All language subtitles for Planet of the Vampires (1965).english

Are you able to see
anything at all, Burt?

Nothing, captain. Only
a surface of clouds.

This planet seems
to be made of fog.

Not even infrared
rays get through.

Well, keep trying.

I've got the laser on infrared,

it may penetrate.

There, the strange
signals are continuing.

Now the localization is sharper.

Fifteen degrees, felcar
coaxial alfa vacuum..

Right.

This is our sixth orbit
around this planet,

and that signal always
comes from the same point.

If a man-made
transmitter does exist,

that's the spot, all right.

Two more meteors.

Yes, sir. I'll check
on the total.

Eldon, Tiona, Kell, we just
rejected 2 more meteors.

What's our total now?

Nine hundred and
ninety nine, Wess.

One more and I'll bake
you a little birthday cake

with a 1,000 candles.

Without this rejector,

we'd look like a piece
of Swiss cheese.

Our ship would be down
in less than a minute.

Let's prepare for
a landing, Brad.

Okay.

Attention. Attention, all crew
members, prepare for landing.

In 60 fractions of megon, we'll
start the landing maneuver.

The intensity of the
gravitational field

will be maintained

at the wave moment of force g 7.

Synchronize the meteor rejector

on the electro-magnetic
control device.

Apply neuro-vascular tension.

Suppress cortical areas x, y, z.

Insert the automatic controls.

We will keep a
distance of 2 parsecs

from our sister ship Galliot.

Respond when command received.

Command received.

Sanya, get me the
captain of the other ship.

Spaceship Argos calling
spaceship Galliot.

Spaceship Galliot,
we're receiving.

Captain Salas is wanted
on the ionoscope, please.

All right, Mark,
he's standing by.

You were right, Mark.
It's not cosmic radiation.

It's a reality,

a reality that we'll
see at first hand.

Glad to hear you admit it,
Salas. It's never too late.

We were never as crazy
as you seemed to think.

You certainly had
us worried, though.

Oh, you've put a spy
on board? Huh, huh.

Anyway, you'll have to
agree it was just luck.

You can't chase after all
the sounds in the universe.

All right, so it's not
a cosmic cloud.

But what about life?

Who can say yet that
there's any life on Aura?

Who can assure us that it's not
a natural source of emission?

We'll find out soon enough.
Right now, get ready to land.

Synchronize on gravitational
wave moment of force g 7.

Shall I put us on the
automatic control?

Yes. When you're
2 parsecs from us.

One minute. Mark, wait.

Your younger brother is here

and he has something
else to tell you.

Mark, I want to warn you.

This will be the
first and only trip...

We've lost it.

Sanya, the reserve channel.

Zinex impulse, quickly.

Hello. Hello, Galliot.
Hello, Galliot?

Hello! Contact's
been broken, Mark.

The zinex impulse
channel, throw it on.

The signal's been
interrupted, Mark.

The planet stopped transmitting.

Galliot.

Sanya, what about the Galliot?

Galliot, hello!

I'm not getting anything, Mark.

The zinex impulse
channel, try it again.

Hello, hello. Hello!

There's nothing, Mark.

The radio communications
are blocked.

Try it again, Sanya.

Hello. Hello, Galliot!

The automatic alarm.

Emergency! Emergency!

The gravitational force
is increasing rapidly.

Wess, where are we
at? Give me a reading.

Twenty, Mark. 20 g.

Seal bulkheads. Got
to activate them now.

Brad, the automatic
control, disengage it.

I'm switching to manual.

What happened? Why did
she attack you? Is she crazy?

What happened?
don't you remember?

Wess!

Mark. Try to get hold of him.

Mark!

Are you out of your minds?

What's wrong with everyone?

Where are you going? Mark!

Tiona.

Tiona!

Stop! Dr. Karan! Stop!

Carter. Carter!

Mark, what was I trying to do?

- Mark--
- In here, Mark!

Mark, now Karan's gone crazy.

I was just coming to
when he attacked Brad.

I rushed him, but he
escaped through there.

Burt, you stay here.
Wess, come with me.

He's activated
the security lock.

There's nothing we can do.

They open only when the
sensors touch the ground.

The helmets! We'd
better get the helmets.

What happened? How
did I get out of the ship?

What are you looking
at me like that for?

We don't know what
happened, Karan.

Only some of us have
been behaving strangely

with no memory of it afterward.

Do you feel all right now?

I guess so.

- You're sure?
- Yes, yes, I'm sure.

All right, go inside.

Some of the men seem
to be hurt, doctor.

I want you to take
a look at them.

He doesn't remember
anything either.

What's happened?
What's going on?

I wish I knew.

I can't see anything.

Not a sign of the Galliot.

Yet we don't seem to
be damaged at all.

Come on, let's get in the ship.

I can't see a scratch on
the radar guidance arms.

Let's check the underside.

There's no damage.

It's as if we made
a practice landing

at the space academy.

Come on let's get in.

All right, all right.

Quiet down. Quiet
down. Stay calm.

Let's all try to stay calm

and figure out what happened.

Now, the automatic controls
went completely haywire.

Maybe we can find out why

after Wess has had a chance
to check over his recordings.

Without warning, the force of
gravity increased like mad.

And it went up to 40 g.

A force which only a planet

with a mass 1,000
times superior to ours

could've put out.

That's not all.

While you were all unconscious

and I was expecting the
ship to crash head-on,

the force suddenly stopped
and we set down gently.

And then... You all went crazy.

And if you hadn't held out,

I hate to think of what
would've happened.

Yes, it is pretty puzzling.

What do you think,
professor Karan?

I don't know. I don't
know what to think.

I've always known that any
force greater than 25 g's

kills every living thing
in a few seconds.

Urgent. Urgent.

Emergency!

Be quiet.

Emergency!

Conditions desperate.

Little chance of
survival. Help us.

We can't hold out much longer.

Repeat. Conditions desperate.

Sounds like Capt. Salas.

They must be in trouble.
Sanya, keep trying.

Burt, take a look
on the infra-ray,

see if you can spot anything.
They must be fairly close.

Urgent. Urgent. Help us.

Hello. Hello. Argos
calling Galliot.

Argos calling Galliot.

We're receiving you.
Continue on this frequency.

We'll try to get a fix on you.
What is your position?

Argos calling Galliot.
Argos calling Galliot!

Mark, look!

- What have you got?
- The Galliot.

The red's cut through.
Can't tell how far it is.

Burt, get me a fix
on this right now.

We'll do a low-altitude
takeoff and search.

They can't be too far away.

Wess, Brad, control.

All our solar batteries
have been short-circuited.

Any visible reason?

Another mystery?

Wess, what can we do about it?

I checked the temperature.
Second lavic stage.

I'm not interested
in the temperature.

Can we get across it or not?

Well, it's pretty
dangerous down there.

The rocks appear to be fused
and they're solid enough.

If they continue
across the marsh,

and if we're lucky...

Let's try it.

Clear.

It's obvious. They fought.

They fought and
killed each other off.

Just as we were about to do.

None of this--this madness
that has touched some of us,

none of this is coincidence.

This was planned.

By whom? By what?

And what about the others?

We can look for them.

Poor Toby, on his first trip...

The chamber's locked
from the inside.

We'll need a torch
to break through.

I counted 4, what
about the others?

They don't seem to be inside.

Let's take a look around.

There isn't anybody in
the upper chambers.

And what about the control room?

It's empty.

Look in the dome's
secondary corridors.

All right.

In the meantime, we'll
look in the sections

of the automatic circuits.

Now, in case of any emergency,

we meet in the atomic
generator room.

Find anything?

No. The energy
section is deserted.

Let's continue.

The three that are missing
can't disappear into thin air.

Shh.

Listen.

It's coming from the
generator room.

Turrell.

And Salas, Mark?

The meteor rejector
is out of commission.

It can't be repaired, either.

The Galliot won't fly again.

Neither will her crew.

What about this bulkhead?
We've got to get through.

I'll take care of it, Mark.

I'll get the cutting
torch from the Argos.

No, you'd never make it alone.

No. We'll bury Derek
and the others

and then we'll leave
you on guard, Eldon.

We'll go for the cutting torch

and I promise you, we'll get
back just as fast as we can.

Sanya, I know how you feel,
but don't go to pieces now.

Just be thankful we were spared.

Come on. We've
got to keep moving.

We'll get back as fast
as we can, Eldon.

Keep a sharp watch.

Eldon...

Eldon...

Eldon...

Eldon...

Eldon?

Eldon, where are you?

Eldon, where are you?

Eldon?

Eldon!

Maybe he's inside the
ship. Tiona, you stay here.

If anything moves, shoot
first, ask questions later.

It's weird.

There's no one here.

But we left 4 bodies here.

How could they have disappeared?

Eldon?

Eldon!

Kir! Salas!

Where are they?

They're gone. All of them.

Eldon, too. I left him on guard.

Listen, Mark, maybe it's all
something you imagined.

Maybe the bodies
really weren't in here,

you just thought you
saw them. Hallucination.

I don't suffer from
hallucinations, Karan.

I saw the bodies.

Maybe our senses react in a
strange way on this planet.

I saw the bodies. I
saw my brother, dead.

What happened to Eldon, then?

He wasn't a ghost,
a hallucination.

Let's take it easy.

There must be some
logical explanation.

That's right, Mark.

- Mark.
- What is it, Wess?

We weren't dreaming.

Those bodies really existed.

Look, blood!

Aah! Aah!

Aah!

What happened?

Tiona, what did
you see? Tell us.

Come on, let's get
out of here. Hurry!

There seems to be several things

completely unexplainable.

For 2 years, we heard
the electronic signals

coming from this planet.

Now that we're here, nothing.

Yes, but we did hear voices.
A strange tongue, but voices.

There were intelligent
beings here.

You could've fooled me.
I never felt so all alone.

Maybe we're not alone.

Somebody or something

could be watching
us here, right now.

If there are any intelligent
creatures on this planet,

they're our enemies.

Wess, you've been taking
sightings and adding figures,

what does it come out to?

How long can we stay here?

three days, Mark.

Another three days
before this planet's orbit

will have swept us so far away,

we may not get back home at all.

What do you think?

Can you boost the
solar batteries by then?

I'm trying to hook up some
other way of starting us.

What are our chances?

We have 3 chances
in 10 to make it,

or be blown to smithereens.

All right, Wess, tomorrow
morning, you get to work.

Take whoever you
need to help you.

Right now, I think we
should all get some sleep.

I think we need it.

A captain should not be afraid.

And I confess now, to
whoever may hear this,

that today, now,

I am experiencing fear.

I must not let my
crew know this,

I must keep them busy.

I must not let them
know that the situation

appears more hopeless
with each passing day.

Dictated by Capt. Mark Markary,
of the spaceship Argos

on the planet Aura--

Wess!

Wess!

More trouble?

He was trying to disconnect
the meteor rejector.

Disconnect the meteor rejector?

I don't understand.

I assure you, I don't
understand it either.

Wess, you knew
what you were doing.

Yes, I knew.

I was fully aware, all the time.

What?

I couldn't help myself. I
fought it with all my power.

But, it was no use.

I had to disconnect
the meteor rejector.

But why, Wess, why?

I don't know!

It was like...

Like another will

fighting my own, in my mind.

Trying to take over control.

Dr. Karan, have you got
any thoughts on this?

The only conclusion I can make

is that each one of us is
his own worst enemy.

But how? Why?

I'm afraid I know.

Whatever unseen
beings are out there,

they apparently have the power

to influence our minds
when we're unconscious.

They tried it during the landing

and just now when
we were sleeping.

If what you say is true, Karan,

we mustn't give them
any more chances.

From now on, we'll put a guard
on anyone who's sleeping.

Who's there?

Burt! Burt!

What's up?

I...I don't know. I thought
I heard something.

Did you see anything?

I don't know what I saw.

I don't even know if
I saw anything at all.

Mark said to sing out

if we saw anything
not in the book.

If we saw any thing at
all. I'm going to report.

Emergency. Guard
post three. Emergency.

Wess, you come with me.
The rest of you, be careful.

What is it?

I thought I saw something.

What?

Out there.

Well, like luminous globes.

I saw them out of the
corner of my eye.

But when I looked,
they were gone.

Where's Burt?

He's gone back to
post number two.

Keep your eyes open, but
don't get carried away.

Who's out there? Hold it!

Burt, what happened?
Tell me, who did it?

It was...Captain, captain Salas.

What's out there, Mark?
What's happening?

That's what we have to find
out before they kill us all.

Come on, let's get him into
the ship. Give me a hand.

One entire crew lost and two
of our own crewmen gone.

Burt dead, Eldon disappeared.

And this unknown enemy
keeps getting closer.

The enemy is also
becoming visible.

What do you mean by that?

Well, you saw something.

Something not
quite identifiable,

out of the corner of your eye.

As if it were composed
of little globes of light,

something fleeting,
nothing definite.

The minute I looked
at the things directly,

they were gone.

How can you explain it?

I don't know.

It's possible they're
an alien form of life.

That's true. Their form
here could be based on

a different plane of vibrations.

Flesh-and-blood
men can't see them,

except obliquely,
as you did, Mark.

Those strange wails we
heard could be their voices.

That's right.

Well, we'll bury Burt tomorrow.

Another tomb we have to leave
on this dangerous planet.

Sanya?

I'll be right with you, Mark.

First, I want to remove
Burt's nameplate.

Sanya.

Sanya, come on. They need you.

Oh, I still have
Burt's nameplate.

Give it to me.

I'll finish the records.
You've done enough today.

Thank you.

Aah!

Rest well, Burt.

I'm sorry we weren't
around to help you.

I promise we'll try to see
that you didn't die in vain.

All right, let's not
stand around,

we've got work to do.

Feeling better, Tiona?

Better, Mark.

I swear it, Mark. I
didn't imagine it.

Wess?

I think we'll make it, Mark.

I'm beginning to get energy
traces across the inductors.

How much longer?

We might be ready by tonight.

Good. We're making a
little tour of inspection.

Carter says he saw
something in the valley,

something shining.

Let's go take a look.

Mark! Come here.

Look down there.

That's what I saw shining.

Finally, something tangible.

That doesn't disappear
when I look straight at it.

Looks like it's been
here for a long time.

Look how pitted and
scarred the hull is.

Doesn't look like any
ship I've ever seen.

Do you think it belongs
to the Aureans?

I doubt they ever
built any spaceships.

If they had, we would've...

Look, Mark.

It's three times the size of us,

and judging by the
deterioration of the calcium,

it must've been
here a long time.

Probably belonged to
an ancient civilization.

Carter, you stay here. Keep
your eyes and ears open.

Right.

Sanya and I will take a look
around inside this thing.

Oh, uh, if he
moves, just call out.

Right.

Sanya, what is it?

Oh, I... I got a shock.

How?

Touching that.

Ouch!

That must be over 200 volts.

I wonder what they used it for.

Possibly it's an
electric torch. They...

Held it in their hands
and it became luminous.

Beings as big as they seem to
have been could have held it

without feeling
any kind of shock.

Carter.

Carter!

Carter!

Carter!

Car...ter!

Mark, look what I found.

What is it?

Looks like a tuning fork.

Why didn't we think
of that before?

Of what?

The locking device
could be a sonic one,

a lock designed to open only

to a certain sound, to a
certain frequency only.

Mark, it's strange in
here. I can't breathe.

Something's drawing the
air out through this vent.

We've got to find a
way to get out of here.

If only we could find
the secret of that lock.

Ooh!

Quick, get out!

Carter!

Carter, where are you?

Maybe he's gone back
to the Argos for help.

Yes, you could be
right. Come on.

Let's go. Let's get back.

Carter?

Yes.

No, Mark. He's not with us.

He was with you, wasn't he?

Has he disappeared as well?

I'll tell you what
happened later.

Mark?

Tiona, she's in shock.

What happened?

She was standing guard

and all of a sudden
I heard her scream.

When I reached her,

she could only
point and whisper,

"Danny, Toby."

There was nothing,
Mark. Absolutely nothing.

She simply broke down.

We'd better talk to her.

I saw them, aah. I
saw them, aah...

I saw them.

I looked right at them.

Who did you see, Tiona? Who?

They were there, in the fog.

All mutilated and bloody.

Who, Tiona, who? Tell me.

I looked right at them.

They didn't go away.

They were humans, not ghosts.

Who, Tiona, who? Tell me,
who did you see, Tiona?

Empty faces.

Dead faces.

Post number one.
Post number one.

Reply to call.

Post number two,
post number two.

Post number two. Call
received. All okay.

Here's post number three.

Post number three.
Post number three.

Everything fine here too.

I'm passing back to number one.

Machinery room. Machinery room.

This is post number one. Wess?

I'm anxious to know
how you're doing.

Standing guard here makes one

even more impatient
for the blast-off.

Is there much more to do

before the batteries
will be ready? Well?

I understand. You're worried.

But I don't think it'll
be too much longer.

We're practically there, Mark.

Another 8 circuits
to go and then...

And then we either
take off or we...

Or we blow up.

Right now, I'd
welcome either one.

Post number three alarm!

Who's there?

Who's out there?

No! don't fire.

Salas.

Kir.

Yes, Mark.

It's us. It's us.

We're so exhausted it's
hard to concentrate.

We remember
descending for a landing

with all conditions perfect.

Then nothing.

Until we found ourselves

fighting our way

out of unconsciousness
somewhere out there.

Well?

That's about it, Mark.

Go on.

We walked around some,

looking for the Galliot.

But we didn't find her.

It was a miracle
that you found us.

All right. I'm glad you made
it. I sure can use you.

Now, go and get some sleep.

Thanks, Mark.

I forgot. If one of you sleeps,
the other must stand guard.

That's an order.
I'll explain it later.

Very well, Mark.

What do you make of it?

I don't know what
to think, Mark.

Shock? Temporary
or partial amnesia?

By now, nothing
should surprise us.

Anyway, you can't argue with
the fact that they're here.

And very much alive.

Or so it seems.

Mark.

You said "seems", Mark.

How many strange things seem

and then are ever since
we got on this planet?

I really saw them, the
three we buried yesterday.

I know they're dead.

And I saw another one, Mark.

Who, Tiona?

- Burt.
- Burt?

Even though we
buried him yesterday.

I saw him, Mark. I saw
him. I saw him, Mark!

If only I could be certain
of what you're saying.

There's a way to be certain.

You see? It's intact.

Open it, Mark.

Ah!

Wess! Dr. Karan!

Salas and Kir are
not in their bunks.

- Have you seen them?
- No.

Have you?

Salas!

Salas!

Salas!

No, it's not Salas.

Just his body.

I inhabit the body of
your late captain.

And I'm just one of many
beings on this planet.

Many beings who are desperate.

We've been in trouble
many years now,

and we're fighting to survive.

We arranged for several
of you to kill each other

so that we could take
over your bodies.

You are our last chance.

It's imperative that our
race continue to exist.

At our expense?

If you were in our place,
you would understand.

On your planet,

I know you humans have
fought and killed for centuries.

Do you really expect
us to be any different?

We cannot be wiped out.

We'll stop at nothing. We
must fight, no matter how.

We are a race that exists on

a vibratory plane
different from yours.

Our limitations are
entirely different.

Our technology,

we cannot build anything,
spaceships like this.

We need ships to get away.

Perhaps our survival is
possible somewhere else.

Our sun's been dying,
as you can see.

And that means the end
of our species as well.

We have been attempting to
summon you here for centuries.

Just as our sun had
no more energy,

you heard our message.

We never expected you
to actually respond.

You mean, it was
nothing but a lure.

You wanted us here.

That's why you
sent that message.

Have you tried
this trick before?

Yes.

The strange ship
from another system.

And I suppose you
need our dead bodies?

No. They must be
willing only to submit.

Lose their bodies as
well as lose their will.

We'll never submit to
a breed of parasites.

Our relationship
would be symbiotic.

In effect, we would be one body.

It would in no sense
be parasitical.

You've got no choice.

Either all of us
go back together

or none of you,
nobody will go back.

You will never get there.

You'll see. We will
get there, Mark.

A certain rejector,
vital to you,

has been taken away.

You can't leave without it.

We'll return it to you,

only if you agree to
take us back with you.

All right, you've
heard all of the facts.

And you'll cooperate.

No, never.

We'll give up our lives
to save our own race.

Quick, the generator room!

Wess, you have the red key
to the atomic detonators.

Here's the green one.

I want 3 pounds of plutonium.

What are you going to do, Mark?

The Galliot's going to be blown up
with its entire cargo of living dead.

But first, I've got to get
back the meteor rejector.

Wess, how long will it
take you to get ready?

I have to finish the
photonic ignition.

The rest is all set.

Good. I want you to stay
here. You two come with me.

Wess, as soon as we're
out, close the doors

and the bulkheads, but
keep the screens turned on.

As soon as you see
us coming back,

turn on the ignition.

We'll worry about
replacing the rejector

after we're out in space.

That's taking a terrible risk.

Yes. I wish it
were the only risk

we'd have to run
before taking off.

But there's no other solution.
Go on, get the detonators.

Tiona, you stay here.
Cover our retreat.

Don't move for any reason.

And remember, the danger
is not only in front of you.

A quarter of a minute
after the Galliot explodes,

if we haven't come back,

you run to the Argos and
take off, understand?

- Mark, I can't let--
- That's an order, Karan.

Let's go.

There's nobody here.

Now, I want you two
to stay right here.

No, Mark. You won't go alone.

Listen, Brad, I'm not
trying to be a hero.

We each have 1 charge.

If I don't make it,
it'll be your turn.

If he fails, you try it next.

You stay here, Brad. Cover us.

My brother.

He's turned into one of them.

Take the count. Ready? Now.

Go ahead.

1...2...3.

Quick, in the generator room.

Sanya, give me the countdown.

29...28...27...

26...25...

All right, you can stop now.

20--

throw away your gun.
Leave the meteor rejector.

You'd better get used
to the idea, Mark.

You've reached the
end. You have lost.

Toby, if you have anything

left in you of what you
were, let me go on.

Fortunately, there's
nothing of what I was left.

Only the body's the
same and now...

No use, Mark. You can't
harm me with violence.

Sorry, Toby,

but this is the only way I can
prevent you from stopping me.

Ah!

Time's running out. Hurry.

Ah!

Ah!

There they are.
They're being followed.

We'd better help them.

Dead.

Dead?

I'd better replace the
meteor rejector right away.

Sanya, you take the
controls until we come back.

It's sad, Mark.

Out of 18 people, there
are only three of us left.

I'm ashamed to be alive.

They died to save our planet.

Can you imagine?

Our world invaded by
those horrible creatures?

Just thinking about it,
seems a nightmare.

Mark.

Yes, it is sad, Wess.

But it was only luck
that brought us here.

Wess, you need some sleep.

You haven't slept for 2 nights.

Yes.

Sanya and I will keep watch.

I need some sleep.

Who's there?

Mark, is it you?

Sanya?

If I wasn't so wide awake,
I'd swear I was dreaming.

What happened, Wess?

I was about to fall asleep,

when I heard footsteps
out in the passageway.

They approached my cabin.

Then what happened?

Then, the door opened, slowly.

As if someone were debating
whether or not to come in.

And did they?

No, Sanya.

Then you didn't see anything.

Yes, I did.

He was holding
his field ray gun.

He was mirrored
on the metal wall.

Are you sure you saw him?

I know you won't
believe me, Sanya.

I certainly wish I
was wrong, myself.

But it was really him. Mark!

It was Mark, Sanya.

Why did he come to me so...

Furtively?

Maybe he wanted to kill me.

Well, then what are your
conclusions, Wess?

Unfortunately, there's
only one conclusion.

Even Mark is controlled
by one of them.

Oh, it's impossible.

Let's go see.

Wess?

Wait a minute.

Mark.

Wess has found out about us.

Don't be afraid, Wess.

Nobody wants to harm you.

Nobody wants to kill you.

You...

You're one of them.

And you too, Sanya.

It's horrible.

You.

Both of you.

You must become one of us.

All you have to do is want it.

Just let one of us join you.

It'll give you this wonderful
new complexity.

No. No!

Our world will never
fall into your hands!

Maybe not, but you won't
be the one to stop us.

Yes, I will!

Ah!

Sanya, without the
meteor rejector,

we'll never be able
to reach home.

What do we do?

We'll have to land
now, on that planet.

I've done an analysis
with a special probe.

We can exist in the atmosphere.

It's the third planet of
the star we call sol.

It's so small, it's
not even marked

on the astronavigation charts.

But will it be possible
to live there,

for us and those who follow us?

It's most likely a
young, primitive world.

But I think it'll be
all right for us.

I'll activate the long-range
telescopic lens.

Yes, I was right.

It is a puny civilization.

Their buildings are still
made of stone and iron.

How will they accept us?

I hope, well.

For them.