PLANE
00:43:59RECEIVING YOU LOUD AND CLEAR
00:44:01WHAT IS YOUR POSITION?
00:44:03WHAT IS YOUR POSITION?
00:44:05OUR POSITION
00:44:07MAP REFERENCE
00:44:09265843
00:44:11ROGER
00:44:21PARTY
00:44:22I CAN SEE YOU NOW
00:44:23I SHALL FLY NORTH
00:44:24FOR FIVE MILES
00:44:25THEN TURN WEST
00:44:27FOR FIVE MILES
00:44:28THEN SOUTH
00:44:29I SHALL COVER THIS SEARCH AREA FIRST
00:44:31ROGER PLANE
00:44:33AND I
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00:55:29That should take care of him until the morning, I think.
00:55:31Good.
00:55:33UNO team will be here tomorrow and Dr. Brecker can have a look at him.
00:55:37Do we tell the others what he was trying to do?
00:55:43I don't know.
00:55:53I
00:55:55Don't know about you, but I could use a drink.
00:56:07Alan, what is all this about?
00:56:09Brett behaving like that, I mean.
00:56:11You read the Andy's report, don't you know?
00:56:13Do you mean to say something like this has happened before?
00:56:15Well, that part of the report was hushed up.
00:56:19There was an old woman down there. She was clairvoyant.
00:56:23The villagers thought she was a witch.
00:56:25Actually, it was a case of more than ordinary sensory powers and
00:56:29Crevette was able to hypnotize her.
00:56:31She was remarkably sensitive to outside suggestion.
00:56:35You know, mental suggestion.
00:56:37Under hypnosis, one can tell these things.
00:56:39Well,
00:56:41it was about the same time as we first observed the cloud.
00:56:45She started having these trances.
00:56:49It was as though some mental compulsion was working on her.
00:56:53She began seeing things.
00:56:55We planned a course of hypnosis to try and find out where these compulsions were coming from.
00:57:01But we never get started.
00:57:05There was a man.
00:57:07He went up the mountain.
00:57:09He was missing for 24 hours and then he came down.
00:57:13His coordinations were not quite right.
00:57:17Just like Brett.
00:57:19First opportunity he got, he took a meat ax to the old woman.
00:57:23We got there about 10 minutes later.
00:57:27We were both dead.
00:57:29How did the man die?
00:57:31The man had been dead already 24 hours.
00:57:41I know.
00:57:43I know it's impossible, of course.
00:57:45But, you see, there are certain changes which take place in the body after death.
00:57:51May they follow a pattern that cannot be altered.
00:57:54The man had been dead already 24 hours.
00:57:56There was no doubt.
00:57:58I was unfortunately unable to perform the autopsy.
00:58:04The police took over.
00:58:05Are you trying to tell me that Brett is like that?
00:58:08That we've just been fighting a dead man?
00:58:12We believe that he was sent down that mountain by whatever's up there for the express purpose of killing Ann Pilgrim.
00:58:19They can't afford for Ann to be alive.
00:58:22She's a threat to their security.
00:58:24They tried to entice her up there.
00:58:27Now they've tried this.
00:58:29Neither has worked.
00:58:31So what do they try now?
00:58:33I don't know.
00:58:39Professor?
00:58:40I don't know either.
00:58:42But whatever it is, we won't have to wait long to find out.
00:58:57You know, I'll be right back now in the house.
00:58:59You know what?
00:59:00I don't know.
00:59:01The whole house is in the house to be alive.
00:59:03You, you, you, you.
00:59:05And, you, you, you.
00:59:06Look, you have to wait long to find out.
00:59:07There's also not enough.
00:59:08There's no dream long to find out.
00:59:10In the house.
00:59:11I don't know.
00:59:12You have to wait long to find out.
00:59:13You've seen it.
00:59:14There's no dream long to find out.
00:59:15You have to be alive.
00:59:16What?
00:59:17You, you were a dream pretty implies.
00:59:18You have to wait long to find over.
00:59:20I don't know.
00:59:50Let's go.
01:00:20Let's go.
01:00:50Let's go.
01:01:20Let's go.
01:01:50Helen, please!
01:01:52Helen!
01:01:53Helen, go quickly!
01:01:55Helen!
01:01:57Helen, look at this.
01:01:59What?
01:02:00Hans, bring the light closer.
01:02:10Now put it lower.
01:02:11Lower.
01:02:12Put it on the floor.
01:02:13You see the way the flesh reflects the light?
01:02:16It's almost as though it was crystallized.
01:02:20Like meat that's been deep frozen.
01:02:21I still don't understand how such a...
01:02:22Alan!
01:02:23The observatory's just been on.
01:02:24That cloud's moving again.
01:02:25It's coming down the toilet, toward the village.
01:02:26Hans, I told you you're wasting your time.
01:02:27That phone is dead.
01:02:28The wires have been cut.
01:02:30Gotta get up to the observatory.
01:02:31But we must...
01:02:32You heard what the professor said.
01:02:33That place is built like a fort.
01:02:34We're gonna have any direct contact with these things.
01:02:35At least we'll have some kind of a chance up there.
01:02:36It's insane.
01:02:37We should try to get out to the valley.
01:02:38The road is blocked.
01:02:39The cloud stretches right across it.
01:02:40Alan!
01:02:41We'd better get out to the valley.
01:02:42We're gonna have any direct contact with these things.
01:02:43At least we'll have some kind of a chance up there.
01:02:44It's insane.
01:02:45We should try to get out to the valley.
01:02:46The road is blocked.
01:02:47The cloud stretches right across it.
01:02:48Alan!
01:02:49We'd better get out to the valley.
01:02:50Alan!
01:02:51We'd better get out to the valley.
01:02:52Alan!
01:02:53The observatory's just been on.
01:02:54That cloud's moving again.
01:02:55It's coming down the toilet, toward the village.
01:02:56Hans, I told you you're wasting your time.
01:02:57That phone is dead.
01:02:58The wires have been cut.
01:02:59Got to get up to the observatory.
01:03:00But we must...
01:03:01You heard what the professor said.
01:03:02That place is built like a fort.
01:03:08It's moving, huh?
01:03:09Yes, yes.
01:03:10You go in the next cable car with the girls.
01:03:13You got everyone?
01:03:14You got everyone.
01:03:15There are 12 left.
01:03:16One car's already gone up,
01:03:17and the other one will be down in 10 minutes.
01:03:23Who's dead?
01:03:24Hans.
01:03:38All right, everybody.
01:03:39Let's get up to the cable car as quickly as we can.
01:03:40We haven't got very much time.
01:03:49You got everything, Philip?
01:03:50Yep.
01:03:51You think what about Hans?
01:03:52He's driving through that cloud.
01:04:08Professor, are you sure we're doing the right thing coming up to your observatory?
01:04:17Right or wrong, I don't know.
01:04:19What I do know is, it's wrong to stay down in the village.
01:04:22Out there we stand some chance, at least.
01:04:25Professor, look.
01:04:26On the lower slopes, the cloud.
01:04:28It's moving faster.
01:04:33I hope they see it down there.
01:04:39The operator says it is five minutes now.
01:04:41Good.
01:04:43Alan.
01:04:47The cloud's moving pretty fast now.
01:04:55Please, folks.
01:04:56I'd like for you all to be ready to load in the car as soon as it gets down.
01:04:59We haven't got a second to spare.
01:05:03It's nearly at the hotel.
01:05:04I mean, we could see into that cloud.
01:05:06At least we'd know what we were dealing with.
01:05:08Well, we'll know soon enough.
01:05:36It seems to have stopped at the hotel.
01:05:38Yeah, well.
01:05:39As long as it stays there, we're all right.
01:05:40At least that cloud lets us see where it moves.
01:05:41Let's get aboard as quickly as possible, please.
01:05:42That's it.
01:05:43Hurry along.
01:05:44Please, ma'am.
01:05:45Please.
01:05:46Please, ma'am.
01:05:47Please.
01:05:48My kit.
01:05:49Boy, it's my kit.
01:05:50Of course, the child.
01:05:51If that cloud starts to move this way before I get back, take the car up.
01:05:54Do you understand?
01:05:55No.
01:05:56No.
01:05:57No.
01:05:58No.
01:05:59No.
01:06:00No.
01:06:01No.
01:06:02No.
01:06:03No.
01:06:04No.
01:06:05No.
01:06:06No.
01:06:07No.
01:06:08No.
01:06:09No.
01:06:10No.
01:06:11No.
01:06:12No.
01:06:13No.
01:06:14No.
01:06:15No.
01:06:16No.
01:06:17I don't know why.
01:06:18I don't see the car after the store.
01:06:20That's my care.
01:06:21Oh, my God.
01:06:22Oh, my God.
01:06:23I have my daughter.
01:06:24It's me.
01:06:26Oh, no.
01:06:27Oh.
01:06:28Oh, mad God.
01:06:31Hmm.
01:06:33Hmm.
01:06:34Hmm.
01:06:43Ah!
01:06:46Ah!
01:06:48Ah!
01:06:49Ah!
01:06:50Ah!
01:06:51Ah!
01:06:52Ah!
01:06:53He says she can't do anything.
01:07:05Tell her that Mr...
01:07:12All right, let's get in the cable car.
01:07:15That's it.
01:07:23That was a close shave.
01:07:43In what?
01:07:44We're not through yet.
01:07:53Remember the telephone wires at the hut?
01:08:16Yeah.
01:08:18Does contraption operate in extreme cold?
01:08:32We've worked a cable car at 30 below.
01:08:34Colder than that?
01:08:35It never gets colder than that.
01:08:37Hmm.
01:08:44The cable!
01:08:45It will snap!
01:08:48All right, let's work everybody out.
01:09:09That's it.
01:09:13That's it.
01:09:15We're leaving the villagers out here, sir.
01:09:16The shots are safe and they won't get in the way.
01:09:17Want to have the radio score working?
01:09:18We checked it about 15 minutes ago, sir.
01:09:20Oh, Alan, come here.
01:09:21Alan, we're in big trouble.
01:09:22What now?
01:09:23The cloud is splitting up.
01:09:24Splitting up?
01:09:25There are four of them now.
01:09:26There are four of them now.
01:09:27And all moving this way.
01:09:28How long before they get here?
01:09:29An hour, maybe.
01:09:30We've got just an hour to decide what we're going to do.
01:09:31Better check that radio again.
01:09:32You're going to signal the authorities?
01:09:33Tell them what?
01:09:34What do you use against these things?
01:09:35High explosives?
01:09:36Bombs.
01:09:37The time the plane gets here, those things will be all over us.
01:09:39How do they drop their bombs then?
01:09:40The search still working okay, sir?
01:09:41Good.
01:09:42Let me see that thing again.
01:10:08There's someone knocking at the outside door, Herr Rijn.
01:10:15It's Hans von der Rappel.
01:10:18Hello, ma'am.
01:10:21There are five of them now, and all moving.
01:10:27They'll make up our minds pretty soon. They'll be made up for us.
01:10:33Hans! What's the matter? What happened?
01:10:38The crowd, you are stretched across the road. I turned the car and came back.
01:10:45You all right?
01:10:47Yes. I'm all right, thank you.
01:10:54It is so hot in here.
01:10:57Stay here with the other's hands. You'll be all right soon.
01:11:03Ja, right with him.
01:11:08I know it's a lot to ask, Sarah, but I don't see any other way.
01:11:15Ann, where are you going?
01:11:17I'm just going to sit down in the office.
01:11:18All right.
01:11:19But how can Ann help? She doesn't know anything.
01:11:20We don't know for sure that she can, but, Sarah, we've got to try something.
01:11:21Obviously, she has some kind of contact with these things.
01:11:22I know it's a lot to ask, Sarah, but I don't see any other way.
01:11:26Ann, where are you going?
01:11:27I'm just going to sit down in the office.
01:11:28All right.
01:11:29But how can Ann help? She doesn't know anything.
01:11:33We don't know for sure that she can, but, Sarah, we've got to try something.
01:11:34Obviously, she has some kind of contact with these things, whether she knows it or not.
01:11:36I thought, perhaps, with you controlling her thinking, we might be able to learn something about what we're dealing with.
01:11:41I suppose we could try.
01:11:42Professor, it's at the moment we're on the south coast.
01:11:43I'm just going to sit down in the office.
01:11:44All right.
01:11:45But how can Ann help?
01:11:46How can Ann help?
01:11:47She doesn't know anything.
01:11:48We don't know for sure that she can, but, Sarah, we've got to try something.
01:11:49Obviously, she has some kind of contact with these things, whether she knows it or not.
01:11:52I thought, perhaps, with you controlling her thinking, we might be able to learn something about what we're dealing with.
01:11:58I suppose we could try.
01:12:00Professor, it's at the moment we're on the south coast. It's going down all the time.
01:12:05Gee, it's 45 below.
01:12:07It's still dropping. It's a cloud location, isn't it?
01:12:10There is a cloud there, yes.
01:12:12Wait a minute.
01:12:13Say it's cold, I need.
01:12:15They live in cold.
01:12:16Remember the phone wires at the hut?
01:12:18And Brett complained of being hot after he was infected.
01:12:20Yes.
01:12:21And Hans, too.
01:12:22He complained of the heat.
01:12:23Supposing that...
01:12:24Hans, what about him?
01:12:25He arrived a few moments ago.
01:12:26Said he changed his mind about trying to escape.
01:12:28He complained of...
01:12:29Where is he?
01:12:30Out in the car door.
01:12:32Where's Hans?
01:12:33He went inside a million years ago.
01:12:35He came in here.
01:12:37Oh, they are kidding?
01:12:38Ann!
01:12:47No cells!
01:12:48No!
01:12:49Wait!
01:12:50Wait.
01:12:51Wait, my dear.
01:12:52Please.
01:12:53Poor devil.
01:13:17It's you'll be all right, I think.
01:13:20Well, better take care of him.
01:13:23How thick are these walls?
01:13:40I don't know, two, three feet maybe.
01:13:42Fireproof?
01:13:43Well, yes, they reinforce concrete against the avalanches.
01:13:45Good. Hugo, get on the radio. United Nations in Bern.
01:13:47I want to talk to Colonel Spellman.
01:13:49Now that Ann can't help us anymore, there's only one thing left.
01:13:51What's that?
01:13:52What I said before.
01:13:53Every time we've come up against these things, there's been this intense cold.
01:13:57Remember, you said that Brett looked like he'd been in the deep freeze.
01:14:00Heat, that's what we've got to use. I'm going to ask for a bombing raid.
01:14:02You said that was impossible.
01:14:04Firebombs, that's our answer.
01:14:05Through to burn, Mr. Brooks.
01:14:07Got any petrol?
01:14:08Yes.
01:14:08Fine, get it. All the jars and bottles you've got.
01:14:10I'll add, brother.
01:14:38Let's go.
01:15:08All right, I think a bit more than that one.
01:15:14That's fine.
01:15:17You sure get that rag stuffed in there tight so the petrol won't leak?
01:15:24May I have your attention, please?
01:15:27I don't want anyone to leave this corner unless I say so.
01:15:30Understood?
01:15:32In the meantime, get as many of these ready as you can,
01:15:34and be careful of them. They're dangerous.
01:15:37And I can tell you that help's on its way.
01:15:47Alan.
01:15:48Yeah?
01:15:50How are we going to use these bombs of yours?
01:15:53You light the rags and throw them at those things in a cloud.
01:15:56Alan, come here quickly.
01:15:59Look at this.
01:16:09Cute little things, aren't they?
01:16:10Yeah.
01:16:11I'm going to throw a bomb at that one. You watch on the screen, see what happens.
01:16:14Can you all go up the far end of the corridor, please?
01:16:20Except you. You come with me.
01:16:23I want you to slam this door behind me.
01:16:25Wait for me to knock to come back in.
01:16:27If I don't knock, don't open it, right?
01:16:33All right.
01:16:34Get me a couple more of those bottles.
01:16:49I saw it on the screen.
01:16:51Those things can really move.
01:16:53We've either got to get a direct hit or surround them with so much flame they can't get out.
01:16:56Let me try one.
01:16:57All right.
01:17:20Alan, there's one on the roof.
01:17:22It's taken Philip.
01:17:26All right.
01:17:52Nice.
01:17:56Thanks, Alan.
01:17:57Now what?
01:17:58I don't know.
01:17:59Can't go out that door again, that's for sure.
01:18:00It's the only way in or out of this observatory.
01:18:01I've checked.
01:18:02No more bombs, then?
01:18:03Not these.
01:18:04Well, what do we do, then?
01:18:05I don't know.
01:18:06Nothing much we can do, but wait for that airplane.
01:18:07What are they doing now?
01:18:08Can't tell anymore.
01:18:09They block out the cameras, you see?
01:18:10Yeah.
01:18:11Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:12Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:13Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:14Receiving you loud and clear.
01:18:15DTA in five minutes.
01:18:16Over.
01:18:17Mr Brooks.
01:18:18Yeah.
01:18:19I'm through to the plane.
01:18:20He says ETA in about five minutes.
01:18:21Good.
01:18:22Tell him to make a straight run over the observatory and drop these bombs from the roof.
01:18:23I hope he knows what he wants to do.
01:18:24I don't know.
01:18:25I don't know.
01:18:26I don't know.
01:18:27I don't know.
01:18:28What are they doing now?
01:18:29Can't tell anymore.
01:18:30They block out the cameras, you see?
01:18:31Yeah.
01:18:32Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:33Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:35Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:36Receiving you loud and clear.
01:18:37DTA in five minutes.
01:18:38Over.
01:18:39Mr Brooks.
01:18:40Yeah.
01:18:41I'm through to the plane.
01:18:42He says ETA in about five minutes.
01:18:43Good.
01:18:44Tell him to make a straight run over the observatory and drop these bombs from the roof.
01:18:47I hope he knows what he's doing.
01:18:48Hello.
01:18:49Charlie Roger.
01:18:50Hello.
01:18:51Charlie Roger.
01:18:52Charlie Roger to observatory.
01:18:53No change?
01:18:54No.
01:18:55Repeat.
01:18:56Waiting your instructions.
01:18:57Hello, observatory.
01:18:58I can just make you out through a great deal of low-hanging cloud.
01:19:11Over.
01:19:12Tell him to bomb the cloud.
01:19:13Hello, Charlie Roger.
01:19:14Don't first stick across observatory and cloud.
01:19:15Understand?
01:19:16Bomb the cloud as well.
01:19:17Over.
01:19:18Welcome, observatory.
01:19:19Sounds crazy to me bombing a cloud.
01:19:20Over.
01:19:21Do as you're told.
01:19:22Over.
01:19:23Yes, sir.
01:19:24Out.
01:19:25Stand by, everyone.
01:19:26The target is that cloud.
01:19:27I'm going in to take another look.
01:19:28Well, now all we can hope is these walls withstand the heat of those bombs.
01:19:30Well, we shall know soon enough.
01:19:31Well, we shall know soon enough.
01:20:01Let go.
01:20:02Let go.
01:20:03Help!
01:20:31I'll try a high-level attack first. Here we go.
01:20:57Steady. Steady.
01:21:01There you are. Steady.
01:21:04Bombs away.
01:21:27Standby for low-level attack.
01:21:31Standby for low-level attack.
01:21:40Crowder 2
01:21:44Oh, my God.
01:22:14Oh, my God.
01:22:44Oh, Wilde, tell the villagers they can go down the mountain any time they'd like.
01:22:55Yes, sir.
01:23:03I'm about a breath of fresh air.
01:23:06I'd love a breath of fresh air.
01:23:08Come on.
01:23:11Well, sir, it doesn't look as though you'll have to worry about her any longer.
01:23:16No, it doesn't.
01:23:17Cigarette?
01:23:20Well, Alan, for the first time in weeks, the Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:25Yes, and let's hope it stays that way.
01:23:27The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:35The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:37The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:39The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:39The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:40The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:41The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:42The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:43The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:44The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:45The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:46The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:47The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:48The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:49The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:50The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:51The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:52The Thronenberg is free from cloud.
01:23:53The Thronenberg is free from cloud.

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