:42:04
Well?
:42:09
- Oh, my God!
- What?
:42:13
- No!
- What?
:42:15
- No, it can't be.
- It can't be what?
:42:18
- Dracula!
- How did you know his name?
:42:22
Dracula, alive.
:42:23
Of course he's alive.
I told you, I was just with him last night.
:42:26
- Cindy, darling...
- What?
:42:30
You met him a long time ago.
:42:32
You were a little girl.
He was a very great man.
:42:35
- Count Dracula?
- No, my grandfather, Dr. Fritz Van Helsing.
:42:40
He was the first man to discover the thing...
:42:45
- you slept with last night.
- Thing? Excuse me.
:42:49
Last night, tell me,
how many times did he do it?
:42:54
Two and...
:42:57
a half. I fell asleep.
:42:59
No, I mean,
how many times did he bite you?
:43:07
Just once.
:43:09
I told you, it was our first date.
:43:11
I was just sitting there, at the disco,
talking to Lisa on the phone...
:43:14
Quiet.
:43:18
It was your first date and your last date.
:43:21
Don't be ridiculous.
You're a jealous toad, Jeffery.
:43:26
Page 58, yes, here it is.
:43:29
"Three bites from the vampire,
and the victim is doomed."
:43:36
Darling, if that monster
bites you two more times...
:43:40
you will become a vampire, a living corpse.
:43:43
Look, if last night was any indication
of what it's like to be a corpse...
:43:47
it sure beats the hell out of living.
:43:49
- Cindy, I'm serious.
- Jeff, you're crazy.
:43:52
Vampires in New York City,
in the 20th century? Really!
:43:55
Sweetheart, darling...
:43:59
trust me.