**Title:** Blood Scarab
**Genre:** Horror
**Description:**
In the eerie depths of ancient Egypt, a powerful and malevolent artifact, the Blood Scarab, is unearthed by an unsuspecting archaeological team. The scarab, a relic from a forgotten dynasty, holds a dark curse that awakens an insatiable thirst for blood. As the artifact is transported to a modern museum, its sinister influence begins to spread, reanimating mummies and unleashing a wave of terror upon the city.
Dr. Emily Foster, a brilliant but skeptical archaeologist, must team up with a daring Egyptologist, Dr. Michael Carter, to uncover the secrets of the Blood Scarab. As they delve deeper into the artifact's history, they encounter ancient rituals, hidden tombs, and a shadowy cult determined to harness the scarab's power for their own nefarious purposes.
With time running out and the body count rising, Emily and Michael must navigate a labyrinth of horror and mystery to destroy the Blood Scarab before its curse consumes the world. "Blood Scarab" is a spine-chilling journey into the heart of ancient darkness, where history and horror collide in a battle for survival.
**Genre:** Horror
**Description:**
In the eerie depths of ancient Egypt, a powerful and malevolent artifact, the Blood Scarab, is unearthed by an unsuspecting archaeological team. The scarab, a relic from a forgotten dynasty, holds a dark curse that awakens an insatiable thirst for blood. As the artifact is transported to a modern museum, its sinister influence begins to spread, reanimating mummies and unleashing a wave of terror upon the city.
Dr. Emily Foster, a brilliant but skeptical archaeologist, must team up with a daring Egyptologist, Dr. Michael Carter, to uncover the secrets of the Blood Scarab. As they delve deeper into the artifact's history, they encounter ancient rituals, hidden tombs, and a shadowy cult determined to harness the scarab's power for their own nefarious purposes.
With time running out and the body count rising, Emily and Michael must navigate a labyrinth of horror and mystery to destroy the Blood Scarab before its curse consumes the world. "Blood Scarab" is a spine-chilling journey into the heart of ancient darkness, where history and horror collide in a battle for survival.
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00:00:00The story you're about to see is true, that is at least part of it.
00:00:16Countess Elizabeth Bathory, the infamous Blood Countess of Transylvania, actually lived.
00:00:21During the late 16th and early 17th centuries, over a period of ten years, Elizabeth tortured
00:00:27and murdered some 300 village maidens and, believing it would preserve her youth and
00:00:32beauty, bathed in their freshly shed blood.
00:00:37That part of our story is historical fact.
00:00:41The rest is speculation.
00:01:57The story you're about to see is true, that is at least part of it.
00:02:07Vlad?
00:02:57No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
00:03:26no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no
00:03:56Oh
00:04:00Oh
00:04:05Security professor Ferran, yeah still working
00:04:10Alright right, it's probably just another raccoon
00:04:14Yeah, okay, and I'll check the archaeology gallery the one that's being renovated right
00:04:26Sorry, Professor. I'm Luton from security.
00:04:29You, uh, called.
00:04:31Yeah.
00:05:56I'm Luton.
00:06:26I'm Luton.
00:06:56I'm Luton.
00:07:26I'm Luton.
00:07:28I'm Luton.
00:07:30I'm Luton.
00:07:32I'm Luton.
00:07:34I'm Luton.
00:07:36I'm Luton.
00:07:38I'm Luton.
00:07:40I'm Luton.
00:07:42I'm Luton.
00:07:44I'm Luton.
00:07:46I'm Luton.
00:07:48I'm Luton.
00:07:50I'm Luton.
00:07:52I'm Luton.
00:08:14Tanya, are you waiting for those creeps to ferment or what?
00:08:18Sorry, sweetie.
00:08:20I had a fight with the corkscrew.
00:08:23Almost looks like blood.
00:08:27If you say so, sir, I mean, Nina.
00:08:31One can have everything.
00:08:37Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:39Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:40Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:42Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:43Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:45Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:46Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:48Woof, woof, woof.
00:08:51My powers rise like tunes...
00:08:53Master!
00:08:54Excuse me, Master, for interrupting,
00:08:56but we should be leaving soon.
00:08:57We are on daylight savings time.
00:09:00Tonight, Redfield, is my last of true freedom
00:09:03before she comes back.
00:09:05Countess Elizabeth.
00:09:07I regret ever merging the Draculas and the Bathory's.
00:09:11That woman can make undeath a living hell.
00:09:14Ah, and to think you could have married a Karnstein or a Collins.
00:09:18Just a moment longer, until they invite me in.
00:09:22Yes, Master.
00:09:23Excuse me, Master.
00:09:39Ha, ha, ha, ha.
00:09:40What?
00:09:47Renfield.
00:09:49Renfield.
00:09:51Oh, hello.
00:09:57Renfield.
00:10:01Master?
00:10:03Master?
00:10:09Hurry!
00:10:11Hurry!
00:10:13Run!
00:10:15Hurry, Master! We may still have time!
00:10:45You know how I get when I get my cravings. It's like you...
00:10:48Drive, Renfield. Just drive.
00:10:51Yes, Master.
00:11:16Hurry.
00:11:18Hurry!
00:11:20Son!
00:11:31Master!
00:11:45Master!
00:12:15You
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00:12:47If it hadn't been for my craving...
00:12:53How can I make it up to you, Master, after letting you down when you needed me the most?
00:12:58I let you down big time.
00:13:01After over a century of us Renfields surveyed you...
00:13:13You
00:13:15You
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00:13:35Master, maybe...
00:13:38Maybe I could do something to bring some meaning to your destruction.
00:13:43Maybe if I tried really, really hard, I could overcome my craving.
00:13:48Renfield!
00:13:50Countess Elizabeth Bathory.
00:13:53It's still Dracula.
00:13:55And don't you touch me with those lips that have been Satan only knows where.
00:13:58Forgive me, Countess.
00:14:00So you're the last of those bottom feeders.
00:14:03I prefer insectivore.
00:14:05Bug eater that serves my husband.
00:14:07Served, as in the past tense?
00:14:09Served?
00:14:11Don't tell me my husband has been destroyed again.
00:14:15Time after time, I have told that man that his lusts would be as undoing one of these nights.
00:14:21But does he listen to me?
00:14:23Yes, Count. I mean, no, Countess.
00:14:29Perhaps I was the fool, accepting his proposal all those years ago.
00:14:36Join the Bathory's with the Draculas, he said.
00:14:39What did it get me?
00:14:42A dusty castle in sunny California.
00:14:48They called me the Blood Countess because I bathed in the blood of virgins in Transylvania almost four centuries ago.
00:14:59Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners.
00:15:03Do anything you will.
00:15:09Please, in the name of God, just kill me.
00:15:14Not yet, Maria.
00:15:18Not as long as your mistress has ceased for you.
00:15:24And me.
00:15:29Of course.
00:15:39Please, no.
00:15:45To be certain, I had to know that I would continue to remain young.
00:15:51That's when a fellow Transylvanian showed me another way.
00:15:55A much better way to achieve my goal.
00:16:26Blood Countess
00:16:32Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood.
00:16:39Ours was a marriage of blood, consecrated before the eyes of Satan as our bloodlines merged to become one.
00:16:47Of course, I never really loved Vlad Dracula, but he gave me the means to stay young.
00:16:54And in a way, alive forever.
00:16:59Besides, finding virgins was getting more and more difficult, even in a backwards land like Transylvania.
00:17:23No!
00:17:28No!
00:17:30Please, no!
00:17:32No!
00:17:41No!
00:17:45Oh, no!
00:17:47No, no!
00:17:53No!
00:18:01Ah, the memories.
00:18:05Which reminds me.
00:18:07I haven't feasted since I've arrived in this country.
00:18:12And I'm famished.
00:18:19How much longer?
00:18:21Almost there, Countess.
00:18:23And you're certain she'll be there?
00:18:30No, that's no good.
00:18:32Hey!
00:18:34But how else can we explain this terrible death?
00:18:38Chancellor, doesn't this place have any wrestling videos?
00:18:42Within as many weeks, Inspector, our friends, neighbors that we've known for years,
00:18:47drained of their life's blood, found dead in beds,
00:18:50lifeless skeletons of skin and bone.
00:18:53Vampires are at large, I tell you, vampires.
00:18:57Malignant demons, we should warn them of their graves in the dead of night.
00:19:01To attack their victims and outbreak of vampirism.
00:19:06I'm sorry if I startled you.
00:19:08No, it's just that my mind was...
00:19:10I've been told I have a light step.
00:19:18Find anything interesting?
00:19:21Oh, just a couple old movies.
00:19:23Tanya and I...
00:19:25Tanya?
00:19:26My roommate.
00:19:28She won't be home tonight.
00:19:32And you are...
00:19:33Mina.
00:19:36Mina.
00:19:37Cute.
00:19:41You know, I rather like old movies.
00:19:48I hope you don't mind, Elizabeth.
00:19:50It's been a long day.
00:19:52No, not at all.
00:19:53Take your time.
00:19:54I just love a nice hot bath.
00:19:56Don't you, Elizabeth?
00:19:58It's so much more, I don't know, sensual than a shower.
00:20:03I've had enough baths to last a lifetime.
00:20:06Longer, actually.
00:20:09Sorry I took so long.
00:20:11Let me grab some clothes.
00:20:13Any preference?
00:20:15Preference?
00:20:16Which DVD to watch first?
00:20:39Oh, Elizabeth.
00:20:41I'm not sure about this.
00:21:09Countess!
00:21:11Countess!
00:21:14Hurry!
00:21:39You better be right about this.
00:21:44Hey, I told you.
00:21:50What do you think?
00:21:53I'm thinking dollar signs.
00:21:55Lots of them.
00:22:08Mina?
00:22:19Mina?
00:22:23Mina, I got those new brushes.
00:22:30Mina?
00:22:38Mina?
00:23:04Ramfield!
00:23:06Countess!
00:23:08Have you finished your task?
00:23:10My task? No.
00:23:12No, but I'm on it, though.
00:23:14I'm on it right now like a bee, like a worker bee.
00:23:17Busy as a bee. I'll do my task right now.
00:23:38I'll be right back.
00:24:09An Egyptian mummy?
00:24:11Are you mocking me, Ramfield?
00:24:13Never, Countess.
00:24:15But according to this book,
00:24:17Writings in Egyptian Sorcery by Hemkha Ra,
00:24:20translated and edited by some Ph.D. scholar named Spector...
00:24:24Get on with it already.
00:24:26Well, according to this,
00:24:28an Egyptian mummy just might be the answer to your problem.
00:24:32Will any mummy do,
00:24:34or does it need to be some sort of Egyptian mummy?
00:24:37Or will it need to be some sort of Egyptian superstar
00:24:40like Nefertiti or King Tut?
00:24:42No, no, the book didn't say.
00:24:44And where am I supposed to get this mummy?
00:24:46An Egyptian yard sale?
00:24:48Trust me, Countess.
00:24:50Oh!
00:25:06Hello.
00:25:08Can I help you?
00:25:10Yes. Could you tell me how to get to Dr. Faran?
00:25:13Go right around the corner.
00:25:15Thank you.
00:25:20And remember, Elena, history should not be thought of as a dead subject,
00:25:24especially ancient history.
00:25:26Keep that in mind, and your Ph.D. will be much easier in coming.
00:25:29I know, Professor Faran.
00:25:31Make it live in your mind before you try making it live on paper.
00:25:35I'll do my best, Professor.
00:25:37Ah, you were saying something about making ancient history live.
00:25:42Uh, can I help you, sir?
00:25:44Yes, Professor.
00:25:46I'm interested in an Egyptian mummy exhibit.
00:25:48You once had?
00:25:50Nothing.
00:25:52Yes, uh, the mummy of Horshepsut, part of the Harwa collection.
00:26:00Trying to stay busy.
00:26:02In case she, you know.
00:26:08Sure, I like Italian.
00:26:10Okay.
00:26:12See you then.
00:26:14Ciao.
00:26:16So, Professor, you're not so sure the mummy was stolen?
00:26:21I'm not so sure any more of anything concerning that mummy, Mr. Redfield?
00:26:26Renfield, Professor.
00:26:28Ah, forgive me, Mr. Renfield.
00:26:30You see, that was no ordinary Egyptian mummy, but the mummy of Horshepsut.
00:26:34What was so special about her?
00:26:36Horshepsut was an evil sorceress,
00:26:38reputed to have incredible supernatural powers,
00:26:41and also a most unusual history.
00:26:43I'm used to unusual, Professor.
00:26:45So, uh, make history live.
00:26:52Very well, but I don't expect even you to believe the story I'm about to relate,
00:26:56about what's supposed to have taken place in Egypt some 3,000 years ago.
00:27:02Try to imagine a world where the ancient gods and goddesses were real,
00:27:07such as Osiris, the god of death and resurrection,
00:27:10and Hathor, daughter of the sun god Ra.
00:27:19This was the world of Horshepsut,
00:27:21who indulged herself in an illicit love affair with the daughter of the pharaoh,
00:27:31to a most terrible death at the hands of the royal embalmers.
00:27:41Look.
00:27:47A gold mask in the image of Osiris was affixed to her face,
00:27:51trapping her spirit within her body.
00:27:55Then, while yet alive, the sorceress...
00:28:11Her body was wrapped in linen bandages.
00:28:16Her body was wrapped in linen bandages.
00:28:20Her body was wrapped in linen bandages.
00:28:36Finally, the body of Horshepsut was placed in a simple coffin
00:28:41and buried in an unmarked tomb,
00:28:44until its discovery by an archaeologist more than 3,000 years later.
00:28:58But the story of Horshepsut doesn't end there.
00:29:03There have been rumors, even before I accepted this curatorial position,
00:29:07that the mummy had returned to life, and more than once.
00:29:11You don't mean that the mummy just stepped out of its coffin
00:29:14and went for a little walk, do you?
00:29:18I can't say what happened.
00:29:20But I was here the night the mummy disappeared, and something wasn't right.
00:29:24I could swear I heard jackals. Jackals in Southern California.
00:29:28But if you'd prefer to believe the official version of what happened,
00:29:32I can have Elena make a copy of the police report for you.
00:29:35Oh, I have no problem with dead things leaving their coffins.
00:29:40But Professor Faran, wouldn't somebody have reported an Egyptian mummy,
00:29:44a blind one at that, shambling around the city?
00:29:48I mean, even in L.A., that's not something you see every day.
00:29:53Perhaps the life force reanimating the mummy was only temporary,
00:29:57and then the mummy just died again, and...
00:29:59And then somebody found him, and then...
00:30:02Gotcha, Professor. Ain't nice.
00:30:06Ah, the sacred scarab.
00:30:09To the ancient Egyptians, that beetle image was a powerful religious symbol.
00:30:13Are you interested in Egyptian scarabs, Mr. Renfield?
00:30:17No. Beetles.
00:30:22Hippies.
00:30:24And I thought they were ancient history.
00:30:28Yes, sir. Do you need help?
00:30:30No, I'm good. Thank you.
00:30:32Finder, okay? Yes, thank you.
00:30:36Oh, you wouldn't happen to have a section on bugs, would you?
00:30:40Not in this museum.
00:30:42You might want to try the zoo.
00:30:44Oh, that's good.
00:30:50Little horses, they were little horses.
00:30:55No bigger than my own hound dog.
00:31:02And that was Arcadillo with Alley of No Return.
00:31:05Oh, he's been one of my favorites.
00:31:07Say, how's this for a bit of gonzo local news, Chauncey?
00:31:09A drunken bum, I mean, an allegedly inebriated homeless person,
00:31:13claims he saw two guys carrying a, get this, mummy,
00:31:16through the back door of some collectible shop.
00:31:18A mummy? Say, Edgar, now, that's something I wouldn't mind buying for next Halloween.
00:31:23Did this homeless person give the shop's address?
00:31:27Well, I'm afraid not, Chauncey.
00:31:29But he was picked up staggering around beautiful downtown Burbank.
00:31:33Burbank has homeless people?
00:31:35Now, you sure you don't have anything in an Egyptian mummy?
00:31:39No, I'm not kidding, I'm serious.
00:31:42You too.
00:32:00Bad dream, mistress?
00:32:12Don't worry, Mr. Sarno, if another one ever does come in, you'll be the first to know.
00:32:16Okay, thanks, Mr. Osfeld.
00:32:18Or there's always eBay.
00:32:30Midnight.
00:32:32Brave people when their death strikes.
00:32:36How? You'll learn the answer in just a minute.
00:32:41Murder's a lonely business.
00:32:44Oh!
00:32:46Sorry, I didn't...
00:32:51Ah, I see you have a light step.
00:32:53Actually, I'm closed.
00:32:57Not too many customers after dark. It's the neighborhood, you know.
00:33:00I don't really come alive until after dark.
00:33:04But I believe I can make staying open a little later worth your while.
00:33:08You may have something I'm interested in purchasing.
00:33:12What might that be?
00:33:14Maybe some vintage Barbie dolls or Ava Braun?
00:33:19An Egyptian mummy.
00:33:21Oh, a mummy. Well, we're a collectible shop, not a museum.
00:33:26I believe my servant spoke to you about it earlier today, before sunset.
00:33:31Oh, why didn't you say so? The man with the strange cackle.
00:33:35Yes, I believe he also asked me about some old Green Hornet and Blue Beetle collectibles.
00:33:42He did say you'd pay.
00:33:44You can name your price.
00:33:47But please, under the circumstances, one must be, shall we say, discreet.
00:33:54There are laws, you know, and it costs me.
00:33:57Spare me the boring details, Ostfeld. The mummy.
00:34:07Usually it's anything from Gestapo souvenirs to Marx prehistoric play sets, but a mummy.
00:34:15Now, that's a real specialty item.
00:34:18I won't bore you with the details how I got this one, but the mummy is authentic.
00:34:23And wonderfully preserved.
00:34:25And though the case came from a Hollywood prop house?
00:34:28Well, I can throw that in for just a little extra.
00:34:34Must be stuck.
00:34:44Pretty little thing in her way, isn't she?
00:34:47Her way.
00:34:49So, what is the price for this specialty item?
00:34:54Oh, it's steep, all right. Especially for a collector who wants it.
00:34:58Here.
00:35:00I'll even throw in this Scarab Beetle, symbolic of one of the Egyptian sun gods.
00:35:06Not very old, so no extra cost.
00:35:10You can give it to someone you love.
00:35:13Or despise.
00:35:16Do you accept Transylvanian ducats?
00:35:20Oh, no. Just good old Yankee cash, I'm afraid.
00:35:25Yes. Be that.
00:35:28What? Be what?
00:35:31Afraid.
00:35:33I don't understand. Why?
00:35:47According to this, there is a way to become one with the radiance of the sun.
00:35:54Cut to the chase.
00:35:56Yes, Countess.
00:35:58By securing the aid of Hathor, sister of Ra, the Egyptian god of the sun.
00:36:05And who, like you, has a taste for human blood.
00:36:11Hmm. A sort of blood goddess. I like that.
00:36:16Then, in performing a sacred ritual during which you offer to Hathor a sacrifice of your own blood,
00:36:23by passing it through the lips of that mummy.
00:36:27Hmm.
00:36:29Well, I have a gift for you, Renfield.
00:36:32For all your years of service from the Draculas.
00:36:37Too bad, Renny. It's one bug you can't eat.
00:37:08Oh, Hathor, sister of Ra.
00:37:11Hear the plea of your servant.
00:37:14Not me, but the Countess Elizabeth Bathory.
00:37:18Now, the Countess Dracula, or the Countess Bathory Dracula.
00:37:25Sir.
00:37:26Who requests your aid and your mystic power and strength,
00:37:31your warmth and radiant light,
00:37:34the very power of the sun.
00:37:37Appear to her. She beseeches you.
00:37:40Oh, great Hathor, sister of the god of the sun.
00:37:45Um, Hathor, goddess of...
00:37:48of G, yadda yadda yadda,
00:37:51as you bridge this world with the timeless realm of the afterlife.
00:38:05You have fed me, mortal.
00:38:08My first blood in centuries.
00:38:11And so, I answer your summons.
00:38:15That's right, Hathor. I'm not mortal.
00:38:18And I haven't been for centuries.
00:38:21Yes, you are undead, Countess Elizabeth.
00:38:26Then I'm guessing you know what I want from you.
00:38:29Ah, without losing my undead powers or my immortality.
00:38:34So tell me, goddess, what must I do?
00:38:37First, you must swear your allegiance to me
00:38:41and to all the other gods in the Egyptian pantheon.
00:38:46I swear upon the blood of the Bathory's and the Dracula's
00:38:51and upon the blood of the Countess.
00:38:54I swear upon the blood of the Bathory's and the Dracula's.
00:39:00You must find three female victims.
00:39:03Drink the blood of each,
00:39:05leaving enough flowing through them to sustain their immortal cause.
00:39:10Their cause?
00:39:12Their spiritual twins, which you will then draw into your body
00:39:16by a final kiss, the mummy's kiss.
00:39:20And through the power I shall give you,
00:39:22you can bathe in the radiance of the sun.
00:39:27How will I know?
00:39:29How will I know when I've consumed enough of their blood?
00:39:33When the time is right, you will know.
00:39:36In your veins, in your own dark soul.
00:39:41Now, feel the power of Hathor.
00:39:52Now, feel the power of Hathor.
00:40:22Ah...
00:40:24Ah...
00:40:26Ah...
00:40:43LAUGHS
00:40:52ENGINE RUMBLES
00:41:17Hey, Tanya. Hi, Sam.
00:41:20Hmm. Well, that's what I call a welcome.
00:41:28Sorry. Am I in someplace else?
00:41:30Right. Like on some other planet?
00:41:32Still no word?
00:41:35Well, she's stayed out overnight before. Am I right?
00:41:38But she's never been gone this long without calling.
00:41:41Hmm. Maybe she moved out without telling you.
00:41:44I mean, that sort of thing happens all the time.
00:41:46And leave all her things, including her cell phone?
00:41:55I can appreciate your concern. I really can.
00:41:58But don't you think you could be overreacting just a teeny bit?
00:42:02Maybe not.
00:42:04I remember what happened to me the last time my roommate didn't come home.
00:42:09No. Not a word.
00:42:11I know it's only been a day,
00:42:13but she's never been gone this long without telling me first.
00:42:17No, she doesn't have a boyfriend.
00:42:20OK, I'll check in again tomorrow.
00:42:23But please, officer, if you hear anything, let me know.
00:42:27OK. Thanks.
00:42:31Susan?
00:42:44Ah!
00:43:07Oh, please. Not that old mummy story again.
00:43:11It's already growing mould on it.
00:43:13But it's true.
00:43:15Well, have you called the police?
00:43:17They're tired of my story, too.
00:43:20Maybe you're right.
00:43:22Maybe I'm overreacting.
00:43:34The vampire strikes back in the feat of fury.
00:43:37Interesting taste.
00:43:42Play Mina.
00:43:44She should be back sooner or later.
00:43:47And until she is,
00:43:49here's to a very nice evening.
00:43:53Great dinner.
00:43:56Thanks. Interesting taste in music, also.
00:44:01Mina's station.
00:44:03I'm really not in the mood for kung fu tonight.
00:44:06How about you?
00:44:11That's annoying.
00:44:14Someone should call the count.
00:44:17Oh, maybe that's her.
00:44:19She has a key.
00:44:21There's no need to invite me in.
00:44:23Again.
00:44:26Wicked ways
00:44:28Looking in the darkness
00:44:31She's dangerous and cool
00:44:35Sexy and enticing
00:44:39She claims I'm Elizabeth
00:44:42Watch out now
00:44:47Who are you?
00:44:49The answer to all your deepest desires.
00:44:56She claims I'm not a fool
00:44:59Oh, yeah
00:45:01You go down hard and fast
00:45:05She claims I'm not a fool
00:45:08Oh, yeah
00:45:10You go down hard and fast
00:45:34You go down hard and fast
00:45:55Well, Renfield?
00:45:57Yes, Countess.
00:45:59Well, you still have it.
00:46:01Well, I still have it.
00:46:03Countess, you need me to protect you during the...
00:46:06During the day.
00:46:34I have tried, Master.
00:46:36Really tried.
00:46:38Both to kick my habit and...
00:46:41And to treat your widow the way I treated you.
00:46:44But she...
00:46:46The Countess despises me
00:46:48and she only keeps me around because she needs me.
00:46:52But soon...
00:46:54I'll be gone.
00:46:56I'll be gone.
00:46:58I'll be gone.
00:47:00Because she needs me.
00:47:02But soon...
00:47:04She won't need me.
00:47:06Maybe...
00:47:08I should destroy her while I still have time.
00:47:11But I'm afraid of her, Master.
00:47:14So afraid and...
00:47:17Just so very hungry.
00:47:30I'm hungry.
00:47:54Continue to do your job well, Renfield.
00:47:58Well, you still have it.
00:48:05Hear me, Hathor.
00:48:08Hear the words of the Countess Elizabeth Bathory.
00:48:13Hear me and know that it is almost done.
00:48:19Almost done, O Hathor.
00:48:22Of the sun, the rising and the setting.
00:48:26Of the sun, the rising and the setting.
00:48:57Then she must know that the time at last has come.
00:49:02You got that right, Hathor.
00:49:05I feel like I could walk into the sun itself.
00:49:12In her service, I don't think so.
00:49:15I don't think so.
00:49:17I don't think so.
00:49:19I don't think so.
00:49:21I don't think so.
00:49:24In her service, I don't think so.
00:49:27With all this power...
00:49:33I was wondering when you were going to come crawling back
00:49:37like one of your spiders or cockroaches.
00:49:40I suppose you're wondering what's going to happen to you now.
00:49:44I may be a bit eccentric, but stupid, no way.
00:49:49That was supposed to...
00:49:51Burn me?
00:49:53One of the perks of converting to a new...
00:49:57Correction, old religion.
00:50:00But you are going to burn in hell.
00:50:18Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:50:49Good morning, sunshine.
00:50:52Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:51:18Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:51:27I'm sorry, master, but the flesh is weak.
00:51:31Especially mine.
00:51:33Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:51:48Oh, Hathor, you have to hear me.
00:52:09You've got to stop the Countess before...
00:52:11Hathor, can you hear me?
00:52:17Goddess, you have to stop the Countess.
00:52:20She's become so powerful, there's no telling what she might do.
00:52:23Especially to me.
00:52:24Of what concern is that to Hathor?
00:52:27As long as Elizabeth takes blood and calves in my sacred name.
00:52:31But that's just the point.
00:52:33Didn't you hear what she said about you?
00:52:35Calling you a fool and all?
00:52:37Hell, if I talked like that about someone who'd given me so much power...
00:52:43There is wisdom in your words, mortal.
00:52:47The Undead One may become a problem to me.
00:52:51Perhaps it is best that I do something.
00:52:55But if I fail, I will be trapped on Earth.
00:52:58In that mummy's body.
00:53:00Forever.
00:53:12But she faces danger.
00:53:34A great danger.
00:53:36Like she has never known before.
00:53:40Elizabeth Bathory!
00:53:50You've got to do better than that, bitch.
00:53:54You've never pitted your strength against the Undead, have you?
00:53:59Nor have you against the power of the Goddess.
00:54:09You really think you could stop me, Hathor?
00:54:12With all my undead powers?
00:54:16I am invincible.
00:54:18Now I am the Goddess of Blood!
00:54:48Ah, the sacred scarab.
00:55:12To the ancient Egyptians, that beetle image was a powerful religious symbol.
00:55:16You again, huh?
00:55:31Now what do you have? Star of David?
00:55:33Maybe something much more substantial.
00:55:36Oh, mercy.
00:56:05He he he.
00:56:06He he he.
00:56:07He he he.
00:56:08He he he.
00:56:09He he he.
00:56:11He he he.
00:56:12He he he.
00:56:13He he he.
00:56:14He he he.
00:56:15He he he.
00:56:16He he he.
00:56:17He he he.
00:56:18He he he.
00:56:19He he he.
00:56:20He he he.
00:56:42Thanks, Goddess. We did it.
00:56:44And I suppose you, mortal, should be rewarded for your heroism.
00:56:49Rewarded? Me?
00:56:53No problem there, Hathor.
00:57:14Well, Master, I don't know if you can hear me, but it's just about over.
00:57:20I'm, uh, keeping up the castle in case you come back from the dead.
00:57:24Well done, Reni, if you insist.
00:57:28Huh?
00:57:39Danger it of night, it's time to arise.
00:57:48Come out!
00:57:59Night begins a revolution, anarchy, evolution.
00:58:06Hiding for ages behind a disguise, darkest deception.
00:58:12Open your eyes and see your destiny.
00:58:21You have the power, no more secrets to keep.
00:58:28Strike from the darkness, bare your fangs and sink them deep.
00:58:36Alone you stand, with magic beyond measure.
00:58:44Your will commands, make a choice, take your pleasure.
00:59:00From the grave rebel forsaker, you become your own maker.
00:59:08Never look back again, raising the dead.
00:59:12Tasting victory when lust is fed.
00:59:15Defy, you do or die.
00:59:23You have the power, no more secrets to keep.
00:59:30Strike from the darkness, bare your fangs and sink them deep.
00:59:41Strike!
00:59:57Bang!
01:00:00You have the power, no more secrets to keep.
01:00:08Strike from the darkness, bare your fangs and sink them deep.
01:00:16Alone you stand, with magic beyond measure.
01:00:23Your will commands, make a choice, take your pleasure.
01:00:32You have the power, no more secrets to keep.
01:00:39Strike from the darkness, bare your fangs and sink them deep.
01:00:50Strike!
01:01:01Bare your fangs, sink them deep.
01:01:09Strike!