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Dementia 13

Views: 44

Duration: 01:14:57

Release year: 1963

Country: United States

IMDb rating: 5.7

Genre: Thriller | Horror

Director: Francis Ford Coppola

Actors: William Campbell | Luana Anders | Bart Patton

Plot summary

Whilst out on a rowboat with his wife Louise, John Haloran has a heart attack and dies. She casts his body overboard and hides his death telling the family he left on an urgent business trip. Louise's main concern is that she can only hope to inherit part of his family fortune if he's still alive. The Halorans are a strange family. They are still grieving over the death of the youngest daughter, Kathleen, who drowned in a pond when she was a young child. The family hold an annual ceremony of remembrance, on the anniversary of her death. But this year someone is wielding an ax...intent on murder.

Words to remember

Nouns

1) mccool

I swear by the shade of finn mccool, master billy.
2) grouse

Good for the grouse and the country doctors.
3) tiara

Clung on desperately to a very valuable diamond tiara?
4) sculptor

For a woman to have been married to such a famous sculptor
5) bridesmaid

She was all dressed up as the bridesmaid,
6) snare

Well, he sets out snare for rabbits,
7) finn

I swear by the shade of finn mccool, master billy.
8) madam

Will you bring a summer dress for madam,
9) rot

May his soul rot.
10) chemist

I seen her at the chemist's, doc,
11) shrine

But I think that shrine has been in that pond
12) baggage

your baggage will be delivered shortly on the conveyor belt.
13) gardener

Probably belongs to the gardener's child.
14) diagnose

Probably the most astute diagnose
15) microscope

Keep that microscope you've got built into your eye
16) headache

And no more headache, I trust?
17) umbrella

We stood around her grave under black umbrella,
18) chill

Oh, just to take the chill from your bones.
19) idiot

It's empty, you idiot!
20) statue

But he's -- well, he's up to his elbows in statue,
21) banquet

A big banquet, and everyone invited.
22) spark

♪ I see spark ♪
23) upset

I do, because your brother's upset,

Verbs

1) depress

I'd rather be depress here than in there.
2) frighten

If you frighten her away from me.
3) entitle

[ straining ] entitle to nothing.
4) carve

Why, it's skillfully carve, I must say.
5) haunt

Kind of a haunt castle.
6) drown

She drown in the pond.
7) disturb

That has disturb this family for six years.
8) inherit

No one else pursued this inherit talent -- nobody.
9) swear

I swear by the shade of finn mccool, master billy.
10) remind

Lady haloran: well, I find a statue remind me of death.
11) pursue

No one else pursue this inherited talent -- nobody.
12) blame

He blame it on old bushy tail.
13) belong

Probably belong to the gardener's child.
14) engage

You're engage to treat my body,
15) hang

Mother, I don't care what tragedy hang over this family.
16) arrive

Until we arrive here.
17) invite

And he invite one of the country fellows
18) lie

When it's relaxed, it lie quiet and easy.
19) throw

And then we threw flowers under her little headstone.
20) promise

And I promise you I'll never forget it.
21) imagine

Exactly like I imagine ireland would be.
22) catch

You caught me fair and square, master billy.
23) deliver

your baggage will be deliver shortly on the conveyor belt.

Adverbs

1) madly

♪ my heart starts beating madly ♪
2) notoriously

These little nursery rhymes are notoriously expressive.
3) awfully

Thanks. That's awfully nice of you, billy.
4) brilliantly

One of you has a brilliantly imaginative
5) rancid

However rancid that may sound.
6) onwards

passengers traveling onwards by air today
7) terribly

"i am terribly sorry...
8) desperately

Clung on desperately to a very valuable diamond tiara?
9) wherever

[ singsong voice ] come out, come out, wherever you are.
10) aside

Aside from all this, am I well?
11) moreover

Moreover, I'm going to marry kane.
12) somewhere

I think she's hiding somewhere in town.
13) properly

And I don't know that I'd drain it properly.
14) indeed

Or, indeed, uh, what he is.
15) certainly

But I certainly haven't.
16) exactly

Exactly like I imagined ireland would be.
17) alone

I want to take the boat out alone.
18) perhaps

Perhaps I am superstitious,
19) sometimes

Sometimes I think I can still hear her laughing,
20) finally

I'm finally rid of him.
21) quite

I'm quite serious.
22) especially

especially the older one, richard.
23) almost

Mother was frantic, almost uncontrollable.

Adjectives

1) punctual

I just can't believe that such a punctual cycle
2) perplexing

Castle haloran is a bit perplexing,
3) demented

And the slightly demented quality that hangs over it.
4) whimsical

[ off-kilter whimsical music playing ]
5) frantic

Mother was frantic, almost uncontrollable.
6) frightened

But when it's tense and frightened,
7) imaginative

One of you has a brilliantly imaginative
8) cheerful

Something youthful and cheerful,
9) unpleasant

Unpleasant things, headaches,
10) depressed

You're gonna get all depressed sitting here by yourself.
11) ridiculous

It's ridiculous.
12) insane

He says that he's insane
13) relaxed

When it's relaxed, it lies quiet and easy.
14) useless

Despite your useless American education,
15) charming

And congratulations on your charming fiancée.
16) sudden

He said he had a sudden inspiration,
17) rid

I got to get rid of him.
18) loving

"your loving son, john."
19) pleasant

You'll have a pleasant stay.
20) engaged

I want to get married. I'm engaged to be married.
21) unusual

How very unusual, lady haloran,
22) silent

You'll have to be of the trusting, silent variety.
23) sad

That was a sad thing, that was.