Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1943) Quiz

Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1943) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie quotes from the Hollywood movie: Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1943).

About the movie: A man of mystery known only as Doctor Terror recounts seven stories from his casebook of personal encounters with evil and the supernatural.

1.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1943)?
a.		Sharon McKendrick: [while Mitch thinks she's Susan] My nails, I bit them all because of you! And my hair! Look at my hair! I cut it off just for you! Of all the pigheaded fathers!
b.		Andrew Wyke: For Christ sake Milo, they couldn't have made more noise on D-Day. Milo Tindle: The bloody glass came out, my bloody boot got stuck and I fell down the bloody ladder. Andrew Wyke: Well the bloody police must have heard it all the way to bloody Salisbury. Milo Tindle: I'm sorry.
c.		Sheryl: [to Frank] He started snorting heroin. Frank: [to Grandpa] You started snorting heroin? Grandpa: [in response to Frank, aimed at Dwayne] Let me tell ya, don't do that stuff. When you're young, you're crazy to do that shit. Frank: [to Grandpa] Well what about you? Grandpa: [to Frank] What about me? I'm old. When you're old you're crazy not to do it.
d.		Doctor Terror: [introducing first casebook entry, "The Vampire Witch of Charz"] In the forbidding vastnesses of the Carpathian Mountains was born the fearful legend of that fierce and unholy woman Marguerite Chopin, the last of the vampire-witches, who lived beyond death. In the wild depths of these loathsome forests lie the ghostly ruins of an age almost forgotten, when, the villagers will tell you, the vampires - the living dead - roam at night, slowly killing many, driving others of the village to madness. Slaves to superstition, they live in constant fear of a return of the vampires. History has recorded many eyewitnesses to the ghastly orgies of human vampires who, returned from the dead, lurked in the shadows of ancient buildings to prey on their victims. So in this land, every man, woman and child lives in terror of the fiendish vampires. Beat the rugs! Wash them! Soak them in the mill-race where the cool mountain water will cleanse them of the evil spirit of the Devil. Prepare huge rafts to hold the population of the village, for, they will tell you, a human vampire will not cross or touch water! Ghastly flags, soaked in the blood of the last victim, are paraded at ceremonial gatherings to frighten and dispel the sirits of the vampires long dead. I saw hundreds in each village drinking and dancing like wild savages from the South Seas! Could this be the modern world where civilization has given countless benefits? Yes! But here is fear - fear of the horrible, of death never ending, fear of the Devil himself flowing into the body of some villager long dead and returning to destroy the living - perhaps a hundred souls this very night! So these people prepare for the vampires which they know one day will return! This is a story of a whole village under the fateful spell of a vampire woman - the story of the demon Marguerite Chopin. I'll never forget this case! It happened in the village the month I was there; it was her eyes that I'll never forget! [transcribed from script on deposit with the New York State Archives]

2.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Dr. Terror's House of Horrors (1943)?
a.		[first lines] Narrator: This is a strange story - a story unlike anything you have ever heard. It is a story of madness - of cruel and unforgettable death - fantastic, unreal and horrible! Through the ages, man has beheld the fear of death. From the moment life enters the human body until the last earthly flicker of his soul, fear holds him in its icy grip - the hopes, the future; yes, his very life. There have been many tales of fear - legends of Frankenstein, of Dracula, of monsters and werewolves. But in all history, no one person has seen or witnessed more of the many strange deaths of humans than a man we shall call - Doctor Terror! [transcribed from script on deposit with the New York State Archives]
b.		Sean Bateman: Are you here for that class? Lauren Hynde: The tutorial on the post modern condition? It's been cancelled. Sean Bateman: Typical. Lauren Hynde: I haven't seen you in it before. Sean Bateman: That's what's so typical. This was the first time I bothered to show up. Lauren Hynde: You've got bad timing. Sean Bateman: Saturdays suck. I don't have to put up with this bullshit. I'm dropping this class. Lauren Hynde: Me too. Sean Bateman: Really? Lauren Hynde: Yeah. I think I'm gonna change my major. Sean Bateman: To what? Lauren Hynde: I don't know yet. What's yours? Sean Bateman: I don't even know.
c.		Roy Walley: Well, somebody better explain, or there'll, uh... there'll be a lot of explaining to do.
d.		Anthony: [stops playing pinball] You took the earrings, Dignan? You took em. [leaves the drug store] Anthony: Well, you know, it's my fault. It's like, ultimately, Anthony, when are you gonna learn? Dignan: Man, you got another ball. Should I play your game? Anthony: [outside] The list, Dignan. I know you remember the list cause you signed it. You signed the things Dignan's not supposed to touch. Dignan: The thing is I can't be sorting through all that shit in the middle of a burglary. Anthony: Hey, hey, I don't care, okay? I bought the earrings for my mother on her birthday. I went down, I picked em out myself. Dignan: Hey, one thing is, every valuable item in the house was on that list. Anthony: Hey, maybe, we should've robbed your house. Did you ever think of that? No, I bet that never crossed your mind.

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