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

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed119
Dialogue density11.9 lines / min
First line00:00:38
Final line00:08:53

Production Record

DirectorAlbert DeMond
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes794