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Un ejército de gigantescos escorpiones prehistóricos, que abandonaron las cavernas subterráneas en que vivían debido a una serie de explosiones volcánicas, invade México D.F. un grupo de científicos, encabezados por Richard Denning, intentarán exterminarlos.
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00:00:00For centuries,
00:00:29the prayers of Mexico's peasants
00:00:31have been their only shield
00:00:33against the devastating furies
00:00:34that have wrecked their homes
00:00:36and destroyed their lives.
00:00:38And so today, again they kneel,
00:00:40terrified and helpless,
00:00:41as a new volcano is created
00:00:43by the mysterious and rebellious forces of nature.
00:00:46The earth has split a thousand times.
00:00:49Whole acres of rich farmlands
00:00:51have cracked and dropped from sight.
00:00:53And millions of tons of molten lava
00:00:55are roaring down the slopes
00:00:57in a quake recorded on the seismograph
00:00:59of the University of Mexico
00:01:00as the most violent of modern times.
00:01:04To the benighted citizenry
00:01:05of this remote countryside,
00:01:07the most alarming aspect of the phenomenon
00:01:09is the fact that its unabated hourly growth
00:01:11is without precedence,
00:01:13having reached a towering height
00:01:14of 9,000 feet within a few days.
00:01:17And with each added foot,
00:01:18it spreads its evil onslaught
00:01:20into a wider circumference.
00:01:22But what is now most feared
00:01:23is that rescue work
00:01:25will be severely hampered
00:01:26by the hazardous inaccessibility
00:01:28of the terrain.
00:01:28The End
00:01:33The End
00:02:36Well, there she is.
00:02:48Yeah.
00:02:49Oh, how much further do you suppose, Doc?
00:03:07Three days on this washboard, and that volcano looks as far away as it ever did.
00:03:12Nobody stuck a gun in your back to make you become a geologist.
00:03:15Yeah, but you don't have to rub it in.
00:03:19Sun Lorenzo, 12 kilometers.
00:03:21You know, if there's any other village within 50 miles of here, a sign like this could confuse people.
00:03:31Ah, it looks like somebody else has been through here lately.
00:03:33Yeah, army truck, maybe.
00:03:35Police.
00:03:36Don't get me wrong, Doc.
00:03:39I love this Mexico of yours, but up around here, I think I could stand a little company.
00:03:44For my information, Hank, how did you get permission so fast?
00:03:48For my group, I mean.
00:03:49After all, red tape and that sort of thing.
00:03:51Simple.
00:03:52Just told them the truth, that you needed me along as an interpreter.
00:03:55That may be true.
00:04:00But I think the language you really spoke fast was with our secretary, who secured all the documents for you.
00:04:04Oh, I didn't use Spanish with her.
00:04:07That was sign language.
00:04:18Incredible.
00:04:19Truly, isn't it?
00:04:21If these estimates are right, this quake may be as severe as Mount Paley.
00:04:25Vesuvius, San Francisco.
00:04:28Lucky there are so few people up here.
00:04:31Well, there were enough.
00:04:42Hello.
00:04:43Hi.
00:04:44How far are you coming, fellas?
00:04:45Mexico City.
00:04:46We left on Monday.
00:04:47Where do you want to go?
00:04:48San Lorenzo.
00:04:50How far is it, do you know?
00:04:51Who knows how the bridges are?
00:04:53Maybe a couple of hours.
00:04:54A police car went by just before sundown.
00:04:57They didn't come back, so maybe they got through okay.
00:05:00Was San Lorenzo hurt badly?
00:05:02Who knows?
00:05:03The telephone line is out down since the earthquake.
00:05:07Thanks a lot.
00:05:08See you later.
00:05:09Take it easy.
00:05:09What the devil was that?
00:05:27I don't know.
00:05:27Well, ordinarily, I've got nothing against moonlight nights, but I'll be glad to get by this one.
00:05:36Looks like a farmhouse up ahead.
00:05:38Maybe we can get some water up there.
00:05:40I hope so.
00:05:40Well, I'd like to save those last two bottles of beer.
00:05:42Well, I'd like to save those last two bottles of beer.
00:05:42Let's go.
00:05:42Let's go.
00:05:44This little gas station never looked better!
00:05:49Hello!
00:05:51Anybody home?
00:05:55I'll see if I can find the one.
00:05:59Find me.
00:06:00Find me.
00:06:02Find me.
00:06:03Find me!
00:06:04Find me!
00:06:05Find me!
00:06:06Find me!
00:06:08Find me!
00:06:09Find me!
00:06:10Find me!
00:06:12I'll see if I can find the well.
00:06:22Hey, hello in there.
00:06:24I wonder if we can have some water for our chief.
00:06:32Hey, hush!
00:06:33Yeah?
00:06:34Come here!
00:06:39Look at this.
00:06:42Over here, too.
00:06:48What do you suppose?
00:06:53Look at that!
00:07:03What do you make of it?
00:07:05Must be that patrol car those telephone men saw,
00:07:08but I certainly have no idea what could have happened or why.
00:07:13What could do this to a car out here?
00:07:16You don't suppose they're trying to walk to San Lorenzo?
00:07:185-1-1, calling 5-1-1. Do you read me?
00:07:24Sergeant Vega, do you read me?
00:07:26This is headquarters calling 5-1-1.
00:07:29Hello?
00:07:31Hello, do you read me?
00:07:325-1-1, I read you, Sergeant Vega.
00:07:35What's your location?
00:07:37Sergeant Vega?
00:07:38Here, you better take this.
00:07:39Your head man down here.
00:07:42Hello?
00:07:43Go ahead, please.
00:07:44This is Arturo Ramos, professor of geology from the university.
00:07:47My associate and I came upon this patrol car.
00:07:50There has been an accident.
00:07:52I believe we're a few kilometers south of the village of San Lorenzo.
00:07:55Where's Sergeant Vega?
00:07:57He's not here, he... no one is here.
00:08:01The car is badly damaged, but there's no blood.
00:08:04Did the car run off the road?
00:08:05No, frankly, it...
00:08:07Didn't the police sergeant make a report after the accident?
00:08:11The radio's working.
00:08:12No, we have heard nothing.
00:08:13Thank you, professor.
00:08:14Leave the patrol car as it is.
00:08:16We shall order military intelligence to send an emergency unit
00:08:18to San Lorenzo immediately.
00:08:20We will.
00:08:25Well, we're not doing any good here, pal.
00:08:33Hank?
00:08:34Some of my countrymen may like rattlesnakes from the house.
00:08:37I can do without them.
00:08:38Let's take a look.
00:08:55Let's take a look.
00:08:56Let's take a look.
00:08:57Let's take a look.
00:08:58Let's take a look.
00:08:59Let's take a look.
00:09:00Let's take a look.
00:09:01Let's take a look.
00:09:02Let's take a look.
00:09:03Let's take a look.
00:09:04Let's take a look.
00:09:05Let's take a look.
00:09:06Let's take a look.
00:09:07Let's take a look.
00:09:08Let's take a look.
00:09:09Let's take a look.
00:09:10Let's take a look.
00:09:11Let's take a look.
00:09:12Let's take a look.
00:09:13Let's take a look.
00:09:14Let's take a look.
00:09:15Let's take a look.
00:09:16Let's take a look.
00:09:17Let's take a look.
00:09:18Let's take a look.
00:09:19Let's take a look.
00:09:20Let's take a look.
00:09:21Let's take a look.
00:09:22Oh, no, no, no.
00:09:52That rattlesnake is the worst kind of them all.
00:10:02Come on, fella.
00:10:04There you go.
00:10:08You had practice, Mr. Scott?
00:10:11I guess so, with four brothers and two sisters.
00:10:15What do you suppose caused this wreck?
00:10:17That police car out there?
00:10:19Could have been a bull.
00:10:21Well, if it was, it had to be the grandpappy of the biggest bull there ever was.
00:10:24Huh?
00:10:26You did notice the fried beans were still hot on the stove.
00:10:29Yep.
00:10:29So?
00:10:30Look, when I've already got a half a dozen questions I can't answer, I try to ignore any new ones.
00:10:35You think we ought to use the radio to tell them about the kid?
00:10:37Nope.
00:10:38I think we ought to get to San Lorenzo as quick as we can.
00:10:41Look at this kid.
00:10:43Not a peep out of him.
00:10:44You know, if I ever have any of my own, I think I'll feed them beans and tortillas, too.
00:10:49And I'll be able to get some sleep nights.
00:10:57Hey, wait a minute.
00:10:58Let's go.
00:10:58Let's go.
00:11:23Every cartridge has been fired.
00:11:53Hello?
00:11:55Hello?
00:11:56We only found Sergeant Vega and the baby.
00:11:58I have that, Professor.
00:11:59Right.
00:12:00You said Vega's revolver had all chambers fired?
00:12:03Yes.
00:12:04All.
00:12:05And what?
00:12:06We wish we knew, too.
00:12:07Thank you again.
00:12:08The emergency unit will be in San Lorenzo tomorrow.
00:12:11Right.
00:12:12That's all.
00:12:23We're from Mexico City.
00:12:27I say we're from Mexico City.
00:12:29We're scientists.
00:12:30Is the mayor here?
00:12:32He's not to rest for a day or two.
00:12:35Rosa, don't let him try to do too much.
00:12:37Father!
00:12:38Father!
00:12:39Father Delgado!
00:12:40The war is open.
00:12:41Help is here.
00:12:42From Mexico City.
00:12:43At last.
00:12:44Thank God.
00:12:45I'll ask him in Spanish.
00:12:47Welcome to San Lorenzo.
00:12:52I am Father Delgado.
00:12:53Arturo Ramos of the University.
00:12:55Dr. Henry Scott from the United States.
00:12:57Mucho gusto.
00:12:58I'm afraid I can't introduce this one.
00:13:01Manuel's divorcee.
00:13:02And the parents?
00:13:03They weren't there.
00:13:05I think it might be better if we discuss this inside, Father.
00:13:08Perla!
00:13:09Perla!
00:13:10Where are you, Perla?
00:13:11Weisinger.
00:13:15Dead.
00:13:16They were dead.
00:13:17And now, Father, do you believe there's a demon bull killing us all one by one?
00:13:21Perla!
00:13:22I'll take Manuel.
00:13:23I'll take him with me.
00:13:25But I will not protect him from the devil just by lighting candles.
00:13:29Gentlemen, I know you are weary after your journey.
00:13:32Can I offer you what hospitality the village may provide?
00:13:35Thank you, Father.
00:13:36Thank you, Father.
00:13:37Oh, permissons.
00:13:46That car, Father.
00:13:47Just pushed in as though it were paper.
00:13:51And finding the sergeant.
00:13:53The look of death none of us had ever seen before.
00:13:57And this isn't the first time?
00:13:58The first Sunday after the eruption.
00:14:00Various of the congregation were not in church.
00:14:03This is understandable, you realize.
00:14:06Travel might have been impossible.
00:14:08Then the Tiburcio family simply vanished.
00:14:12The farm, as you had described, ravaged as by some giant being.
00:14:17But there were no bodies.
00:14:19Not until last Thursday.
00:14:21Since then, a young girl, she was crossing the fields to spend that night with some cousins,
00:14:28was found in the morning.
00:14:30Horrible.
00:14:32And the Dominguez brothers' ranches were discovered in the gully with that look of horror on their faces.
00:14:39And no blood.
00:14:42It's small consolation, Father, I admit.
00:14:45But as a scientist, I know where the effects are so similar.
00:14:48There must be a simple, logical cause.
00:14:52I wonder how simple, Dr. Ramos.
00:14:55Or how logical.
00:14:57Father, what about that story about the demon bull?
00:15:00That seems like a strange superstition.
00:15:04Well, the demon bull is a symbol of evil among many ancient civilizations.
00:15:11About two days ago, all the workmen on the big Miraflores ranch,
00:15:15that's a huge estate on the other side of the foothills,
00:15:17decided to leave their work and come here to San Lorenzo.
00:15:21Now, these men, usually frightened of nothing,
00:15:24said they wouldn't work there a day longer.
00:15:27They brought the tale of the demon bull.
00:15:29Has, uh, Miraflores been attacked also?
00:15:32Cattle had been found dead in various areas of the ranch.
00:15:36They hadn't been rounded up yet this year.
00:15:39And for miles around, cowboys came upon one dead steer after another.
00:15:44One of them had heard the tale of the demon bull of the Maricopa.
00:15:48Now, gentlemen, I do not believe it.
00:15:51But it's as good an explanation as any other one.
00:15:54Well, I'd like to think that our research up here might be of some help.
00:15:59Yes, do I.
00:16:01But this is no time to begin.
00:16:03I know you're exhausted from your journey, from listening to me.
00:16:08Tonight you will stay here, and maybe in the morning things won't seem quite so mysterious.
00:16:13Indeed, I hope so.
00:16:14Here we are, isolated, almost cut off from civilization.
00:16:18Having lost family or friends.
00:16:21Something absolutely unknown.
00:16:24We could be in another world.
00:16:31Good night, Father.
00:16:32Good night.
00:16:33Good night.
00:16:46Thank you for everything, Father.
00:16:51I really appreciate it.
00:16:52That's all right.
00:16:55See you late this afternoon.
00:16:57Dr. Ramos, Dr. Scott.
00:16:59I will ask you one more time not to begin this unnecessary expedition.
00:17:03Major Casio, Dr. Ramos and I have answered all of your questions.
00:17:06I don't see how we can be of any further service to you.
00:17:08No, I don't require you for my work here.
00:17:11I only know that if you start for that crater and find yourself in any kind of difficulties,
00:17:16men who are much more badly needed here will have to go find you.
00:17:20I'm sorry.
00:17:22So that's why you must come back safely and before sundown,
00:17:25with all the answers to your questions and mine.
00:17:28I'm sorry.
00:17:45Ah, now you've got me.
00:17:48What do you say, Doc?
00:17:49Should we try around over that side or over here?
00:17:53Neither one of them looks exactly like the Pan American Highway.
00:17:56Everyone's always said that the best fishers were on the eastern slope.
00:18:00You can see the lava there.
00:18:01Maybe we can get close enough to get some pictures and plan our best approach.
00:18:05You see a trail up around those rocks?
00:18:14I don't know about that, but I found something a lot more interesting.
00:18:18So?
00:18:19So.
00:18:20Huh.
00:18:21Oh, si, si, senor.
00:18:22Here, have a look.
00:18:23It'll do you a lot more good than that bottled water.
00:18:30Oh, yes.
00:18:31Now I see them.
00:18:33Oh, Doc, you haven't got that thing in focus.
00:18:36They're focused.
00:18:37And it's a very handsome horse and I'd like to get started, Hank.
00:18:40Horse?
00:18:45There was a girl on that horse.
00:18:47Come on.
00:18:48We've got to get started and find her.
00:18:49Now, don't move too much.
00:18:50I said don't move.
00:18:51Well, find out if you're all right first.
00:18:56Oh, I'm all right.
00:18:57Really?
00:18:58Except I could have done this more gracefully if I'd known spectators were around.
00:18:59Now, don't worry about that.
00:19:00Gently now.
00:19:01Now, don't move too much.
00:19:12I said, don't move.
00:19:14Well, find out if you're all right first.
00:19:17Oh, I'm all right.
00:19:18Really.
00:19:20Except I could have done this more gracefully if I'd known spectators were around.
00:19:24Now, don't worry about that.
00:19:25Gently, now.
00:19:27No broken bones, senorita?
00:19:28No sharp pain?
00:19:29No, really, I'm all right.
00:19:30I've fallen off Lucero before.
00:19:33Not for many years, but...
00:19:36I really can ride, gentlemen.
00:19:39I'm Teresa Alvarez, a Mira Flores.
00:19:42Hank Scott.
00:19:43Dr. Arturo Ramas.
00:19:45Oh, the luck of the Alvarez.
00:19:47Come off a horse and land right next to a doctor.
00:19:49Doctors of geology.
00:19:51We operate only with little hammers on rocks.
00:19:54Say, how about the horse?
00:19:54I saw him gallop off that way.
00:19:56Oh, don't bother.
00:19:57Lucero always goes back to Mira Flores.
00:19:59But the saddle, I don't know.
00:20:02I'll get it.
00:20:03You're very kind.
00:20:04No bother at all.
00:20:06Do you happen to have a canteen?
00:20:07Oh, sure.
00:20:08Right on the Jeep.
00:20:09Come on.
00:20:09Yeah.
00:20:10Yeah.
00:20:10There's a mirror you can use.
00:20:17Right.
00:20:22Well, we'll be here several weeks at least.
00:20:25See, we're conducting a sort of a preliminary survey,
00:20:28and then some of the other boys will join us here sometime next month.
00:20:32You make it sound like a very intriguing occupation.
00:20:34Oh, it is.
00:20:35You meet such interesting volcanoes.
00:20:37Hey, Hank!
00:21:02Hey, Hank!
00:21:07Thank you, Doctor.
00:21:09Oh, thank you.
00:21:11I found this near the saddle.
00:21:13Oh, is that good?
00:21:14I'll say it is. It's obsidian.
00:21:16That's a lather that's cooled.
00:21:18Well, I wouldn't know.
00:21:19Cattle, yes, but rocks.
00:21:21Could I ask another favor of you?
00:21:23Well, sure.
00:21:25Would you mind turning back and taking me to San Lorenzo?
00:21:27I'd be glad to.
00:21:28Oh, thank you.
00:21:32I must get there today.
00:21:35You see, the telephone isn't working,
00:21:37and I have to hire some riders to help with my cattle.
00:21:39That old volcano was really causing a lot of trouble this time.
00:21:42Yeah, we heard in the village about your cowboys.
00:21:45Oh?
00:21:46Well, if I lose my cattle, I lose everything.
00:21:49How are things in San Lorenzo?
00:21:51Oh, so-so.
00:21:53I don't know what's gotten into my vaqueros at Miraflores.
00:21:57So there was an earthquake,
00:21:59and the cattle started eating some poisonous weed we haven't learned of yet.
00:22:03Is that any reason to act like frightened children?
00:22:06I don't think it's just a poisonous plant, senorita.
00:22:09Even in this climate, you don't grow them that can push in the side of a building and wreck a car.
00:22:29Oh, uh, don't forget.
00:22:33You promised to use Miraflores as your headquarters.
00:22:35It will be a great convenience, senorita.
00:22:37Then we'll meet later?
00:22:38Right.
00:22:39Right.
00:22:52Chimoco, Felipe, Jose, all of you.
00:22:58Let me ask you this.
00:23:00If your patron, my father, were alive today,
00:23:03would you become frightened of sounds in the night and run like silly children to the safety of the village?
00:23:07Senorita Teresa, I understand you need a-
00:23:09I say only this, muchachos.
00:23:11I've known you all for all my life.
00:23:14We've always worked together.
00:23:16Many of you were born at Miraflores.
00:23:18That's right.
00:23:20If you don't wish to return just to help me save my cattle for me,
00:23:25then return to save Miraflores.
00:23:28We'll return.
00:23:30A los caballos.
00:23:31Vamos.
00:23:32Vamos.
00:23:33Dr. Ramos.
00:23:34Dr. Scott.
00:23:35Mayor Corcio wants to see you.
00:23:36Where is it?
00:23:37In the laboratory with Dr. De La Cruz.
00:23:38Laboratory?
00:23:39You'll be surprised at the experiments that go on there.
00:23:41Where is it?
00:23:42This way.
00:23:43Doctor, is that the patrolman?
00:23:44Yes.
00:23:45Sergeant Vega, who lived during his duty and who may perform a greater one now.
00:23:48I see you.
00:23:49Is that the patrolman?
00:23:50That's the patrolman.
00:23:51That's the patrolman.
00:23:52Okay, I see you.
00:23:53That's the patrolman.
00:23:54That's the patrolman.
00:23:55I see you.
00:23:56That's the patrolman.
00:23:57I see you.
00:23:58You see you.
00:23:59That's the patrolman.
00:24:00Is that the patrolman?
00:24:03Yes.
00:24:05Sergeant Vega, who lived during his duty
00:24:09and who may perform a greater one now.
00:24:12Please.
00:24:25Well?
00:24:27Look like subcutaneous cells that had just burst or run rampant.
00:24:32My analysis also, Dr. Scott.
00:24:36Not from any poison I can identify with this equipment.
00:24:42Lopez, you help again, please.
00:24:53And this pure alcohol.
00:24:56And this the still water.
00:24:59And this tequila.
00:25:01And this water with some more salt.
00:25:05You, uh, think it is a poison then?
00:25:09I do.
00:25:10Not a chemical poison, Doctor.
00:25:12No.
00:25:13But I believe for many reasons that this is an organic poison.
00:25:18I have had a little experience with them.
00:25:20The venom of the snakes.
00:25:22The wasp spiders.
00:25:25But I will prepare the slides and the specimens
00:25:28and take them to a man in Mexico City who will be sure to know.
00:25:32Velasco.
00:25:33Do you know Velasco?
00:25:34Who doesn't, Doctor?
00:25:35Well, as you say, if it's an organic poison, anything from nature, the great Velasco will identify it.
00:25:42You said for many reasons.
00:25:44What other reasons?
00:25:45Well, there was only one wound here.
00:25:48But not blood.
00:25:50Then the situation of the tissues.
00:25:53The strange bacteria.
00:25:55Bacteria, I think.
00:25:58Found in the soil samples near the footprints.
00:26:01Footprints?
00:26:02Footprints.
00:26:03You're amazed.
00:26:04Ha.
00:26:08Where something knocks down dwellings, flattened cornfields, it would be amazing if there were no footprints.
00:26:15I never saw a moolage of a print this size.
00:26:19Whatever it is, my friends, I don't believe anyone has ever seen a food, a cloud, this size.
00:26:28Except those poor unfortunates who wish they never had.
00:26:31One question, Doctor.
00:26:33I hope I can answer it.
00:26:35The alcohol, the distilled water, the salt solution, I, I can understand that.
00:26:40But what's the tequila for?
00:26:42Well, uh, in your country, I believe you call it, uh, the coffee break.
00:26:52There's the hacienda.
00:26:53Yeah, that really looks like quite a place.
00:27:01Well, it looks like you were pretty lucky.
00:27:02That thing really came close, didn't it?
00:27:03Yeah.
00:27:04Yes.
00:27:05Yes.
00:27:06We were blessed that it didn't go any further.
00:27:07Our plantation would have been ruined like the rest of the land.
00:27:08Yeah.
00:27:09Yeah.
00:27:10Yeah.
00:27:11Yeah.
00:27:12Yeah.
00:27:13Yeah.
00:27:14Yeah.
00:27:15Yeah.
00:27:16Yeah.
00:27:17Yeah.
00:27:18Yeah.
00:27:19Yeah.
00:27:20Yeah.
00:27:21It looks like you were pretty lucky.
00:27:22That thing really came close, didn't it?
00:27:23Yeah.
00:27:24Yeah.
00:27:25Yeah.
00:27:26We were blessed that it didn't go any further.
00:27:27Our plantation would have been ruined like the rest of the land.
00:27:30Christ well, um, right?
00:27:31Su-
00:27:45weggyo-
00:27:46Enricita.
00:27:47Thank Heaven you are safe.
00:27:48When Lucero came back to the stables yesterday without you, I began to search for hills.
00:27:51Aw, Pio.
00:27:52I'd already been found by someone else.
00:27:53This is Dr. Scott and Dr. Ramos.
00:27:56This is my foreman, Pio.
00:27:58How's that?
00:27:59Not only comfortable, but cool, too.
00:28:12Yeah, sometimes I think being cool is by far the most important on days like this.
00:28:16Well, I know you'll want showers.
00:28:21Florentina, show Dr. Ramos to the blue room.
00:28:24Si, senorita.
00:28:26And Juanito, you show Dr. Scott to the left wing.
00:28:28I'll take care of them.
00:28:33Well, I'll see you later, and you can tell me all about your expedition.
00:28:40Not bad, Doc.
00:28:47For half a day's work, Chamaco, not bad.
00:28:50Tell the boys.
00:28:51Yes, Neil, yes.
00:28:52We get them all brought in by Thursday.
00:28:56Why put on such a face?
00:28:57We will do it, if I have to stay in the saddle without sleep myself.
00:29:01Pio, don't you understand?
00:29:03Can't you see that cattle knows that something evil is carried in the wind?
00:29:06Let us wait, Pio.
00:29:07All women, Chamaco.
00:29:09Now let us have a good supper and forget these superstitions.
00:29:11Would you like some brandy, sir?
00:29:22Yes, thank you.
00:29:23Just a minute.
00:29:24Juanito, hurry with the brandy.
00:29:28Would you like some, too?
00:29:29Please.
00:29:30I'll take care of them.
00:29:31Which is gracious.
00:29:45May I make a complaint, Teresa?
00:29:48Oh, I'm sorry. What was not done suitably?
00:29:50Well, that's just it.
00:29:52Everything was done beautifully.
00:29:54You know, you're making it very difficult
00:29:56to think about settling down to work.
00:29:58Well, is that so bad?
00:30:00It all depends.
00:30:02Might be very bad if I stopped thinking about work altogether
00:30:05and just started concentrating on pleasure.
00:30:10Hank, those volcanoes have been there for hundreds of years.
00:30:13I'm sure they wouldn't mind waiting just a little longer.
00:30:16I didn't expect you two to be discussing volcanoes.
00:30:20I've got something to show you.
00:30:30I noticed it last night at the village.
00:30:38See anything? Hold it up against the light.
00:30:46That's fantastic, Doc.
00:30:48Why, there's a scorpion trapped in there.
00:30:52I think so. A few hundred years old, but there he is.
00:30:56I wanted to show it to you before I broke it open.
00:30:58Help!
00:31:10Alive!
00:31:12Impossible!
00:31:14Juanito, bring a jar!
00:31:16I can't believe it. Life enduring for centuries like this.
00:31:18And under all that heat?
00:31:20Velasco will certainly be interested in this.
00:31:22Here, Juanito.
00:31:32Pardon me, señores.
00:31:34Do you like to keep scorpions?
00:31:36I know a place where there are millions.
00:31:38Oh, not like this one, Juanito.
00:31:43Pancho!
00:31:45Pancho, if you don't know how to behave, I have to send you out.
00:31:48I want a magnifying glass to watch this little monster.
00:31:55You know, I could throw this scorpion out the window,
00:31:57and then we'd really be alone.
00:31:59It's simpler than that.
00:32:00Why don't we go outside?
00:32:02Why don't we?
00:32:05Oh, excuse me. The line's been fixed.
00:32:11Hello?
00:32:12Hello?
00:32:13Just testing the line.
00:32:15Oh, is the line all fixed?
00:32:17All clear, ma'am.
00:32:18Mira Flores is the last one, senora.
00:32:20No!
00:32:26No!
00:32:32No!
00:32:33No!
00:32:34No!
00:32:36No!
00:32:37No!
00:32:38No!
00:32:39No!
00:32:40No!
00:32:41No!
00:32:42No!
00:32:43No!
00:32:44No!
00:32:45No!
00:32:46No!
00:32:47No!
00:32:56It's under the bridge!
00:32:57No!
00:32:58No!
00:33:00No!
00:33:01No!
00:33:02In the road!
00:33:04No!
00:33:05No!
00:33:07No!
00:33:08All right!
00:33:09No!
00:33:10listen to this
00:33:15hello hello
00:33:18hello what's wrong
00:33:21look up
00:33:22get to the truck
00:33:40%uh
00:33:47%uh
00:33:54%uh
00:33:59%uh
00:34:02%uh
00:34:05%uh
00:34:10%uh
00:34:17%uh
00:34:21%uh
00:34:24%uh
00:34:31%uh
00:34:36%uh
00:34:39%uh
00:34:42%uh
00:34:47%uh
00:34:48%uh
00:34:51%uh
00:34:52%uh
00:34:54Doc, we have to go over to the bridge. There's some trouble. Come on.
00:34:57And you be a good boy.
00:35:01Get back here!
00:35:03Mancho! Mancho, get back here!
00:35:06Mancho!
00:35:08Mancho! Mancho, get back here!
00:35:11Mancho!
00:35:13What would you like?
00:35:17Mancho, come back!
00:35:19I'll get you!
00:35:21Senorita!
00:35:24What's wrong with the caterpillar?
00:35:26Miss Ruth, I cannot say!
00:35:27Help! Miss your head!
00:35:29But that's Juanito!
00:35:47Run, Juanito!
00:35:49Give me your gun!
00:35:51Hold for help!
00:35:59It's a gigantic scorpion!
00:36:00Where is Juanito?
00:36:01He's safe!
00:36:06Operator! Operator! Operator!
00:36:09Operator!
00:36:10Please, hurry! Operator!
00:36:18Operator!
00:36:19Peter!
00:36:49Come on!
00:37:19Come on!
00:37:49I shot that thing a dozen times.
00:37:59It must be after the cattle.
00:38:00...Dang!
00:38:02Juanita, come on, quick!
00:38:07Come on in with the jeep, quick.
00:38:25Come on!
00:38:55Come on!
00:39:07Dr. Velasco.
00:39:08Dr. Ramos, I hope I find you here.
00:39:11This is fantastic.
00:39:13Dr. Velasco.
00:39:15Thank God, Father. We thought you were all dead.
00:39:18This is all that remains.
00:39:20Even the animals.
00:39:22I cannot speak of this night.
00:39:25Even. Devoured.
00:39:27Father, I have been sent here in charge of emergency arrangements.
00:39:30All that are left will be moved to safety.
00:39:32Certainly.
00:39:33Please tell everyone to be ready to leave San Lorenzo.
00:39:36And Father, they may only take what they can carry in their arms.
00:39:39Very well.
00:39:40Where is the laboratory?
00:39:42It's over there.
00:39:46As soon as I received the samples, I identified the poison as that of a scorpion.
00:39:51But I had no concept of the creature size until I saw this.
00:39:55And this.
00:39:57This specimen found by Dr. Ramos is of a species thought to be extinct since the Triasian era.
00:40:04We have known it in a fossil state, but never alive.
00:40:09Now from the bowels of the earth, it has come forth again to plague the earth.
00:40:14What can we do?
00:40:17I emptied the machine guard at one of them.
00:40:19I beg of you all not to lose your heads.
00:40:22In any sense of the word.
00:40:24But we have a few advantages against this enemy.
00:40:27First, they come out to eat only at night.
00:40:30Thus, we have the daylight hours to try to find and destroy them.
00:40:34Secondly, they're somewhat slow and lethargic.
00:40:37Until inflamed by the smell of blood.
00:40:41I still ask one question, sir.
00:40:43Yes.
00:40:44What weapon do you intend to use?
00:40:46Gas.
00:40:47Poison gas.
00:40:49It has been proved effective against Norma's pieces.
00:40:52Let us pray it works against the scorpion eatery.
00:40:55If it does not, may God help all of you.
00:41:08Be ready at dawn.
00:41:09Is that all of them, Lieutenant?
00:41:10Yes.
00:41:11I want to do what I can, too.
00:41:15Senorita Alvarez, I understand your emotions.
00:41:18Believe me, Dr. Velasco, I'm not trying to be emotional.
00:41:20I wouldn't ask to come along if I thought I couldn't help.
00:41:22Teresa, you don't know the hardships.
00:41:24Dr. Velasco, Major Cusillo, I know this area like the palm of my hand.
00:41:29Better than any man here.
00:41:31I'm a good shot.
00:41:33You said yourself you needed all the help you could get.
00:41:36Senorita Alvarez, I think you have found yourself a job.
00:41:41Gentlemen.
00:41:45Major Cusillo and I are planning this.
00:41:48Note where the various incidents have occurred.
00:41:51I want to go with you.
00:41:53I want to do a job.
00:41:55Don't worry, Juanita.
00:41:56We'll get together again.
00:41:58That's a promise.
00:42:00Oh, see if you can find my boots for me, will you?
00:42:03I know where they are.
00:42:13Here they are.
00:42:14Oh, good.
00:42:15Yeah, very, very fine boots.
00:42:18Kind of like those, huh?
00:42:20Mm-hmm.
00:42:21Tell you what, Juanita.
00:42:22When you get to be a big man, I'll get you a pair just like these.
00:42:27I thank you, Mr. Hank.
00:42:30You like that, huh?
00:42:31Uh-huh.
00:42:32I know how to write very good.
00:42:33I know how to shoot very good.
00:42:35I'm seven and a half years old.
00:42:37That's almost a half a man.
00:42:39A half a man?
00:42:41Oh, Juanita.
00:42:42You know, sometimes even a half a man has a lot of different jobs to do.
00:42:48And right now the most important job for you to do is to take care of your grandmother.
00:42:52She can take care of herself.
00:42:54I know, but you've got plenty of time to do more exciting things.
00:42:58And you, you'll be very careful and don't get hurt, won't you?
00:43:03Don't worry.
00:43:04I promise.
00:43:05And a fool man never break his promise.
00:43:09Okay.
00:43:10All right.
00:43:22Oh, I don't see a thing, Dr. Velasco.
00:43:26Might as well go on.
00:43:27All right.
00:43:52Major.
00:43:53Yes, Doctor.
00:43:54Tell your captain to hold all the heavy equipment until we call for it.
00:44:10Okay, Doctor.
00:44:11Here it is, a great big opening.
00:44:23I guess he found it, Dr. Velasco.
00:44:25Yeah.
00:44:30Look, there's something wrong with his horse.
00:44:32He's falling in.
00:44:38Let's hurry up there, Hank.
00:44:41Come on, let's go.
00:44:52We must get down to the lower level.
00:45:11This crevice is new.
00:45:22It must have opened during one of the earthquakes.
00:45:24This looks like a job for us, Doc.
00:45:26Of course.
00:45:27No chance for Mendoza?
00:45:29Yeah.
00:45:30How deep do you say it is?
00:45:32Well, Doc and I have been down many a cave, but there's no way of really telling until you actually hit bottom.
00:45:37Well, the only way we can find out is try to go down there ourselves. What do you say, Doc?
00:45:54Right.
00:45:55Dr. Velasco, will that poisonous gas work in a crevice this big?
00:46:01I could not anticipate such a void as this. It may dissipate.
00:46:05Major, I think you better bring all your heavy equipment up here. Crane, tanks and all.
00:46:10Captain, bring the crane and all the heavy equipment. You want my men to go down there? Get his suicide.
00:46:21Don't worry about it. Doc and I haven't had a decent elevator ride in a long time.
00:46:25Hey, please, no.
00:46:27What are you doing here?
00:46:34I must go away.
00:46:35Look, Juanita, do me a favor, will you? And just stay out of the way.
00:46:40Yes, Mr. Hank.
00:46:41Good. And just sit in the Jeep like a big boy, okay?
00:46:52Put these in the cage.
00:46:53Why the birds, Professor?
00:46:55Because if the birds stop singing, that means there's poison gas in the cave.
00:46:59Hank, you don't have to do it. Neither of you. It's not your responsibility.
00:47:03Whose responsibility is it?
00:47:05The police. The army. The people who live here.
00:47:08Now, look, Doc and I know more about caves than anyone else here.
00:47:12Why did you do that?
00:47:25Maybe I just wanted to see what you do.
00:47:27What did I do?
00:47:29You did all right.
00:47:30Senorita, you can help us if you will keep the log of the descent.
00:47:35How many meters down? The reports which are made?
00:47:38Sure. Keep yourself busy. That's my theory.
00:47:41Oh, and don't forget to take care of little Juanito.
00:47:44All right. Take it down.
00:48:07Take it down.
00:48:08Take it down.
00:48:14Take it down.
00:48:18Take it down.
00:48:20Try it down.
00:48:21Take it down.
00:48:22Talk.
00:48:23Take it down.
00:48:24Ask you guys can help me out.
00:48:26I'm sorry.
00:48:28Look down there.
00:48:58Stop. Stop the cage a minute.
00:49:04Stop!
00:49:07Hank, are you all right?
00:49:09It's the head of a scorpion in the wall. Hold on a second.
00:49:23Okay, I got a picture of it. Lower on.
00:49:25All right. Lower them down.
00:49:28We've just hit Bob.
00:49:53We're in a huge cabin. I've never seen a cave so big in my life.
00:50:00Can you see the signs of Mendoza?
00:50:02No, not from here. We'll take a look around.
00:50:05Oh, the birds seem all right.
00:50:22Oh, the birds seem to be savused.
00:50:23Come in.
00:50:26Oh, the birds seem to be able to see them.
00:50:31I've seen the birds in each other.
00:50:32Oh.
00:50:34It's about me.
00:50:35Oh, my God.
00:50:35I've seen them see them.
00:50:37I've seen them see them.
00:50:38Oh.
00:50:39Oh.
00:50:40Oh, my God.
00:50:40Oh.
00:50:41Oh, my God.
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