All language subtitles for The Dunwich Horror (1970)

[ Heart beating ]

[ Discordant organ playing ]

[ Heartbeat stops ]

[ Heavy breathing ]

[ Moaning ]

[ Groans heavily ]

[ Labored breathing ]

[Groans]

[ Moaning loudly]

[ Moaning loudly]

[ GaspS ]

[ Moans]

[Groaning ]
0h! Qh...!

Oh! GOCL"!

[ Moaning ]

[ Groaning ]

[ Orchestral theme song ]

[Jarring ringing ]

[ Haunting orchestral theme ]

[ Horns trumpeting ]

[ Orchestral theme plays lightly ]

It was a brilliant lecture, Doctor.
Brilliant.

Yeah. The best of the year.

Careful, all these bravos
will go to an old Ph.D.'s head.

And now, if you'll
take the Necronomicon

and return it to the library,

I'll meet you there
as soon as I can.

Doctor, don't forget,
we're picking you up for dinner.

I'll be there.

And you take good care of that book.

You know, some of that stuff
he said sort of got to me.

-[ Laughs ] It's ridiculous.
- No, no. I know what you mean.

Especially, those creepy people
and some of the things they did.

Can you lift that?

Could I see that
before you put it away?

Do you always sneak up
on people like that?

Oh, my, you scare easily.

I'd really like to glance
through that book,

the Necronomicon.

Well, that's impossible.

I've traveled a long way.

The library is closing.

- Come on. Give me five minutes.
- Absolutely not.

Wait a minute.

I don't suppose it would do any harm.

Are you crazy?

Uh, why don't you take it in there?

Thank you.

You must be insane.

Oh, it'll be all right.
He'll take care of it.

He'll take care of it?
That book is priceless.

Oh, stop worrying about the book.

Did you notice his eyes?

He's really got great eyes.

Nancy, what do you do?

You're giving this rarest book
to the first kook that comes along.

Well, uh... I-- I trust him.

"Yog-Sothoth...

...is the gate,
whereby the spheres meet.

Only them from beyond can make it
multiply and work.

Yog-Sothoth is the key.

And with the gate open,
the Old Ones shall be...

[ Echoing ]
Past, present, future. All are one.

The Old Ones walk serene
and primal...

Undimensioned and unseen...

The Old Ones broke through of old...

- And They shall break through--"
- ARMITAGE: The book, please.

The book, please.

Oh, there's no need to be upset.

I was only reading it.

Have you any idea
what this volume is worth?

It's one of a kind.

Of course, a generation ago,
there was another copy...

40 miles from here.

Young man,
I am familiar with Dunwich.

I know.

You've read my paper
on Oliver Whateley?

He was a great man.

- They hanged him.
- They were fools.

Who's to say?

I'm Wilbur Whateley,
Oliver's great-grandson.

Then, you know who I am.

Dr. Henry Armitage.

Yes. It's a pleasure
to meet a Whateley.

- Thank you.
- NANCY: Doctor?

Oh, it's easy to see

why you two girls
were so effectively charmed.

I'm very glad to have met
this young man.

We share a mutual interest.

In fact, I'd like
to talk further with you.

ARMITAGE: We might learn
a great deal from each other,

don't you think?

About Dunwich, perhaps?

WHATELEY: Dunwich, Dr. Armitage,
might appear to you

as just another small town.

The people of Dunwich
are just like everyone else.

They're just more honest about it.

You see man
as a rather dismal creature.

Yes. Why not?

Look around.
You'll see what's there.

Fear, and frightened people who kill
what they can't understand.

It's late. I should be going.

Dr. Armitage, I'd like permission
to study the Necronomicon.

For what reason, Mr. Whateley?

Well, I'm a student of the occult.

And that book is like a bible.

A rather odious comparison.

Uh, no, not really.

It's not enough to say
the book is irreplaceable?

WHATELEY: No. You're afraid.

Afraid? Possibly.

In ancient times,
that book was said

to unlock the gates
to another dimension,

to another race of beings.

I do not share those beliefs,
nor do I fully understand them.

However, I know enough
about strange things

not to laugh at them.

I don't have to tell you
I'd take good care of it.

I'm sorry, I couldn't possibly
let the book out of my hands.

I need it in my own field of study.

Dr. Armitage,
will you lend me the book?

I will not.

That's your last word?

Yes.

- Let me get part of that.
- Oh, nonsense.

Nancy's car is here.
I'll take you to the hotel.

Thank you.

- Good night.
- Good night.

Mr. Whateley.

Maybe we'll meet again.

Perhaps.

I guess I kind of put
the damper on a nice evening,

but I can't stand pomposity.

I think you've made
your point quite clear.

Do you know how much longer
he's gonna be in town?

His last lecture's next Monday.

Monday.

That's only 3 days.

I wanted to hear one of his lectures.

You won't be here that long?

No. I have to go back
to Dunwich tonight.

As a matter of fact,
I should get moving,

or I'll miss my bus.

- What time's your bus?
-9:15.

9:15? You just missed it.

Damn it.

There isn't another bus
until tomorrow morning.

Well, uh... I could drive you.

Oh, it's too late.
I couldn't let you do that.

No, no, really.
I mean, I'd like to.

Oh, fine.

WHATELEY: It's only
a couple more miles, Nancy.

NANCY: I hope so.
We're almost out of gas.

Oh, saved.

MAN: It's past closing time.

- Oh, couldn't I have a little gas?
- Okay. How much?

Can you fill it up, please?

Service with a smile.

Say, how far is the town?

Oh, it's down that way.

But we turn off right up here.

Oh, I'm sorry.
I wanted to see Dunwich.

It's all right.
There's not much to see at night.

Besides, everything in town
closes up pretty early.

One dollar.

One dollar?
I asked you to fill it up.

One dollar.

Aren't you gonna finish the window?

NANCY: Boy, I could never
get used to treatment like that.

WHATELEY: They've treated me
that way since the day I was born.

They never change.

They're still the same frightened,
superstitious fools.

[ Orchestral theme plays ]

That's even crazier than you said.

Would you like to come in
and see the inside?

Oh, no, no. I'd like to,
but really, I should start back.

Just have a drink... Or cup of tea.

I really shouldn't.

Please.

Okay.

[ Ominous orchestral theme ]

[ Laughs nervously ]

Well?

What do you think?

[ Laughs ]

Well, I don't know what to think.

I'm glad you find it interesting.

[ Chuckles quietly ]

Would you like a cup of tea?

- Please.
- Fine.

It's been a long ride.

If you feel like freshening up,

there's a bathroom
right through that door.

Thank you.

[ Door openS ]

[ Door closes ]

[ Discordant music ]

[ Wind howling ]

[ Kettle whistles ]

[ Rustling noises ]

[ Wind blowing ]

[ Nancy gaSPS ]

NANCY: Wilbur? Wilbur!

This is my grandfather.

I want to speak to you.

We were just gonna
have some tea.

I'll see you when we're finished.

I'll be waiting for you.

Sorry.

Sit down, Nancy.

I thought you lived alone.

Gee, I'm sorry he frightened you.

- Do you want sugar or cream?
- No, thank you.

Tell you the truth,
I didn't think he'd be up this late.

Oh, it's all right.
It's just that he startled me.

Wilbur, when you were in the kitchen,
I heard strange sounds.

Oh? What kind of sounds?

I'm not sure.
I mean, it sounded like wind...

Or the ocean.

That's what it was.
This place is so old.

When the wind blows,
everything kind of creaks.

Oh, Wilbur, I'm sorry.
I dropped something before.

- Oh?
- The... glass.

Oh...

That's nothing.

It's all right.

Well... I guess I'd better start back.

Finish your tea.

No, really, no. It's late. I must go.

I understand.

Well, you come back
and visit soon, will you?

We'll see each other again.

[ Engine sputtering ]

What's wrong?

Hell, I don't know.

I wish I could help,
but I don't know much about cars.

[Sighs ] I don't think
this thing's gonna start.

Maybe we ought to phone a garage.

You wouldn't believe it,
but I don't have a telephone.

Well, that's great.
Now what am I gonna do?

[ Chuckles ]
I don't know.

[ Nervously laughs ]
You know, this is really a good idea.

I'm completely wiped out.

I-- I don't even think
I could drive, if I had to.

I'm sure you'll feel better
in the morning.

- Oh, yes. Yes.
- I'm sorry about this room.

But it hasn't been used
for years and years.

Oh, no, no. Don't apologize.

It's fine, fine.

Uh... Let's see.

Here's a nightgown
you can put on if you like.

Thank you.

[ Sighs ] Wilbur...

- Good night.
- Good night.

- Who is she?
- Just a girl.

She gave me a ride home.

Does anyone know she's out here?

No.

Suppose she goes up there?

She won't. She has no reason to.

[ Rattling ]

[ Eerie orchestral music ]

[ Wind blowing ]

[ Women laughing ]

[ Cackling, screeching ]

[ Screaming ]

[ Screeching ]

[ Laughing, shouting ]

[ Panting ]

WOMAN: She didn't
come home last night.

She must've driven that boy home.

I could see she was attracted to him,

but I don't think going out there
was such a good idea.

Well, didn't you try to telephone?

- I couldn't get a listing.
- Oh.

WOMAN: It's not like her
not to have called me.

Now, if he were a straight guy,
I wouldn't be worried.

NANCY: I can't remember much more.

Except it was the weirdest
dream I've ever had.

Sounds kind of sexual to me.

[ Chuckles ]

Okay, Dr. Freud,
tell me what it all means.

Well, this is our first session.
It's a little hard to tell.

Are you prepared
to answer some questions?

Ask me anything.

All right.
How do you feel about sex?

I think it's great.

So do I, Nancy.

Well, I mean, I think it's great

if it's at the right time
and the right place.

You've led a strange life here, Wilbur.

I was raised by my grandfather,

and he taught me
all the things he knows.

I had to work harder than most kids,
but it hasn't been so bad.

Well, I come from the city and-

Well, I just-- I don't know,
I never felt so relaxed...

Or had such peace of mind.

I think the country
does that for people.

Nancy, why don't you stay
the weekend?

Well, I'd like to, Wilbur,
but I-- I couldn't.

But you'd like to, though, huh?

Her car's there.

She's gotta be around somewhere.

[ Knocking ]

What do you want?

Pardon us.

We're looking for our friend...

Nancy Wagner.

I'm Dr. Armitage,
and this is Elizabeth Hamilton.

We met your grandson, Wilbur,
yesterday in the University.

Armitage? What would
my grandson want with you?

He came to see me about a book
I own, the Necronomicon.

Look, is my girlfriend here
or isn't she?

No! Go away!

Go away!

Were you looking for us, Doctor?

Nancy! Are you all right?
I was worried about you.

Of course she's all right.
She's not a child.

She drove me home last night,

and then she decided
to stay the weekend.

Didn't you, NaflfiY?

Yes. Yes, I did.

So if that's what you came
to see about, Doctor,

I guess we'll be saying good-bye.

Nancy, wait a second.
Do you know what you're doing?

Of course I know what I'm doing.

I'm staying with Wilbur.

- Nancy--
- Bye, Elizabeth.

Boy, I really can't believe
she dragged Dr. Armitage

all the way up here.

[ Chuckling ]
I mean, that's something...

I'd expect from my mother.

Doesn't matter.

Would you like some more tea?

Please.

- You tired, or is it the company?
- Oh, no, no, no...

I don't know, I'm kinda sleepy.

Well, we did take a long walk today.

- Yeah.
- Maybe you could use a little nap.

You know, that's not a bad idea.

We are going to town, aren't we?

Sure. But I think
you'll enjoy yourself more

if you can keep your eyes open.

[ Embarrassed laugh ]

Um, I'll be all right.

You lied to me.
Now tell me the truth!

- Keep your voice down, will you?
- Why is she here?

I told you, her car broke down.

- What about this?
- Don't be ridiculous.

And those people?

You told me no one knew
she was here.

They don't matter.

That man Armitage
wrote the paper on my father.

He knows all about us.

I don't have to answer to you.
I do what I want.

Come back here!

Let the book be!

[ Machinery drowns out conversation ]

You know, it happened 25 years ago.

They were a strange family.

I just hope there's
something in there.

This used to be the town bank,
you know?

Ah, here it is.

This is the one.

Let's get it out in the light.

Ah, here it is.
Just like I told you.

"Mother named Lavinia,
father unknown.

Child called Wilbur."

I set that type myself, 25 years ago.

Who was the delivering physician?

Same old doc that delivers
all of them around here... Doc Cory.

Thank you, Mr. Fuller.
Elizabeth--

Dr. Armitage, if I were you,
I'd stay away from the Whateley's.

Elizabeth.

That was the original town square.

Seventy years ago,
there was a big oak tree

right there
in the middle of the street.

That's where the people of Dunwich
lynched my great-grandfather.

They just let him hang there
for clays and clays and clays and clays...

Then they burned the tree
down to the ground.

Wilbur, stop it.

It's just history.

Why did they do it?

Because he didn't believe
in what they believed.

Because he wasn't afraid of their god

or their devil either,
for that matter.

In fact, he thought
they were pretty much alike.

What did he believe in?

In another race of beings
from a different dimension.

An earlier race, superior to man.

And he believed
they could be brought back.

You mean they hanged him for that?

Yes.

They trumped up a murder charge
to cover it up.

A girl had disappeared and-

Then without a shred of evidence,
they went after him.

They claimed he used her
in some sort of sacrifice.

You must be worried, too,
to go to all of this trouble.

Okay, the doctor will see you now.

Thank you.
I won't be long.

_Dr_ Cory?
_Yes?

I'm Henry Armitage,
Doctor of Philosophy.

I'm lecturing
at the University in Arkham.

0h, yes, yes, well...

What can I do for you, Doctor?

I'm... not sure.

I have a rather strange request.

Well, a country doctor's used to them.
Please, sit down.

Thank you.

Well, now...

Please go ahead.

I'd like to ask you some questions
about the Whateley family.

Well, that's an odd bird of an ailment,

but it flares up now and again
in these parts.

Well, haven't you ever been there?

Are you kidding?
I wouldn't go near that place.

Why?

Oh, that place gives me the creeps.

But why?

Well, some say that Old Whateley
and Wilbur aren't alone...

That there's something else.

What do you mean, "something else"?

I-- I don't know exactly, but...

When I was a little kid,
the other children and I,

we thought the old Whateley
house was haunted.

Of course,
I don't believe that anymore,

but I keep away,
and so does everyone else.

Anyway, the old man and Wilbur,

they haven't allowed anyone
on the place in years.

Oh.

Well, a friend of mine
is out there right now.

- What?
- Yeah. She's out there with Wilbur.

Wilbur Whateley has a girlfriend?
Oh, I don't believe it.

Well, hasn't it ever happened before?

Not with any girl around here.

I saw your name on the birth records.

Well... you have me
in an awkward position, Doctor.

And before I can
reveal anything to you,

I must know the purpose
of your inquiry.

Of course.

Dr. Cory, this will
sound quite fantastic,

but I ask your indulgence.

Please bear with me
and then decide for yourself.

Where the Whateley's are concerned,

there is very little
that is not fantastic.

I wonder what's going on.

Look...

I don't want to worry you,

but if I had a friend
down at Weird Wilbur's,

I'd get her out of there.

Let me put it this way, Doctor.

The legend of the Necronomicon
has it that long ago,

the Earth was inhabited
by a species from another dimension.

With certain chants from the book,

coupled with ancient rites
and sacrifices,

this race, the Old Ones,
can be brought back.

And mankind?

Destroyed.

And from what you've seen
of young Whateley,

you think it's actually possible
that he might believe that?

The book, the girl...

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

If he does believe the legend,
from my impression of Wilbur,

he'd be capable of anything.

If he does attempt
one of those rituals,

that girl is in grave danger.

Well, it's hard to accept.

But then, it wouldn't be the first time

that someone else paid the penalty
for Whateley fanaticism.

0h?

Yes, you see...

It wasn't I who delivered
young Whateley.

It was his grandfather.

It's been 25 years, but I'll never
forget that day as long as I live.

I was in Osborne's store,

just chatting
with a few of the locals.

Old Whateley came running in,
all of a sudden,

all wild-eyed and crazier than ever.

But nobody ever saw much
of the Whateleys in town,

so it was a surprise right off.

He always took a lot
of jeering from the townsfolk.

Well, they didn't waste a minute's
time before they started in on him.

I don't care what you folks say.

If Lavinia's boy looked like his Pa,

he wouldn't look
like nothing you expect.

You needn't think that the only folks
are the folks hereabouts.

Lavinia's read some
and has seen some things

that most of you can only tell about.

Some clay, you folks will
hear a child of Lavinia's

calling his father's name
from the top of Sentinel Hill.

And then you'll know!

And you'll wish to God you didn't!

-[ Man laughs]
- All right, fellas, that's it.

DR. CORY: As I entered the bedroom,

there were two elderly albino women,
robed entirely in black,

standing watchfully over her.

She was burning up
with fever and soaking wet.

God only knows
what went on out there that day.

It was plain to see
she'd been out in the rain.

They told me that she'd had twins.

One of them was stillborn.

Well, I never saw the body.

And since old Whateley's
not allowed anyone out there since,

it's possible
that baby may have lived.

It's a miracle that Wilbur
came through it all right.

Lavinia's insides were all torn up.

Well, I did everything
I could for her...

...but she was so far gone,
I was lucky to save her life.

Her mind was gone forever.

Of course, we never did
find out who the father was.

- And the two old women?
- I don't know.

Never saw them around here
before or since.

Where's Lavinia now?

[ Muttering nonsensically ]

Incredible.

It is hard to believe
that she's only 45 years old.

She's been here now
for more than 20 years.

There's been no appreciable change.

LAVINIA: Walk unseen...

In lonely places...

Old Ones...

9h, my sons!
ope“ the Slate, my sons!

[ Sobbing ]

[ Shouts ]

- Could I go in and talk to her?
- MAN: I'm afraid not.

She's violent.
At times, extremely so.

I'd like to try.

MAN: It wouldn't do any good.

Lavinia? Lavinia?

I want to talk to you.

Kill them all! Let them in!
Kill them all!

[ Chuckling ]

Do you think you've had
enough to eat?

Oh, plenty.

Well, let's take a walk.
There's something I want to show you.

Okay.

- Oh...
- You all right?

Yeah. I'm just a little dizzy.

Here, I'll help you.
It's not far.

I'll be all right.

[ Haunting orchestral theme ]

-[ Gasps, panting ]
- It's not much further.

[ Breathing heavily ]
What's in the package?

Look.

[ Intense orchestral music ]

It's just fantastic.

What is it?

No one knows exactly.

Legend has it
that it's been here forever.

It's called the Devil's Hopyard.

[ Drums beating softly ]

[ Discordant music ]

Fertility rites were practiced here,
so they say.

Is this an altar?

Yes.

What was it used for?

When the seasons
and the cycles of the moon were ripe,

then they came, one by one,
and gathered among these stones.

And they selected
a beautiful girl like you.

Do you remember
what we talked about this morning?

Yes.

When you asked me
that question about sex...?

Yes?

I lied.

I know.

Then they placed the girl's
virginal body upon the altar,

naked to the elements.

And their black robes
blending into the night,

they lighted candles
and gathered round...

[ Echoing ] ...to observe
and to relish her nakedness.

And then they waited.

They waited for the moment
when she would allow

the power of darkness to enter her.

The moment
when the gate would open

and the Old Ones
would come through.

And a strange chant
echoed in the night.

Yog-Sothoth...

Yog-Sothoth!

[ Haunting theme music ]

[ Wind blowing ]

[ Exhales sharply ]

[ Labored breathing ]

[ Nancy exhales audibly ]

[ Moans softly ]

[ Moans]

[ Moaning ]

[ Owl hoots ]

Hello! Is anybody here?

-[ Door creaks ]
- HeHo?

[ GaspS ]

I thought I told you
to stay away from here.

I'm not staying away from anywhere.

I'm looking for my girlfriend,
and I wanna see her now.

She's not here.

Now get off my land!

- I'm going inside!
- No, you're--

Don't touch me!

Nancy?

Nancy, it's Elizabeth!

[ Distant rattle ]

Nancy?

[ Heart beating ]

Stop!

Nancy? Where are you?

[ Distant water rushing ]

[ Door creaks ]

[ GaspS ]

[ Screaming ]

N0!

[ Screaming ]

N0!

NO! NO! N0!

[ Screaming ]

[ Panting ]

[ Door openS ]

There's a car outside.
Who's here?

She came looking for her friend.

Make sense, will you?
Who's here?

She went up those stairs.

Elizabeth...

Wilbur, where's Elizabeth?

- I don't know.
- He knows.

Shut up, you old fool!

You're the fool.

I know your plan.

You can't succeed.

You disgust me.

You've taken their abuse,
and you've given up.

They've broken you.

But the Old Ones are coming back.

I'm going to let them through.

No! I tried...

...and I destroyed your mother.

You'll fail, too.
You'll destroy her.

Oliver had the book.
It didn't help.

He had the wrong girl.

She resisted, and she died.

Now you listen to me.

I'm going to succeed where you failed.

I'll stop you.

I'll stop youm!

[ Birds screeching ]

Stop... him...

[ Birds stop screeching ]

Wilbur... Those birds...

What does it mean?

They were trying to capture his soul
as it left his body.

But they're quiet now.

They didn't get him. He's free.

WILBUR:
Darkness leads unto darkness.

Let this soul transcend
the bounds of Earth

and be delivered
to the spirit of darkness.

Death shall be the carriage
of this soul.

[ Speaking ancient, cryptic language ]

Let the cry of the birds
transport the spirit.

Yog-Sothoth...

Accept this man
into the death of darkness.

Hear me, Old Ones,
for your time is coming.

This death shall mark
the beginning of your journey.

Yog-Sothoth.

Yog-Sothoth.

...Yog-Sothoth.

[ Trucks approaching ]

See? I told you he was here.
He's burying the old man.

Like hell, he is!

WILBUR: From darkness we came--

MAN: All right, hold it!

We bury our trash
at the county dump, not here!

This is a Christian cemetery.

No place here for your kind.

- From darkness we came--
- I said, hold it!

- Give me that book.
- Now, you get out here.

You take your garbage with you!

- When I'm finished.
- You're finished now!

SHERIFF: All right, hold on!
Hold on, you two!

What in hell are you trying to do?

I was trying to bury my grandfather.

We got family buried here.

We don't want no Whateleys
among them.

We own this plot,
and I have the right to use it.

[ Crowd jeering ]

No one's getting buried just yet.

There's been no death certificate
issued on this body.

We'll have to take it back
till it's all straightened out legally.

Come on, Nancy.

[ Wind blowing ]

[ Car approaching ]

Now, Nancy, you'll wait
right here, won't you?

I'll wait.

Put it back.

[ Drops book ]

Pick it up.

[ Guard dialing the telephone ]

[Grunts]

[ Telephone ringing ]

- Heflo?
- Uh, Cory here.

Raskin just telephoned me
from the asylum.

I thought you'd want to know.
Lavinia is dying.

From what? What happened?

Well, I'm not sure, but it sounds
as if all hell's breaking loose.

- Well, can we go over there?
- I'll pick you up.

No, it'll be faster
if I meet you there.

Oh, do you remember the girl
that was with me yesterday?

- Yes.
- I still haven't been able to reach her.

And it just occurred to me,
she was talking with your nurse.

Well, Cora's right here, I'll ask her.

Cora, the girl with Dr. Armitage,

she didn't happen to say
where she was going, did she?

Why, no, Doctor.

Well, I'm sorry, Armitage,
you're out of luck.

- I'll see you at the asylum.
- All right. Okay.

Now, Cora, I won't be back tonight,

so why don't you leave
all that work till the morning?

No, I'd rather get it
done this evening, Doctor.

All right. Well, suit yourself.
And be sure you--

Be sure you lock up, won't you?

- Good night.
- Good night.

[ Moaning ]

[ Heavy breathing ]

DR. CORY:
We've done everything we can.

Her blood pressure,
pulse, respiration--

Everything is sky-high.

It can't last much longer.

[ Lavinia groans ]

[ Panting ]

ARMITAGE: What... caused it?

DR. CORY: I wish I knew.

[ Moaning ]

-[ Birds shrieking ]
- ARMITAGE: Listen.

DR. CORY: The birds are
in rhythm with her breathing.

[ Lavinia groans ]

Listen!

LAVINIA: Yes... my son.

[ Indistinct murmuring ]

[ Panting, murmuring ]

[ Birds continue shrieking ]

She's finished.

[ Bird shrieks fade ]

They've stopped.

What was she muttering?

The birds.

That chant.

The Necronomicon.

Dr. Cory, I've got to get to the library
right away.

[ Storm rumbling ]

Land of light...

The army of darkness
shall sweep down.

They are gathered
like a horde of avengers,

life within life,

the power that summons.

Come back, Old Ones...

Princes of Darkness,

and repossess the Earth.

[ Inaudible ]

[ Speaking ancient, cryptic language ]

Yog-Sothoth.

Yog-Sothoth.

Yog-Sothoth.

[ Chants ]

[ Chants ]

[ Chants ]

[ Chants ]

[ Voice echoing ]
I summon you.

Come, brother of darkness.

Leave your prison and help me
bring the Old Ones through.

Brother of my blood,
my soul, I summon you.

The time has arrived.

Now we wait no longer.

We must act.

Upon this sacrifice,
shall the journey begin.

[ Heart beating ]

[ Heart beating ]

[ Heart beating continues ]

WHATELEY: "Yog-o-oth. Yog-o-oth.

Join the circle, complete the chain.

Yog-Sothoth is the gate
whereby the spheres meet.

And with the gate open,
the Old Ones shall be.

Man rules now where they ruled once.

They wait, patient and potent,
for here they shall reign again,

and rule where they once walked.

The Old Ones broke through of old,
and they shall break through again."

Yog-Sothoth!

[ Wind howls ]

WOMAN: We thank thee, Oh Lord,
for the food we are about to take

for the nourishment of our bodies.

Amen.

[ Growling ]

Something's bothering Rusty.

He's been acting strange, all right.

[ Dog barking ]

What's the matter, baby lamb?

[ Growls ]

[ Neighs 1

[ Rusty whines and growls ]

[ Growling ]

[ Barking ]

[ Horse neighs ]

[ Rusty continues barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Cocks rifle ]

[ Horse neighing ]

[ Horse whinnies ]

[ Heart beating ]

[ Rusty continues barking ]

[ Gunshot ]

[ Cocks rifle ]

[ Horse neighing, calves bellowing ]

[ Cows bellowing ]

[ Ringing ]

Please...

Lucille?

[ Crashing ]

[ Heart beating ]

[ Loud tearing noise ]

WOMAN: Ah!

[ Inaudible ]

[Thunder rumbling ]

The gate is opening now.

We don't have long to wait.

You're one of us now.

[ Thunder rumbles ]

It's time.

[ Wind blowing ]

[Thunder rumbling ]

You saw what Wilbur
did to get the book.

He's going to try
to let the Old Ones through.

Whether they exist or not
doesn't matter.

He's not responsible for his actions.

If you're right,
how are we gonna handle it?

What...? Something's going on.

Well, that's the Cole place.

[ Indistinct chattering ]

- DR. CORY: Harrison.
- SHERIFF: I tried to call you, Doc.

- DR. CORY: What's happened?
- All hell's busted loose.

MAN: Damn Whateleys.

No man would have mutilated
the bodies that way.

I don't say the Whateleys did it,
but damn it, they're responsible.

- Settle down, Reeger.
- Settle down?

There're dead people in there!
What do you mean, "settle down"?

- Reeger's right.
-[ Crowd clamoring ]

Let's go get them!

You can't do this.
You stop them, Reeger, or I will.

MAN: Well, let's go!
My family's not gonna--

- Come on, let's go!
- Stop!

Stop, you can't kill Wilbur Whateley.

He didn't d0 this,

but he may be the only man
who can save us from what did.

MAN: Why should we listen to you?

Well, you all know me.
I delivered most of you.

I'm telling you to listen to this man.
He's the only one who can help us.

- MAN: What do you want me to do?
-[ Crowd clamoring ]

Get in your cars,
and meet us at the Whateley place.

Come on.

Let's go. Hurry up.

[ Heart beating ]

[ Wind howling ]

[ Screams ]

[ Groaning ]

[ Heart beating ]

[ Wind howling ]

[ GaspS ]

[ Screaming ]

[ Wood cracking ]

[ Indistinct chattering ]

Listen!

[ Heart beating ]

[ Wind howling ]

What in God's name is that?

I've never heard anything like that.

Henry, it's really happening, isn't it?

It's moving toward the hill.

The Devil's Hopyard.

We've got to get up there.

[ Rhythmic music ]

[ Moans softly ]

[ Moaning ]

All right, now, let's all spread out,
and, all of you, stay on your toes!

MAN: Hurry up, let's go.

MAN: Start up that way.

- You all right, Reeger?
- Yeah.

Go on, I'll catch up.
I jammed the damn rifle.

MAN: Sheriff?

MAN: You find anything?

[ Heart beating ]

[ Wind howling ]

[ Heart beating ]

[ Distant growls ]

[ Gunshot ]

[ Growling ]

[Yelling out]

[ Reeger screams ]

[ Growling ]

[ Reeger screams out ]

[ Loud growling ]

[ Heart beating grows louder ]

[ Reeger screams ]

[ Wind whistling ]

[ Wilbur speaking ancient language ]

[ Nancy moans ]

[ Wilbur continues reciting ]

[ Thunder rumbles ]

[ Wind howling ]

[ Heart beating ]

DR. CORY: My God, what's he doing?

[ Moaning ]

[ Speaks ancient language ]

[ Yells ]

[Yelling out]

[ Thunder crackles ]

Yog-Sothoth!

Yog-Sothoth!

Yog-Sothoth!

[ Shouting ]

[ Shouts in ancient language ]

Yog-Sothoth!

[ Thunder crackles ]

Yog-Sothoth!

Yog-Sothoth!

[ Shouting in ancient language ]

[ Thunder snapping ]

[ Shouting ancient language ]

[ Wind blowing wildly ]

[ Shouting ancient language ]

[ Screaming ]

[ Roaring ]

NANCY: No...

Oh, no. No.

I'm sorry, Nancy.

There were two children born
that night, 25 years ago.

Dr. Cory was told the other one died,
but it didn't.

It was caught between this world
and another.

Wilbur's twin took after the father.

[ Stutters ] And the father?

Not of this Earth.

DR. ARMITAGE: It's all over now.

The last of the Whateleys is dead.

[ Somber theme ]

[ Faint heart beating ]

[ Wind blowing ]

[ Heart beating ]