Boo
1932 · 10 MIN · IMDB 5.0 · 794 VOTES · DIR. Albert DeMond
Overview
A wisecracking narrator mocks footage featuring Frankenstein's monster and Count Dracula.
Dialogue Timeline — 119 lines
A SAMPLE ACROSS THE RUNTIME — EVERY LINE IS SEARCHABLE
00:00:38 With times as tough as they are, we present a formula for cheap amusement:
00:00:52 but this is the bookworm that turned - inside out.
00:01:07 you know that something will come up any minute.
00:01:37 So he decides to ask the guy his name and how he feels.
00:01:53 It looks as though he's having his ups and downs.
00:02:07 The poor fellow is afraid to go to bed, so he sleeps in a hammock.
00:02:28 So he hits Dracula in the coffin.
00:02:51 No, sir, he was right. A guy with a face like Dracula must be a spook
00:03:14 It's like the hiccups - the more you do it, the more you have to.
00:03:34 It's becoming a habit.
00:03:56 And now the blood may spurt any minute.
00:04:15 So he decides to go back to his coffin and sleep for 100 years
00:04:33 You see, it's very simple, if you know how to handle your monsters.
00:04:55 There's so much trouble these days, he shouldn't have any trouble finding it.
00:05:20 Who's this? Why, it's Helen Twelvetrees.
00:05:40 Meantime, the monster is looking on and studying Dracula's technique.
00:06:13 He has to be careful. Helen is very ticklish around the neck.
00:06:36 When Helen tells the young man she saw a ghost, he says he'd like to see one too.
00:07:06 Dracula has finished his entrée and is coming back for the dessert.
00:07:26 In fact, he decides to try it himself.
00:07:44 It's...
00:08:07 If her fiancé sees her, he'll think she's nutty.
00:08:25 What can it be? Maybe it's Dracula.
00:08:53 You can milk a cow, but a lobster is very ticklish.
Cast & Characters
Morton Lowry
Man reading 'Dracula'
Mae Clarke
Elizabeth (edited from \"Frankenstein\")
Lawrence Grant
Crosby (edited from \"The Cat Creeps\")
Raymond Hackett
Paul (edited from \"The Cat Creeps\")
Boris Karloff
Frankenstein's Monster (edited from \"Frankenstein\")
Elizabeth Patterson
Susan (edited from \"The Cat Creeps\")
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed119
Dialogue density11.9 lines / min
First line00:00:38
Final line00:08:53
Production Record
DirectorAlbert DeMond
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes794