🚂🧠 Horror Express (1973) Full Movie | Christopher Lee & Peter Cushing Face Alien Terror on a Train! ❄️👁️💀 - video Dailymotion

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Step aboard the Trans-Siberian Express, where science meets horror in this chilling 1970s cult classic. Horror Express (1973) blends sci-fi, supernatural mystery, and gothic suspense, starring the legendary duo Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing—plus a mind-controlling alien loose on the train!  📽️ Plot Summary: An English anthropologist (Lee) boards a train from China to Moscow, transporting a mysterious frozen creature believed to be the missing link. But as passengers begin to die—eyes wide and brains drained—it becomes clear the monster isn’t dead… and it’s not alone. 🧊👹🧬  🕰️ Year Released: 1973 🎭 Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller 🎬 Directed by: Eugenio Martín 🎞️ Starring: Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Telly Savalas  🎯 Why Watch It? ✔️ A spooky, stylish mix of science fiction and supernatural horror ✔️ Electric chemistry between horror legends Lee & Cushing ✔️ Set entirely on a train—claustrophobic suspense at its best ✔️ Underrated public domain gem with cult status  🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE 👍 | COMMENT 💬 | SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more cult horror classics, sci-fi thrillers, and vintage nightmares!  👇 Watch more chilling vintage horror here: 📺 https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYSxyPafGbnT7hNTlq29mZQJKn7wrNglY ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🎞️ #HorrorExpress #ChristopherLee #PeterCushing #SciFiHorror #VintageHorror #CultClassic #PublicDomainMovies #MonsterOnATrain ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 🚨 Don’t miss the unforgettable terror racing across the icy rails in Horror Express (1973) — the monster isn’t just in the box… ________________________________________

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00:00:00The End

00:06:09I'm just collecting a few specimens.

00:06:11Miss Jones let me introduce Professor Alexander Saxton.

00:06:13Miss Jones has been assisting me. Bacteriology, excellent technician.

00:06:17For a woman, he means.

00:06:43Hi, sir.

00:07:01Excuse me.

00:07:03Two private compartments, two mosquitoes, please.

00:07:06Two, you say? Will that be all?

00:07:08And three crates of animals.

00:07:10Impossible.

00:07:12I know I'm asking you to perform miracles.

00:07:14Can I help you?

00:07:44It's called squeezing, China.

00:07:46The American people know how.

00:07:48And in Britain, we call it bribery and corruption.

00:07:52Now, sir.

00:07:54Excuse me.

00:08:06You...

00:08:07Get off!

00:08:08What?

00:08:09Sir Alexander Saxton.

00:08:10Yes.

00:08:11Captain O'Higgins, sir.

00:08:12General Wang told me to find you.

00:08:13And to make myself useful.

00:08:14Um...

00:08:15Now I remember.

00:08:16I do have Your Excellency's ticket.

00:08:17Your...

00:08:18Your ticket.

00:08:19Right here.

00:08:22And the Lord has mercy on his soul.

00:08:23Not that he deserves it.

00:08:24The dirty thief.

00:08:25You have his things?

00:08:26No.

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00:09:03a thief but he was blind blind he could spot the policemen a mile away

00:09:24the work of the devil

00:09:33can i be of any assistance father

00:09:40this is yours it is but i demand an explanation

00:09:45whatever you have here is unholy and must be destroyed

00:09:51inspector mirov what is in there excellency fossils what is a fossil a stone

00:10:12stones there wouldn't be something valuable in there like gold gold it's a laboratory specimen

00:10:21no value to a thief where there is god

00:10:25there is always a place for the cross even on this stone floor just so

00:10:33but satan is evil and where evil is there is no place for the cross

00:10:44rubbish a conjurer's trick

00:11:02captain yes sir you get your men to put the crate on the train

00:11:06ready

00:11:14lift it up

00:11:20off you go

00:11:22on

00:11:29on

00:11:33on

00:11:34on

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00:11:44on

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00:11:57Follow me.

00:14:43Exactly.

00:14:54Mrs.

00:14:56Who are you looking a direct presentation?

00:14:57too. I am honored, madame. Oh, yes, England. Queen Victoria, crumpets, Shakespeare. I admire

00:15:07Poland, madame. I believe that there is a bond between our countries. My husband, the

00:15:14Count Petroski, says that in the 15th century, your King Henry betrayed us to the Russians.

00:15:21Hmm. I hope that you and your husband, madame, will accept my profoundest apologies. She's

00:15:28really afraid. I wonder what it is. May I escort you back to your carriage, madame?

00:15:51Yours? Oh, thank you. Excuse me. Yes? I was on the platform before, when that mad monk

00:16:19was carrying on. Yes? I'm an engineer, a scientist. And this is ordinary chalk. How do you explain

00:16:33it not writing on that crate? Hypnosis, yoga. These mystics can be very convincing. They

00:16:41can even hypnotize themselves. The fresh food we will pick up. Who will pay for it, sir?

00:16:57Hmm? Oh, just keep an account of how much you spend. Hmm? Ah. If, um, someone were to drill

00:17:06a little hole in this crate during the night, and, ah, take a look at what's inside, I'd be

00:17:11very grateful.

00:17:13I'd be very grateful.

00:17:32Let's you know, though.

00:17:34Help me.

00:17:42In what way, madame?

00:17:49Is this number eight?

00:17:50That's next door, a well's compartment.

00:17:55There, there. Don't cry.

00:17:56Everything will be all right.

00:18:03Excuse me.

00:18:05Sorry, dear fellow. I'm afraid you're in the wrong pew. Here. Number eight. Do you see?

00:18:11Eight A. Lower birth. Eight B. Upper birth.

00:18:18Don't worry. Look here. I was supposed to have this compartment to myself.

00:18:22If you don't mind. I'm sorry if I'm in your way.

00:18:26Excuse me. I have no ticket, and I have to get out of Shanghai. I'm sure I can make it worth your while.

00:18:32The young lady's in trouble.

00:18:34Well, what do you suggest we do about it?

00:18:36Couldn't you, couldn't you double up at somebody else?

00:18:39Miss Jones?

00:18:41Steady.

00:18:42I'm sure we can all get along very well together.

00:18:52Miss Jones.

00:18:53Miss Jones.

00:18:54Miss Jones.

00:18:55Miss Jones.

00:18:56Miss Jones.

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00:18:59Miss Jones.

00:19:00Miss Jones.

00:19:01Miss Jones.

00:19:02Miss Jones.

00:19:03Miss Jones.

00:19:04Miss Jones.

00:19:05Miss Jones.

00:19:06Miss Jones.

00:19:07Miss Jones.

00:19:08Miss Jones.

00:19:09Miss Jones.

00:19:10Miss Jones.

00:19:11Miss Jones.

00:19:12Miss Jones.

00:19:13Miss Jones.

00:19:14Miss Jones.

00:19:15Miss Jones.

00:19:16Miss Jones.

00:19:17Miss Jones.

00:19:18Miss Jones.

00:19:19Miss Jones.

00:19:20Miss Jones.

00:19:21Let's go.

00:19:51Let's go.

00:20:21Let's go.

00:20:51Let's go.

00:21:21Let's go.

00:21:51There's the stink of hell on this train.

00:22:09Even the dog knows it.

00:22:11When the Englishman comes to call, what should I wear?

00:22:20Sure of yourself, aren't you?

00:22:22The blue one with the decollete.

00:22:24Or perhaps the red one?

00:22:31You're jesting with her immortal soul.

00:22:34That's why we keep you, Pujardov.

00:22:37Our immortal souls are your concern.

00:22:40She's afraid of something.

00:22:47Tell me, Pujardov.

00:22:51Yes?

00:22:52Which do you think I should wear for the Englishman?

00:22:56The red or the blue?

00:22:58Enough.

00:23:00I forbid you to talk this way.

00:23:03You forbid.

00:23:03Forgive me, Your Excellency.

00:23:08My concern for the spiritual welfare of the Countess.

00:23:13I forgot myself.

00:23:16I will pray for humility.

00:23:21Pray hard, Pujardov.

00:23:23Or you'll find yourself trained for a job, too.

00:23:26May the father look so.

00:23:28Most.

00:23:28Oh, it's the piece I was playing.

00:23:48I wonder who it is.

00:23:58I wonder who it is.

00:24:23What?

00:24:23I wonder who it is.

00:24:25What do you think?

00:24:27you wish to see us i thought one of you might know what happened to the baggage man

00:24:37i haven't the remotest idea what about you

00:24:41perhaps it had something to do with what's inside that crate i agree with you he was trying to open

00:24:48it when something happened what

00:24:50fortunately he was interrupted yes by whom

00:25:01why are you so worried about it being opened it may be my fault i asked the baggage man to take a

00:25:09look i was curious there was no concern of yours or of yours

00:25:15one man dead another missing it's time we open this box you do no such thing give me the key

00:25:45see if you can open the crate with that

00:25:50go ahead

00:26:15my god it's the baggage man what was in there i told you a fossil part eight part man it lived two

00:26:45million years ago are you telling me that a date that lived two million years ago got onto that

00:26:50crate killed the baggage man and put him in there then locked everything up neat and tidy and got

00:26:55away yes i am it's alive it must be lock him up we'll search the train and find it whatever it is

00:27:03and destroy it but if it's alive i want this kept quiet i don't want to panic the passengers

00:27:15so

00:27:26oh

00:27:31Oh, my God.

00:28:01Oh, my God.

00:28:31Oh, my God.

00:29:01Oh, my God.

00:29:31Oh, my God.

00:30:01Oh, my God.

00:30:31Oh, my God.

00:30:33Oh, my God.

00:30:35Oh, my God.

00:30:37Oh, my God.

00:30:39Oh, my God.

00:30:41Oh, my God.

00:30:43Oh, my God.

00:30:47Oh, my God.

00:30:49Oh, my God.

00:30:51Oh, my God.

00:30:53And I don't believe so.

00:30:55Oh, my God.

00:30:59Oh, my God.

00:31:01Oh, my God.

00:31:03Oh, my God.

00:31:05I beg your pardon, it was somebody else.

00:31:21What's the matter?

00:31:23The eye of that fish.

00:31:26It's white.

00:31:29Naturally, it's boiled.

00:31:32Boiled?

00:31:34Yes.

00:31:41Is it true you're a doctor?

00:31:44Ask me when I finish my dinner.

00:31:46It's urgent.

00:31:48What are the symptoms?

00:31:49He's dead, you saw him.

00:31:52Oh, that one.

00:31:53There's nothing I can do for him.

00:31:56Now there's one more dead.

00:31:57One of my soldiers.

00:31:58The same white eyes.

00:31:59I want to know the cause of death.

00:32:01Who's dead?

00:32:03Keep your nose out of it.

00:32:04You didn't hear anything.

00:32:07Excuse me.

00:32:11Is Professor Sexer's fossil still at large?

00:32:13I think the fossil, or whatever it is, escaped.

00:32:16Jumped off the train.

00:32:22Miss Jones, I shall need your assistance.

00:32:24Yes, but at your age, I'm not surprised.

00:32:30With an autopsy.

00:32:32Oh, well, that's different.

00:32:33It's different.

00:32:47Very curious.

00:32:52A genetic defect, obviously.

00:32:53Scuffle?

00:32:54Mm-hmm.

00:33:03Can you keep that still?

00:33:04Mm-hmm.

00:33:10What is he doing?

00:33:11Tree pen.

00:33:12Don't get up, please.

00:33:25Don't get up, please.

00:33:26I see you have decided to die in alone, Sir Alexander.

00:33:39I've eaten in worse circumstances, and in worse company.

00:33:48That's all.

00:33:50There you are, Doctor.

00:34:01You're in bad humor because you've lost your box of bones.

00:34:04Hmm?

00:34:08That box of bones, Madame, could have solved many of the riddles of science.

00:34:15If the theory of evolution is confirmed,

00:34:18if the science of biology is revolutionized,

00:34:21if the very origin of man is determined...

00:34:23I have heard of evolution.

00:34:25It's... it's immoral.

00:34:27It's a fact.

00:34:29And there's no morality in a fact.

00:34:34It's a fact.

00:34:38And what about the baggage man?

00:34:40And that poor thief at the station?

00:34:43What about them?

00:34:45They are dead.

00:34:49Was your creature responsible for that?

00:34:53Probably.

00:34:56And you don't care?

00:34:59A baggage man?

00:35:01And a thief?

00:35:05You're right, Madame.

00:35:08I don't care as much as I should.

00:35:10Can you tell me how he died?

00:35:14Smooth as a baby's bottom.

00:35:16You saw this man today, and he was normal?

00:35:18Absolutely.

00:35:20It must be a mutation, a freak of nature.

00:35:22What's so special about this brain?

00:35:23Learning and memory are engraved on the normal brain.

00:35:25Leaving a wrinkled surface.

00:35:27This brain has been drained.

00:35:30The memory has been removed.

00:35:33Like chalk erased from a blackboard.

00:35:36And the brain has been drained.

00:35:37brain leaving a wrinkled surface this brain has been drained the memory has

00:35:46been removed like chalk erased from a blackboard

00:36:07the

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00:36:53Let's go.

00:37:23Let's go.

00:37:53Let's go.

00:38:23Let's go.

00:38:53Let's go.

00:39:23Let's go.

00:39:31Miss?

00:39:32It's Dr. Wells.

00:39:33Miss, are you all right?

00:39:38Let's go.

00:39:48Let's go.

00:39:58Let's go.

00:40:08Miss, are you there?

00:40:20Let's go.

00:40:30Let's go.

00:40:32Let's go.

00:40:42Let's go.

00:40:43Let's go.

00:40:52Let's go.

00:40:53Let's go.

00:41:02Let's go.

00:41:04Let's go.

00:41:05Let's go.

00:41:14Let's go.

00:41:16Let's go.

00:41:17Let's go.

00:41:26Let's go.

00:41:28Let's go.

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00:41:32Let's go.

00:41:34Let's go.

00:42:04Come in.

00:42:19Feeling better?

00:42:22Yes.

00:42:25Anything wrong?

00:42:27That woman who was killed.

00:42:29The engineer, you know, the chess player.

00:42:31He told me that she was an international spy.

00:42:36Yes, I know.

00:42:38Oh, you do?

00:42:39Well, could that fact have had anything to do with her death?

00:42:43What do you think?

00:42:46Dr. Wells and I performed an autopsy on her.

00:42:49Her brain was completely smooth, just like the baggage man's.

00:42:53Everything had been erased.

00:42:54Now, I have a theory about this.

00:42:56I'm only a policeman, Professor.

00:42:57I don't have much education.

00:43:01Well, I'd make it simple.

00:43:04Supposing that creature, the one you killed,

00:43:07was capable of taking ideas directly from other people's brains

00:43:11and transferring them to its own.

00:43:13You mean it sucked other people's brains?

00:43:16Absorbed through the eyes.

00:43:22That was our first clue.

00:43:24The eyes going white.

00:43:27Then, if the beast had absorbed your brains,

00:43:30all of your education would have gone into its brain.

00:43:33It would have been as clever as you.

00:43:37Much more so, because what it had taken from me

00:43:40would have been added to the learning that it already had.

00:43:44Professor, spy, baggage man, thief.

00:43:49What was the creature looking for?

00:43:52Well, that we'll never know, now that it's dead.

00:43:55And yet...

00:43:56What?

00:43:59A creature like that.

00:44:00How would it ever die?

00:44:06Inspector?

00:44:07What is it?

00:44:08I found this.

00:44:09The animal had it.

00:44:10The animal had it?

00:44:12Give it to me.

00:44:14It belonged to Count Petrovsky.

00:44:17How do you know?

00:44:19I saw him put it in the safe.

00:44:30I saw him put it in the safe.

00:44:32Steel, harder than a diamond.

00:44:35That's why the spies are after it.

00:44:37French, German, English.

00:44:40But they're wasting their time.

00:44:43What really matters is the formula.

00:44:46And that gentleman is safe.

00:44:49Up here.

00:44:49What happened to the girl?

00:44:56The spy?

00:44:58She's dead.

00:44:59The fossil, or whatever it was, killed her.

00:45:02But there's no more danger, Countess.

00:45:04Beast is not dead.

00:45:05I put four bullets into him.

00:45:07You think evil can be killed with bullets?

00:45:15Satan lives.

00:45:18The unholy one is among us.

00:45:21Oh, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat, Shabbat.

00:45:30Oh, Shabbat, Shabbat.

00:46:00What do you expect to find in the eye fluid?

00:46:05I don't know.

00:46:30Why, this is incredible.

00:46:37What?

00:46:43Why, it's the last thing the creature saw.

00:46:48Police, Inspector.

00:46:50The image has been retained in the fluid.

00:46:52The creature's visual memory is located not in its brain, but in the eye itself.

00:46:59THE END

00:47:29Can you identify anything?

00:47:44It's a Brontosaurus!

00:47:48A Terodactyl!

00:47:59A Terodactyl!

00:48:01A Terodactyl!

00:48:03A Terodactyl!

00:48:05A Terodactyl!

00:48:07A Terodactyl!

00:48:11A Terodactyl!

00:48:13A Terodactyl!

00:48:15incredible

00:48:22this is not a map

00:48:26it can only be the earth seen from space

00:48:30i hope i'm not intruding

00:48:34people on the train are becoming afraid professor

00:48:37people on long journeys become bored madame

00:48:40they crave excitement

00:48:43then there's no more danger it's all finished

00:48:47and what about your science

00:48:51the evolution you were talking about

00:48:53look for yourself

00:48:56come here pujado

00:49:12there's something i want to show you

00:49:16look

00:49:22oh

00:49:33it is the holy reed

00:49:41on the second day he created the earth

00:49:47where did you get it

00:49:54there from the creature's eye

00:49:58the eye of satan

00:50:04nonsense there's a scientific explanation

00:50:08you know it

00:50:10no

00:50:13not yet

00:50:16for the fall

00:50:21for satan was banished from the throne of god

00:50:25the evil one looked down

00:50:28from heaven

00:50:30and did see

00:50:31rubbish

00:50:31bujadov

00:50:43bujadov

00:50:44where is he

00:50:58i don't know

00:51:00he's gone mad

00:51:02i'll look in the baggage car

00:51:09right

00:51:09i don't know

00:51:25i don't know

00:51:28Let's go.

00:51:58Looking for the thief, Miss Jones?

00:52:18You know about it.

00:52:21What's all the fuss?

00:52:22You get back that eye and there's a thousand rubles in it for you.

00:52:32A thousand rubles for an eye?

00:52:36There's something in it.

00:52:40Pictures.

00:52:41Pictures of what?

00:52:44Pictures of the earth in prehistoric times.

00:52:48Pictures of the earth seen from space.

00:52:51Who else has seen such pictures?

00:52:55Dr. Wells, Professor Saxon, and that pretty countess.

00:53:00I see.

00:53:01I see.

00:53:02Oh, my God.

00:53:32Oh, my God.

00:54:02Have pity. Have pity.

00:54:15Are you going to kill me?

00:54:19Fool. There's nothing in your head of any use.

00:54:23Another killing.

00:54:40Stop the train.

00:54:41No right.

00:54:42I want to get off.

00:54:43There's no law.

00:54:44Quiet.

00:54:44There's been talk about getting off the train.

00:54:48Well, you can forget it.

00:54:50I'll complain to the authorities.

00:54:52I'm not one of your musics.

00:54:53If necessary, I'll shoot anyone who tries to stop the train.

00:54:57Shoot. Shoot, you stupid raten.

00:55:14Who else has seen such pictures?

00:55:18Dr. Wells.

00:55:20Professor Saxton.

00:55:23And that pretty childless.

00:55:26Wells.

00:55:26Saxton.

00:55:27Childless.

00:55:28Wells.

00:55:28Saxton.

00:55:29Childless.

00:55:30Wells.

00:55:30Saxton.

00:55:31Childless.

00:55:31Shhh.

00:55:32Twelves.

00:55:40Is this creature dead or not?

00:55:44If it is, who killed Miss Jones?

00:55:51Do you have any idea?

00:55:54No, Inspector.

00:55:55I'm not sure I haven't, but I've asked the conductor to wire ahead and stop the train at the next station.

00:56:12What's the idea?

00:56:25Tell me who you are.

00:56:48Tell me.

00:56:49I will serve you.

00:56:55I want to help you.

00:57:07It's like some contagious disease.

00:57:10What if there's a disease?

00:57:12There must be symptoms.

00:57:13Fever?

00:57:14You could take everyone's temperature.

00:57:17The eyes.

00:57:19Why do their eyes go white?

00:57:25Do you think it's true what they say about those horrible white eyes?

00:57:45Oh, that part is true enough.

00:57:46Oh, Inspector.

00:57:52It's only you now.

00:57:53What about me?

00:57:55Your eyes.

00:57:57We must examine your eyes, too.

00:58:01Certainly.

00:58:09Perhaps you should test for radiation or other invisible rays.

00:58:14X-rays?

00:58:14Well, it's a thought, but on this train, how would we go about it?

00:58:20Are you a scientist?

00:58:21An engineer, but I try to keep up with things.

00:58:25That's to be admired.

00:58:28Inspector, I suggest you tell all these people to stay together in groups or in pairs,

00:58:33so that if anything does happen to anybody, then somebody can raise the alarm.

00:58:37On no account must anybody be left alone.

00:58:39Joel isification.

00:59:02Oh, God.

00:59:03Oh, God.

00:59:04I love you for questioning.

00:59:05Word, I contar...

00:59:05Oh, God.

00:59:06Oh, God.

00:59:07Oh, God.

00:59:08Let's go.

00:59:38Use of the train.

00:59:59The train will be here in exactly...

01:00:0414 minutes.

01:00:08Yes, Your Honor.

01:00:12That's what it says here.

01:00:19Doesn't say it in words, Your Honor, but in code.

01:00:22It's like another language.

01:00:24I know about telegraphs, little papa.

01:00:28I know about trains.

01:00:29I know about electrical currents.

01:00:32On your feet, everybody.

01:00:36Outside, full pack.

01:00:37Even though I still believe in God, I don't like to be made a fool of.

01:00:43No, Your Honor.

01:00:47I wouldn't do that.

01:00:52Tell me, little father.

01:00:53Do you believe in the devil?

01:01:00Yes, Your Honor.

01:01:03Oh, good.

01:01:05Send a telegram.

01:01:07Tell him that Captain Kazan...

01:01:09He knows that a horse has four legs.

01:01:13He knows that a murderer has two arms.

01:01:16But still, the devil...

01:01:19Must be afraid of one...

01:01:22Honest...

01:01:24Corsack.

01:01:24Mm-hmm.

01:01:47Earth gravity.

01:01:49You know how to measure it?

01:01:51How to measure gravity?

01:01:53What I would like to know is...

01:01:55Can gravity be overcome?

01:01:59If you mean...

01:02:00Can man get beyond the gravitational field of the Earth into space?

01:02:04Not yet.

01:02:05But any day now.

01:02:07Someday?

01:02:09There is a mathematics professor.

01:02:10His name is Tchaikovsky.

01:02:11He has ideas about rockets.

01:02:14Machines that can fly free of the Earth's gravity.

01:02:16You know him?

01:02:24Tchaikovsky was one of my teachers.

01:02:26He was like a father to me.

01:02:28But...

01:02:29Why would a man like you...

01:02:31Be interested...

01:02:32He was like a fellow bram...

01:02:32No need to experiment.

01:02:33You can see the Buddha...

01:02:38He has a person...

01:02:39I could not see...

01:02:39He has a person...

01:02:40I could not see...

01:02:41He has a person...

01:02:41He has a number of supplies...

01:02:44To a coin...

01:02:50He has one of his players...

01:02:54He has a person...

01:02:56He has to give me up right now.

01:02:57...

01:02:57He has a person...

01:02:57He has to give...

01:02:58When we're...

01:02:58He is there.

01:02:59Fed nerve-ness!

01:02:59He has to give me up right now...

01:03:00And then...

01:03:00He is also a man...

01:03:02what do you think is behind all this excellency look at this that's what we saw under the microscope

01:03:11it shows the earth as it might look from space what does it mean it means that millions of years

01:03:19ago something some form of intelligence came to the earth from another planet the atmosphere of

01:03:26the earth was new to it different but it learned how to survive how by entering into the body and

01:03:34brain of an earth creature the fossil that I found and brought with me and this thing from another

01:03:41planet survived the fossil then came to life again exactly go on professor the animal that you shot

01:03:51was only the host and when that animal died the alien intelligence transferred somehow to another

01:04:01host it's alive in someone on this train you're a very good detective you discovered everything except

01:04:13who is now the host and that's our next step thought this might come in handy oh good idea two of you

01:04:20together that's fine but what if one of you is the monster monster they're british you know

01:04:28but you must have seen something i told you i was asleep

01:04:42he knew about the white eyes he told me when you fell asleep the lights were on and when you woke up

01:04:53they were off are you sure positive it was dark i put the lights on and that's when i found him beside me

01:05:02when we did the test the lights were on

01:05:05master

01:05:10master

01:05:17master

01:05:20master

01:05:25master

01:05:30master

01:05:33Inspector, this steel at high temperatures, what happens to it?

01:05:56It gets stronger.

01:05:58What temperatures, for example?

01:06:0010 or 12,000 degrees.

01:06:02Where on earth would you get such temperatures?

01:06:05Nowhere on earth.

01:06:32There we'll hear of this.

01:06:49I'll have you sent to Siberia.

01:06:53I am in Siberia.

01:06:54This is Countess Irina Petrovska, and I am Count Marian Petrovsky.

01:07:00Oh, Your Excellencies, I'm sorry.

01:07:03Of course, the Count and Countess are exempt from our orders.

01:07:07Please, escort them to their car.

01:07:10To their car.

01:07:21Peasants.

01:07:23Peasants!

01:07:33Are you a Countess?

01:07:34I'm an American, and I'm not accustomed to being bullied by foreigners.

01:07:39That man, he's the one who wouldn't let us get off the train.

01:07:42He's responsible.

01:07:50Your Excellency, I'm a police inspector.

01:07:52Everybody's under arrest.

01:07:59Including you.

01:08:03Who are the killers?

01:08:04Who?

01:08:05Who are the troublemakers?

01:08:14Who are the foreign influences?

01:08:16Who?

01:08:23Don't worry.

01:08:24I'll smoke them out.

01:08:26What's he raving about?

01:08:39You English believe in free speech, don't you?

01:08:42Certainly.

01:08:43If instead of babbling nonsense, you'd investigate this property.

01:08:47Oh!

01:08:48This is outrageous!

01:08:51So.

01:08:54You are a police inspector, huh?

01:08:57Yes, Captain.

01:08:58Mirov is my name.

01:09:00Mirov!

01:09:02Oh, Mirov.

01:09:04That's a good Russian name, Mirov.

01:09:09Tell me, Mirov.

01:09:11What do you know about all the filth that's going on here, huh?

01:09:15Filth?

01:09:16Oh, come on, Inspector.

01:09:17Certainly you know what I'm doing here, don't you?

01:09:19You just point out the suspects and I promise you I'll get the truth out of them.

01:09:24You're mistaken, sir.

01:09:27Mistaken?

01:09:29Fool!

01:09:30Get back!

01:09:38Get back!

01:09:39Get back!

01:09:40Back!

01:09:42Or I will put the curse on your lids.

01:09:49He has the evil eye.

01:09:50Huh?

01:10:00Beware the wrath of Satan.

01:10:20Fool, huh?

01:10:25On your knees, Monk.

01:10:44We must try and stop this.

01:10:45He was trying to protect you.

01:11:09Why?

01:11:11He's mad.

01:11:12Who are you?

01:11:17I told you.

01:11:18A policeman.

01:11:42You saw his eyes.

01:11:43One look at them and you're dead.

01:11:45Oh!

01:11:46No!

01:11:48No!

01:11:51No!

01:11:52Oh!

01:11:54No!

01:11:56No!

01:11:58No!

01:11:59No!

01:12:01No!

01:12:02You saw his eyes.

01:12:03One look at them and you're dead.

01:12:05Oh!

01:12:06Come into me, Satan.

01:12:23Thine is the kingdom and the power and the glory.

01:12:28Thy will be done on earth as it is in hell.

01:12:36Now, anything, anything that moves near that door, kill it.

01:12:42But what is the monkey's innocent?

01:12:44We've got lots of innocent monks.

01:12:46All right, let's move these peasants out of here.

01:12:49Quickly!

01:13:06All right, let's go.

01:13:36All right, let's go.

01:14:06All right, let's go.

01:14:12Everybody back to the baggage.

01:14:13Hurry!

01:14:14Oh, my God.

01:14:44Oh, my God.

01:15:14Oh, my God.

01:15:44Oh, my God.

01:16:14Oh, my God.

01:16:44Oh, my God.

01:17:13Oh, my God.

01:17:14Oh, my God.

01:17:15Oh, my God.

01:17:17Oh, my God.

01:17:19You take care of the others.

01:17:21What about you?

01:17:22I'll be all right.

01:17:23Go on.

01:17:24Well, you take this.

01:17:25You know, in spite of everything,

01:17:53Pujatov had a certain affection for you.

01:17:59Yet you humiliated him often, even in front of the Countess.

01:18:23There was no one in front of the Countess.

01:18:42He's dead.

01:18:57You killed him.

01:18:59You want to kill Pujardov, it's too late.

01:19:03I see you hanged.

01:19:06Poor monk.

01:19:07He loved you more than he loved the promise of heaven.

01:19:17Over there. Quickly, over there.

01:19:20Irina, behind me.

01:19:29It would be a mistake to kill me.

01:19:33Who are you?

01:19:34In words, it's difficult.

01:19:37I am a form of energy occupying this shell.

01:19:42Where do you come from?

01:19:45Another galaxy.

01:19:49I came with others like myself.

01:19:52I was left behind. An accident.

01:19:56I survived in proto-zones, fish, vertebrates.

01:20:01The history of your planet is part of me.

01:20:07Pull the trigger.

01:20:09And you will end it.

01:20:15What am I to do with you?

01:20:16What am I to do with you?

01:20:19Let me go.

01:20:21That's not possible.

01:20:22It is possible.

01:20:26I will teach you to end disease, pain, hunger.

01:20:34Wait!

01:20:36There is something more.

01:20:37There is something more.

01:21:05I will read the truth.

01:21:28Locked them!

01:21:29Come on.

01:21:59Let me go.

01:22:29Ah!

01:22:32Ah!

01:22:33Ah!

01:22:34Ah!

01:22:37No!

01:22:39No!

01:22:42No!

01:22:44No!

01:22:46No!

01:22:59No!

01:23:04No!

01:23:06No!

01:23:09No!

01:23:10No!

01:23:14No!

01:23:19No!

01:23:22No!

01:23:25Saxton! Thank God!

01:23:46Stand back, please. Make room.

01:23:55Moscow says to stop the express when it goes through the switching point.

01:24:19Lay it. That means killing everybody on board.

01:24:28That's what it says. Maybe there's a war.

01:24:34Maybe it's war.

01:24:38That's what it says.

01:24:50Let's go.

01:24:53Let's go.

01:25:08Let's go.

01:25:14Oh, my God.

01:25:44Oh, my God.

01:26:14Oh, my God.

01:26:44Oh, my God.

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