Listen, Lantin, you've pulled my legonce too often... with your hot leadsand your pictures...
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Listen, Lantin, you've pulled my leg
once too often... with your hot leads
and your pictures of vampires... and we both know
where they've led. How can I take you seriously? I tell you, Ronald has been missing
since last night. I don't like that castle either.
The du Grand family is very strange. But that's not sufficient grounds
for a search. I can't force you to see things
through my eyes... but I'm absolutely certain the key
to this mystery lies in that castle
once too often... with your hot leads
and your pictures of vampires... and we both know
where they've led. How can I take you seriously? I tell you, Ronald has been missing
since last night. I don't like that castle either.
The du Grand family is very strange. But that's not sufficient grounds
for a search. I can't force you to see things
through my eyes... but I'm absolutely certain the key
to this mystery lies in that castle
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Listen, Lantin, you've pulled my leg
once too often...
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with your hot leads
and your pictures of vampires...
00:00:05.871 --> 00:00:07.805
and we both know
where they've led.
00:00:07.906 --> 00:00:09.703
How can I take you seriously?
00:00:09.808 --> 00:00:12.276
I tell you, Ronald has been missing
since last night.
00:00:12.578 --> 00:00:16.007
I don't like that castle either.
The du Grand family is very strange.
00:00:16.181 --> 00:00:18.581
But that's not sufficient grounds
for a search.
00:00:18.684 --> 00:00:20.675
I can't force you to see things
through my eyes...
00:00:20.786 --> 00:00:23.914
but I'm absolutely certain the key
to this mystery lies in that castle.
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Movie Summary
In 1830, forty years to the day since the last manifestation of their dreaded vampirism, the Karnstein heirs use the blood of an innocent to bring forth the evil that is the beautiful Mircalla - or as she was in 1710, Carmilla.
