:03:05
This one is probably
just as bad as his father...
:03:08
who created a monster
in the devil's own image.
:03:12
It's in the blood, I tell you.
:03:13
We've said these same words
a thousand times, and they get us nowhere.
:03:17
LANG: Fine talk, Herr Inspector.
:03:20
But Baron Frankenstein
does arrive tonight to claim his heritage.
:03:24
LANG: And then what?
BURGHER #1: Yes, what then?
:03:26
That's true, but he'll find no friends here.
:03:30
Nothing but locked doors
and darkened windows...
:03:33
Iocked hearts and bitter hatred.
:03:35
Let that, too, be a part
of the Frankenstein heritage.
:03:39
Come, gentlemen.
:03:51
We'll be there soon, darling.
:03:53
That's good. So I can see Amelia.
:03:55
That's right. Amelia will be there
waiting for you, and so glad to see you.
:04:14
ELSA: What strange-looking country.
:04:18
Not much like America, is it?
:04:20
On my first trip to Europe,
I was prepared for anything...
:04:23
but I'm glad
we went to London and Paris first.
:04:25
BARON: We must be getting close
to the village now.
:04:28
It's exciting, isn't it?
:04:30
Out there in the darkness,
a new life lies before us.
:04:34
No more college classrooms
or faculty meetings.
:04:36
- I feel rather like an explorer.
- That's what it is.
:04:39
We're going to explore
something so foreign to us...
:04:41
we can't even imagine what it'll be like.
:04:43
A medieval castle.
I wonder if there's a moat.
:04:46
And a drawbridge,
and a great tall, dark tower.
:04:49
And battlements.
Perhaps there's a haunted room.
:04:52
Yes, there's sure to be a haunted room.
The castle itself is supposed to be haunted.
:04:57
- Because of...
- Yes.
:04:59
Because of the things my father did there.