Black Moon (1934 film)

"Hear that? This may sound silly and have no bearing on the case, but she's always playing with drums. Not toy drums, but, native drums - from the island of St. Christropher. She was born there. There are two white people there - her uncle and an overseer and a couple a thousand blacks."

"[Rada drums beating in the background] Something is happening. You ask me what and I can only say I do not know. I merely consider this. We are five whites. Two of them are women and one is a helpless child. And around us are two thousand black. Fully three-quarters of these are hill bandits - fugitives from Haiti."

"[Showing Stephen Lane his stock of guns] We've been prepared for the last 100 years. Six times the blacks have tried to wipe us out. I suppose you're acquainted with the negro superstition that seven is their lucky number."

"Those years I grew careless. I trusted Juanita to a native nurse, Ruva. She taught her the Rada of the blacks. At night, when I thought she was asleep, she was taken with native children to watch the sacrifice. She tasted blood!"

"Love battling against the sorcery of the jungle!"

"Jack Holt — Stephen Lane"

"Fay Wray — Gail Hamilton"

"Dorothy Burgess — Juanita Perez Lane"

"Cora Sue Collins — Nancy Lane"

"Arnold Korff — Dr. Raymond Perez"

"Clarence Muse — "Lunch" McClaren"

"Madame Sul-Te-Wan — Ruva"

"Lumsden Hare — Macklin"