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I, Monster

In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the psychologist Charles Marlowe researches a new drug capable to release inhibitions and uses his patients as guinea pigs. He discusses the principles of Freud with his friend Dr. Lanyon and ...

Director

Stephen Weeks

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Amicus Productions,British Lion Film Corporation

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Dr. Charles Marlowe

Christopher Lee

Frederick Utterson

Enfield

Lanyon

Richard Hurndall

Poole

Deane

Kenneth J. Warren

Diane

Annie

Marjie Lawrence

Landlady

Aimée Delamain

Boy in Alley

Michael Des Barres

Girl in Alley

Woman in Alley

Man At Bar

Pub Patron

Man in Pub

Pipe Smoker (with Cap) in Pub

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Dr. Charles Marlowe

(HOOVES CLIP-CLOPPING) - I, Monster

(HOOVES CLIP-CLOPPING)

MARLOWE: Evening.
MAN: Good evening. - I, Monster

MARLOWE: Evening. MAN: Good evening.

There was no need
to wait up for me, Poole. - I, Monster

There was no need to wait up for me, Poole.

(MIAOWING) - I, Monster

(KNOCKING) - I, Monster

Yes, I...
I like you, Miss Thomas. - I, Monster

Yes, I... I like you, Miss Thomas.

Do I shock you, Charles? - I, Monster

Do I shock you, Charles?

(SCREECHING) - I, Monster

(BUBBLING) - I, Monster

(SQUEAKING) - I, Monster

(SQUEAKING) - I, Monster

What's the idea, mister? - I, Monster

What's the idea, mister?

(DRUNKEN SINGING) - I, Monster

(DRUNKEN SINGING)

I want a room. - I, Monster

(CHUCKLING) - I, Monster

It's four shillings a week,
paid in advance. - I, Monster

It's four shillings a week, paid in advance.

MARLOWE:
"In the case of my disappearance, - I, Monster

MARLOWE: "In the case of my disappearance,

(CLOCK CHIMING) - I, Monster

(CLOCK CHIMING)

- Is Dr Marlowe at home?
- I'll see, Mr Utterson. - I, Monster

- Is Dr Marlowe at home? - I'll see, Mr Utterson.

(CLOCK CHIMING THE HOUR) - I, Monster

(CLOCK CHIMING THE HOUR)

The face of evil is - I, Monster

The face of evil is

(KEYS JANGLING) - I, Monster

(KEYS JANGLING)

(EXHALING) - I, Monster

(CHATTERING) - I, Monster

(DOOR SLAMMING) - I, Monster

(DOOR SLAMMING)

Oh, it's you! - I, Monster

(SHIP'S HORN) - I, Monster

All right! - I, Monster

Well, - I, Monster

Excuse me. Move back. - I, Monster

Excuse me. Move back.

NEWSBOY: Murder! - I, Monster

NEWSBOY: Murder!

- By the way, Poole...
- Yes, sir? - I, Monster

- By the way, Poole... - Yes, sir?

Very similar. - I, Monster

(PANTING) - I, Monster

(WIND HOWLING) - I, Monster

- Poole.
- Yes, sir? - I, Monster

- Poole. - Yes, sir?

UTTERSON: When Dr Marlowe returns,
tell him I must see him. - I, Monster

UTTERSON: When Dr Marlowe returns, tell him I must see him.

(KNOCKING) - I, Monster

"If you value the friendship
we once had for each other, - I, Monster

"If you value the friendship we once had for each other...

(GASPING) - I, Monster

- Sir...
- Yes? - I, Monster

- Sir... - Yes?

(HISSING) - I, Monster

(TINKLING MELODY PLAYING) - I, Monster

(TINKLING MELODY PLAYING)

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In the Nineteenth Century, in London, the psychologist Charles Marlowe researches a new drug capable to release inhibitions and uses his patients as guinea pigs. He discusses the principles of Freud with his friend Dr. Lanyon and ...

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Director: Stephen Weeks

Writer: Robert Louis Stevenson, Milton Subotsky

Production: Amicus Productions,British Lion Film Corporation

Genre: horror

Year: 1971

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.8

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 01 Apr 1973

Awards: N/A

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