All language subtitles for The_Nightmare_Man_1981__part_3

There is a

Lets ese her CherylPosit stage.

Just a biogloblla.

Couldn't wait 200.

Definitely.

Kip tonight.

What's that?

Well, the other one.

Hang on.

Mr. Levant, stay right there.

Thank you.

I'll take that.

Oh, wait a minute, Sergeant.

This is my shed.

Do you want to end up in the toad of London?

No.

No.

Welcome, sir.

That's...

I want you to stay here.

Don't want anyone hanging around or taking photographs.

Cheerio, shut the door behind you.

I've really got this tear-skipped.

This past me, didn't it, Brig?

I'll send you down the sandwich.

With the chin was, it's only contaminated.

Feather out, it suddenly fades.

Then there's only one conclusion, isn't there?

Yeah.

Whatever it was that was here, whatever it was killed, Simmons.

Must be saturated with gamma radiation.

It certainly looks that way.

Except that no living creature could survive that degree of radiation.

Nothing we know of.

So it's got to be something outside our experience.

Maybe it's wearing some kind of protective clothing.

Have you noticed something?

We've all started saying it.

Hello.

10 pours, fear of cutting your hands, eh?

What's up, Davy?

Oh, nothing.

Staying this job you'll pull, what's on that from the sea?

It's no that.

I was talking to him on Wednesday.

He was looking forward with the going home.

Another couple of weeks.

No, you need a drink.

You're out, mate.

Get another bottle, run, eh?

You had to endort his, you know.

Just relax, he's...

Everything all right and straighten?

Yeah, so far.

The cliff path will be the hardest part.

Well, we could give you a lift as far as the point.

Blend your proper stretcher.

If you and Mr. Gaffricon can manage the rest of the way.

Yeah, that's good.

I'll ring Sergeant Karch and get me to meet with the landover.

The hell do that happen?

Tricker's faulty.

Simmons mentioned it to me yesterday.

I promised to take a look at it for him.

I'm so wonder it wasn't smashed to bits.

Everything else was.

Mm, even his tape recorder.

A soldier?

What makes you say that?

A camouflage combat gear.

And a rucksack.

Ah-huh.

And you ran away when you spotted him.

Right.

No, if you see him, don't approach him.

You never know he might be dangerous.

Just contact us right away.

Okay.

Thank you very much for your help.

Gee, do it now.

I'm sorry to bathe in, Sergeant.

Oh, what can I do for you, sir?

Well, I've been thinking about this murderer.

It seemed to me that the constabulary might need a little help.

And what, wait, sir?

Volunteers for search parties, that kind of thing.

I'm ready and willing to do all I can.

Well, that's very public spirited of you, sir.

I'll let the inspector know as soon as he comes back.

Oh, he's still out on the moans, is he?

Tell me, why was Miss Patterson with him?

Because she knows they're even better than any of us.

Hardly work for a girl, though, from what I hear.

And what are you hearing, sir?

Well, the whole town's buzzing with rumors.

Something particularly nasty in the mortuary, so they say.

The contents of a mortuary usually are, sir.

Nasty.

Excuse me.

Hello, please.

Yes, sir.

I see.

Yes.

I'll get on that right away.

My sir.

Was there anything else?

No.

But for the moment.

Hello, Dr. Goudry.

Sergeant Cash here.

There's been another killing.

Yes.

Inspector Enscape says this time it's much worse.

Something puzzling at you, if you in?

The faults and the flashing it, but the cameras run out of film.

So what does that mean?

That it shouldn't have.

Dr. Simmons brought his last letter films into me yesterday.

That could be much better than Michael Goudry.

I didn't think so, but some detail and Quality hopefully may be your way.

has last had her films into me yesterday.

And in this weather, is there no chance to shoot off this whole role?

No, but it's got an automatic firing device, hasn't it?

If the flash unit's been triggering off that film, then...

Oh, God, I see what you mean.

If it's been shooting away on its own, then there's just a chance it's taking a picture of the killer.

That's green.

Can you develop it for me?

Of course, as soon as we get back.

Here's my stretcher. The lads will see you as far as the point.

I'll give them a hand, child.

Thanks for the drinks, Maga.

Now, listen, look out for yourselves tonight.

I don't want you boys trying to play heroes.

I'd think if someone summons, he could easily find you.

I don't know what's so creepy you're looking for, are there?

Or if it's anywhere near human, it'll be lucky if it stands trial.

There's no time.

It's only me.

I finished with this, Biz. I thought I'd bring it back.

The inspector can add it to his collection.

Funny looking thing, eh?

Hi.

How's that?

It's getting on my nerves.

It moves, you know.

It moves?

Every hour or so, it's sort of shivers, Doctor.

Because of me sine noise.

Scared the hell out of me the first time.

It's as if it's alive.

It's probably hydraulics.

Something like that anyway.

Maybe.

It's very spooky all the same.

Is that a canny hat?

Can it?

If you're going to develop the film now, shall I make some tea?

Oh, God, Mike.

The way Simmons was killed was so disgusting.

It's changed everything, hasn't it?

Nothing can ever be the same here.

Listen for you now.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Listen for you now.

We can make sure it doesn't happen again by finding his killer.

Now we have the camera, there may be something on the film, and we have the cassette.

That could give us something else to work on.

Yes, of course.

I'll start in the dark for a minute.

But I can't play the cassette in my record player.

I've got a tape recorder.

If I go and fetch it, are you going to be all right?

Mm.

Don't be long.

I'll take the key.

The examiner's Simmons body yet.

Not yet.

I'll have my tea before I start in him.

Well, I always like to do in the top, see, in a full stomach.

Oh, incidentally, I took that piece of chubin you brought me back to the table.

I'll take it back to the table.

I'll take it back to the table.

I'll take it back to the table.

I'll take it back to the table.

Oh, incidentally, I took that piece of chubin you brought me back to the chanery.

What did you make of it?

Well, there was blood on it right enough.

Different group from the woman's open.

Be negative.

But it was human blood.

Well, of course. What did you expect?

Oh, I don't know, Ellen.

Gaffigan was suggesting that that submarine thing we found might be alien.

What? Do you mean from up there?

Ah, he thought it might be something in a spacecraft.

Well, I'll tell you.

Next time I get something wrong with my teeth, I'm going to the mainland.

But it was one odd thing about it, though.

The white cell count was abnormally high.

What does that mean?

It comes from someone who was very sick.

The radiation has the same effect.

Radiation?

Listen, I was a great deal of radiation in the area of someone's camp.

The coast count's been over by the Kaga counter.

Were you thinking your killer is radioactive?

No, no. Gaffigan was suggesting he was.

I'm beginning to think he was right.

He's the only explanation.

Well, I don't know too much of it to subject.

But anyone who can absorb radiation to that level must be a medical miracle.

It should be sex sheet under.

That's more or less what Fiona was suggesting.

No, I don't know.

This old business gets more freakish every day.

Well, that was certainly a tie I'd kill in with that submarine thing.

At least we know how we got here.

I suppose that's something.

So, we're looking for a crazy radioactive Matalo with funny teeth.

Your guess is as good as mine top.

I don't know what to think.

Oh, yeah. A parachuteist.

We've had another sighting. I put behind the hill.

This time we had a machine gun.

Machine gun?

Machine gun?

Run away when he was sighted.

Well, how did he help?

It's not even the same area at all.

Suppose I'd kill her escape from somewhere in that submarine thing.

Maybe the army are looking for him.

One parachuteist?

Well, we don't know those only one.

Most soldiers look much the same at a distance.

Oh, but surely the army would have told us to.

Wouldn't they?

No.

Hello?

It's having cash.

Is that you, Skipper?

No.

Come in.

I've just read a message from HQ.

The Navy say our submarine doesn't sound like anything they've lost,

but they're going to send a man over once the weather clears.

What's the forecast?

Oh, they reckon it'll be cleared about 24 hours.

Well, it's the right. It's the first good news we've had.

The bad news is that our radioactive freak is probably hitting this way.

I'm sorry.

The bad news is that our radioactive freak is probably hitting this way.

What makes you say that?

It's the line he's been taken to.

See, once he hits that headland, he'll be forced to turn back,

unless, of course, he gets straight into the sea.

You should be so lucky.

Thank God, there are no crops up there.

Well, there's a coast guard station.

They'll be all right. They're ready for trouble.

I think we should get organised, too.

I can't keep these under wraps any longer.

I think most folk know that something's up.

We only knew what we were up against.

You see, there's no motive for that carnage up at Simmons camp,

or at Dove Cottage.

Order of sheep?

Mm-hmm.

It's like some snooty-nose little kid turn the wings and legs of a fly just for the hell of it.

I bring television.

Some people see the sound of music once too often, and something snaps.

No, come here. Don't go.

How many aren't men, can you muster?

Er...about 30.

That's what's licensees.

Maybe another dozen that we don't know of.

I will tell them that they're an inspector is declaring an amnesty.

Now listen, I went four patrols of about five or six blocks covering the whole town all night.

With one of our guys in control of each patrol, OK?

Right.

Until our fellows to keep a tight control.

I don't want anybody shot by accident.

OK, come in.

Hi.

I've got it.

Come on.

OK.

Nice to go.

Well, if I hope there's something here,

I imagine the fans badly overexposed.

Oh, I thought these cameras did everything except say Chinese.

That's not the camera's fault, it's the radiation.

The image won't be very clear, but I might get some sort of picture.

Well, at least we might have more idea of what we're up against.

I don't want what we're up against.

A vile killer that tears its victims to pieces.

God knows what we're going to find when this is finished.

Whatever this thing is, it's affecting all our lives here on the island.

It makes me sick.

And the worst thing is there's nothing any of us can do.

It's like a wild nightmare.

I feel as though the whole island has become contaminated.

Listen, Fiona.

Once the fog has lifted, maybe tomorrow,

the mainland police will be over with cars and helicopters.

Now, even if it's the abominable snowman out there, he won't stand a chance.

Do the police know anything more about that craft yet?

No, I don't think so.

It's in the chanberry under guard.

I wish it hadn't been brought into the town.

There's something malignant about it.

It's just a piece of machinery.

That's not what you thought this afternoon.

No, well, maybe I watched too many horror movies.

Don't you see, once it finds its craft has gone, it'll start looking for it.

And that means it will come here, Michael, right into the town.

Right.

Now, your patrols between the harbor and the top of North Street.

Remember, use your radios to keep contact with other patrols.

Sorry, lucky. I'm out of seats.

Now, the main thing is stick together and stay alert.

If you do see something that resembles a Loch Ness monster,

don't keep it yourself.

Let everyone have some fun.

Right. Off you go.

Get in a fight.

My old friend.

I can search If I find the planet better.

It's good evening.

Colonel Howard, please.

Thank you very much.

Oh, here you are.

Thank you very much.

Yes?

Mother asked me to call.

Mother knows best.

How is her chicken?

Still free range, I'm afraid.

Then forget the chicken.

I've arranged for the egg collection.

Can you close the coop?

Yes, I can see to that right away.

Excellent.

We'll RV it 2300.

Carnival, I saw.

The left flank has been sliced off.

Deathly with a knife, I can only assume it was for food.

But for God's sake, Mother, why?

It's a part most people would go for it.

It's easily accessible.

If you want to see it, no.

I'll take your word for it.

Well, now I really have heard everything.

Would you like to speculate, Doctor?

Just what we are up against?

Hmm.

Would you?

I don't go in for fancy theories.

I stick to the facts.

But I must admit, Alan, out in the murder day,

my imagination was running riot.

I wouldn't even be surprised to see King Kong come out the fog.

Look, all the evidence we've got to date points to something which is half human, half animal.

What the hell happened to you, Martin?

Something clobbered him.

Somebody broke in, sir.

Couldn't see who it was.

Let's have a look at your head.

I hope the after.

Don't know, sir.

That we would have tubinged that's been taken from my pocket.

Nothing else that I could see.

How long ago was this?

I can't see for sure, sir.

I don't know how long I was out.

Come on, Thomas, take a shoot.

Hello.

Let's have a look at you.

I'll get six foots, one's out, turn the tone.

Good.

How many men?

43 including her lights.

If anything happens tonight, it's going to be a real kick at our.

I've done well, Walter.

How's the overnight?

Well, I'm keeping a constant treat, your contact.

We can monitor them flying on the land or over on the station.

That's it, sir.

I've done the best, I thought it was enough.

Anything?

No.

Oh, that's nice, thanks.

Damn, jamming to get in worse.

Can't get anything on the radio now.

I'll try it all up, we'll see if it's general or just here.

I like it like this.

It's more peaceful.

That's strange.

No, the sound.

No, completely dead.

It can't be.

That's funny.

And I'm getting dialed and told.

That's ringing now.

Good.

I'm Mr. McAllister.

This is my grab at Coast Guard Station.

I'm trying to raise all of the poor.

What's that you see?

Oh, I see.

Well, how long ago was that?

Ah.

The exchange says that the lines of the mainland were cut 20 minutes ago.

Cut?

You mean deliberately?

Well, they don't know.

Just that they're not getting through.

What's the matter?

I thought I heard something now in sound.

Yeah.

That was close.

It's moved to our range.

I'll leave and switch Don in case it comes back.

You're right, David.

Fine.

You're right, Danny.

Fine.

All right, Tom?

Hi.

I'll clear here.

Well, there's no say there been any defuience.

I wonder who the hell it could have been.

Well, at least it's human.

I'll kill her.

I wouldn't have left him.

It was just a bump in his head.

I know he was after.

Was that me, Bertie?

Tom Walthus.

Well, where it is.

What was top secret?

I can't see the KGB having anyone in the payroll here.

Right, Jeff.

I did catch the post-master's reading

the Gulag Archipelago the other day.

In skip?

Yeah.

Fiona's developed that film.

Green.

Anything all right?

I'll see for yourself.

You're both invited to the world premiere.

The slides are not very clear, I'm afraid.

The film is banned over exports,

but some of the shots have come out.

What is it?

A 35 mil?

I'm running the frames in a sequence

that will more or less match what's

on the tape recording.

A tape recording as well.

Simmons must have been dictating notes

at the tape in the morning.

The machine was smashed, but the cassettes are all out.

It's pretty gruesome.

I'm going to put the light here, Sergeant.

There we go.

Bird that has arrived several days ahead of the flock.

Since I ringed three adult birds last year,

I will be interested to see...

Damn sheep.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh.

Oh, oh, oh, oh.

Human.

I think.

Ah.

Well, it might look human,

but it certainly didn't sound human.

Nothing intelligible, anyway.

I don't think it was talking, Inspector.

I think it was laughing.

I'll check the thermostat.

Which the supper's at night, David?

Oh, wait. What, there was on the label?

It's done a 15-year-old.

The change of a vowel, the tank must have stuck or something.

Somebody ought to check it.

Hang on.

I'll go, man.

I'll wait.

Right. Let's have it yourself.

Right.

What's he doing?

What's he doing?

Hi.

Where's the gun?

He's taking it.

He'll take it quick.

Okey-dady.

I'll get the act. Keep watch.

No, no, no.

No, no, no.