1:05:03
Go on.
1:05:05
What do you mean go on? I've told you.
1:05:06
Was she mutilated?
1:05:08
No.
1:05:10
The only marks
on Marjorie Baynes' body were...
1:05:15
Two puncture marks in the neck...
1:05:17
about here. Correct?
1:05:21
Yes.
1:05:22
You see?
1:05:23
No, Professor Van Helsing, I don't see.
1:05:27
I'm just a plain, run-of-the-mill copper.
1:05:29
Put me up against a villain,
I'll run him down.
1:05:32
Thief, con man, thug, murderer.
1:05:33
Sooner or later I'll nobble them,
because that's what I'm trained to do.
1:05:37
I know the way they work,
I know the way they think.
1:05:40
I know what makes them tick.
1:05:43
But this...
1:05:45
This is something else again.
1:05:47
Three murders in two nights
and a bunch of spaced-out teenagers...
1:05:50
as my only suspects.
1:05:52
A bunch of kids whose way of life
is as foreign to me as...
1:05:54
As that of a vampire?
1:05:56
And who knows about vampires,
for God's sake?
1:05:58
I do.
1:06:00
I've spent all my life studying the subject.
1:06:02
And have you come across one,
I mean here and now?
1:06:05
This is London. This is the 20th century.
1:06:08
Vampires are the living dead.
1:06:10
They have no lifespan.
Not as we use the term.
1:06:14
Like the phoenix, they die,
only to live again.
1:06:17
A hundred years ago there was proof...
1:06:19
positive proof of one living in this city:
1:06:23
Dracula.
1:06:25
There is a legend that he was buried
somewhere in Chelsea...
1:06:27
probably by one of his disciples...
1:06:30
possibly at St. Bartolph's...
1:06:32
in some desanctified corner.
1:06:36
If the stake was removed from his heart...
1:06:40
he might walk again.
1:06:43
Excuse me.
1:06:45
Yes, Murray here.
1:06:48
Yes, there's nothing we can do, is there?
Just keep tabs on them, that's all.
1:06:52
Yeah.
1:06:54
The kids, we had to let them go.
1:06:57
An army of angry parents
and lawyers descended...
1:06:59
and bailed them out.