Mark of the Vampire

Dr. J. Doskil:
[nervously] I admit I was a bit impatient... I mean hungry for one of your wonderful meals.

Innkeeper:
Yes, the vampires are hungry too for their supper!

Irena Borotyn:
I felt her deadly cold breath on my throat. I must have fainted. I knew no more.

Prof. Zelin:
We must all die. There's nothing terrible about death, but to live on after death, a soul earth-bound, a vampire. You don't wish any such fate for your beloved.

[Last Lines]

Count Mora:
This vampire business, it has given me a great idea for a new act. Luna, in this new act I will be the vampire. Did you watch me? I gave all of me. I was greater than any real vampire.

Luna Mora:
Sure, sure, but get off your makeup.

Fourth Vampire:
Yes, and help me with some of this packing.

Maria:
Yes! Yes! He had a white face! A dead white face with burning eyes, and a ghastly wound on his head.

Prof. Zelin:
It was Count Mora.

Maria:
Yes! Yes!

Inspector Neumann:
Have you been drinking?

Maria:
No! No, sir! If I have, I hope to choke on the next one!

Prof. Zelin:
This is no time for levity!

Inspector Neumann:
I know. We all thought our vampire scheme was so simple, so certain of success. We never thought we'd fail.

Count Mora:
Did you watch me? I gave all of me. I was greater than any real vampire!

[first lines]

Innkeeper:
I'm sorry gentleman and lady, but it will be best for you to stay here tonight.

Ronnie - Englishman at Inn:
Come now, my good man. You can't frighten us. We've been over your foul roads before.

Innkeeper:
Please, you do not understand. It is not the road. It is the darkness. Here, our doors are protected with bat thorns.

Ronnie's Wife:
What is with all this bat thorn business?

Innkeeper:
It keeps them out. They're afraid of it, the demons of the castle.

Prof. Zelin:
[Referring to vampires] There is no more foul or relentless enemy of man in the occult world, than this dead-alive creature spewed up from the grave.