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  • 31/05/2025
A young scientist visits his fiancee's house and finds that her father has hidden a meteorite and is using its radiation to mutate the plants and animals, with disastrous consequences.
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00:14:31In
00:14:32Sit down.
00:14:43I'm glad that you have come at this time.
00:15:02I'm glad that you are coming.
00:15:09I'm glad that you're here.
00:15:15I'm glad that you're here.
00:15:28Oh, Mervyn.
00:15:45Mervyn.
00:15:45Are you all right?
00:15:48Yes, sir.
00:15:50I'm going to need your help.
00:15:53You can trust me, sir.
00:15:58By what, Mrs. Whitley?
00:16:01Come here.
00:16:04Here, closer.
00:16:09That box, Mr. Reinhardt, there.
00:16:14Open it.
00:16:19It's an earring.
00:16:21Yes, it's an earring.
00:16:25Take it out of the box.
00:16:27Examine it.
00:16:28It looks like gold.
00:16:33Yes, it's gold.
00:16:35But its importance doesn't lie in the metal it is made of.
00:16:39I'm afraid I don't understand.
00:16:41Why should you?
00:16:43You probably think this whole house is obsessed with mystery.
00:16:48But I tell you, that single earring you are holding in your hand is surrounded by mystery.
00:16:53It belonged to my maid, Helga.
00:16:57She was a nice, simple girl and completely devoted to me.
00:17:02Well, about a month ago, she went down with some terrible disease.
00:17:08I begged off her to go to the doctor in Arkham.
00:17:10Did she go?
00:17:11Did she go?
00:17:12No.
00:17:13No, I don't think she did.
00:17:15No.
00:17:16I don't think she did.
00:17:17No.
00:17:19Mm.
00:17:22Mm.
00:17:22Mm.
00:17:23Mm.
00:17:23Mm.
00:17:53Chains for devils?
00:18:23Whatever it was, she seemed to be overcome by something...
00:18:40Well, it almost seemed like self-loathing.
00:18:45She took to wearing the veil as if she wanted to hide herself from prying eyes.
00:18:50Why is the earring so important?
00:18:53About a fortnight ago, she came here to see me.
00:18:57She... she was crying.
00:19:00She said she was... she was frightened of what was happening to her.
00:19:05What was happening to her?
00:19:07I don't know.
00:19:08I'm not sure.
00:19:11Anyway, she... she left and she dropped that earring.
00:19:16Stephen, I haven't seen her since.
00:19:19Well, perhaps Mr. Whitley knows.
00:19:24My husband says he knows nothing.
00:19:30Stephen, it's because of all these things that are happening here that I had to be sure of you.
00:19:34You are my one hope for Susan.
00:19:36Take her away from here.
00:19:40As soon as you can tomorrow, the next day.
00:19:43You must promise me that.
00:19:45My husband may not allow me to see you or speak to you again.
00:19:48I must have your promise now.
00:19:50What did you talk about?
00:20:15Oh, you.
00:20:17We talked about you.
00:20:18I want you to know I have the parental blessing.
00:20:19Well, half of it, anyway.
00:20:22My room's supposed to be down here.
00:20:23I'll show you.
00:20:30This is the room.
00:20:31I'll have Merwin bring up your case.
00:20:40Susan, how long has your mother been like that?
00:20:43Ill, you mean?
00:20:44Well, that and the darkened room, shaded bed.
00:20:50Not long.
00:20:52She's been worse the past few days.
00:20:55And the doctor has forbidden her to have any visitors?
00:20:58No, she hasn't seen a doctor.
00:21:01Father wants to look after her himself.
00:21:04And what about Helga?
00:21:07Helga?
00:21:08Why all these questions?
00:21:10Well, your mother's very concerned about her.
00:21:12She's disappeared.
00:21:14Susan, what's going on here?
00:21:15I don't know, Steve.
00:21:20What else did your mother talk about?
00:21:24Come here.
00:21:34Your mother did ask whether my intentions are honorable.
00:21:37Are they, Steve?
00:21:38What do you think?
00:22:00You shouldn't have invited Reinhardt here.
00:22:03You're a difficult woman, Letitia.
00:22:07No, not difficult.
00:22:10Only afraid.
00:22:12Oh, so that's it.
00:22:15The sins of the father, sir.
00:22:17Well, let me warn you.
00:22:19Nothing is going to deter me from my purpose.
00:22:22Yes, that's what Corbyn said.
00:22:24But he's dead.
00:22:25Letitia has been dead for a long time.
00:22:28If there was evil, it's buried with him.
00:22:33All the remains of Corbyn is a few harmless objects in the cellar.
00:22:38No, no.
00:22:38You know how the light pains me.
00:22:40No.
00:22:40Why do you persist in this delusion?
00:22:43Please, Nan, close the curtains.
00:22:45Please.
00:22:47I wonder if you realize how like Corbyn you've become.
00:22:52There's no similarity whatsoever.
00:22:56I've uttered no incantations.
00:22:58Neither have I cried out to any of the other so-called creatures of evil.
00:23:06It's only your methods that differ.
00:23:08And you know why?
00:23:10Because I don't believe in it, any of it.
00:23:12I never have believed in it.
00:23:14It is you who would perpetuate these blasphemies, these absurdities.
00:23:19None.
00:23:21I saw your father change from an upright, God-fearing man into an old man possessed of the devil.
00:23:30Whatever happened to my father will not happen to me.
00:23:33It's already happening.
00:23:35I could rather see it happening to you, Letitia, but not to me.
00:23:39It's happening to all of us.
00:23:42There's evidence of it all around us.
00:23:44It has nothing to do with Corbyn Whitley.
00:23:46Corbyn was invoking the dark powers when he died.
00:23:51Now his call is being answered.
00:23:56So that is why you sent for Stephen Reinhardt.
00:23:59I sent for him to take Susan away from here.
00:24:02What have you told him?
00:24:04Nothing.
00:24:05Are you sure?
00:24:06I don't need to tell him anything.
00:24:08He can see for himself.
00:24:10I don't want him here.
00:24:11He must leave.
00:24:12One way or another, he must leave.
00:24:14He is a guest here.
00:24:15None.
00:24:16I will not have him interfering.
00:24:18Would you prefer that I went into the town and showed myself?
00:24:23The once beautiful Letitia Whitley.
00:24:29Very well.
00:24:31A day, perhaps.
00:24:33A day, but no more.
00:24:34Then he must leave.
00:24:34Well, perhaps by then you will have seen the truth.
00:24:37The truth is that I see the future, and all that I've planned for it will fill it with a richness we have never known.
00:24:50Yes, that is what you see.
00:24:55All that I can see is horror.
00:24:58Horror!
00:24:58I'm sorry, sir.
00:25:26Well, I'm sorry.
00:25:28I'm sorry, sir.
00:25:29I'm sorry.
00:25:31I'm sorry.
00:25:31I'm sorry.
00:25:32It's a very large room.
00:26:02Big enough for a king's banquet.
00:26:13There used to be many parties here, Steve, in my great-grandfather's time.
00:26:18But nonsense?
00:26:19None that I remember.
00:26:21Why not?
00:26:22I don't know.
00:26:24Perhaps the name of Whitley no longer commands the affection and respect it once did.
00:26:29Is that why no one in the village would drive me out here?
00:26:35You mean you had to walk all that way?
00:26:37The villagers have no use for us, Mr. Reinhardt.
00:26:40I may add the feeling is mutual.
00:26:44Mervyn.
00:26:45Yes, sir?
00:26:48Has Mrs. Whitley had her dinner?
00:26:50I placed a tray before her sermon.
00:26:52She didn't seem to want it.
00:26:53I'll take her up something a little later, Father.
00:26:58What was that?
00:27:09Mr. Whitley, I noticed a strange blackened area on the way to the house.
00:27:15What happened there?
00:27:16There was a fire, Steve.
00:27:23A fire?
00:27:25Why do you say it like that?
00:27:27Well, uh, did you see it?
00:27:29No.
00:27:30But Father did.
00:27:32Why are you so curious?
00:27:34Well, everything...
00:27:35Everything is dead in the area.
00:27:36Nothing seems to grow there.
00:27:37I touched a branch and it fell to ashes.
00:27:39My daughter has already told you there was a fire.
00:27:43But, Mr. Whitley, no fire leaves a place like that.
00:27:46My father's never allowed me to go on the heath.
00:27:52Why not?
00:27:54I don't know.
00:27:56But after the fire, some of the villagers disappeared there.
00:27:59No one's ever been able to explain what happened.
00:28:01I think, Susan, you're inclined to exaggerate.
00:28:05I would suggest, possibly, that you both...
00:28:07Mervyn!
00:28:13What's the matter with him?
00:28:15It's all right.
00:28:15This has happened before.
00:28:16But he's unconscious.
00:28:17Perfectly all right.
00:28:18I'll take care of it.
00:28:19I know exactly what to do.
00:28:20Susan!
00:28:22Come on, Steve.
00:28:26Steve!
00:28:26Mother, I brought you a dinner.
00:28:33I brought you a dinner.
00:28:37Mother, I brought you a dinner.
00:28:53It's your favorite.
00:28:56Take it away.
00:28:58Well, you must eat.
00:28:59Shh.
00:29:01Quiet, child.
00:29:02Listen.
00:29:04Listen.
00:29:06What is it?
00:29:07Shh.
00:29:08Quiet.
00:29:10Yes.
00:29:13Yes.
00:29:13Yes.
00:29:14Yes.
00:29:14Yes.
00:29:15Yes.
00:30:46Oh, I wish I could.
00:30:46Tonight.
00:30:47I can't.
00:30:48Why?
00:30:49Well, I can't leave mother the way she is.
00:30:51First it was the light, she couldn't stand it.
00:30:53Then she took to her bed.
00:30:54Now she won't eat.
00:30:55Susan, it was your mother who made me promise to take you away from here.
00:30:58Darling, I want to go with you.
00:31:00We're leaving here right away.
00:31:01No, it's impossible.
00:31:03Tomorrow morning.
00:31:04I'm afraid she won't be any better in the morning.
00:31:07Poor Steve.
00:31:08I wish I knew what to do.
00:31:09Steve!
00:31:15Why?
00:31:16By the window.
00:31:25There's nothing there.
00:31:26It's your imagination.
00:31:27I'm not imagining it.
00:31:29Let's not talk about it anymore.
00:31:30We'll discuss it tomorrow.
00:31:30Now, you have to get some rest.
00:31:33Oh, Steve.
00:31:35I love you.
00:31:36And I love you.
00:31:48And everything's going to be all right.
00:31:49All right.
00:32:06And everything's going to be all right.
00:32:36It came from downstairs.
00:32:44It came from downstairs.
00:33:06It came from downstairs.
00:34:19Where does this go?
00:34:39It leads to Merwin's room.
00:35:09Father!
00:35:14You shouldn't have come down here.
00:35:16But the screaming and the noise.
00:35:19Miss Merwin, he's dead.
00:35:21It was terrible.
00:35:23Now, please go back up to your rooms.
00:35:25Nobody can do anything to help now.
00:35:27Now, wait a minute.
00:35:28What's this all about?
00:35:30How did he die?
00:35:32He's been ill for a very long time.
00:35:34Where's the body?
00:35:36That's really none of your business.
00:35:38Well, I seem to think it is my business.
00:35:40No, Susan.
00:35:40Wait a second, Susan.
00:35:41You don't seem to realize what's happened here.
00:35:43This is my house.
00:35:44I must ask you to allow me to run my own affairs my own way.
00:35:47Hey, this may be your house but a man is dead.
00:35:51Get dressed.
00:36:08We're going to leave now.
00:36:08I can't leave now, Steve.
00:36:11Please don't make trouble.
00:36:16Good night.
00:36:19Good night.
00:36:38Good night.
00:37:08Good night.
00:37:38So, let's go.
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00:50:08What was that?
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00:57:38Get out of this.
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01:06:08You can't.
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