- 5 weeks ago
When two swimsuit models are set adrift as part of a publicity stunt, they are seized by the undead followers of the Knights Templar - a sect of medieval monks who were executed in the 14th century for their occult practices.
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00:00:00Thank you very much.
00:00:30Come on, Greta, lean back and stick them out.
00:00:43That's it. Betty, turn to your left.
00:00:45To your left, dummy, I said. To your left.
00:00:47Normie, can you get rid of that stupid look on your face, please?
00:00:50All right. Shoot.
00:00:52Normie, little to the right.
00:00:54Betty, to the center.
00:00:56A little bit more there.
00:00:59That's it. To the center. That's right.
00:01:01Keep it now. Quiet. Hold the position.
00:01:03Take it. Hold up.
00:01:05Back to first position now. You to the right.
00:01:07Not you, Einstein. Her.
00:01:10Finally. All right. Now let's see.
00:01:13Turn a little that way now.
00:01:16That's it. Take it. Please.
00:01:19Not bad.
00:01:22Okay. Okay. Next slot.
00:01:25On the boards.
00:01:27Thank you, Groucho, Harpo, and Chico.
00:01:30Now let's see what we are going to do.
00:01:32Oh, Jane, you're a little heavy. You should go on a liver diet.
00:01:35And you put your... What's your name?
00:01:37Put your arms over your head. That's it.
00:01:39Gracefully, please.
00:01:41A little over here. Hands on the knee.
00:01:43Fabulous.
00:01:48We'll let you know.
00:01:50That's it.
00:01:51Thanks. See you tomorrow.
00:01:52Okay, Lil.
00:01:53Bye.
00:01:55What's the matter? You're usually pressed to go home.
00:01:56I must talk to you.
00:01:57I'm sure it can wait another day. After all this work, I'm kind of beat.
00:02:10Yes, but we're alone now, Lil.
00:02:11Oh, it's urgent.
00:02:12Yes, it is.
00:02:13Well, make it brief, Noemi. Sit down.
00:02:14Thanks, but no thanks.
00:02:15Well, let's hear it, Noemi.
00:02:16It concerns Kathy.
00:02:17Kathy?
00:02:18Yes, ma'am.
00:02:19We share the same apartment, but that you know.
00:02:20Yes, I know.
00:02:21And, uh, she's missing for some days.
00:02:22Well, she might have found work later.
00:02:23I'm sure it can wait another day.
00:02:24I'm sure it can wait another day.
00:02:25After all this work, I'm kind of beat.
00:02:26Yes, but we're alone now, Lil.
00:02:27Oh, it's urgent.
00:02:28Yes, it is.
00:02:29Well, make it brief, Noemi.
00:02:30Sit down.
00:02:31Thanks, but no thanks.
00:02:32Well, let's hear it, Noemi.
00:02:33It concerns Kathy.
00:02:34Kathy?
00:02:35Yes, ma'am.
00:02:36We share the same apartment, but that you know.
00:02:37Yes, I know.
00:02:38And, uh, she's missing for some days.
00:02:41Well, she might have found work later.
00:02:42I know.
00:02:43I know.
00:02:44And, uh, she's missing for some days.
00:02:47Well, she might have found work somewhere else.
00:02:50But I would have known.
00:02:52She's my most intimate friend.
00:02:55Well, now.
00:02:57It's not unusual.
00:02:58Kathy might just, uh, have found a really nice young man
00:03:01and left you all alone.
00:03:03No, Lillian.
00:03:04No, that's not true at all.
00:03:05You know she loves me.
00:03:07I...
00:03:08I can't take an interest in your private life, honey.
00:03:11I'm only your employer.
00:03:13Well, I know you telephoned Kathy only a few days ago.
00:03:17And you know something I don't know.
00:03:19A coincidence.
00:03:20I'm completely in the dark.
00:03:22I'm going to have to inform the police, Lill.
00:03:26That you shouldn't do.
00:03:27Then give me one good reason why not.
00:03:30You know perfectly well where Kathy is and what's happened to her.
00:03:34All right.
00:03:39She's out of town, special assignment.
00:03:41When it's over, you'll hear of it.
00:03:43But why is it so mysterious?
00:03:45It's for a new product we're managing and we're treating with maximum security.
00:03:49Till the proper time.
00:03:54Simple as that.
00:03:55I hope it is simple.
00:03:57Yet I think that she's in jeopardy.
00:04:03I tried to leave you out of all this.
00:04:06But if you really want to know, meet me exactly at 7 at Pier 3.
00:04:12I'll see you then, Pier 3.
00:04:14Are you surprised that I'm early?
00:04:38Well, yes.
00:04:39I wasn't sure you'd show up.
00:04:40But I was just checking on you.
00:04:41At 6?
00:04:42You're really a pain in the neck.
00:04:43Tell me what's going on then.
00:04:44This job isn't just mine.
00:04:45It depends on another person.
00:04:46The one who's paying.
00:04:47That's the one in charge of it.
00:04:48Get that through a blonde head.
00:04:49Well then, at least tell me what has been happening to my roommate.
00:04:51Follow me.
00:04:52Go ahead.
00:04:53You go first.
00:04:57Well, are you coming in or not?
00:04:59How may I do that?
00:05:00I am.
00:05:02That's the one who's paying.
00:05:04That's the one in charge of it.
00:05:05It depends on another person.
00:05:07The one who's paying.
00:05:08That's the one in charge of it.
00:05:09Get that through a blonde head.
00:05:10Well then, at least tell me what has been happening to my roommate.
00:05:13Follow me.
00:05:14Go ahead.
00:05:15Oh, you go first.
00:05:16Well, are you coming in or not?
00:05:23It's hard time you got here, baby.
00:05:29Who's she?
00:05:30Noemi, a pal of Cathy.
00:05:32Does Mr. Tucker know she's here?
00:05:34No.
00:05:36He may not like it much.
00:05:37Doesn't matter. She wanted to call the police.
00:05:41But why?
00:05:42Because of Cathy's disappearance, they live together.
00:05:45And she's worried.
00:05:47You're hired to prevent these things.
00:05:49It was just a question of a few days.
00:05:52Won't someone please tell me what's happened? Where's Cathy?
00:05:55She's in a boat.
00:05:56In a boat?
00:05:58It's broadcast time.
00:06:00She's been hired for a publicity stunt.
00:06:02In a boat.
00:06:04Whose idea is this? Yours or hers?
00:06:06You have to know.
00:06:07Mind you, I always thought it was a pretty terrible idea,
00:06:09but its real saving grace is its extravagance.
00:06:14I still don't get a thing.
00:06:16Then I'll explain.
00:06:17I'm Howard Tucker, as you no doubt know, the sporting goods magnate.
00:06:21On various occasions, I've utilized the services of the Berry Agency.
00:06:26Lillian's been a fantastic help in bringing about a birth of a colossal and a very beautiful idea.
00:06:33Oh, but it's true then that she's out in the middle of the damned ocean.
00:06:37Yeah.
00:06:38Is she all right?
00:06:40For company, she has the starlet Lorena Kaye who knows how to maneuver a yacht.
00:06:44But what do you plan to prove with all this?
00:06:46We have placed them at a point where they're bound to be seen by all sorts of boats on a major shipping route.
00:06:51So they'll be discovered.
00:06:53Accidentally and, of course, on purpose.
00:06:56Two bucks and beauties on the Atlantic in a motor cruiser just as smug as a bug in a rug.
00:07:03Hmm.
00:07:04But why didn't you follow them with the yacht, at least for safety?
00:07:06Now, that would have ruined the whole idea.
00:07:08Um, think of it from the publicity angle.
00:07:12It has to be casual.
00:07:13Well, if they're out there alone and helpless, the news will delight our friends of the press.
00:07:20And there'll be television and lots of publicity.
00:07:24Right.
00:07:25It still sounds risky to me.
00:07:28Does it now?
00:07:30Well, not as much as it appears.
00:07:33The Tucker Sporting Launch has undergone the most strenuous tests in the world.
00:07:37But if there's an emergency, I have a helicopter.
00:07:39The girls are well paid and they know what they're doing.
00:07:45Maybe, but I wouldn't do it for all the money in the world.
00:07:48I would.
00:07:49That just goes to show you that our friend Lillian knows how to pick the right people.
00:07:54Hey, I think I've got something here.
00:07:56This is H.T. speaking.
00:07:59This is H.T. speaking. Come in. Answer us.
00:08:02Come in, Operation Atlantic. Come in, Atlantic. Over.
00:08:05This is Operation Atlantic. Operation Atlantic. We can hear you perfectly, H.G. Come in.
00:08:10Give position.
00:08:12Kathy, this is Noemi.
00:08:14Cut it. Just exactly where are they?
00:08:16Give position.
00:08:18Jaime, Mommy. How the hell did you find us?
00:08:20Don't go the secret or we may have to kiss our Hollywood contract goodbye.
00:08:23Lay off the commentary and mark your position. Over.
00:08:26All right. Don't blow your cool. We're in about the same position as yesterday, as far as I can tell, surrounded by fog.
00:08:32We can't even mark our way by the stars. We'll stay drifting.
00:08:37What the hell is all this drifting about?
00:08:39They stopped the motor to maintain position.
00:08:41Where is the boat?
00:08:42I don't know. Not too far, of course.
00:08:44Now listen to me carefully. Maintain your present position. Do you hear?
00:08:49For the moment, the compasses were still on course. Please don't bug me with any more complications.
00:08:56The fog is more and more dense. And it's amazing how hot it's getting around here.
00:09:01It's almost like, instead of going north, we're headed toward the tropics.
00:09:04It's like being on another planet or something. A sensation I've never felt before.
00:09:08Oh, what's that?
00:09:10What's happening?
00:09:15Even if you're having difficulty, you've got to stick to your course.
00:09:19There's a big dark galleon bearing down on us.
00:09:21Why don't you use your flares? Look under the cushion for the flare gun.
00:09:24Lorena, the flares are under the cushion.
00:09:35Get the megaphone.
00:09:37Hey! You in the boat! You in the boat! Watch out!
00:09:40Give it to me!
00:09:41Hey! You in the boat! Can't you hear?
00:09:43Hey! Stop!
00:09:44Hey! Stop!
00:09:45Take it!
00:09:48They couldn't have seen our signal. What kind of a boat is it?
00:09:51There's no one on deck.
00:09:52Another flare. Quick!
00:10:03Come in a clip. What's going on?
00:10:04The flares aren't doing any good.
00:10:06There must be some way to help them, though.
00:10:08Where are your course with the rings?
00:10:10It's on top of us!
00:10:11Somebody...
00:10:12Watch out!
00:10:21We're okay. The impact was light. There's not much damage.
00:10:23But it sure was scary.
00:10:25What's your condition?
00:10:26We seem to be taking on a little water.
00:10:28But it's not serious. We're safe. At least for now.
00:10:31And very lucky.
00:10:37The boat will withstand a lot. Almost everything.
00:10:39But get away from that ship because it might be dangerous.
00:10:41But Howard, the ship is motionless and there's no one on board.
00:10:43Have you gone blind? What kind of a ship is that with no one on board?
00:10:46Looks to me like a ghost ship that appeared out of nowhere, but it's big and sinister.
00:10:49Give it to me.
00:10:50I'm sending a helicopter.
00:10:51How long will it take you to reach us, Howard?
00:10:53I went out of this thing right now. I'm really fed up.
00:10:56I pay you to do as I say.
00:10:58Take it.
00:10:59Now listen.
00:11:00We're all right.
00:11:01Don't worry, Mr. Tucker.
00:11:02Just get here quickly.
00:11:03Hey, you can do whatever you like.
00:11:04But I'm getting out of this garbage scow-
00:11:06Oh, now.
00:11:18Well, at least you can do as help me.
00:11:20All right. Be careful.
00:11:22If you don't mind, I'll stay here.
00:11:24We've got it.
00:11:25Go.
00:11:26Careful.
00:11:27Now those imbeciles are going to ruin the whole idea.
00:11:28They've got a right to protect themselves.
00:11:29Don't butt into this.
00:11:30Come.
00:11:31Come.
00:11:32Come.
00:11:33Come.
00:11:34Come.
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00:12:00Come.
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00:12:23Oh, my God.
00:12:53Oh, my God.
00:13:23Oh, my God.
00:13:53Oh, my God.
00:13:59This is Operation Atlantic.
00:14:01Are you still there?
00:14:02Are you there?
00:14:03What now?
00:14:04Lorena just went aboard that creaky monster.
00:14:07Please hurry.
00:14:08It's scary.
00:14:09Over and out.
00:14:09Well, the plan is a failure.
00:14:30A total write-off.
00:14:31Our only hope is to get those girls out of there and with maximum discretion.
00:14:36Pray, Tucker, that you get Kathy out of this or you'll find yourself involved in a real public scandal.
00:14:41We're not leaving here now because we can't let you go.
00:14:44Let me go.
00:14:45You mustn't do that to him.
00:14:47You keep out of this, Lil.
00:14:49You're mixed up in this enough already.
00:14:52I'm going to try to find a way out.
00:14:54Damn it.
00:14:55Take your hands off of me.
00:14:58You're hurting me.
00:14:59Stop.
00:15:02Let me go.
00:15:05Stop it.
00:15:06Don't worry about it, baby.
00:15:36As soon as it's safe, we'll be glad to let you go home.
00:15:41Yeah.
00:15:45I need water.
00:15:48Drink some milk.
00:15:50I don't like milk.
00:15:51I want some water.
00:15:52Yeah.
00:15:55You're a pain.
00:16:06I don't like milk.
00:16:29I don't like milk.
00:17:31No, no, no, you're hurting me.
00:17:38No, no, no, let me go.
00:17:42No, let me go, let me go.
00:17:48No, no, no.
00:17:50All right.
00:17:51Come on, will you?
00:18:02Easy.
00:18:09No, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:16No, no, no, no, no.
00:18:31No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:38No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:18:53No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:19:08No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:19:15No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:19:30This is Sergio.
00:19:31This is Sergio calling H.T.
00:19:34Come in, H.T.
00:19:35Over.
00:19:38This is H.T.
00:19:39This is H.T.
00:19:40Sergio, did you find them?
00:19:41Over.
00:19:42I can assure you both there's never any fog in that region you've indicated to me.
00:19:49That just doesn't make sense.
00:19:51Mr. Tucker, we have a weather observation ship in that area.
00:19:54They'd have reported anything so peculiar as the phenomenon you've described to me.
00:19:58Oh, my friend, our ships are quite efficient.
00:20:01Besides, this is a low-pressure zone with absolutely no fog.
00:20:04And how can you explain to me how two girls got lost in a boat in a fog in that zone?
00:20:09They told you that?
00:20:11Yes.
00:20:12And they said the heat was equatorial.
00:20:14Hmm.
00:20:15At that point in the ocean?
00:20:17Mm-hmm.
00:20:18Wow.
00:20:19Were they these young ladies sending you up, my friend?
00:20:22No.
00:20:23May I ask you something?
00:20:24Do you know them very well?
00:20:25You're barking up the wrong tree, Professor Gruber.
00:20:27Those girls work for me.
00:20:28That's why I pay them.
00:20:29But my good man don't get so flustered.
00:20:32I only ask that because you know what's said about young ladies.
00:20:34You never know about them.
00:20:35I don't believe that.
00:20:36It's because they're professionals and they wouldn't take advantage.
00:20:39All right, then.
00:20:41The problem is yours.
00:20:42I'm not running a missing persons bureau.
00:20:44This is a research center.
00:20:45It is a scientific research center.
00:20:47Now, leave me alone.
00:20:48Let's get out of here.
00:20:49Wait.
00:20:52Let's get out of here.
00:20:53Professor Gruber.
00:20:54Professor Gruber.
00:20:55Professor Gruber.
00:20:56What are nurses now?
00:20:57Well, nothing.
00:20:58I did come up with a strange idea, but I guess it's really not very important.
00:20:59Just about the galleon.
00:21:00What?
00:21:01Wait a moment.
00:21:02Excuse me.
00:21:03Did you say galleon?
00:21:04Did they mention something about one?
00:21:05It could be just a fantasy of the girls.
00:21:06Hold a moment.
00:21:07But what did they say about a galleon?
00:21:08Did they really see one?
00:21:09Yes.
00:21:10One went on board.
00:21:11At least that's what they told us.
00:21:12May we talk to the girls?
00:21:13Can you contact them and get a bearing on the galleon?
00:21:15Yes and no.
00:21:16We have to locate them and not just by radio.
00:21:17Hmm.
00:21:18Well, they won't return.
00:21:19You can bet on that.
00:21:20They won't return.
00:21:21Nonsense.
00:21:22Nonsense.
00:21:23Nonsense.
00:21:24They'll never return.
00:21:25What do you mean?
00:21:26You know something we don't?
00:21:27That the galleon exists.
00:21:28Passing ships have seen it drifting on that meridian.
00:21:31But what has that to do with the girls not returning?
00:21:33Not returning?
00:21:34Yes.
00:21:35Yes.
00:21:36And one went on board.
00:21:37At least that's what they told us.
00:21:38May we talk to the girls?
00:21:39Can you contact them and get a bearing on the galleon?
00:21:40Yes and no.
00:21:41We have to locate them and not just by radio.
00:21:42Hmm.
00:21:43Well, they won't return.
00:21:44You can bet on that.
00:21:45They won't return.
00:21:46Nonsense.
00:21:47Nonsense.
00:21:48They'll never return.
00:21:49What do you mean?
00:21:50You know something we don't?
00:21:51I don't know.
00:21:53And I can't tell you either.
00:21:55I only know that those who have seen it up close have never survived.
00:21:58All the information we have on the abandoned galleon are, well, messages from several commercial ships.
00:22:04Always small crafty.
00:22:05Here you may see.
00:22:06Just a few descriptions.
00:22:08Sent to us by fishermen and yacht captains.
00:22:10They never returned.
00:22:12Apparently just swallowed up by the ocean.
00:22:15But the ship must be out there somewhere.
00:22:17Oh, no.
00:22:18Forget that.
00:22:19Not our aircraft, our patrol boats.
00:22:21All of our efforts have been completely in vain.
00:22:23But I don't believe in that.
00:22:24That's how the legend started.
00:22:26What legend?
00:22:27That it's a phantom ship.
00:22:30Could it really be possible that you haven't heard about it at all?
00:22:33I don't believe in Santa Claus, phantom ships or fortune tellers.
00:22:36I can see you have a very practical mind, Mr. Tucker.
00:22:40That's right.
00:22:41And I find Twilight Zone tales ridiculous.
00:22:43Before, my scientific background obligated me to accept only the most immutable kind of evidence, not superstition.
00:22:54But now I've changed.
00:22:55But why?
00:22:56Well, you see, because some things can't possibly be explained by science.
00:22:59You mean all this about a disappearing ship.
00:23:02Well, as I said, I don't believe in your tales, and I've readied my yacht to go looking for the girls.
00:23:06You're determined, aren't you?
00:23:08I warn you, it could be dangerous.
00:23:10Whatever you say the risks are, I'm going to bring them back with me.
00:23:14Ah, very well.
00:23:15You're absolutely convinced, eh?
00:23:18Hold on.
00:23:20If you spot the phantom ship, would you make contact with me as soon as you can?
00:23:24I have no more time to entertain your fantasies.
00:23:29I think you've seen too many horror films.
00:23:31Very funny.
00:23:32Wait, wait a minute.
00:23:34Hmm?
00:23:35Take me along with you.
00:23:36If you're lucky enough to find the ship, I've got to be there, if you don't mind.
00:23:48Let's go.
00:24:16Hello, H.G.
00:24:17Hello, H.G.
00:24:18Hello, H.G.
00:24:19This is Operation Atlantic.
00:24:20Do you read me?
00:24:27Come in.
00:24:32I can't hear anything.
00:24:33These earphones are broken.
00:24:34I don't know if you can hear me, but in any case, I'm going to try to give you the report
00:24:38for today.
00:24:39I don't have any news for you about Lorena.
00:24:42For some stupid reason, I've been asleep.
00:24:45I don't know why.
00:24:46I don't understand it.
00:24:48It's still very foggy, and the heat is really intense.
00:24:51I think that's why I'm so sleepy.
00:24:53The boat keeps filling with water, and I don't have the energy to bail it out, and I can't
00:24:57stand the idea of having to spend another night alone.
00:25:00I'm sorry.
00:25:01I'm sorry.
00:25:02I just can't stand it any longer.
00:25:03I'm going to board the galleon and look for Lorena.
00:25:06Do you read me?
00:25:08I just hope you've heard me.
00:25:10Over and out.
00:25:11Over and out.
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00:25:27Over and out.
00:25:28Over and out.
00:25:29Over and out.
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00:25:40Over and out.
00:25:41Let's go.
00:26:11Lorena, Lorena.
00:26:41Let's go.
00:27:11Lorena.
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00:29:53Lorena.
00:29:54Lorena.
00:29:55Lorena.
00:29:56Lorena.
00:29:58Anita.
00:29:59You cried.
00:30:00Greens.
00:30:01You cried.
00:30:02Af sortir and its достish you.
00:30:03Yet I\'92m not so sure about that phantom ship.
00:30:06What do you think, mad?
00:30:06Nothing right now.
00:30:08I guess we'll find out, professor.
00:30:11Colomie.
00:30:12Are you angry I forced you to come along?
00:30:14It would be impossible for me if you'd gone to the police.
00:30:17And, just what do you think I'll do when we return, eh?
00:30:19When we bring back your friend.
00:30:21You yeni\'92t that she disappeared will look pretty silly.
00:30:23Why are you so sure?
00:30:25Because I pay her well.
00:30:27Same old thing.
00:30:29Money is disgusting.
00:30:39What happens if we can't find the girls out there?
00:30:42Oh, I think we'll find them.
00:30:44I don't.
00:30:45I'd be so cursed by the press and even my friends
00:30:48as the one responsible
00:30:51that I'd have to give up all my projects.
00:30:53Is that what preoccupies you?
00:30:56Yes, it's been many years
00:30:59making my proposed boat a big success.
00:31:03And I'd have to abandon it.
00:31:06How about inventing some kind of a small story?
00:31:11What?
00:31:16Like what story?
00:31:19Oh, it's really very logical.
00:31:24The girls fooling around on a cruise that they don't know,
00:31:26a fight, imbibing too much,
00:31:29then they go up on deck and splash go overboard.
00:31:32These things could easily happen.
00:31:35They'd have to believe, both Sergio and me.
00:31:38No Amy and the professor?
00:31:40Who knows about their embarking with us?
00:31:43The two disappearances.
00:31:46We've no relation whatever.
00:32:10Come on.
00:32:11There's nothing missing.
00:32:12No-no-no-no-no-no-no-no.
00:32:13We've got enough.
00:32:14You got enough?
00:32:15Well, what if you're going to do that?
00:32:16What do you do?
00:32:17What do you do?
00:32:18Let's go.
00:32:19Let's go.
00:32:20We have enough time.
00:32:21A fair bit of time,
00:32:22what's the time which means to us!
00:32:23What's the time?
00:32:24What do you do?
00:32:25How do you do?
00:32:27What do you do?
00:32:28I am the first time I got to go.
00:32:29I am the first time I'm a bit too much
00:32:31to a tiny bit,
00:32:32what do you do?
00:32:33what do you think?
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