House of Dracula

House of Dracula is a 1945 film about Dracula and the Wolf Man seeking cures for their afflictions from a doctor.

Directed by Erle C. Kenton. Written by Edward T. Lowe Jr..

HORROR UPON HORROR in the HOUSE OF DRACULA (taglines)

Dialogue edit

Dr. Edelman: What are you doing here? Who are you?

Count Dracula: I am Baron Latos. I have come to you for help.

Dr. Edelman: It's five o'clock in the morning.

Count Dracula: I must apologize for the intrusion. But travel is very difficult for me, and I've come a long way.

Dr. Edelman: I don't understand.

Count Dracula: Perhaps you will, after you've led me to the basement room of this castle.

Dr. Edelman: Eh - a very strange request. This castle is my home!

Count Dracula: Have no fear, doctor. Had conditions permitted, I would have presented myself in the usual manner.

Dr. Edelman: Well, it is most unusual...

Count Dracula: I will explain everything, before sunrise.

Milizia Morelle: I've never heard this music before, yet I'm playing it.

Count Dracula: You're creating it, for me.

Milizia Morelle: It frightens me.

Count Dracula: It's beautiful, it's the music of the world which I come.

Militza Morelle: It makes me see strange things, people who are dead, yet they're alive.

Count Dracula: Mine is a world without material needs.

Militza Morelle: But I'm afraid.

Count Dracula: The fear will pass as the music becomes fixed in your mind. It will make you long to be there.

Lawrence Talbot: Why did you follow me down here?

Dr. Edelman: To bring you back, my boy.

Lawrence Talbot: Bring me back to a life of misery and despair?

HORROR UPON HORROR in the HOUSE OF DRACULA
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