Bride of the Werewolf (2019) - full transcript

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(mysterious music)

(deep tonal music)

(haunting choral music)

(creature howling)

(fierce growling)

(creature howling)

(fierce growling)

- It's near, the demon is near.

- Silver bullet?

You're as crazy as an old woman.

We're hunting a

man, not a werewolf.

- Think what you want, I'm

taking no chances this time.

Where did Bilmos get to?

I told him not to

stray too far ahead.

- Look, ahead of us.

(celestial choral music)

- Now do you believe me?

- Where's the rest of him?

(celestial choral music)

(scary swooshing)

(men gasping)

(celestial choral music)

I'm turning back to the

village, I can't go on.

- We must finish

this, we're close.

See the beast's footprints?

Come on.

(celestial choral music)

(growling)

(celestial choral music)

We should split up here and

we'll both cross the ridge

and meet up on

the opposite side.

- We should stick together.

- It may get away, is

that what you want?

After what it did

to your poor Maria?

- (sighing) Yeah,

you're right, good luck.

- God be with you.

- God has forsaken us.

(tense, mysterious music)

(werewolf growling)

(tense, mysterious music)

(werewolf growling)

(tense, mysterious music)

(werewolf growling fiercely)

(gunshot blasting)

(hunter groaning)

What're you shooting at?

(hunter yelling and groaning)

(werewolf growling)

Did you hit it?

(hunter groaning)

(werewolf growling)

Where are you?

(claw scraping)

(tense, mysterious music)

(hunter breathing heavily)

(werewolf growling)

Whoa!

(werewolf growling fiercely)

(tense, mysterious music)

(howling)

(adventurous, scary music)

(wind whipping)

(liquid bubbling)

(eerie music)

- Someday soon, my friend,

you will share your secrets

of eternal life with me.

Willingly, or otherwise.

(eerie music)

- Uh, that thing

gives me the creeps.

- My lovely niece, that

is Pharaoh Intep Common,

show him some respect.

- I'd show him to the door.

How's the research coming?

- Slow, but that's

to be expected

when you're trying to unlock

the secrets of immortality.

- Do mummies really

live forever?

- Possibly, the

Egyptians had secrets

we can barely comprehend.

They believe that their spirits

could transcend time altogether.

Where're you off to?

- Joan and I are taking a

break from graduate studies

to spend some time in the

country for some relaxation.

- Oh, that sounds like

it'll be a wonderful time.

I'll show you both off.

(slow, solemn music)

- Hi, Dr. Stein.

- Hello, Joan, have a safe trip.

- Oh, you know Sylvia,

there's work involved too.

She just has to do research

on the ancient legends

of the European locals.

- Oh?

- For my thesis, goodbye, Uncle.

- Goodbye, Sylvia,

have a safe trip.

(slow, solemn music)

(birds chirping)

(wind howling)

- We should've gone to

the beaches in Milan

instead of this godforsaken

part of the country.

- Don't worry, we'll find

a few rugged mountain men

to keep you warm.

- Maybe three or four.

Don't you ever dream of men

pleasing you all night long?

- My work is my lover.

- Don't get started,

you with your vampires,

and your uncle with his mummy.

Would you look at that place?

One of your monsters

surely could live there.

(wind howling)

We're lost, aren't we?

- Warnoff Pass should be

around here somewhere.

- Let's look at a map.

- There's one in the glove box.

- Looks like the

map is lost as well.

- Then, we'll simply

stop at the nearest town

and ask for directions.

- Well, Dr. Livingston,

let's go already.

(wind howling)

(laughing)

(men chattering)

- That's all I got.

(baby cooing)

- Excuse me but, me

and my friend are lost

and we could really

use some direction.

- Where to, missy?

- We already have

accommodations in Lisbon,

we need to get there by

tonight, and it's getting late.

- You should lodge here tonight,

and continue on in the morning.

- But why?

- There's a full moon tonight.

Isn't safe to travel

by the full moon.

- There, more of your

superstitions for you, Sylvia.

- You shouldn't mock things

you don't understand.

There is a full moon tonight.

And it isn't safe for anyone

outside in these parts.

- Did you hear that,

the poor girls are lost.

- We can help them find

their way. (Laughing)

- Boy, they're beautiful.

And probably carrying

lots of money and jewelry,

ripe for the pickin'.

Listen up, guys, we

should probably...

- I'm sorry, but could

we just get direction

back to Warnoff Pass?

- Turn around, go 10 kilometers

back the direction you came.

The fork in the road

will point the way.

- Thanks, really.

- May God be with you.

- Ah, come on guys.

- Are you sure this

is a good idea?

- Don't worry, that lady

was just trying to make

a quick buck off of us by

getting us to lodge here.

We'll be in Lisbon by nightfall.

- [Joan] I don't know

how you talk me into

these crazy things.

This trip was a bad idea.

I have a bad feeling about this.

And you know what happens

when I get a bad feeling.

- Yes, it turns

out to be nothing.

Understand this, these

people are steeped

in ignorant beliefs

and superstitions.

They fear us because

we're educated and modern.

- Superstitions start somewhere.

Maybe there's a grain of

truth in these legends.

- There's no such thing

as werewolves, vampires,

or the undead.

- (gasping) Look, in the road!

(wind howling)

He looks injured.

- He doesn't seem

to be bleeding,

maybe he was struck

by another car.

- What other car?

Let's call 9-1-1.

(Ira yelling)

(Joan and Sylvia gasping)

- Look what we found,

two lost ladies.

- You bastards, you have

no right to do this.

- (laughing) She's got

spirit, I like that.

- Don't hurt us.

- We're not gonna hurt ya, yet.

- Let's have some fun first.

- I'm gonna take my

spoils right here and now.

- Don't hurt us, please,

we'll do anything.

- You'll do anything

we want regardless.

(man grunting)

(Sylvia groaning)

(arrow splatting)

(adventurous music)

Let's get outta here.

- Get in the car, hurry.

(adventurous music)

- No one's following us.

- Filthy bandits, they

got what they deserved.

- But who shot that arrow?

- Our guardian angel, we need

to report this to the police.

- I agree, let's go

back to the village

and get some assistance.

I told you I had a bad

feeling about this.

- Not now, Joan.

- We were nearly assaulted,

and worse yet, possibly killed.

- But we weren't.

(sighing) Thank our lucky stars

all we got was roughed up.

(slow, somber music)

- What a worst time for the

car to break down, now what?

- Try starting it again.

(car engine stalling)

We'll have to find the nearest

house and get some help.

- Are you kidding?

- Please Joan, we

have no choice.

We have to get going

before the sun goes down.

- What about our luggage?

- We'll get it later,

it'll just slow us down.

(tense music)

- [Joan] So what

were you thinking?

- [Sylvia] We should try to find

that house we passed earlier.

- [Joan] Hardly a safe haven.

- [Sylvia] Better than

sleeping in the freezing cold.

(wind whipping)

(tense music)

- What is it?

- This is where

we were attacked.

See those tire tracks that

go off in that direction?

And right here was where that

guy was shot with that arrow.

There's blood, but no body.

- Those criminals

probably came back.

They knew we'd bring

the authorities.

Let's go find the house,

we can case this out later.

- The body was dragged

off in that direction.

- And the house is this

direction, let's go.

(slow, tense music)

(wind howling)

- [Sylvia] Thank god.

- Really, it's

probably abandoned.

- Well, even if it is, we

can at least start a fire.

Darkness is coming, come on.

(slow, tense music)

- I told you this

was a waste of time.

- Well, we're here, we

should at least look.

(Joan sighing)

(slow, tense music)

(werewolf growling)

(slow, tense music)

- Something smells

like death in here.

- Wait outside then,

I won't be long.

Then we can check

the main house.

- No way, I'll stay

here, thank you.

- Suit yourself.

(slow, tense music)

- This was a mistake.

With our luck, those

bandits live here.

Damn Sylvia and

her brainy ideas.

(slow, tense music)

- Is that blood?

(tense, scary music)

- It's about time you

got back. (Screaming)

(tense, scary music)

- Please, help me

get her inside.

(tense, scary music)

- Thank you so much

for helping us.

- I'm sorry Miranda frightened

you, she's harmless.

The village idiot

persecuted by locals

for practicing witchcraft.

However, I fear if I

wouldn't have taken her in,

she would've been killed.

- I'm Sylvia and this is Joan.

We were looking for the Warnoff

Pass, and then we got lost.

And then the bandits attacked,

and then our car broke down.

- I'm Saul Ashley, you're

welcome to the safety of my home

and hospitality, such as it is.

However, we have no

phone or electricity.

It's very primitive

around these parts.

- A warm place for the

night is all we need.

- Joan, this is...

- Yeah, I know, I

heard everything.

- You may go now.

With the exception of

Miranda, I live here alone.

You're lucky you

stumbled across us.

- We need to get to Lisbon.

And did you know, we don't

get cellphone service

out in this part?

- It's far away,

very far I'm afraid.

- Well, what're we gonna do?

- I have an idea, you

could stay here tonight,

I could certainly

use the company,

and my library will

be at your disposal.

- Saul, you've done enough

already, we couldn't.

- Well, why not, we're

stuck here anyway.

Do you see a mechanic?

- Really, it's no problem.

- Those chains and

stockades in that structure

we were exploring, what

was that all about?

- A previous owner used

to hunt game and wild pig.

He must've used that part of

the house for meat processing.

Those structures are not safe,

you should not go in there.

- By the way, who do you think

saved us from those bandits?

- Who knows, feel fortunate

that you have a guardian angel.

Tomorrow I can take

a look at the car.

But tonight, let me just

show you up to your rooms.

I hope you find the

accommodations pleasing.

No one has slept

here in many years.

- It's fine Saul, thank you.

- I don't suppose you

have a hot shower?

- The bathroom is down the hall.

Hot water is possible,

if I get a fire going.

I'll see to it after dinner.

Rest up until then.

- And when is that?

- I'll have Miranda

start on it immediately.

- Are you sure

that's a good idea?

- You needn't worry, she's

harmless, and a good cook.

You'll see.

- Why were you badgering him?

He's only trying to help.

- Take it easy, I'm

only having some fun.

- He's only trying to be kind.

Who knows where we'd be

without his hospitality.

- Maybe your Casanova

has a secret dungeon

and he'll imprison us in it.

- You're being rude, really.

- Hm, sounds like

someone might like him.

I thought work was your lover.

- Stop teasing.

Although, I have to admit,

he is rather handsome.

We should get some

rest before dinner,

it's been a trying day.

- That's the

understatement of the year.

(scary, suspenseful music)

(slow, somber music)

- Tonight will be a full moon,

you know what you must do.

Please prepare dinner

for our guests.

(slow, tense music)

This curse, this damn curse.

(chains clinking)

When will it ever end?

(slow, solemn music)

- You're right,

she is a good cook.

- I told you I was on the level.

Sylvia, what legends are

you most interested in?

I can help you out and locate

some books ahead of time.

- I'm most interested

in the transformation.

- How so?

- I'm exploring the

long-term effects

legends have on the psyche.

Such as, a person believing

that they could really transform

into a werewolf

or a vampire bat.

(deep, eerie synth music)

Did I say something wrong?

- No, I find it fascinating.

- [Joan] I find it ridiculous,

people changing into animals.

- I do have books that

have documented proof

of men and women

changing into beasts.

It is not only a

change of the mind,

but of the body

and soul as well.

- You seem to know

something on the subject.

- I do, stories handed down

from generation to generation.

I wouldn't discount them.

- It's impossible.

- Nothing's impossible.

I believe like Saul does,

the mind could force

a physical change.

- Or maybe even a good

old-fashioned curse.

(Sylvia giggling)

Ah, I'm just a

romantic at heart.

But curses are strongly

believed in these parts,

as well as vampires

and werewolves.

- What do you know

about lycanthropy?

- It is the act of a

person changing into a wolf

when the moon is full.

Unable to control his urge, he

kills for the sport of blood,

preying on those weaker than he.

There are only two ways

to kill a werewolf.

One, by silver bullet,

or by silver dagger,

plunged straight into the heart,

because it is pure

and of heaven.

- Somewhat beautiful, isn't it?

- Love conquers all, huh?

- Oh brother, it's

getting thick.

It's the 21st

century, not the 16th.

- Well if you'll excuse me,

I better get around to

cutting the wood you'll need

for the warm showers tomorrow.

- Thank you for your

hospitality, Saul.

- Sleep well.

I trust that you can find

your way to your room tonight.

- We can manage, beware

of werewolves tonight.

- Goodnight.

(Joan chuckling)

(eerie synth music)

Thank you, now please go.

The moon will be high

in the sky tonight.

Please look after the girls.

Do not let them go outside.

(eerie synth music)

(wind howling)

(clock ticking)

(Joan yawning)

- Dreaming of Saul?

You better get some rest,

it's been a long day.

- He's so sweet, but,

I can't help but feel

there's a sadness about him.

- Don't get too attached,

we're leaving here

as soon as possible.

- Yes, of course.

- There isn't even cell service.

We can't call ahead to

cancel our reservation.

- We have a four-day

reservation.

I'm sure, as long as we

explain our situation

when we get there,

they'll understand.

- I hope so.

(light, tense music)

(clock ticking)

- Hey, what's with this?

I thought you preferred

the company of men.

- Tonight my tastes have

changed, ever tried it?

- No, not tonight and not ever.

(clock ticking)

(suspenseful music)

(Saul yelling)

(crackling)

(creature howling)

(growling fiercely)

(suspenseful music)

(creature howling)

- What was that?

- A howl, close by too.

- We're in the middle of a

forest, animals live here.

Go back to sleep.

(scary music)

(werewolf growling)

(slow, somber music)

- I heard an animal close

by, it frightened me.

Did you hear it?

It sounded like a wolf.

Are there wolves in these parts?

(slow, mysterious music)

Well, goodnight then.

(slow, mysterious music)

(werewolf growling)

(wind howling)

(buzzing)

(werewolf growling)

(tense, eerie music)

(werewolf growling)

(gasping)

(werewolf growling)

(gagging)

(werewolf growling)

(slow, eerie music)

(werewolf panting)

(slow, scary music)

(werewolf growling)

(woman screaming)

(werewolf growling)

(werewolf panting)

(slow, eerie music)

(werewolf growling)

- Wish I knew who stuck

that arrow in Ira,

God rest his soul.

- [Man In Blue] It was

the demon of the woods.

- No matter, this isn't

over by a long shot.

I will avenge his death.

- You're drunk, and

stupid, we could be killed.

- There ain't no

demon in this region,

only that old house

and the people in it.

- Who is the master

of that house?

- Some strange guy, and that

ugly witch from the village

that he took in.

- Then he's in league

with the devil too.

- Those bitches, they

couldn't have gone too far.

I betcha he's

protecting them too.

No worries, we'll get our

revenge on all of 'em.

And when we're done,

we'll hang their heads

at the crossroads so

everybody can see.

(men laughing)

(creature howling)

(wind whipping)

(slow, gentle piano music)

- Ah. (Groaning lightly)

You poor Miranda, misunderstood

and persecuted just like me.

You're beautiful, Miranda, in

more ways than people can see.

When will people see us

for who we really are?

(wind howling)

- (sighing) I wonder

what's keeping Saul.

He told us to meet

him here at 10 a.m.

- Maybe he overslept,

especially after cutting

all that firewood.

The warm shower was

most appreciated.

- Most of it was gone

before I got to it.

By the way, did you

hear those animals

right outside our

window last night?

- After yesterday's ordeal,

I was dead to the world.

- Sorry to keep

you girls waiting.

I had to gather my tools if

I'm gonna help you fix the car.

- It's this way.

(slow, somber music)

- Watch your step, a trap.

- What for?

- The locals have always

believed there's wolves

around these parts.

- Are there?

- No, there haven't

been for years,

but the ignorant fools think so.

- Last night, I

thought I heard a wolf.

- Impossible, maybe a coyote.

- And what are those for?

- They're to ward

off evil spirits.

- Why are they here,

on your property?

- The locals have always

believed this property

to be haunted, full of spirits.

(trap clinking)

- Finally, the road.

It's not too much

farther, this way.

(slow, somber music)

- See, I told you they

were all together.

Hold it, hold it, we'll wait

till after it gets dark,

we'll break into their house.

It'll be easier to pick

'em off one by one then.

- Yeah, we could loot the house.

We could come out

of this rich, man.

- Now you're thinkin',

I like that plan.

(man chuckling)

- Well?

- Doesn't look good.

You're not going anywhere

today in this car.

- What're we gonna do?

- Look, I have a truck

in one of my sheds.

I can take the radiator

out of that one,

and put it into this one,

and that'll probably take

you as far as Lisbon.

But from there, you

need to see a mechanic.

- That's the best news

I've heard all day.

How long will it be, Saul?

- If I start on it

right away, a day or so?

- Well let's go

get the suitcase.

(slow, somber music)

- Oh, hi there.

- Hi, how's it comin'?

- Slower than I'd like, but

I'm making good progress.

- Well, don't hurry

on my account.

- Aren't you and your friend

anxious to leave this place?

I mean, you must find my

way of life very primitive.

- Joan's in a hurry, I'm not.

- You mean that?

- I've grown fond of you, Saul.

- And I have

feelings for you too.

Maybe after your trip

we can plan to spend

some time together.

- I'd like that.

(slow, gentle music)

- [Man In Blue Shirt]

Do you think the place

is loaded with riches.

- [Man In Vest] Of

course, I heard this guy's

from the heart of France.

He comes from an

influential family.

He must have a fortune

stashed in there.

(chuckling) And

I'll tell ya what,

It'll all be ours once

we knock them off.

- [Man In Blue] What

if the authorities

figure out who did it?

- They'll know we

did 'em a favor.

No one likes that fella

and the whole region

thinks he's got us cursed.

They'll never figure it out.

Besides, we'll be careful

and clean our tracks.

(wind howling)

(light, twangy music)

Now we wait till dark.

- It was very

good, I'm so tired.

- It's been a long few

days for all of us.

- I'm ready for bed.

- Are you retiring

for the night?

- After I finish pulling

the radiator from the truck,

I'm gonna get some rest.

With any luck, you'll be on

your way by lunchtime tomorrow.

- Thank goodness,

country life is okay,

but I get my kicks in the city.

- Well, goodnight.

- Don't seduce him till

the radiator's removed.

(deep, suspenseful synth music)

- Please hurry.

(deep, suspenseful synth music)

Please go, leave now!

(deep, suspenseful synth music)

(Miranda gasping and groaning)

- Burn in hell, you witch!

(Miranda crying out)

(man groaning)

(Miranda crying out)

(Miranda groaning)

Come on!

(deep, tense synth music)

Quiet, you idiot.

(door banging)

- What was that?

- I don't know.

Should we investigate?

- Maybe it was just

Saul and Miranda.

(slow, solemn choral music)

- Follow me.

(tense, suspenseful music)

(Joan and Sylvia crying out)

- Sylvia, Sylvia!

(creaking)

(Saul yelling)

(girls grunting)

(men laughing)

- Your master's not here

to protect you this time.

You're gonna get what you

deserve, you dirty whores.

(werewolf growling)

(rumbling)

(man laughing)

(man in vest crying out)

- Ah!

(gunshot blasting)

(werewolf growling)

(Sylvia crying)

- Filthy whore.

- Devil woman.

(Sylvia gasping)

- You're about to see

what a real man is like.

- Yeah, you're gonna

like that, aren't ya?

- Swap.

(man in vest laughing)

(werewolf growling)

(scary music)

(werewolf growling)

(man gasping)

(werewolf growling

and shrieking)

(gentle music)

- [Saul] It's okay,

you're safe now.

- I remember, the

bandits attacked us.

They killed Joan,

and then, a beast,

a man-wolf saved me.

It's a nightmare.

- It is a nightmare, Sylvia,

one that I cannot escape.

God, I wish you would've

never come here.

It's all my fault that

this has happened to you.

- We never would've

met, fallen in love.

- But all the tragedy?

- Life is full of tragedy,

you didn't bring it on us,

you saved us, many times.

- I must confess, I'm

not who I appear to be.

- You are a kind and

compassionate man,

saddened only by

your affliction.

- So you know, I

must repulse you.

- I love you, Saul.

- How can someone

love a monster?

A beast who can't

control his bloodlust

when the moon is full.

Before you came here, I

was going to kill myself.

- Maybe there's a cure?

- There's no cure, no release,

except for a silver

bullet or a dagger,

thrust straight into my heart

from someone who truly loved me.

- I could never kill you.

How did it happen?

- It was long ago,

but the nightmare feels like

it happened just yesterday.

(tense music)

(werewolf growling)

(howling)

(werewolf growling)

(Saul groaning)

(werewolf growling)

(Saul groaning)

(tense, eerie music)

A hunting party found me,

and brought me to

a nearby hospital.

Once I recovered,

I was brought here,

hoping against hope that I'd

find a cure from this curse.

But now I've just

dragged you into it.

- My uncle may be able to help,

he's a scientist,

and archeologist.

He's been experimenting

with some ancient Egyptian

cures and potions.

He may be able to reverse

this disorder somehow.

- Do you think so, I mean, do

you think he can really help?

- All we could do is try.

- How would he view me,

a monster, a killer?

I mean, what would happen

once he knew the truth?

- My uncle is a kind

man, you'll see.

He'll do his very best,

you have nothing to lose.

- All right give it a try.

(car engine humming)

Good.

(light, somber choral music)

- Everything will be fine.

My uncle will help

you, you'll see.

- I just have a feeling I'm

never gonna see my home again.

- That's because we're going

to start our new life together.

- I have confidence

in you, Sylvia.

(wind howling)

Thanks for your

willingness to help me.

Your niece Sylvia has

been so kind to me.

- And you saved her

life several times.

I owe you a debt of thanks,

and will do whatever

I can to cure you.

- Hm, if there is a cure.

- There might possibly be.

- My uncle can do

it, you'll see.

- As my niece told you,

I've been studying Egyptian

medicines and mummification.

Both are linked, you know.

- Well how will this

research help me?

- I believe lycanthropy

is a blood disorder,

and the moon's gravity

when it's at its fullest

and strongest, can

cause mental effects,

along with the physical

change as well.

- So?

- Mummification used various

herbal and chemical compounds

that change the blood structure.

I believe this same ancient

science can be applied to you

and your condition.

- So you're saying that my

blood compound can be changed?

- Precisely, we can alter

your blood structure

to where you will no longer

be affected by the moon.

You will be completely

free and cured.

- That sounds great,

when do we start?

- Immediately, but

not at the university.

This experiment has

never been done before.

I have a small lab at my home,

and we can work there

without cause of detection.

- You can stay with

us until you are well.

- Thanks, I understand.

- We will start by

getting blood samples

and creating a culture from it.

Then I can apply the Egyptian

herbs and medicines to it.

You will have to

be patient though,

this will take some time.

- But there's a

full moon tonight.

- We'll make sure that you're

sufficiently restrained.

- See Saul, everything

will be fine.

(wind howling)

(slow, somber music)

(liquid bubbling)

- Welcome to my lab

and study, my friend.

This is where we will cure you.

- This is your mummy, I suppose.

How old is he?

- Tell him, Uncle.

- By my calculations,

he is 10,000 years old.

- Under all those

bandages lies the secret?

- Even centuries

cannot hold back

the ancient secrets

of the pharaohs.

- His name was Intep

Common, he was a prince.

- Possibly, but one thing is

for sure, he was all powerful.

- Well how do you

know that, Doctor?

- Well he was buried

with this ancient scroll.

- What are these items, Uncle?

- This is the scroll

of eternal life,

and next to it, tawna leaves,

both used to

rejuvenate the mummy.

- He can stay right where he is.

- I agree.

- He may help us in our

quest to cure you, Saul.

Some of the same ingredients

used to preserve the mummy

will alter your blood.

(slow, somber music)

- I know this is

for your own good.

I'll see you in the morning.

- Please, no matter what you do,

don't let anyone come in here.

I don't want anyone

to see me like this.

- You're secure, and I

have to begin my work.

(adventurous music)

(Saul yelling)

(creaking)

(werewolf grunting)

(werewolf howling)

(adventurous music)

(liquid bubbling)

(deep, tense synth music)

Just what I expected, an

alteration of the cell structure.

I wonder what will happen

if I add it to Saul's blood.

(deep, tense synth music)

(liquid bubbling)

I think we may be

on to something.

(deep, tense synth music)

(liquid bubbling)

(birds chirping)

- These last few weeks have

brought me so much joy.

I never thought I'd be able

to find happiness again.

- My whole life was

consumed in studies.

You also helped me find a

love I never thought possible.

But...

- Something's been troubling

you the last few days.

What is it, Sylvia?

- My uncle, he isn't himself.

- He's been working

non-stop around the clock,

trying to find a cure for me.

- No, that isn't it.

More and more he seems to

be consumed with the mummy.

- Well yes, my cure rests

in the mummification

of the pharaoh.

- I just hope he doesn't

try to resurrect it.

- Why would he do

something like that?

It would serve him no

purpose, or anyone else.

- Science is a

strange field, Saul.

It can drive men to

reach into the corners

that were never

meant to be explored.

(liquid bubbling)

- Sylvia has been worried

about you lately, Doctor.

- My niece always

worries about me.

- I know you've been working

hard on trying to find my cure,

I appreciate that, but,

maybe you should take a

break for a little while.

- There will be three

nights of a full moon.

The tests are progressing.

Once I can separate

the damaged cells,

we can inject you

and see if it works.

- Well how much longer, Doctor?

- Soon, very soon.

(adventurous music)

(Saul yelling and grunting)

(creaking)

(werewolf growling)

(werewolf howling)

- (gasping) He's broken

free and escaped.

- We have to stop him.

Hurry, grab the

tranquilizer gun.

He couldn't have

gotten very far.

(adventurous music)

(werewolf howling)

(werewolf growling)

(tense, suspenseful music)

(wind howling)

(werewolf growling softly)

(man vocalizing)

- Dammit.

(werewolf growling softly)

(man vocalizing)

(wind howling)

(werewolf growling)

(slow, somber music)

Manna from heaven.

(slow, somber music)

(werewolf growling)

Hey, this is my

alley, get outta here.

Get outta here.

(werewolf growling)

Get, get away from

here, get, get away.

(man groaning and gagging)

(adventurous music)

(werewolf growling)

- There he is.

- Stand back, Sylvia.

- [Sylvia] Saul, no!

(dart thudding)

(werewolf howling)

(adventurous music)

- We have to get

him back to my lab.

(adventurous music)

(wind howling)

- [Sylvia] How much longer is

this nightmare to continue?

- Please be patient,

it won't be long.

- He's tortured, my poor Saul.

- He will sleep for a long time.

Now get some rest.

I must continue my research

if Saul's to find any peace.

- Yes, Uncle.

(liquid bubbling)

(clock ticking)

(Sylvia sighing)

(Sylvia crying)

(slow, somber music)

- The tawna leaves,

herb of rejuvenation.

We will mix it with Saul's blood

and see what affect

it has on our Pharaoh.

(slow, somber music)

(deep, serious music)

I will serve the ancient

elixir to our mummy,

and read from the

scroll of life.

If I'm successful, we can

find and antidote for Saul,

and end his suffering.

(liquid bubbling)

(celestial choral music)

(deep, serious music)

Thick blood, the

night grows weary.

The ages endure centuries of

hardship, great destruction.

Men die, wealth is lost,

the destitute are shunned.

Perilous ruin, the people dread.

Storm upon storm,

plagued by misery.

Heavy remorse, an evil

stir haunts the world.

By these tawna leaves,

I give you life.

Through the sands of

time and eons of slumber.

(thunder crackling)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

You live!

Intep Common, I have revived

you, a modern miracle.

(slow, somber music)

(clock ticking)

Listen to me, together we

will advance modern medicine

ahead a thousand years.

You have been to the

afterlife and back.

We will unlock the

secrets of life and death,

starting with this poor man.

(slow, gentle music)

He's afflicted with

a rare disease.

Your DNA mixed with his

will provide the cure.

(mummy speaking muffled)

No!

(doctor groaning)

(crackling)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(tense, somber music)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(upbeat digital dance music)

(audience applauding)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(muted upbeat

digital dance music)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(muted upbeat

digital dance music)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(banging)

(muted upbeat

digital dance music)

(audience applauding)

(upbeat digital dance music)

(audience cheering)

(muted upbeat

digital dance music)

(mummy growling)

(man yelling in pain)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(people chattering)

- Looking for a

good time, mister?

Damn, too much competition.

(people chattering)

(upbeat music in background)

(sighing) Ah, geez.

Come on, pick up the phone.

(sighing)

Mac, come down to Pickman

Station and pick me up, now!

There ain't no

business, it's crowded.

Take me to the tracks, where

there are no pole dancers.

Oh, I don't care if you're

in the middle of a card game,

come pick me up right now!

Stupid pimp, fuck.

Whoa, hello, you wanna go

somewhere and get cozy?

Oh my god!

(mummy growling)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

Oh man, shit!

(woman groaning)

(ghostly voices murmuring)

(tense, suspenseful music)

(mummy panting)

(tense, suspenseful music)

(mummy grumbling)

- Oh my god, what is happening?

The mummy walks.

Oh my god, and

the doctor's dead.

There's no hope anymore.

No!

No!

No, no, no!

(Saul gagging)

(mummy grumbling)

(Sylvia sighing)

(adventurous music)

(werewolf growling)

(mummy grumbling)

(werewolf growling)

(glass shattering)

(fire crackling)

(howling)

(adventurous music)

(Sylvia coughing)

(fire crackling)

(adventurous music)

- It's okay, we're safe now.

- The mummy?

- Destroyed, like all

my uncle's hard work.

- You're injured.

- No I'm not, it's

just a scratch.

You know what I'd like, Saul?

- Anything, just name it.

- Midnight wedding,

under the stars.

(fire crackling)

(upbeat, serious music)

("Wedding March")

- Saul Ashley, you

may kiss the bride.

(werewolf growling)

Holy shit.

(werewolf growling)

(priest screaming)

(howling)

("Wedding March")

(mysterious, scary music)

(werewolf growling)

(howling)

(wind whipping)