"[narrating] I saw very little of Moreau as the crisis broke. He was in the laboratory, working away in pursuit of his dream to create a perfect human race. Nothing was said of my attempted escape. Montgomery, who had once been a brilliant neurosurgeon, was reduced to being the beast-people's jailor - and now he had become mine too."

"[opening lines] Our plane crashed in the endless southern Pacific, and we drifted for days between life and death. On the sixth or seventh day, the two men who had survived with me began to fight over the last canteen of water. They fought like beasts, not men. I fought for my life, just as savagely as they did."

"Miguel López - Waggdi"

"Marco Hofschneider - M'Ling"

"Ron Perlman - Sayer of the Law"

"Mark Dacascos - Lo-Mai"

"Peter Elliott - Assassimon"

"Nelson de la Rosa - Majai"

"Temuera Morrison - Azazello"

"Daniel Rigney - Hyena-Swine"

"Fairuza Balk - Aissa"

"Val Kilmer - Dr. Montgomery"

"Marlon Brando - Dr. Moreau"

"H. G. Wells' most terrifying creation about the line that separates man from beast, and the notorious doctor who dared to cross it."

"On a remote ISLAND in the South Pacific, the balance OF nature has been upset by the experiments of DR. MOREAU... with the key of science he's unlocked the gates of hell."

"The gates of hell are unlocked."

"Nature's law has been broken."

"[Marlon would] be in the middle of a scene and suddenly he'd be picking up police messages and would repeat, `There's a robbery at Woolworths'."

"By the time Brando had arrived [...] no one was willing to say no to anything, which is why Brando wears an ice bucket on his head in one scene"

"The one part that’s become very clear to me is that Moreau’s going to be funded by corporate money, rather than being an isolated, obsessive individual. The issue of the beast people being property – that they’re essentially a copyright of the company that’s made them, and aren’t free to have their own lives – amused me."

"The truth of the matter is The Island tends to come around every time the Planet of the Apes films come back in business. And it’s the grandfather of all kinds of movies, including Jurassic Park. But the original remains a tough nut to crack – mostly because of its themes, which could never be properly explored in a family movie. At its core it has a Darwinist message, which is at odds with the regular American summer movies, and its view of the impossibility of creating a utopian society is a little dark, even for science-fiction."

"I was just so bored, I didn't know what else to do!"

"NOW I... AM THE LAW! [Hyena-Swine proceeds to kill Dr. Moreau when he attempts to escape]"

"Tell me, why you make the pain, if we are your children."

"There is no pain, there is no law!"

"John Getz - Stathis Borans"

"Lee Richardson - Anton Bartok"

"Daphne Zuniga - Beth Logan"

"Ann Marie Lee - Dr. Jainway"

"Eric Stoltz - Martin Brundle"

"Frank C. Turner - Shepard"

"[from TV spot] Hush, little baby, don't be sad. You'll grow up to be like Dad. Hush, little baby, don't you cry, just because your Dad was the Fly..."

"[on videotaped notes that Martin watches] It's possible that the teleporter somehow... improved me. Theoretically, it might have seen where things could be improved, and it did it. I told it to be creative, and...I dunno, maybe it has been..."

"[grabs some of the sticky substance that is growing over his skin] Beth, if you stay with me, I'll show you a magic trick you'll never forget."

"A new generation of terror!"

"Like father, like son."

"[cornered by the "Martinfly"] Martin, I know you can understand me. Don't do anything rash. I won't hesitate to kill you in a second if I have to. [shoots him once, aims at Beth when he notices her moving, then shoots "Martinfly" again, causing him to collapse on the floor, whimpering] I almost wish it didn't have to end like this. Bye, Martin. ["Martinfly" suddenly grabs and squeezes his hand, forcing him to drop the gun as he tries to shoot again]"

"Jeffrey Combs - Herbert West"

"Gerry Black - Mace (Miskatonic security guard)"

"Al Berry - Dr. Hans Gruber"

"Carolyn Purdy-Gordon - Dr. Harrod"

"Robert Sampson - Dean Alan Halsey"

"David Gale - Dr. Carl Hill"

"Barbara Crampton - Megan Halsey"

"Bruce Abbott - Dan Cain"

"Re-Animator was released unrated, which is very seldom done, but it allowed us to do anything we wanted to. With From Beyond, they insisted that it be rated R, which meant that it was more restricted in what we’d be allowed to do."

"When we were doing the research on it, we were spending a lot of time talking to pathologists in various morgues, and they had the blackest sense of humour I’ve ever encountered! I think you have to if you’re going to do a job like that. I think that, somehow, managed to make its way into the movie."

"...It will scare you to pieces."

"Herbert West has a good head on his shoulders... and another one on his desk."

"Death Is Just The Beginning..."