Orgy of the Dead (1965)

William Bates: Bob

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• Bob : Seeing a cemetery on a night like this can stir in the mind the best ideas for a good horror story.

  Shirley : But there's so many wonderful things to write about, Bob.

  Bob : Sure there are, and I've tried them all. Plays, love stories, westerns, dog stories... now there was a good one, that dog story, all about -

  Shirley : But horror stories? Why all the time horror stories?

  Bob : Shirley, I wrote for years without selling a single word. My monsters have done well for me. You think I'd give that up, just so I could write about trees, or dogs, or daisies?

  [chuckles] 

  Bob : Daisies! That's it, I'll write about my creatures who are pushing up the daisies.

  [he kisses her] 

  Bob : Your puritan upbringing holds you back from my monsters, but it certainly doesn't hurt your art of kissing.

  Shirley : That's life. My kisses are alive.

  Bob : [chuckles]  Who's to say my monsters aren't alive?

• Shirley : Could it be some sort of college initiation?

  Bob : It's an initiation all right. But not of a college as you and I know them.

  [pointing to topless dancer] 

  Bob : Nothing alive looks like that.

  Shirley : Can't we get out of here?

  Bob : I'm not sure.

  Shirley : What do you mean?

  Bob : I'm not sure myself. It's just a feeling I've had since the crash, like, like I feel a cold chill all over.

• Bob : You're talking nonsense.

  Shirley : Oh no I'm not, these heathens probably have an open grave for us.

  Bob : They wouldn't dare put both of us in the same grave. Or would they?

  Shirley : I should hope not. I hate you.

  Bob : That sudden?

  Shirley : Yes, that sudden. If it weren't for you we wouldn't be hunting for an old cemetery on a night like this. It's all your fault.

  Bob : And I thought you loved me.

• The Emperor : [to Shirley]  Have you not enjoyed the evening's festivities? Ah that will soon change when you become one of us.

  The Wolfman : Aaaoooooooooo!

  The Emperor : It would seem that the wolfman would have you for his own.

  Shirley : [screams] 

  The Emperor : I have promised both the wolfman and the mummy a reward. It could be that you are that reward.

  Shirley : [screams] 

  The Emperor : You need not worry. Not just now, anyway.

  Bob : Leave her alone you fiend!

  The Emperor : Fiend, is it? You will not be so fortunate. Your existence will cease within moments. No one wishes to see a man dance.

  [to Shirley] 

  The Emperor : And you my dear will entertain for centuries to come.