The Horrible Dr. Hichcock | Full Movie | Riccardo Freda | Barbara Steele, Robert Flemyng, Silvano Tranquilli, Maria Teresa Vianello

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THE HORRIBLE DR. HICHCOCK
| Horror | 1962 |

Plot:
In 1897 London, a woman weds a necrophiliac doctor whose first wife died under mysterious circumstances - and who might be returning from the grave to torment her successor.

Crew:

• Directed by: Riccardo Freda
• Written by: Julyan Perry
• Starring: Barbara Steele, Robert Flemyng, Silvano Tranquilli, Maria Teresa Vianello
• Produced by: Luigi Carpentieri, Ermanno Donati
• Music by: Roman Vlad
• Cinematography: Raffaele Masciocchi
• Edited by: Ornella Micheli

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Transcript

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00:04:15You won't feel anything it'll be just as if you were asleep prepare the injection, please

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00:04:54All right, we must operate before the heartbeats quicken up again, I don't know how long my anesthetic will last very variable scalpel

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00:05:12Must hurry my wife has guests and she'll never forgive me for being late professor. Yes, excuse me

00:05:17There's inspector Scott who wants to talk to you

00:05:20Yes, of course

00:05:22Ah

00:05:26Good evening inspector. Good evening. Do you think he'll be all right?

00:05:30Well, he's had a very severe blow, but I've done everything possible for him. All we can do now is hope for the best

00:05:35Thank you. Good night. Good night inspector

00:05:39The professor's done everything he can so don't worry your father will be all right

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00:06:50Good evening professor. Good evening. Oh Martha. Yes, sir

00:06:53Please tell my wife. I'm very tired this evening. And so I'm going straight up to my room

00:06:59Everything's ready upstairs, sir

00:07:01Thank You Martha

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00:08:18Feel very tired, please forgive us my dear

00:08:22I thank you for lovely

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00:12:10Yes, thank you don't know it is only science your father must thank it's a great victory professor

00:12:16It may not be a miracle, but it has all the characteristics of one

00:12:19The human body keeps its secrets well hidden so much time has been wasted in attempts to analyze the soul while the

00:12:25Mechanical material side of our beings remains an unknown universe

00:12:28If you hadn't been able to get that slowing up of the heartbeat the operation could never have been such an overwhelming success

00:12:35Well, I don't know

00:12:37Perhaps my anesthetic is only useful because it slows up the general action of the organism

00:12:40Professor the patient is ready for the operation. All right

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00:14:20Oh

00:14:30Margaret Margaret

00:14:37Margaret

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00:17:36Take them downstairs. Yes, ma'am right away

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00:18:00The carriage is waiting Thank You Martha. Have you decided to leave then?

00:18:09Yes, Martha I have I can't go on living here everything reminds me of her

00:18:16Everything I shall leave the house in your charge. All right

00:18:28Goodbye mother. Goodbye

00:18:33Oh by the way, where's the cat Jezebel disappeared

00:18:41Well, goodbye

00:18:45I

00:19:16I

00:19:26Hope you're going to be very happy I can be happy anywhere as long as I'm with you I

00:19:37Think we're almost there

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00:19:56Bring up the rest of the bags in the morning

00:20:03Yeah, thank you sir

00:20:15Oh

00:20:24Come on my dear

00:20:32Nature is very prolific. It's only taken a few years to turn this place into a wilderness. Oh

00:20:41Look there's someone up there

00:20:46Who can it be it must be Martha my husband

00:20:49It's going to rain. Yes. Come along. We must hurry

00:21:04Wait a minute Cynthia, I'll strike a match

00:21:16You

00:21:20Mother

00:21:45Is

00:21:50That her

00:21:54Yes

00:21:59All right, yeah, come on

00:22:02Sit down here

00:22:05Just let me go and find Martha

00:22:08Don't leave me here alone. Oh, you'll be all right

00:22:11Oh

00:22:13It's Jezebel, oh what a fright she gave me Jezebel Jezebel. Come here. Come here. She must have grown quite wild

00:22:34Now good evening Martha welcome home professor

00:22:41Martha this is my wife Cynthia. This is my housekeeper Martha. How do you do?

00:22:45You must excuse the state the house is in but I only had time to prepare the upstairs rooms. Ah

00:22:51Would you like something to eat? Ah, yes, you must be hungry my dear

00:22:55No

00:22:56I'm just tired in that case professor. Shall I show your wife up to her room if she

00:23:02What was that

00:23:09Nothing it's my sister. I've had a staying with me here, but tomorrow I'm taking her to an asylum

00:23:16She's quite mad. I

00:23:20See come on dear I'll go upstairs with you

00:23:31Why

00:23:34Does Martha look at me in such a strange way Oh

00:23:37Mother may appear a little odd, but you soon get used to it. Come along

00:23:56Your room is this way

00:24:02When we get some proper light, it'll be much more cheerful, it's beautiful

00:24:08Was it here that she used to sleep

00:24:11Yes

00:24:15Forgive me

00:24:17But this house has such a strange effect on me. It's so hostile

00:24:21I'm scared by all kinds of things even the cat. You're just very tired. You will feel quite differently tomorrow

00:24:27You're just very tired you will feel quite differently tomorrow

00:24:30of course

00:24:32Now Martha will bring up your bag. And if you need anything, there's a bell behind your bed

00:24:37Thank you. Good night, my love. Good night

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00:27:54That you

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00:28:13Good morning, my dear. Good morning. Now sit down

00:28:27I

00:28:37Didn't sleep well

00:28:39How is that

00:28:42You didn't hear anything last night. Did you know why?

00:28:48After you left me, I'm sure somebody tried to get into my room

00:28:53But that's absurd my dear who could possibly do that

00:28:57I don't know but I saw the door handle turn and heard footsteps. Oh

00:29:01Come now Cynthia, you were very tired last night. Perhaps you just imagined it

00:29:05There was someone at the door. I assure you Oh rubbish Cynthia

00:29:10My room is next to yours and I heard nothing at all

00:29:14I'm sorry, my dear but going back to the hospital after all these years has put my nerves on edge. Forgive me. Yes

00:29:21There's an orderly here from the hospital. He wishes to speak to you and says it's urgent. Excuse me, my dear

00:29:27I

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00:29:54Must go to the hospital. Goodbye

00:29:56By the way, we are invited to a concert tonight be ready about eight

00:30:27You

00:30:31Your room's up there why is this door locked it's always been locked

00:30:56I

00:31:18Adore the opera

00:31:21The tenors in the first act why it couldn't have been better. Yes a magnificent performance really

00:31:26What did you don't you think it was really good all-around performance? This is soprano's figure

00:31:31Professor there's an emergency at the hospital. Thank you

00:31:34Would you excuse me, my dear? I'm afraid I have to go to the hospital at once

00:31:38Would you see my wife home and then join me at the hospital with pleasure? Good night. Good night

00:31:45Shall we

00:31:50I

00:32:03Just come over from New York when the professor returned home and I was lucky enough to find a position here

00:32:08I've always followed his experiments with great interest. Oh, really don't think that because I married Bernard I know about medicine. I

00:32:16I

00:32:18Wouldn't know but since you married the professor you are interested it seems you are aren't you?

00:32:26Of course

00:32:39Before now, I'd never met such charming interest in our science

00:32:45I

00:33:04Hope you didn't find it too boring. No, of course not

00:33:09May I accompany you to the door? No. Thank you. My husband will be waiting for you at the hospital. I

00:33:22Hope to have the pleasure of seeing you again. I will expect you to call on me

00:33:31Good night. Good night

00:33:38Good night

00:34:08Sleep with no awakening

00:34:38Ah

00:34:45It's you I heard someone and wondered who it was

00:34:51Would you please show me to the house?

00:34:54Tom

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00:35:18You may go now and please take the cat with you, all right and

00:35:23Martha, will you please leave your sister locked in the lodge?

00:35:27my sister

00:35:29She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:38She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:40She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:42She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:44She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:46She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:48She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:50She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:52She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:54She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:56She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:35:58She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:00She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:02She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:04She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:06She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:08She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:10She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:12She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:14She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:16She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:18She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:20She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:22She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:24She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:26She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:28She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:30She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:32She was taken to a clinic in Bath yesterday

00:36:34I shall never use that anesthetic again

00:36:38It isn't perfected yet

00:36:40It isn't perfected yet

00:36:42It's too risky

00:37:04I'm going home

00:37:06I'm going home

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00:39:50Can I help you Professor?

00:39:52No

00:40:58But I can't be mistaken. She had those boots on.

00:41:01I'm absolutely certain those were the ones,

00:41:03even though I only saw her for a moment, standing in front of my door.

00:41:07All this is utterly ridiculous.

00:41:09Cynthia, you must remember that when I first met you, you had not been well.

00:41:13The shock of your father's death had left you in a highly nervous condition.

00:41:16You seem to be getting over it, but you must not allow your imagination to run away with you.

00:41:21I know it sounds absurd, but I really saw it, Bernard. I actually saw it.

00:41:29I waited all night for you to come in, but I didn't hear you at all.

00:41:33I got back extremely late.

00:41:36Bernard, all these portraits of her, even here in your room.

00:41:42Oh, I know you adored her, but please try to understand.

00:41:47Wherever I go, her eyes seem to be watching, watching me.

00:41:51All right, Cynthia. I must go.

00:41:59And Cynthia, please remember that when I'm not in the house,

00:42:03I do not wish you to enter this room.

00:42:18I'll see you at dinner.

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00:43:11Good morning.

00:43:12Good morning. How nice to see you.

00:43:15I came to talk to your husband.

00:43:17Bernard's gone out. Is it urgent?

00:43:19Urgent? Not very.

00:43:20Please come in.

00:43:23How do you like London?

00:43:36What's the matter?

00:43:41Do you believe in ghosts?

00:43:43No, I don't.

00:43:45Neither do I.

00:43:47But ever since I've been in this house, it's been a constant fear to me.

00:43:50I'm beginning to believe in them.

00:43:52I even saw the folds of a dress and a slipper.

00:43:57Are you sure? It's not possible.

00:43:59You could have imagined it.

00:44:01I knew you wouldn't believe me, but I'm telling you the truth.

00:44:07In your opinion, is Bernard normal?

00:44:10As much as any man of genius.

00:44:12But why?

00:44:14Oh, nothing. Just an idea.

00:44:16Can I offer you a drink?

00:44:18No, thank you. I have to go to the clinic.

00:44:21Oh.

00:44:25Anyway, Cynthia.

00:44:27If I can ever help you, please don't hesitate to let me know.

00:44:31Thank you, Kurt.

00:44:35Goodbye.

00:44:44Goodbye.

00:44:46Goodbye.

00:44:48Goodbye.

00:45:14I'm afraid I must go back to the clinic.

00:45:16Oh, must you really go?

00:45:18Yes, I'm afraid I must. I have some very urgent matters to attend to.

00:45:21You've changed so, Bernard.

00:45:23I don't seem to mean anything to you anymore.

00:45:27Perhaps it was a mistake to come back here.

00:45:30Oh, nonsense, my dear. It's just that I'm rather worried.

00:45:33My hands are not as capable as they used to be.

00:45:36Then don't stay away too long. I'm so frightened without you.

00:45:39Would you like me to ask Martha to come and sleep up here tonight?

00:45:42Oh, no, not Martha. I prefer to be alone.

00:45:44Oh, very well, just as you wish.

00:45:46Hurry back. I'll stay awake for you.

00:45:49All right. I may be late, but I'll look in and say goodnight.

00:46:14Good night.

00:46:44Good night.

00:47:14Professor Hitchcock.

00:47:40What do you want, Dr. Lang?

00:47:42Nothing. It's my turn on duty tonight.

00:47:45I heard a noise, but I didn't think it was you.

00:47:48I just wanted to check the state of coagulation in this case.

00:47:54But if you'd just called me, I would have helped you.

00:47:57I didn't know you were on duty tonight.

00:47:59Anyway, it's useless.

00:48:01Come, let's get out of here.

00:48:12All right.

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00:53:01That's strange.

00:53:03And another thing, Bernard.

00:53:05What's through that door?

00:53:07Which door?

00:53:09The first one there, on the landing.

00:53:11It's my old laboratory,

00:53:13and I wish it to remain locked.

00:53:19Bernard,

00:53:21you've changed so much since we got here.

00:53:23Why can't we leave this house now?

00:53:25I left this house once,

00:53:27and I bitterly regret having done so.

00:53:29I shall not leave it again.

00:53:31Good night.

00:53:59Good night.

00:54:29Good night.

00:54:59Margaret!

00:55:01Margaret!

00:55:29Margaret!

00:55:45Sit here.

00:55:59Sit here.

00:56:01Sit here.

00:56:03Sit here.

00:56:27Ginger!

00:56:29No!

00:56:33No!

00:56:39She must have fainted.

00:56:41Quick!

00:56:43Help me!

00:57:03Help me!

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01:01:32Right, continue with the same treatment.

01:01:48Down, Frank.

01:01:59Someone scratched you, professor.

01:02:04It was Jezebel, my cat.

01:02:08Professor?

01:02:10Yes, Frank?

01:02:12Your carriage is at the door, professor.

01:02:14Ah, yes, my wife is waiting at home.

01:02:16Something wrong, Professor?

01:02:40You have no doubt already understood the situation.

01:02:44It's my wife.

01:02:45Your wife?

01:02:46Yes.

01:02:48When I first met her, she'd been undergoing treatment for a shock she'd had.

01:02:51I fell in love with her straight away and I...

01:02:53I tried to convince myself she was completely cured.

01:02:57She seemed quite balanced to me.

01:03:00A little impressionable, perhaps.

01:03:02She's got it into her head that I don't love her.

01:03:05That I'm still in love with my first wife, Margaret.

01:03:08She even thinks that Margaret's ghost is haunting her.

01:03:12It's your fault, Professor.

01:03:14Huh?

01:03:16My fault?

01:03:17Yes.

01:03:19She feels as if she were a stranger in your house.

01:03:22And the fact that you wish everything to remain as it was

01:03:24makes her think that you still love your first wife.

01:03:27Cynthia feels like a rival.

01:03:30And in her subconscious is this question of doubt.

01:03:34But that's absurd.

01:03:36Perhaps I may be blamed for having brought Cynthia back here,

01:03:39but this place is full of memories for me.

01:03:42And not all very pleasant ones, I assure you.

01:03:44But one can't run away forever.

01:03:47To move house would be sufficient.

01:03:51Maybe.

01:04:42How are you feeling, my dear?

01:04:44What's the matter?

01:04:46What happened?

01:04:48What did you do to me?

01:04:50Nothing.

01:04:52We found you lying unconscious in the garden.

01:04:55You've been quite delirious.

01:04:57Look at the state you're in.

01:04:59But... but it's not possible.

01:05:02I'm afraid, my dear, that your nerves have given way again.

01:05:05However, don't worry.

01:05:08You will soon be well.

01:07:38Here you are, my dear.

01:07:40Drink this. It'll make you sleep.

01:08:08That's right, my dear.

01:08:12And now you must rest and relax.

01:08:16I'll try to sleep.

01:08:38Martha, don't disturb my wife.

01:08:41She's not well.

01:08:43Oh, and, Martha,

01:08:45I think perhaps you'd better go away for a few days.

01:08:48You understand?

01:08:50You can resume your duties a little later on.

01:08:53As you wish, Professor.

01:08:56Oh, Martha,

01:08:58I shall never forget what you have done for me.

01:09:01I shall never forget what you have done for me.

01:09:04Oh, Martha,

01:09:06I shall never forget what you have done for my...

01:09:09for my poor wife.

01:09:34Professor?

01:09:35Huh? Ah.

01:09:37Was I late?

01:10:01Professor?

01:10:02Yes?

01:10:03Ah. Frank.

01:10:06Where have you been? Where's the bag?

01:10:08There was no one there.

01:10:10No one in the house?

01:10:13Are you sure?

01:10:14Yes, I'm sure.

01:10:16I rang, called, even walked right round the house.

01:10:19Saw no one at all.

01:10:21Excuse me, Professor. Maybe your wife has gone out on a visit.

01:10:24But she never goes out by herself.

01:10:26I must go and see if something is wrong.

01:10:29You understand, don't you? Please take over from me.

01:11:03Cynthia.

01:11:33Cynthia.

01:11:54The moment he wasn't looking, I poured the milk into a flower vase.

01:11:58Could be, Cynthia, that your husband...

01:12:00Surely you don't believe that he...

01:12:02I don't know. I don't know, Kurt.

01:12:04I've only got you who can help me.

01:12:06Don't you understand? I've only got you.

01:12:08Yes, Cynthia.

01:12:11And then last night I awoke in a horrible place.

01:12:13And there was Bernard looking at me like some monster.

01:12:16Suddenly I saw these hands grabbing him around the neck.

01:12:19It terrified me, terrified me.

01:12:20Then I don't know what happened. I must have fainted.

01:12:22And then?

01:12:23Nothing.

01:12:24This morning I was in my own room and there was Bernard looking at me.

01:12:28I made him think I'd drunk the milk.

01:12:30And then I pretended to be asleep.

01:12:33I'll have it analyzed, Cynthia.

01:12:34And if the results show nothing wrong, will you admit the absurdity of your suspicion?

01:12:39Anyhow, try to remain calm.

01:12:42Your imagination is much too vivid.

01:12:44Yes, I know. I know it seems real.

01:12:46Cynthia.

01:13:00Cynthia.

01:13:02I was worried about you. What on earth are you doing here?

01:13:07Your wife came looking for you, Professor.

01:13:09In your absence I entertained her.

01:13:13I see.

01:13:14Well, I think perhaps we'd better go home.

01:13:23Come along, my dear.

01:13:44Come along.

01:14:00Where's Martha?

01:14:02I sent her away.

01:14:04You mean you've dismissed her?

01:14:05Yes.

01:14:06I didn't think you'd mind.

01:14:07In fact, I thought you'd be pleased.

01:14:14Come along.

01:14:44Come along.

01:15:14Come along.

01:15:44Come along.

01:16:14Come along.

01:16:28There's enough barbiturate concentration here to kill a horse.

01:16:32Are you sure?

01:16:34Three different tests.

01:16:36The same result in each case.

01:16:39The milk you brought me contains sleeping tablets.

01:16:42Enough to give eternal sleep.

01:16:47But, oh, Cynthia.

01:16:49Oh, no.

01:16:50I might be too late.

01:17:42Come along.

01:18:12Come along.

01:18:42No!

01:19:02You must be buried like I was buried.

01:19:05Shot up alive down here.

01:19:07When I got out of my coffin, Bernard had gone.

01:19:10He didn't know.

01:19:11He still loved me.

01:19:13It's you.

01:19:14You who must die.

01:19:41Bernard!

01:19:59Bernard!

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01:21:39Help!

01:21:46I will give you back your beauty with this young blood.

01:21:52Yes, kill her.

01:21:54Kill her!

01:21:55And then, that will be only me.

01:21:58Only me.

01:22:02Bernard!

01:22:03No!

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01:22:06No! No!

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01:22:14Professor!

01:22:36Cynthia!

01:23:00Cynthia!

01:23:06Cynthia!

01:23:36Darling.

01:23:38Thank you, good man. Thank you.

01:23:41You're safe now, Cynthia.

01:23:43You saved my life.

01:23:46The past is burning.

01:23:48And that nightmare is over forever.

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The Horrible Dr. Hichcock | Full Movie | Riccardo Freda | Barbara Steele, Robert Flemyng, Silvano Tranquilli, Maria Teresa Vianello

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