- 6/27/2025
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00:00From the beginning of time many men have sought the unknown
00:26Delving into dark regions where lie those truths which are destined to destroy them
00:34Of all these eerie adventurers into darkness
00:38None was more driven by insatiable curiosity
00:42Nor went further into the unknown than the unforgettable Baron Frankenstein
00:48So infamous were his exploits that his name stands forever as a symbol of all that is shocking, unspeakable, forbidden
00:58Thus in our day any story which chills the soul and freezes the blood is truly a tale of Frankenstein
01:07Now join us in the mystery, the excitement and the stimulation that comes when we tell a story so weird, so dark, so harrowing
01:15That it deserves to be called one of the many Tales of Frankenstein
01:21I would get soaked to my skin
01:37Hurry up
01:39Can't we wait a few minutes?
01:41Hurry up
01:43Why do we have to leave here every night?
01:45Can't we sleep in?
01:47But why?
01:51Why?
01:52Why?
01:53The Baron doesn't want any servants sleeping in
02:17The Baron doesn't want to wait
02:18At the least at a time
02:19Well, let's go
02:20Please stand back
02:21Calm down
02:22Take a long breath
02:23Let's move
02:24aqui
02:25Obrigi
02:26Glad
02:26Can't we
02:41Help
02:43Why?
02:44Let's go.
03:14Let's go.
03:44Let's go.
04:14Let's go.
04:44Let's go.
04:46Let's go.
04:48Let's go.
04:50Let's go.
04:52Let's go.
04:54Let's go.
04:56Let's go.
05:00Let's go.
05:02Where do I find it?
05:04Let's go.
05:08Let's go.
05:10Let's go.
05:12Let's go.
05:20Let's go.
05:22Let's go.
05:28Let's go.
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06:12Let's go.
06:13Let's go.
06:14Let's go.
06:15Ow.
06:16It's right there in Frankenstein.
06:21Get the carriage.
06:23Tonight.
06:24Get the carriage now.
06:43Let's go.
07:13Would you like to see the Baron?
07:17I am Baron Frankenstein.
07:20My name is Halpert, Paul Halpert.
07:23This is my wife, Christina.
07:26Please.
07:30I hope you'll forgive us for intruding on you at such a late hour.
07:37Paul.
07:38Allow me.
07:39Right over there, please.
07:43Well, your husband appears to be quite ill.
07:51What brings him out on a night like this?
07:54A matter of life and death.
07:59Of life and death?
08:01Yes, you were right, Baron.
08:02My husband is ill.
08:04Critically ill.
08:05We've come here to ask your help.
08:07I don't understand.
08:08I'm not a physician.
08:10We know that.
08:11We've heard about your work.
08:13I still don't understand.
08:16We've heard you can create life.
08:19If that is true, you must also be able to prevent people from dying.
08:24I'm afraid facts have a peculiar way of becoming distorted, Mrs. Halpert.
08:33It is true I was once involved in certain experiments with animals.
08:37Research on prolonging the span of life.
08:41But as for humans, that kind of experimentation is against the law.
08:47We're not here to spy.
08:49If you're concerned about ethics...
08:50There's really nothing to be ethical about.
08:52Well, then, if it's a matter of money, here.
08:54I'll have my jewels.
08:55Everything we possess.
08:58You are placing an exaggerated value on my lack of knowledge.
09:04Baron, please.
09:10I'll have this.
09:11You have good hands.
09:23Are you an artist?
09:25A sculptor.
09:28You will help him.
09:31I wish I could.
09:32But I'm afraid I cannot work miracles.
09:36I suggest you take your husband back to the village, Mrs. Halpert.
09:38Any physician can do more than I can.
09:42You're telling us to leave.
10:00I'm sorry.
10:08Good night.
10:10Good night.
10:38I'm sorry.
11:03That's all I can do.
11:06He can't die.
11:14Doctor, you're a man of influence.
11:17He will listen to you.
11:18Who will listen to me?
11:20Baron Frankenstein.
11:22Frankenstein?
11:23He could keep Paul alive.
11:26Believe me, if I were not sympathetic with your despair, madam...
11:28Surely you've heard of Frankenstein's experiments.
11:32The stories I have heard I have chosen to disregard.
11:34For your own good, I would suggest you do the same.
11:39You have just finished telling me there's no hope.
11:45I was just trying to be realistic, Mrs. Halpert.
11:49Believe me, I understand your desperation.
11:52Is it a violation of a doctor's ethics to admit it's possible?
11:56Someone has found the secret of life and death.
11:58If such a secret existed, the medical profession would know it.
12:03Does the medical profession know everything?
12:06Does it, doctor?
12:06Doctor?
12:12Don't.
12:26Do it.
12:44Do it.
12:45Earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust, ensure and certain hope of the resurrection
13:09unto eternal life.
13:11Amen.
13:15Mrs. Halpert, somehow I feel guilty.
13:31That's very charitable of you, Baron.
13:34Unfortunately, your sense of guilt will not bring my husband back.
13:37Come back before sunrise and finish the job.
13:56I must close the grave.
13:58Leave it open until sunrise.
14:06I'm taking a chance if they find out.
14:09I'm taking a chance.
14:39Oh, my God.
15:09Would you have my luggage brought down, please?
15:16I'll be leaving in about an hour.
15:18Yes, madam.
15:24Could I have some of those flowers?
15:26Of course.
15:30Take them all.
15:39I'm sorry.
16:07Your journey ended so unhappily.
16:11You've been very kind.
16:13I've had your luggage put in the carriage.
16:16I will have it brought around whenever you are ready.
16:19I'll be ready as soon as I've seen the police.
16:22Is something wrong, madam?
16:24Yes.
16:25And if you'll be good enough to tell me where I can contact...
16:27Another Stein.
16:29No, two more Steins.
16:31Quickly.
16:32That man over there.
16:34I saw him at the funeral.
16:36Isn't he the caretaker?
16:38Something of the sort.
16:40He earns his living by preparing and tending the graves.
16:43I hope you will forgive my disturbing you.
16:49But there is a question I'd like answered.
16:51Why wasn't my husband's grave properly closed?
16:54Halpert, I believe you were at the funeral.
16:57Halpert?
16:58Oh, of course, certainly.
17:00Why wasn't the grave closed?
17:02Would you believe it, ma'am?
17:04I was on my way to do just that.
17:08Well, I'm afraid you're a few hours late.
17:10The grave has already been violated.
17:12No, that is impossible.
17:15No, it must be your imagination.
17:18I don't believe the police will think it is my imagination.
17:22Nor do I think they will take a light view of your leaving a grave unsealed all this time.
17:27I'm sure they have laws about that.
17:31Please, madame.
17:32It was not my fault.
17:34I had instructions.
17:36What do you mean, instructions?
17:38From whom?
17:40The name does not matter.
17:42It matters to me.
17:43I'm sure it will matter to the police.
17:45Oh, please.
17:46I beg you, madame.
17:47It is the only work I know.
17:49The name of the person.
17:54Baron Frankenstein.
17:57Baron Frankenstein instructed you not to seal the grave?
18:01It's the truth.
18:03This is a drunken lie.
18:04I swear to you.
18:06I was paid well to say nothing.
18:09If you go to the police.
18:11Under the circumstances, that is the last place I'd want to go.
18:15What are you doing here?
18:29At the funeral, when you told me you had a sense of guilt, I didn't believe you.
18:33I know now I was wrong.
18:34I'm afraid I do not understand.
18:38Keeping up this pretense is useless.
18:40I saw the gravekeeper at the inn.
18:42He told me everything.
18:44What are you talking about?
18:46He told me you were the one who paid him to leave the grave unsealed.
18:49Do you believe the rantings of a drunken sot?
18:52I might not have.
18:54Except for this.
18:59The locket?
19:01It was buried with my husband.
19:02I found it outside the grave.
19:04How did it get there?
19:06Unless you changed your mind.
19:07Mrs. Halbert, take my advice.
19:13Go back to your family.
19:15Stop looking for miracles.
19:16Oh, no.
19:17Let me see you.
19:18He's dead.
19:19He's buried.
19:19You saw it with your own eyes.
19:21Now, will you please leave?
19:23What have you done with him?
19:24Who's up there?
19:37What's that?
19:41What's that?
19:41What's that?
19:42What's that?
19:42Stop it.
20:05Your name?
20:05Your name is Halbert.
20:11If you remember and understand, lift your hands.
20:28You can't think.
20:30You can't remember.
20:33Your brain is alive again, Halbert.
20:35It can function.
20:37It has intelligence.
20:39You wanted life.
20:40And I have given it to you.
20:43Yours was the brain that I needed.
20:46And it's the brain that makes it all work.
20:50Now, listen.
20:52Do what I tell you.
20:58Sit down.
21:00Get out!
21:14Get out!
21:16Oh
21:46Oh
22:13Stop I shoot
22:16Stop
22:46Don't come any closer
22:47Don't come any closer
22:54Don't come any closer
22:55Don't come any closer
22:56Don't come any closer
23:02Don't come any closer
23:03Don't come any closer
23:09Oh, my God.
23:39Oh, my God.
24:09Oh, my God.
24:39Oh, my God.
25:09He did what we asked him to do.
25:12We had no right to ask him to commit a crime against God.
25:17The life you had was brief, but it was decent and good.
25:22Don't destroy everything now because of a hideous face and grotesque body that aren't yours.
25:28Please?
25:29Please?
25:29Oh, my God.
25:59I need him.
26:01Baron Frankenstein.
26:13Robbing graves, Baron, is a serious offence.
26:16I will have to place you under arrest.
26:18You have your job to do.
26:23And so have I.
26:24And I don't think either of us would let anything stand in the way of fulfilling our respective destinies.
26:36Time is of small matter.
26:40You see, there's always tomorrow.
26:45You see, there's always tomorrow.
27:15There's always tomorrow.
27:16You see, there's always tomorrow.
27:19Good morning.
27:19Good morning.
27:20Listen.
27:22Good morning.
27:23What?
27:23I don't know.
27:23What?
27:24What?
27:33What?
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