Messiah Of Evil | Full Movie | Willard Huyck | Michael Greer, Marianna Hill, Joy Bang, Anitra Ford - video Dailymotion

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MESSIAH OF EVIL  | Horror | 1974 |   Plot:  A young woman goes searching for her missing artist father. Her journey takes her to a strange Californian seaside town governed by a mysterious undead cult.   Crew:   • Directed by: Willard Huyck  • Written by: Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz  • Starring: Michael Greer, Marianna Hill, Joy Bang, Anitra Ford  • Produced by: Willard Huyck, Gloria Katz  • Music by: Phillan Bishop  • Cinematography: Stephen M. Katz  • Edited by: Scott Conrad   About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:   Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.   Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH   #TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits    Follow Trendest Media:   • YouTube:  1) TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT  2) TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS   • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/   • Facebook:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/    COPYRIGHT   We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in   AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00I gave my message to the wind, I told my story to the sea.

00:00:30No one else is listening to me.

00:00:37The hidden truth clear in my mind, soon all alone I will not find.

00:00:46Somehow, somewhere, someone may hear me.

00:00:52Hold on to love, hold on to love.

00:00:58But beware of men who became beasts of prey.

00:01:04How many are they?

00:01:07Child without a soul, men without a heart.

00:01:10Their one hungry goal to tear your life apart.

00:01:13How many are they?

00:01:15Don't try to find out, stay away.

00:01:20They are without shame.

00:01:23This is not a game.

00:01:26From them stay away, or you could become the one I save.

00:01:37I gave my message to the wind, I told my story to the sea.

00:01:46Somehow, somewhere, someone may hear me.

00:01:52Hold on to love, hold on to love.

00:02:05They say that nightmares are dreams perverted.

00:02:11I've told them here it wasn't a nightmare.

00:02:15But they don't believe me.

00:02:18They nod and make little notes in my fire.

00:02:22And they watch me now, waiting for me to scar my breasts.

00:02:28To eat insects maybe.

00:02:30Or to lift my dress like some crazy old woman and urinate on the floor.

00:02:37But there's so little time left.

00:02:40You've got to listen.

00:02:44Not far from here, there's a small town on the coast.

00:02:49They used to call it New Bethlehem.

00:02:52But they changed the name to Point Dune after the moon turned blood red.

00:02:57Point Dune doesn't look any different than a thousand other neon stucco towns.

00:03:01But what happened there?

00:03:03What they did to me?

00:03:05What they're doing now?

00:03:10They're coming here.

00:03:13They're waiting at the edge of the city.

00:03:17They're peering around buildings at night.

00:03:22And they're waiting.

00:03:24They're waiting for you.

00:03:28And they'll take you one by one and no one will hear you scream.

00:03:39No one will hear you scream!

00:04:10I went there looking for my father.

00:04:13He used to spend winters in Point Dune painting.

00:04:16Then, after my mother died, he stayed.

00:04:19And his letters became our only contact.

00:04:22Until recently, when his letters became more and more bizarre and finally stopped.

00:04:29I have little time now.

00:04:31I can't write again, but you mustn't worry.

00:04:34And please, you must promise not to follow me.

00:04:37I'm afraid to see people anymore.

00:04:39It's better that I wait alone for it to come.

00:05:07Fill her up?

00:05:09Yes.

00:05:38Dogs.

00:05:40Stray dogs.

00:05:42Doesn't sound like dogs.

00:05:44Has to be.

00:05:45Has to be dogs.

00:05:47I've hunted in them woods out there.

00:05:49Nothing but quail and rabbits.

00:05:51Rabbits don't make that sound.

00:05:53That's Point Dune ahead, isn't it?

00:05:56Why do you want to go to Point Dune?

00:05:58I'm visiting somebody there.

00:06:00I can't understand why anybody would want to go to Point Dune.

00:06:03Visit him.

00:06:05I mean, it's just a piss poor little town.

00:06:08It's deader than hell.

00:06:27You forgot.

00:06:29Hello there.

00:06:31Fill her up?

00:06:33Two dollars.

00:06:34No knock.

00:06:36Yes, sir.

00:07:03You failed.

00:07:07The machine's broke, lady.

00:07:08Don't you have any cash?

00:07:10Well, no, but this is...

00:07:11That's all right.

00:07:12Forget it.

00:07:13Oh.

00:07:14Get out.

00:07:33Get your, uh, your stamps?

00:08:34Ah!

00:08:36Ah!

00:08:38Ah!

00:08:40Ah!

00:09:03Ah!

00:09:33Ah!

00:10:03Ah!

00:10:05Ah!

00:10:33Ah!

00:10:51Father?

00:11:03Father?

00:11:21Father?

00:11:33Father?

00:12:03Father?

00:12:33Father?

00:13:03Father?

00:13:25June 30th.

00:13:27The three nights ago.

00:13:29I haven't slept.

00:13:31I don't know how much longer I can...

00:13:33The visions are coming from areas of my mind

00:13:36that I don't understand.

00:13:39July 2nd.

00:13:41These grotesque images keep crowding in on me.

00:13:46At night, I find myself wandering alone in town,

00:13:50catching glimpses of horrid animals

00:13:52I know can't be there.

00:13:55And along the dark beach,

00:13:57faces haunt me.

00:13:59Pale women with sleepless eyes

00:14:02and shadowy figures

00:14:04staring toward the black water.

00:14:17He didn't return that night.

00:14:19I walked along the beach in the morning,

00:14:22as I'm sure he must have,

00:14:24coming out of the nightmares he spoke of,

00:14:27back into the daylight.

00:14:33June 30th.

00:14:54I drove into town later.

00:14:56It was hot already.

00:14:58I saw an art gallery and I thought they might know my father.

00:15:02The art dealer was blind.

00:15:05Her fingers moved like a pale spider over my face.

00:15:26Joseph Lang? Do I know who he is?

00:15:29We do get magazines in Point Dune,

00:15:31which some of us can even read.

00:15:33Well, I meant...

00:15:35I'm looking for him.

00:15:37And I thought maybe you knew him personally.

00:15:40Point Dune isn't an artist colony.

00:15:42I heard he did take people out there,

00:15:44mostly women.

00:15:46But they weren't from Point Dune.

00:15:49Uh, there were some people in this morning,

00:15:51looking for your father,

00:15:53which means some people do like his brand of art.

00:15:56Who were they?

00:15:58I don't know. Strangers.

00:16:00I think they're staying at the Seven Seas.

00:16:04June 30th.

00:16:29I'm as old as the hills.

00:16:32Mama delivered me herself.

00:16:35She took me from between her legs.

00:16:38Bloody little mess.

00:16:40Just about to feed me to the chickens.

00:16:43And Daddy said,

00:16:45maybe we could use a boy, Lottie.

00:16:48That's how I came into the world.

00:16:54Excuse me.

00:16:56They said at the gallery that you were looking for Joseph Lang.

00:16:59He's my father and I just...

00:17:01Just come in and close the door.

00:17:03All I want to know is if you knew...

00:17:05Close the door.

00:17:16Go ahead, Charlie.

00:17:18It's hard to remember back on things.

00:17:21But I...

00:17:23I remember the red moon my daddy told me about.

00:17:26Only once.

00:17:28Mama gave him a bad look when he talked about it.

00:17:31He was only a boy himself then.

00:17:34He called it the blood moon.

00:17:37He said that was the night that he lost religion.

00:17:42He learned that men could do...

00:17:45Could do horrible things.

00:17:50Like animals.

00:17:52I'm really hungry.

00:17:55I've got the munchies.

00:17:59Shut up.

00:18:01Go ahead, Charlie.

00:18:03What about the moon?

00:18:05A hundred years ago,

00:18:07the moon started turning red up in the sky

00:18:10and things began to happen.

00:18:12It was like...

00:18:14The red of the moon got up there.

00:18:17The closer the people were being jerked, Lord, hell.

00:18:21Well, the people started bleeding out of control.

00:18:24They found children eating raw meat.

00:18:27It was like the town was festering with an open sore.

00:18:32Until the night that they...

00:18:37Until the night they came down out of the canyon and...

00:18:40Who came down, Charlie?

00:18:45I've got to go.

00:18:47Charlie.

00:18:49Take the wine, Charlie.

00:18:51Well...

00:18:53Thanks for your kindly hospitality.

00:18:57Yes.

00:19:12I'm looking for my father.

00:19:14Do you know him?

00:19:16I know of him.

00:19:18They told me at the gallery.

00:19:20We drove by the gallery this morning.

00:19:22I happened to see all his works in the window.

00:19:25I didn't know that he lived here.

00:19:27They didn't have any of his paintings there.

00:19:29Well, that's popularity.

00:19:31Because they did this morning.

00:19:33I offered to buy one and the old woman said they weren't for sale.

00:19:36As a matter of fact, it was a portrait of you.

00:19:39Tom likes to collect things.

00:19:42Like old trunks.

00:19:48Old-fashioned retort.

00:19:50What's a retort?

00:19:52Tony, you're half girl, half child.

00:19:55And half wit.

00:19:57Sit on it, sister.

00:20:06Don't be afraid.

00:20:08I'm an ugly old man, but I'm harmless.

00:20:11It's about your daddy.

00:20:14They mustn't hear me.

00:20:16I got him fooled.

00:20:18I get drunk.

00:20:20He put me on the sidewalk like a dog and he let me be.

00:20:23I ain't crazy.

00:20:25You're crazy, Charlie.

00:20:27What about my father?

00:20:29You have to kill him.

00:20:31You're crazy.

00:20:33You can't bury him.

00:20:35Don't put him in the ground.

00:20:37You gotta burn him.

00:20:39You gotta put fire to his body.

00:20:55I spent the afternoon asking about my father.

00:20:58The reaction was always the same.

00:21:01People would only stare.

00:21:03Or shake their heads.

00:21:05And back away.

00:21:09July 6th.

00:21:11Our lady called this morning.

00:21:13I listened to her.

00:21:15But couldn't let her know I was here.

00:21:17My voice would have terrified her.

00:21:19At times, I make noises which don't seem human.

00:21:24And my mind is letting go.

00:21:27I try to remember the past.

00:21:30My daughter.

00:21:32But I can't.

00:21:34Instead, I think of death.

00:21:37Always death.

00:21:55July 7th.

00:21:57Our lady called this morning.

00:21:59I listened to her.

00:22:01But couldn't let her know I was here.

00:22:04At times, I make noises which don't seem human.

00:22:07And my mind is letting go.

00:22:09At times, I think of death.

00:22:11Always death.

00:22:13Always death.

00:22:15Always death.

00:22:17Always death.

00:22:19Always death.

00:22:21Always death.

00:22:23Always death.

00:22:25Always death.

00:22:27Always death.

00:22:29Always death.

00:22:31Always death.

00:22:33Always death.

00:22:35Always death.

00:22:37Always death.

00:22:39Always death.

00:22:41Always death.

00:22:43Always death.

00:22:45Always death.

00:22:47Always death.

00:22:49Always death.

00:22:51Always death.

00:22:53Always death.

00:22:55Always death.

00:22:57Always death.

00:22:59Always death.

00:23:01Always death.

00:23:03Always death.

00:23:05Always death.

00:23:07Always death.

00:23:09Always death.

00:23:11Always death.

00:23:13Always death.

00:23:15Always death.

00:23:17Always death.

00:23:19Always death.

00:23:21Always death.

00:23:23Just for the night. I'm willing to pay.

00:23:28We had a little trouble at the motel.

00:23:32You remember the old gentleman who was telling us the story?

00:23:35Of course I do. He was mad.

00:23:38Perhaps. But when they found him this afternoon, he was dead.

00:23:46The police came and questioned us.

00:23:48Needless to say, they weren't very understanding, what with me and my two...

00:23:53...traveling companions.

00:23:56And then suddenly, every other motel locked and shuttered its windows.

00:24:03You're the only other person we know.

00:24:06What happened to the old man?

00:24:09They found his body in the alley.

00:24:12He must have passed out or something.

00:24:14The police theorized that it must have been dogs.

00:24:18Well, they found his body, have he?

00:24:48I let them stay.

00:24:51I never understood why.

00:24:54It was as if I'd come into a foreign town where I didn't speak the language...

00:24:59...and was sharing a house with people I'd have never met in my other life.

00:25:04Would you like some more?

00:25:06Yes, thank you.

00:25:19This wind is strange.

00:25:23It's like the circle.

00:25:27It blows across the Mediterranean from Africa.

00:25:31I was born in Portugal, in a castle.

00:25:35I thought it was a village in Spain.

00:25:38My mother was a Portuguese, an aristocrat.

00:25:41My father was rich, an American.

00:25:44I have a castle that stands above the sea.

00:25:48One of our legends tells it.

00:25:50Tom, what are we doing in this shitty place?

00:25:53I don't know, really, as I was saying.

00:25:58Every race has their legends.

00:26:00The Romans, the Greeks, even the folk here in Point Dune had their stories.

00:26:05I'm interested in this story about the blood moon.

00:26:09What was your father doing here?

00:26:12He didn't know anybody here.

00:26:15He could paint.

00:26:17Has your father been painting long?

00:26:20I don't know.

00:26:23He was a painter.

00:26:26He was a painter.

00:26:29He was a painter.

00:26:32He was a painter.

00:26:34He could paint.

00:26:35Has your father been painting long?

00:26:39Laura's quite the art critic.

00:26:42She used to model.

00:26:43Photographers, mostly.

00:26:45She specialized in exotic poses with snakes.

00:26:50Tom just gets so clever when he's trying to get into somebody's pants.

00:26:56Listen, when you go to bed with him tonight,

00:26:59why don't you let him...

00:27:01Laura, I am tired of having to apologize for you.

00:27:10Yuck! This stuff is shitty tasting.

00:27:13You're not supposed to eat the fuzz.

00:27:25He said he was a collector of old legends.

00:27:28He thought my father knew something of the legend of Point Dune.

00:27:32I told him my father wasn't here.

00:27:35He said they could paint.

00:28:29Are you lost?

00:28:32No.

00:28:36I've been walking.

00:28:39Have you seen the fires on the beach?

00:28:42No, I haven't.

00:28:46Good night.

00:28:51There is something you could do for me.

00:28:54Something you could do for me.

00:28:59What?

00:29:02My zipper is stuck.

00:29:05On my vest.

00:29:10I'm sure one of your traveling companions could help.

00:29:13Well, they're very angry with me.

00:29:17They get jealous when I'm around strange women.

00:29:21How awkward.

00:29:24So if you just...

00:29:34It wasn't very hard.

00:29:38No.

00:29:40I'm sure you could have done it yourself.

00:29:45Good night.

00:29:53Good night.

00:29:59You don't just unzip a man and say good night.

00:30:12You are tired, aren't you?

00:30:23I'm fine.

00:30:47Going out tonight?

00:30:49I'm splitting.

00:30:52How long?

00:30:54Forever.

00:30:59That's a long time.

00:31:02Why?

00:31:03Because I'm tired.

00:31:05I'm tired of him.

00:31:07I'm tired of this place.

00:31:10He didn't get lost, you know.

00:31:12He came here on purpose.

00:31:15And why the hell would I do him?

00:31:22Do you like the beach?

00:31:25Maybe you could learn to body surf.

00:31:31He's just farting around with us.

00:31:33Yeah, well, let him fart around. I'm going to San Francisco.

00:31:36Mickey will take me in.

00:31:38Who's Mickey?

00:31:40He's a drummer.

00:31:44What about me?

00:31:46You're just a kid.

00:31:49You'll be all right.

00:31:58He's giving me too many lines.

00:32:04Hey, Laura.

00:32:07Get me some dope, huh?

00:32:18All right.

00:32:48All right.

00:33:18All right.

00:33:42Want a ride?

00:33:48Yeah.

00:33:58What the hell?

00:34:05Oh, hey, thanks.

00:34:12You coming back from the waiting?

00:34:14The what?

00:34:15The waiting at the beach.

00:34:18Oh.

00:34:21Do you like Wagner?

00:34:24Oh, yeah, sure.

00:34:26Super.

00:34:29You can, um...

00:34:31let me off in town.

00:34:39The guys must have been, uh...

00:34:41working late.

00:34:43Moonlighting.

00:34:45Moonlighting.

00:34:47Everybody was out there tonight.

00:34:49Even the little creatures.

00:34:51I found a lot of them.

00:34:53A lot of what?

00:34:55Beach rats.

00:35:00What's wrong?

00:35:02Nothing.

00:35:05What do you do with them?

00:35:07Do with them?

00:35:09I eat them. That's what I do with them.

00:35:18I've got another...

00:35:20if you'd like.

00:35:22No, no, no, thank you.

00:35:24I'm just gonna get out right here.

00:35:28You don't want it?

00:35:30No, no, no, no.

00:35:32It's a very nice night to walk.

00:35:40Jesus.

00:35:47Jesus.

00:36:17Hello?

00:36:20Hello?

00:36:23Hello?

00:36:48Hello?

00:37:07Hey!

00:37:09Hey!

00:37:15Hey!

00:37:18Hey!

00:37:27Hey!

00:37:39Hey!

00:38:09Hey!

00:38:39Hey!

00:39:09Hey!

00:39:39Hey!

00:39:57No!

00:39:59No!

00:40:01No!

00:40:07No!

00:40:15July 17th.

00:40:18I dread the night coming on now.

00:40:22The fires on the beach are more numerous.

00:40:26And more of them are coming out at night from the town.

00:40:30It's more horrifying than I expected.

00:40:33A crazy old man told me a story today.

00:40:36About point dune a century ago.

00:40:40And a dark stranger arising.

00:40:43And the monstrous things that happened to people when he came.

00:40:46I thought I was going mad.

00:40:48But worse now.

00:40:50I think the hideous things I'm seeing...

00:40:53are not imaginary.

00:40:56What are you doing?

00:40:58What is this bullshit?

00:41:00I can't get any stations in.

00:41:16Laura didn't say anything else.

00:41:20Get a girl a pair of shoes and she walks out on you.

00:41:25Speak on WUVI Radio 94 in Wadlow, the voice of Idaho.

00:41:31Idaho?

00:41:33Idaho?

00:41:37Where are all the stations here?

00:41:39Why are they all out?

00:41:42There are no stations in this town.

00:41:44You can't hear anything.

00:41:46There are no stations in this town. You can't hear anything.

00:41:52Can't we go, Tom?

00:41:56It's not that I care.

00:41:59It's just that I'm scared.

00:42:02Of what?

00:42:05I don't know.

00:42:08I tried to sleep.

00:42:10And I fell in and out of half dreams.

00:42:14I remember my father saying...

00:42:16that you're about to awaken...

00:42:19when you dream that you're dreaming.

00:42:43I don't know.

00:43:13Tom?

00:43:37Tom?

00:43:43Father?

00:44:13Tom?

00:44:43Tom?

00:45:04I felt like I was losing control.

00:45:08Losing control?

00:45:10It's not nightmares any longer...

00:45:12but something like a sickness...

00:45:14that's still there with the sunrise.

00:45:17I think my body is being taken over...

00:45:20by some unspeakable evil that's turning me into...

00:45:43I'm ready.

00:45:46What's wrong?

00:45:48I don't know.

00:45:51The light was on in the studio.

00:45:55I thought maybe he...

00:45:57I thought someone was in there.

00:46:03I don't know.

00:46:06I don't know.

00:46:09I don't know.

00:46:12It's all right.

00:46:14There was a painting.

00:46:15Come on, you've been having a bad dream.

00:46:18Come on, get in.

00:46:33I don't know what else to do.

00:46:36Nobody in town knows him.

00:46:39I don't know where else you'd go.

00:46:43Harlottie, I think you should leave here.

00:46:46That's a great idea. Why don't you both leave?

00:46:48Then maybe I could get a little sleep.

00:47:09I don't know.

00:47:39I don't know.

00:48:03Hello?

00:48:05Yes, it is.

00:48:09What?

00:48:15I don't...

00:48:21We...

00:48:29The police said it must have been a mental problem.

00:48:32They had picked up my father twice in town.

00:48:36He was found wandering around before dawn.

00:48:40He never knew where he was,

00:48:42what he was doing in the dark streets.

00:48:46And then people reported seeing him on the beach,

00:48:50building a huge sculpture.

00:48:53The tide must have collapsed it on top of him.

00:49:06After this is over and we get through with some paperwork,

00:49:09I think you should take the young lady out of town.

00:49:12We're not really a tourist town, and strangers only bring problems.

00:49:36July 20th.

00:49:38If the cities of the world were destroyed tomorrow,

00:49:41they would all be rebuilt to look like Point June.

00:49:45Entirely normal.

00:49:47Quiet.

00:49:49Silent, though, because of the shared horror and comfort.

00:49:54I know what's hiding now beneath its stucco skin.

00:49:59Amazing Grace

00:50:03How sweet the sound

00:50:07That saved a wretch like me

00:50:15I once was lost

00:50:19But now am found

00:50:24I once was lost

00:50:28But now am found

00:50:33How is she?

00:50:43I remember the night my father died.

00:50:46He was coming home from work, drunk.

00:50:51People started bleeding out of control.

00:50:55They found children eating raw meat.

00:50:58And it was like the town was festering with an open sore.

00:51:05Until the night that they...

00:51:08We're never going to leave this place, are we?

00:51:10Until the night they came down out of the canyon and...

00:51:21Somebody came while you were gone.

00:51:24Who?

00:51:26I don't know.

00:51:28I heard this noise at the other end of the house.

00:51:30It sounded like somebody crying.

00:51:33I looked all over, but I didn't see nobody.

00:51:38I'm bored.

00:51:41I'm bored.

00:51:44I'm bored.

00:51:48I'm bored.

00:51:51Why don't you go to a film?

00:51:56A what?

00:51:57A movie.

00:51:59Oh, a show.

00:52:01Great. I get to take the car.

00:52:05Then you two can be alone together.

00:52:10I sat in my father's chair.

00:52:13The mundane scenes around me were of point dune.

00:52:16They were slightly distorted and foreboding.

00:52:19As if they were hiding some message.

00:52:22Just as I knew now.

00:52:24The town was hiding some dark fear.

00:52:32July 21st.

00:52:35My body temperature dropped to 85.

00:52:39This morning I passed blood again.

00:52:43It's as if the thing that's taking over my body...

00:52:47no longer needs human blood.

00:53:03Melanie, what's wrong?

00:53:13Yes.

00:53:43What's wrong?

00:54:06Tom, I didn't feel it.

00:54:08Why didn't I feel it, Tom?

00:54:11No.

00:54:13It's as if the thing that's taking over my body...

00:54:17no longer needs human blood.

00:54:37My father had beautiful hands.

00:54:41They were fine.

00:54:43Long, almost feminine fingers.

00:54:48He was ashamed of them in a way.

00:54:52He used to laugh and say that after the revolution he'd be shot.

00:54:57And pale hands were the mark of a decadent life.

00:55:02That's how I knew.

00:55:07Tom, why did they lie to me?

00:55:12Those weren't his hands.

00:55:16They were coarse and large.

00:55:20That wasn't my father.

00:55:24You sure?

00:55:26Yes.

00:55:29God.

00:55:32Tony.

00:55:36Tony.

00:56:06Tony.

00:56:36Tony.

00:57:06Tony.

00:57:22You can't take all three of us.

00:57:27Wrong.

00:57:36Wrong.

00:58:07No!

00:58:27Life isn't always milk and honey.

00:58:30Breathe without any care.

00:58:32Life isn't always fair and sunny.

00:58:35Life isn't always...

00:58:40Danny!

00:59:05Danny!

00:59:35Hey!

01:00:06He was a good little tin marshal.

01:00:11But he got him paid for his tune.

01:00:15Not just with money.

01:00:35Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:01:05Ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:01:36Aaaah!

01:01:40Aaaah!

01:01:56Aaaah!

01:01:59No!

01:02:02No! No! No!

01:02:32No!

01:03:02No!

01:03:32No!

01:04:02No!

01:04:32No!

01:05:02No!

01:05:32No!

01:06:02No!

01:06:04No!

01:06:06No!

01:06:08No!

01:06:10No!

01:06:12No!

01:06:14No!

01:06:16No!

01:06:18No!

01:06:20No!

01:06:22No!

01:06:24No!

01:06:26No!

01:06:28No!

01:06:30No!

01:06:32No!

01:06:34No!

01:06:36No!

01:06:38No!

01:06:59Wait, please.

01:07:01You've got to help.

01:07:03We only live a couple of blocks from here.

01:07:08We were watching TV when we heard them, they came crashing through the sliding glass door making that noise, that awful noise.

01:07:18We tried to get the children, but they already had them in the hall, they went after them like sharks.

01:07:24My husband dragged me out and we ran to some neighbors who had guns, but it didn't stop and they kept attacking anyway.

01:07:32But he's still there. You've got to help.

01:07:36I can't.

01:07:39What's wrong?

01:07:42Your eye.

01:07:53Too late.

01:07:58Starting.

01:08:03I'm very sorry.

01:08:07It's okay.

01:08:23July 28th.

01:08:25I cut myself this morning.

01:08:27My finger was nearly severed.

01:08:30Without feeling any pain, I ripped it all off at the joint.

01:08:34I felt nothing at all.

01:08:37I'm disintegrating rapidly.

01:09:04July 29th.

01:09:34Would you please disperse?

01:09:37You are ordered to disperse.

01:10:05Gunshot.

01:10:14Gunshot.

01:11:29Father?

01:11:30Oh, Leslie.

01:11:32I tried to warn you.

01:11:35I dragged one of the bodies they killed up on the beach, but you still didn't leave.

01:11:41There's little time left.

01:11:43We'll have to go.

01:11:45Tell people on the outside.

01:11:48Warn them.

01:11:50That what happened a hundred years ago is happening again.

01:11:54What?

01:11:55Listen.

01:11:58Please listen.

01:12:01He came a hundred years ago.

01:12:07A hunter first saw him.

01:12:30He told the hunter that he had been a minister, and had come over the mountains with the Donner Party.

01:12:45He passed that horrible winter with them, and saw men commit hideous acts.

01:12:52He said that he himself had eaten human flesh, but had survived because he had faith.

01:12:58Faith in a new master.

01:13:02The hunter didn't understand when a dark stranger said he was spreading this new religion.

01:13:09When they found the hunter, he looked as if he'd been attacked by some kind of animal, half-eaten.

01:13:31As he was dying, he told them of the dark stranger.

01:13:37They assumed he was delirious.

01:13:40When he went into a fit, biting at them like a rabid dog, they shot him.

01:13:48The dark stranger watched the chaos, and he walked into the sea, and said he would return a hundred years later to a world tired and disillusioned.

01:14:01A world looking back to old gods, and old dark ways.

01:14:08Our world.

01:14:10You've got to go now.

01:14:12Most of this town is infected.

01:14:14It's got to be destroyed before the moon turns blood red, and he returns to lead them up the coast and inland into the cities.

01:14:22We can both go.

01:14:30They took me, and they did this to me.

01:14:39We all gotta go now!

01:15:00Help me!

01:15:02Help me!

01:15:05Somebody!

01:15:07Help me!

01:15:17Help me!

01:15:31Help me!

01:15:49Jack.

01:15:51We've got to go.

01:15:54I can't.

01:15:56I already tasted human flesh.

01:15:58No!

01:16:17You've got to kill him.

01:16:22If you love your daddy, you will kill him.

01:16:28No!

01:16:36You can't bury him.

01:16:41Don't put him in the ground.

01:16:45You've got to bury him.

01:16:47You can't put fire in his body.

01:16:49No!

01:16:50No!

01:16:56No!

01:17:05Stay back!

01:17:20No!

01:17:48Arletty?

01:17:50Arletty?

01:18:20Arletty?

01:18:28Arletty?

01:18:40Arletty?

01:18:42Arletty?

01:18:50Arletty?

01:19:14I'll kill you!

01:19:20I'll kill you!

01:19:28Why didn't you leave?

01:19:31I came back here to get you.

01:19:41Tom, it's too late.

01:19:45God.

01:19:51God.

01:20:10I saw them in town.

01:20:14They're traveling in packs like wolves.

01:20:20I think the whole town...

01:20:40I was dreaming.

01:20:44We were in a forest.

01:20:47And it was snowing.

01:20:50The trees were wet.

01:20:53And you were looking up.

01:20:57And I asked you what...

01:20:59What you were thinking.

01:21:03You said you were thinking about all the people who were born...

01:21:08And died.

01:21:11While the trees went on living.

01:21:12Went on living.

01:21:18And we came to a village.

01:21:20And we spent the night...

01:21:22In a wood room.

01:21:25The next day it was so cold.

01:21:28We stayed in bed to keep warm.

01:21:42Shit.

01:22:12Shit.

01:22:42Help!

01:22:48Get out of here.

01:23:12Get out of here.

01:23:42Get out of here.

01:24:00We thought we must have made it out of the town.

01:24:03And then we saw the first one.

01:24:13They were coming down to the beach as they did every night.

01:24:16To stare at the ocean and wind.

01:24:29We could go no further.

01:24:33We could go no further.

01:24:35We could go no further.

01:24:37We could go no further.

01:24:39We could go no further.

01:24:42They were all around.

01:24:44Watching us.

01:24:46Staring at us.

01:24:49As if we were trapped animals.

01:24:52Caught.

01:24:54Already bleeding.

01:24:56Yet still struggling hopelessly.

01:25:12We hoped to make it to one of the small boats on the horizon.

01:25:15And then we would drift out and head for safety down the coast.

01:25:21He was having trouble with his arm.

01:25:24I had hurt him.

01:25:27And now I couldn't help him.

01:25:31Boats didn't seem any nearer.

01:25:43Tom!

01:25:45Tom!

01:25:48Tom!

01:26:00Tom!

01:26:06Tom!

01:26:07Tom!

01:26:10And the last thing I saw was the setting sun.

01:26:20They hadn't let me drown.

01:26:23They had pulled me from the water.

01:26:26They had prevented my last escape.

01:26:30That night, most of the town was on the beach.

01:26:34They built their fires.

01:26:37Not for warmth.

01:26:39But as beacons to be seen from the black ocean.

01:26:43They dressed me in an old gown.

01:26:47I was to be offered.

01:26:49And following their prophecy, the moon turned blood red.

01:26:53And the dark stranger returned.

01:27:08He let me go with a story that condemned me.

01:27:12Knowing that they wouldn't listen.

01:27:15He was right.

01:27:17I made it back.

01:27:19And they put me here.

01:27:21He told them of the dark stranger.

01:27:23They assumed he was delirious.

01:27:25When he went into a fit, biting like a rabid dog, they shot him.

01:27:30The night the moon turned blood red.

01:27:32The redder the moon got, the more...

01:27:34Horrible pain crept up.

01:27:35The closer the people were, the more injured they would have.

01:27:38They crashed into farms, mountains, and gorged themselves.

01:27:41They took in horrible things.

01:27:43Foreign animals.

01:27:45Folks who should have traveled straight for a hundred years ago.

01:27:57During the day, they let me out with the others.

01:28:02We sit in the sun.

01:28:03In wait.

01:28:05We sleep.

01:28:09And we dream.

01:28:12Each of us dying slowly.

01:28:15In the prison of our minds.

01:28:20Hold on to love.

01:28:23Hold on to love.

01:28:26So the moon above will not turn red with age.

01:28:30Hold on to faith.

01:28:33Hold on to love.

01:28:36Hold on to love.

01:28:39But beware of men who became beasts of prey.

01:28:45How many are there?

01:28:49A child without a soul.

01:28:51A kid without a heart.

01:28:53They're one hungry gold to tear your life apart.

01:28:55How many are there?

01:28:56Don't try to find out.

01:28:58Stay away.

01:29:01They are without shame.

01:29:04This is not a game.

01:29:07From them stay away.

01:29:10Or you could become the one.

01:29:13I say.

01:29:16I gave my message to the wind.

01:29:21I told my story to the wind.

01:29:23I told my story to the sea.

01:29:28Somehow, somewhere, someone may hear me.

01:29:34Hold on to love.

01:29:38Hold on to love.

01:29:41Hold on to love.

01:29:52Hold on to love.

01:29:54Hold on to love.

01:29:56Hold on to love.

01:29:58Hold on to love.

01:30:00Hold on to love.

01:30:02Hold on to love.

01:30:04Hold on to love.

01:30:06Hold on to love.

01:30:08Hold on to love.

01:30:10Hold on to love.

01:30:12Hold on to love.

01:30:14Hold on to love.

01:30:16Hold on to love.

01:30:18Hold on to love.

01:30:20Hold on to love.

Messiah Of Evil | Full Movie | Willard Huyck | Michael Greer, Marianna Hill, Joy Bang, Anitra Ford

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