"He'd want to bring down the whole universe with him. The ultimate revenge. Thousands dying of the plague, and like the shadow of death itself, one figure scything its way through the terror and anguish - Count Dracula. It's the biblical prophecy of Armageddon."

"[to D.D. Denham, to hide that he is onto something] What are you going to do with me? You can't let me go, can you? I know too much. Do you mind if I smoke? It's a bad habit, I know, but it helps me to concentrate."

"Evil begets evil on the sabbath of the undead!"

"I have chosen four messengers of death, four horsemen of my created apocalypse, four carriers of the plague who will infect their miserable brethren. You, Van Helsing, are now one of the four. The body of your granddaughter will never be corrupted. It will be her joy to walk at my side."

"YOU DARE NOT LOOK INTO HIS EYES!"

"HIS LUST FOR VOODOOISM SPELLS D-O-O-M!"

"Monogram teams three of the screen's Horror Experts for a New Thrill Sensation!"

"Bela Lugosi — Dr.Richard Marlowe"

"John Carradine — Toby"

"George Zucco — Nicholas"

"Wanda McKay — Betty Benton"

"Michael Ames as Ralph"

"Henry Hall as Sheriff"

"Ronald Adam — Eldridge Harper"

"Lois Maxwell — Grace Markway"

"Valentine Dyall — Mr. Dudley"

"Diane Clare — Carrie Fredericks"

"Richard Johnson — Dr. John Markway"

"Russ Tamblyn — Luke Sanderson"

"Fay Compton — Mrs. Sanderson"

"Rosalie Crutchley — Mrs. Dudley"

"Claire Bloom — Theodora "Theo""

"Only one way to argue with a woman Doc... Don't."

"[referring to Hill House] It ought to be burned down... and the ground sowed with salt."

"Doc, I'll let you have the house cheap!"

"What would you call this place? Fun-o-rama?"

"It was an evil house from the beginning - a house that was born bad."

"Look, I know the supernatural is something that isn't supposed to happen, but it does happen."

"You may not believe in ghosts, but you cannot deny terror."

"Poor Nell. You look like Death."

"Can't you feel it? It's alive... watching."

"Human nature could certainly stand some improvement."

"[voice-over] Hill House has stood for 90 years and might stand for 90 more. Within, walls continue upright, bricks meet, floors are firm, and doors are sensibly shut. Silence lies steadily against the wood and stone of Hill House. And we who walk here... walk alone."

"God! God! Whose hand was I holding?"