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- The unusual characteristics

of the figures that you see in this museum

reside in a special process,

a secret that I discovered years ago.

Here is a representative figure

of the make believe world of the screen.

He was a prominent personality,

an actor who was seen during
two eras of cinematography.

All of you recognize Gary Cooper.

Gandhi, the head of the
Hindu Nationalist Movement,

who fought for the education of youth.

He preached the abolishment of violence

in order to attain his country's freedom.

Joseph Stalin,

the world is still suffering
from his amazing ability

to create and put into use
political and military power.

For as a result of this,

world peace is still in danger.

And this figure that I created in wax

is a true reproduction
of Guillotine's head.

He invented the guillotine, you know.

The man was the first person

that the French people executed.

On occasions it doesn't
pay to be an inventor.

This is Pancho Villa,

the famous Mexico revolutionary,

whose controversial personality

was deeply integrated in
Mexico's fight for freedom.

This is a genius who turned
into a criminal, Landru.

He made love to many girls

that were found strangled later on.

A totally sadistic person,

but this killer had an
incredible personality,

a personalty that attracted
all kinds of women

who died for being curious.

And now I would like to
ask you to accompany me

while I demonstrate other things

that you will find interesting I'm sure.

- Dr. Karol?

- Yes, young lady.

- Forgive me for
interrupting, but you see--

- No, that's quite all right.

- I'm Susan Madison,

a photographer for New Arts Magazine.

I'd like to take some
photographs of your figures here

for an article that we'll publish later.

- I can't say no to that.

Now could you come with us to
the other gallery down below.

- Yes, Doctor, because
frankly that's the section

I consider most
interesting for my article.

- Won't you join the others?

Follow me please.

And now we'll be entering
the lower galleries.

You'll see reproductions here

of many famous monsters
that history has known.

The figures down in this section

show the diabolical
measures that men take.

Here you have Mr. Hyde,

the hideous creature that Dr.
Jekyll turned himself into

by means of the secret formula
that he himself discovered.

In that way, he was
transformed into the monster

that was actually hiding in his heart.

Undoubtedly, there's a monster

like that hiding in all human souls.

Surely, you'll recognize

the monster created by Dr. Frankenstein.

This figure represents just
how far science can go.

Here, man constructed the
ugly aspects of himself.

He used human remains in this case,

fragments of dead bodies.

Now this creature here is
certainly bloodcurdling.

Is he not, hmm?

This is the savage form
taken by the seventh son

during the periods of the full moon.

Because the first boy in that dynasty,

had been caught and
bitten in the mountains

surrounding Tibet by
the abominable snowman,

whom no one has seen.

- May I begin to take
some photographs now?

- Take all you like, young lady.

Follow me, if you please.

Now he's called Quasimodo,

the repugnant looking hunchback created

by the imagination of Victor Hugo.

He was the bell toller at
the Cathedral of Notre-Dame,

a mixture of good and evil,
of crime and kindness,

because the beast adored a woman.

Esmeralda was her name.

Can I offer you any assistance?

- No thanks.

Only I should tell you that this will take

a couple of days to do.

- Little wonder.

You see, in this whole collection

there are 31 figures now.

- I plan to come three afternoons

if you'll give me permission.

I'll be asking some questions too.

- I see you want information.

Then you'll begin to write the article?

- No, Doctor, I'm only a photographer.

All our writing is done by a reporter

who is extraordinarily good.

- You seem to like this reporter.

Unless I'm wrong,

I'd guess he's your fiance?

- No, Doctor,

but pretty soon he'll join the family.

He's going to marry my sister.

It smells of marriage

around this house.
- Hey!

- I hope you get married soon.

We were waiting for you
to find a boyfriend.

We wanted to do it all at once.

Don't you think double
weddings are thrilling?

- My work makes that impossible.

So you can forget it.

This is pretty, don't you think?

And the lighting wasn't perfect.

- So today you went to the museum.

- Yes, only these photos are experiments.

I'll go there in the afternoon.

Then you'll get perfect
shots for the magazine.

- And there weren't any objections?

- No, not at all.

Dr. Karol's a perfect gentleman.

- Ah, I'm sorry, Professor.

Once again, I win.

- And you beat me by a 148 points at that.

I guess, I ought to recognize

that you're the superior
player, Dr. Karol.

- Well, the truth is that
you're wise and cautious.

But, I use strategy, sir.

- No, you're too confident

because frequently luck

has something to say in the situation.

And when that happens,

strategy goes on the window in seconds.

- It's been a long time since
you came down to the museum.

Undoubtedly, you'll want to see some of

the new wax figures that
I've made lately, thank you.

- Is there something historical, Doctor?

- No, no one's interested
in historical events,

so all the people go downstairs
to see the monsters now.

It's a strange thing.

But all those deformed beasts
act like a strong magnet.

They attract the most attention.

- One moment please.

You can go ahead, Santo.

- The job has been done, Professor Galvan.

- Just what could you find out'?

- Death by poisoning
of your late colleague

Professor Rutherford was not
suicide nor was it an accident.

It was simply an act of revenge

committed by a group of foreign agents

who are now in the hands of the police.

- Uh-huh, that's exactly what I expected.

How can I express my gratitude, Santo?

- You don't have to thank
me for anything, Professor.

You know I'm always ready to help

whenever I'm really needed.

- Say, who is that man?

- A strange man and a good one.

There aren't many of us around anywhere.

- I've heard you talking,

and this strange man's name is Santo?

- Yes, Doctor.

He's also known as the Silver Masked Man.

But as a wrestler he's famous too.

He carries on a constant battle.

He tries to help the law
fighting criminal elements

and other enemies.

- Mm-hmm, I didn't know
that kind of man existed.

Tell me, Professor, do
you know his identity'?

- No, he won't reveal it to anyone.

His identity is his own secret.

But, on the other hand, any
man who's against crime,

can count on Santo to back him.

- You looked scared.

- Well, I was startled that's all.

- I didn't mean to, I assure you.

- Oh, it was my fault.

I was acting silly.

- Let me tell you why I
wanted you to come later.

You see, at this hour
no one can bother us,

and I can help you.

- Thank you, you're very kind, Doctor.

- Glad to do anything I can.

And please ask all the
questions you think necessary.

- I'd like to get
information on the figures

and personalities you've created.

But did they really exist,

or is this merely fantasy?

- Fantasy is often the daughter
of reality, Miss Madison.

In my opinion, everything that
is invented through the use

of imagination has existed
or will exist later on.

- That's the Phantom
of the Opera, isn't it?

- Exactly, I think you
know that he idealized

a very gifted and beautiful singer.

He kidnapped her.

Then he carried her through

the long dark corridors of the theater.

- Tell me, Doctor, how did you begin

to collect all of these monsters?

- You see, man is vain glorious.

He says he's the only
creature that reasons,

created by God in his
image to rule the Earth.

This gallery illustrates a
truth that in the human species,

a certain kind of man is
more abominable and savage

then the cruelest animal in the world.

Monstrous things,

I don't only mean they are physically so,

I also mean they are so mentally.

More than 10 years of my life have gone

into the completion of this gallery.

These 10 years I've
investigated, reconstructed.

I compiled data and read
legends and testimonies too.

In order that every one of my figures

would be a faithful reproduction.

- And now you're very
proud of your success.

- Very proud that's exactly
the case, young lady.

- You know, there's one
side of this that's strange.

Why is it that none of these
things are women, Doctor?

- Oh, they exist.

The only thing is that they
didn't receive much popularity.

One of my projects that I plan
to start in the near future

is to make a panther girl.

Long ago I collected
the documents I'll need.

- There was a panther girl?

Ew, what a horrible creation.

- She won't harm you, Susan.

My figures are only cold wax, understand?

Should a man's face show
his inner soul to us,

demonstrating the things he hides so well,

I assure you that you'd see more deformity

than you see in these quiet statues.

- I'd like to know what
inspires you in your work?

- All the cruel hidden
passion in men's souls.

I show a man's mind openly and
demonstrate how false he is.

Now then would you like
to see my laboratory?

- Some other day.

- I know you'll be thrilled
to see how my figures

start to take on a personalty.

The way my fingers trace lines,

the way the faces show reality,

all the anxiety and cruelty

that they're capable of expressing.

Do come with me?

- Doctor, it's getting very late.

I should go the family's
waiting at the house.

- I'll only take a minute.

I'd be quite honored to
show you my laboratory.

- Some other day.

That's a promise.

See you tomorrow.

- Susan Madison,

Number Seven, Second Street,

Saint Angel.

- What you going to do?

- I'll phone the museum.

It's silly to let this affect us.

I suppose she's taking a bunch of photos.

- Hello.

Yes, I'm Dr. Karol.

Yes, Susan Madison.

I was showing her around here.

But she left sometime ago.

No, I couldn't say.

I imagine that she was going to go home,

but she didn't tell me.

Who's speaking?

- This is Charles Humphrey.

Her sister Gloria and I are
waiting here at the house,

and we're upset because she
wasn't planning to stay late.

I thought that perhaps she'd be there.

Yes, Doctor, that's right.

Fine, thank you and I'm
sorry to have bothered you.

He says that she left when
he closed the gallery.

- If she thought of staying out late,

she would've phoned so we wouldn't worry!

- When I called her at the office earlier,

she hadn't been there.
(doorbell ringing)

- That's her!

- Hello, is your name Madison?

- Yes.

- Oh, then you're a lucky girl.

I thought it most likely

that you'd be worried about your camera.

I'd gone to church, and as I returned,

I found this camera in the garden.

That's the one in the
square on the north side.

And, fortunately, it had your
name and address on the cover.

- My sister owns this camera.

Would she drop such a valuable
thing without knowing it?

- Thank you very much.

Here's something for your trouble.

- No, young man, I really
don't want a thing.

I don't doubt a second
that you two would do

the same for me under
similar circumstances.

Goodnight now.

- Goodnight, and thanks again.

- Goodnight.

- Something must have happened to Susan.

- We'd better telephone the police, Dear.

- And this is the first time

that Susan went to the
museum, isn't that right?

- No, you see, Susan's
working for a new magazine.

She had to take some
special photographs there.

- There's something more to this.

Don't you recall when the other

two persons disappeared earlier?

- Yeah.

The young girl was studying law,

and the lad worked at
an office, didn't he?

- Exactly, boss.

It's a coincidence those two persons

had gone to the museum
before to see the monsters.

The only other thing
that Dr. Karol told us

when you asked him is
that he had not seen them

come to the museum.

- I'd like to see all
the evidence there is.

I think we'd better call on Dr. Karol.

That's going to be your job.

You take charge of the investigation.

- Why, yes, sir.

In answer to your question Susan was here,

but she left I'd say around eight o'clock.

- There is something
wrong here, Dr. Karol.

The three persons that disappeared

have visited your museum.

- But, the only thing that proves is that

the assailant or the group of assailants

are operating here in this neighborhood.

- Tell me, sir, in these cases

the assailants have
the same thing in mind.

Isn't that most probable?

The same man committed these acts.

- Well, it's logical.

- It seems very logical also

that someone is trying
to get me into trouble.

- Well, at any rate, Dr. Karol,

I'd like to ask you a
lot of other questions

that might help us.

- Surely, just as you say.

- I'll do it tomorrow morning.

Come down to the police station.

- Bright and early.

It's in my best interest that

this whole mystery gets straightened out.

- Goodnight, Doctor.

- Goodnight.
- Goodnight, Miss.

After the interrogation I was submitted to

by the chief of police and the inspector,

I'm sure that they're unjustly beginning

to cast suspicions on me,

and that the real kidnapper is
undoubtedly an enemy of mine.

- Do you have enemies, Doctor?

- Well, that's the way it looks.

- Do you suspect someone then?

- No, and that's what really bothers me.

I find myself threatened by
a total stranger, an unknown.

Please help me, sir, you're
the only one I can turn to.

' Why do you say that?

- Look, you spoke about Santo.

Hasn't he helped you?

And besides that isn't he
a man that defends causes

that are really just?

I was just hoping that you
could tell this Santo about--

- Don't you worry about a thing, Doctor.

I'll call Santo this very moment.

By using this special
electronic localizer,

we can find Santo
instantly anywhere he is.

- Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo,

Santo, Santo, Santo,
Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo.

- I guess I'll have to
wait until he finishes.

- Mm-hmm.
- Later I'll tell him

that you asked to see him, Doctor.

- Thank you so much, Professor.

- Santo, Santo, Santo,
Santo, Santo, Santo.

- Your attention please.

Two falls out of three
this match is unlimited!

In this corner you have
Caveman Joe Henderson!

And in the other corner

the man in the silver mask
that you all know Santo!

- Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo,

Santo, Santo, Santo,
Santo, Santo, Santo,

Santo, Santo, Santo.

- I know it's absurd, Santo,

but I want you aid against an enemy

that is invisible, anonymous.

- Since you were recommend
by Professor Galvan,

I'll try to help you anyway I can.

But I'd like to know if
all the things you told me

have anything to do with a
premeditated plan, Doctor.

Could it be that the whole
affair is simply a coincidence?

- I'm sorry to say that I'm not sure.

But as long as they can't find out

who the real kidnappers are,

the police are going to keep bothering me.

- Did you manage to see him?

- Just barely.

- And you'd never seen him before?

- No.

- I suppose he was sent by someone else.

- Yes, and that's ample
proof that whoever it was

is willing to do anything
to get me murdered.

- That's right.

This dagger just missed
you by a few inches.

But at least served as a warning.

You'd better keep your
eyes peeled, Doctor.

It could happen again.

- Well, what shall I do then?

- Take precautions.

I'll be around to handle the rest.

- I have faith in you, Santo, thank you.

- Later on you'll hear from me.

- It's Santo.

- Tell me are you Susan's sister?

- Yes.

- Who are you?
- Charles Humphrey.

- Uh, I'm sorry.

But I didn't know who was coming in.

- So what are you doing here?

Why'd you ask me about Susan?

You found her, is that it?

- No, not yet.

That's why I'm here.

I wanted to find out more about her.

- But I don't see any reason

for you to hide in the apartment.

- No one should know I came here.

That I'm going to handle the case.

I thought it was best to keep it a secret.

It's much easier to work that way.

- I see, but why are you
helping us so suddenly?

- Because someone else
has asked that I do so.

- Are there any clues you could work on?

- No, not yet.

- You must know that the police
are suspecting Dr. Karol.

He's the owner of the wax museum.

- Yes, I know.

- If you want my personal opinion, Santo,

I think they're going in the right track.

- Why do you think so?

- Because the police have found

this information on Dr. Karol.

He used to be a famous European surgeon.

After the last war he was liberated

because, you see, he'd been
a prisoner at Auschwitz.

He went to England later.

A few years ago he was involved
in a laboratory explosion,

and was horribly burned by acid.

And that accident was written
up in all the newspapers.

- Can you tell me if
it was a bad accident?

- No, all I can tell
you is that the doctor

was sent to a certain hospital.

He managed to escape and went into hiding

only no one knew where.

Three years later the man came to America

as Dr. Kurt Walter Karol.

He inaugurated his business right here.

- Only that doesn't prove
anything against Dr. Karol.

- The hospital kept an old
medical report saying that

the doctor had his face horribly
burned by sulfuric acid.

The face of the Dr.
Karol that you and I know

doesn't show the slightest
sign of the accident!

- You suspect that he's
not the real doctor then?

- I suspect?

I know this man's a fake, Santo!

The man you know is a killer or a nut!

- Well, I think I can kill your
suspicions about Dr. Karol.

The man asked me to help
him just a while ago.

His life has been threatened
by some enemy in hiding.

I have proof too.

I was in his house when
they tried to kill him.

- Well, okay, but you should know

that I sent away to get
his photograph, Santo.

That's the only way we can be sure.

- I'll tell you one thing.

You're giving us new hope.

We do have confidence in you,

and you can count on us to
help any way we can, Santo.

- Thank you, for the moment I wonder

if you'd lend me the
thing I came here for'?

I mean, specifically your sister's camera.

I know that you told the police

that some person ran
across it, and returned it.

- Yes, but I think the police
are going to want it later.

They'll be looking for other fingerprints,

and they want to see the other photos

they think are in the camera.

- No, I'll look for the
prints in my laboratory.

Then I'll pass the
information on to the police.

- Fine.

Here it is.

Could you find any use for this?

This is a photograph Susan took

the first day she entered the museum.

- Thanks a lot.

And anyway I'll try to
verify all your suspicions.

You know, you could be right.

- "I intend to continue
the kidnappings, Dr. Karol,

"and sooner or later I'll
burn down your stupid museum!"

And it's all right here
on this sheet of paper

that was sent to me.

- I'd like to look this
over a little more closely.

- Well, I don't know, but
I'd like to learn exactly

what has happened to the
three that disappeared lately?

You don't suppose they've been murdered?

- It could be possible.

He's not at all normal.

Look I'm afraid for my museum.

I worked years and years on it.

The man threatens to burn it!

- Well, can't you recall
any enemy that hates you

to the extent that he might
go to any lengths to ruin you?

- Frankly, I'm in the dark.

Unless it were...

In Europe during the war,

I was in a concentration camp there,

and fear can drive almost any man

to desperate extremes, you know.

On a certain occasion,

because I wanted to live,

I denounced a group of compatriots.

I hope that this confession
won't spoil your opinion.

I've paid for my error for years now,

and I've earned a rest, don't you think?

It's very logical that anyone
could try to get revenge now.

- But I don't see why he'd
wait all these years, Doctor.

- The hunter hasn't stopped
trailing me for an instant.

In 1949 when I was staying in England,

I was victimized in just this fashion.

I know that someone changed
the acids in my laboratory,

and that night when I
was making the mixture,

I caused an explosion.

- And why didn't you tell
me about this, Doctor?

- Because it meant telling
you the whole story

with all of the others details.

No one likes to confess
the things that he's done.

- It seems impossible that this accident

didn't scar you in anyway.

- Why do you think I always
hide my hands with these then?

It didn't touch my face
I had that protected.

I burned my hands and this too.

"I intend to continue the
kidnappings, Dr. Karol,

"and sooner or later,

"I'll set fire to your stupid museum."

Professor Galvan.

- Santo, if you need me for anything,

I went to pick up Dr. Karol at the museum.

We're going to a lecture together.

- I understand but I'll meet you there.

- Using one of his victims,
Jack the Ripper's figure

will look authentic to the customers.

It's a fine likeness.

- Yes, Doctor.

- Bloody the wound a little.

Go ahead and do that.

I'll open the door.

Oh, it's you.

- I'm sorry to bother
you at this hour, Doctor.

But this is urgent.

Haven't you seen Professor Galvan?

- No, you're worried, aren't you?

- He's not at his house,

and I have to see him
to clear up something

that's very important.

- Well, the Professor
telephoned me here earlier.

He wanted to invite me to a
lecture he's interested in.

Besides he's supposed to
come here and I'm waiting.

Why he isn't here I don't understand.

- He left the house quite a while ago.

- You can wait inside if you want to.

- Thank you, I'd better not.

I have to go to the arena.

- Santo, Santo, Santo,
Santo Santo, Santo.

- Where did you put him?

- Right there.

- Dr. Karol.

- Yes, Professor.

You're quite right.

- Why did your men do this, Doctor?

- I thought it necessary.

I assure you I hated to do it

since you are my friend, Professor,

and friends are a scarce luxury.

And I admit that I'm very sorry

to have to treat you as my victim now.

- Why do you do this, Doctor?

- To speak frankly, I
should complete a plan.

For that reason I wrote a
note on your writing paper.

Now the police are going
to think that you alone

are to blame for all of the strange things

that have been going on.

The whole thing is so
evident that the police

are going to find it in a few short hours,

and then Santo is going to take the bait.

You see, I must not allow this Santo

to continue the investigation,

so I'll have to make you disappear now.

The authorities will
cast all the guilt on you

thinking that you fled to avoid arrest.

- And you're the killer, aren't you?

- I think there's a more
adequate expression to employ.

- Well, I'm wondering why you
beg Santo to enter the case.

- By avoiding suspicion,
I could make it easy

to continue here in the laboratory

and to begin the completion
of my great plan.

- Your great plan.

- Yes, Professor!

You are looking now at a superior genius

who is creating a much better world,

who is destroying all
that must cease to exist.

You see I'm forming my
own creatures down here.

- You're a lunatic, Doctor.

Any man who destroys God's works

has to find his own destruction,

and that's unavoidable.

- Well, who can say!

But in order to do this work,

I can't permit any man
to slow up my progress!

This intruder has to disappear now.

Make sure you don't leave any traces.

Bring the girl in here.

Such young beauty.

Your skin is as soft as a baby, Susan,

and very soon now you'll
have wrinkles and ugly lines.

Your mouth is perfectly shaped.

I'll transform it into a
constant hideous grimace.

I should get started.

- Yes.

Ah, it's you Santo.

Go ahead.

- Listen, Chief.

I'm here in Professor Galvan's office.

I've been waiting for him all night long,

but he hasn't returned.

I am absolutely sure
that his disappearance

is closely linked to the other cases.

Someone is trying to
throw suspicion on him.

But I know the man too well,

and I haven't the slightest
doubt about his honesty.

Frankly, I'm afraid he's in danger.

- Well, I'll call all
the patrols immediately,

and send them to find out what they can.

- I'd like to ask another
favor of you, Chief.

Could you send your men to
search the museum again,

and have them close it
up for the time being?

And don't say anything to Dr. Karol.

I don't want him to know
that I spoke to you.

- I just told you now that
he's my very best friend!

Why do you insist on
heaping suspicion on me?

- The search is nothing
more than routine, Doctor,

and since the professor is your friend,

I imagine we can count on your cooperation

to find out where he is.

- I don't object about
your searching the gallery.

I'm angry because you suspect
me for no reason at all.

So I continue to suffer because someone

is tempting to harm me!

- Look we're only trying
to find out the truth

about what's going on.

Search the whole place!

- I don't know what you're
trying to find here.

Do you think I've hidden the
professor in this cavern?

I repeat, Inspector, you no
have reason for suspecting me,

and were I to blame do you
think I would have begged Santo

to help me find this
awful kidnapping fiend?

- Santo?

- Didn't you forget to go over

some of the grounds, Inspector?

- We don't need your insolence, Dr. Karol.

I obey the orders I'm given.

I've been told to inform you that today

we're closing your museum,
a temporary measure.

Here's the court order, Doctor.

- You have a court order
to close it, but why?

- This is better for you.

Don't you understand?

You said you were afraid
they'll either try to attack you

or your place of business.

That's why we'd better close
it just for a few days.

That way we'll protect you, Doctor.

Good afternoon.

- Good afternoon.

You heard the inspector.

So I'll not be needing your
services for a short time, Joe.

Here's a little extra,

and I'll send for you as
soon as we reopen the museum.

- Hello.

- Humphrey speaking-

Do you recall that I sent
for a photo of Dr. Karol?

- Yes, I remember.

- Well, I received it today.

It was taken just after Karol
got to England around 1946.

And the strange thing is
he hasn't aged a minute

in all that time.

The face here before me is the same.

- That's very interesting news,

and it's beginning to
confirm the suspicion

that I've had for sometime now.

You see, I suddenly realize that the fact

that Dr. Karol called me
into help exonerate him,

doesn't guarantee his
innocence by any means.

He probably turned to
me because he realized

that if everyone knew I was helping him,

it would keep suspicion
away from his front door.

Maybe that knife that was thrown

while I was standing in front of him,

was nothing more than
a trick to mislead me.

Listen, Charlie, someone was watching me

on the screen from the professor's office.

And he heard what I told
you, but I need proof,

a definite proof in order
to make an accusation.

And I think I know where to find it.

In the negatives in Susan's camera.

As soon as I can get a copy,

I'll be able to confirm it.

I have a wrestling match now.

I'll call you later.

- Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo.

Santo, Santo, Santo.

- This is the international match.

Two full battles.

Three and no limit.

In this corner we are introducing tonight

that great French wrestler Billy The Legs.

And in this corner here you have

the man in the silver
mask you know as Santo!

- Santo, Santo, Santo!

- Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo.

- Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo.

Santo, Santo, Santo, Santo.

- I need water,

a little water.

I need water.

- This Santo has
discovered too many things.

He's in his studio now.

You'll go there, and kill the intruder.

I don't care how you plan to do it.

Only he must be silenced.

Just a moment.

You'd better go out by the secret door.

The police have locked
the street entrance.

- Kill me now.

Get it over with.

I can't stand it anymore.

- No, you won't die, my dear.

- I started to transform your blood

in very short stages to bring about

a slow change into a cataleptic state

using a drug I invented in this lab.

As soon as I get that done,

I'm going to start another transformation.

- I think you're mad.

- The other night I
exclaimed it quite well.

I'm going to turn you into a panther girl.

- No!

- No!

- And I'll exhibit your figure out there

as my most famous creation.

- No, I'd rather die.

- Don't be silly.

Death is much too simple a solution.

I hate beauty in others and
for that I'll punish you.

Then you're absolutely
sure that the man is dead?

The only one in my way
is that reporter now

and his girlfriend who
must have information too.

- Hello.

Yes, Santo.

- Look I'm going to whisper, Charlie.

They could be listening, you know.

But at last I have the proof

that can definitely accuse
the famous Dr. Karol.

I want you to come to the Galvan's house

to the professor's office.

Understand, to the professor's office?

Don't say where you're going
and try not to be seen.

- But explain in more detail.

What's the proof that you've got'?

- I can't say anymore now.

Please come to the house
I need you urgently.

- Hello.

I feel fine dear.

But have you heard anything?

- I think, we're on the right track now.

Santo phoned and I'm going directly

to the professor's office.

- Only be careful, darling.

Watch out for Dr. Karol.

- Now, now don't you worry about it.

There is something very strange though.

Until I'm sure I must be very caution.

It's 10:38 now.

This will take an hour,

so if I don't call you by around midnight,

you'd better send the police
directly to his house.

Right.

So long, sweetheart.

- This man's dead.

- Thanks a lot fellas.

It was necessary to
play this trick on you.

- You can't start walking
around yet, Santo.

I want you to rest a few days.

Don't you realize that you
have a bad wound there?

- I still have a job to do, Doctor.

- Put your hands up.

- What's the matter, young fellow.

- Tell me where you hid Susan.

- What do you mean?

- You have nothing to gain

by pretending you're innocent, Doctor.

You realize I wasn't fooled

by your pretend together be Santo.

- Then you didn't fall for it.

- No, why did you have to speak
in such a whisper, Doctor?

Just who was gonna listen here?

My suspicions were confirmed

when I looked for Santo's automobile,

and I couldn't find it in the street.

- I recognize that you've
won a battle at last.

But your victory isn't going
to help you win the war, is it'?

That pistol there makes you the master.

Now tell me what the charge is?

Can you show any proof against me?

Do you know where to locate the victims

that would hang me, young man?

- Don't you come any further!

- You'd better throw down that pistol now.

You're just being
foolish, and you know it.

You can let go now.

- You won't get away with this Dr. Karol.

I'm not as stupid as you think.

- I want the police station.

- Police headquarters, hello.

Hello, police headquarters.

Hello.

- Gloria!

- Gloria!

- You worthless dog, she's done nothing!

Why did you bring her here!

- Because this girl has
found out many things

she shouldn't know, my young friend,

and what's more, I decided I wanted her

to see this spectacle tonight.

My sensational new experiment
has turned out so well

that scientists would
certainly be amazed at it.

A transformation in human cells

resulting in the most
horrible looking monsters,

depraved, ruthless creatures.

Not all the figures in my
museum are made of wax.

I can create ugliness in humans too,

monsters alive as you are,

asleep during the day,

and awake when I wish it.

In a few minutes I'll
start the transformation

I have in store for you.

I detest loveliness,

and yours is about to disappear, Susan.

Now I'll make you into
another one of my creatures,

a wax figure.

Starting heating it now.

- You're not gonna get
away with it, you lunatic!

Santo will be here soon!

- Santo's in the morgue now.

As soon as the wax begins to boil,

it will start to float toward
these refractory glass tubes.

From there it will continue to
flow into these special vats

where it will be mixed with acid.

There it becomes a chemical substance

capable of transforming human skin

into something soft and pliable.

The minute it touches the skin,

the metamorphosis starts.

And this is where the hot searing wax

will fall upon your skin.

You'll start to feel the pain of death,

but you won't die
because I've prepared you

so that you'll be able to resist the heat.

- You sadistic dog!

- I think, you should learn
how to suffer, my dear.

You know nothing about it.

You never experienced those
long sessions of interrogation

in the concentration camp
that the Nazis called Dachau.

You don't know how far sadistic men can go

when they're torturing humans.

They invent all sorts of sadistic devices.

Oh, yes, I went through it all.

I was partially destroyed,

and I learned what war could do.

Such ruthlessness, a
complete study in inhumanity.

You're quite young and just
hear others talk about it.

But you didn't go through it,

and you don't know what it felt like!

And I suffered such horrible things.

One night I thought my veins
had totally disintegrated.

The only peace I know is
watching other people suffer

and writhe in agony.

That's the only reason you
three are still living.

Oh, how I enjoy it when I torment others

and see their terror and
hear their desperation.

I know you're badly frightened.

That same fear that I had
years ago when I was at Dachau,

I want fear penetrating your
souls to the last minute.

All other humans should go through this.

All humans are monsters, you know.

I found that to be true
the nights I was tortured.

Since it is true,

why not show what your soul

and your conscience really
are using your face?

Well, now I intend to create a world

in which all humans are deformed.

I'll go on and sooner or later

I'll turn humanity into
a planet of monsters,

like plagues, and war, and
hunger, and mass killing.

- Santo, they'll burn her!

- Go on over there.

Go over there!

Go on!

- Karol went out through that door!

- Kill!

Kill!

Kill!

Kill him right now!

Kill, obey orders!

Get up there!

Kill get up there!

Get up there!

Kill him, get up there!

Kill him!

- There is a hidden laboratory downstairs.

The strange world of Dr. Karol.

- Is he there?

- Karol was killed by those he made.

He died in the hell that he created.

- How can I thank you?

You saved us from death.

- In my opinion, you're an amazing man.

- I only do what I can

to wipe out injustice and crime.