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The Tower Of Evil (1972)
Tower of Evil (Horror on Snape Island, 1972)
"This is psychological. Mental regression."
"How long will it last?"
"It's impossible to say. What has probably happened is that her brain has become over-loaded by the horror of what it has done, or seen, so its only recourse was to blow the fuse, so to speak."
"What, like a machine that short circuits?"
"That's roughly the analogy."
Special Branch: Downwind Of Angels (4.13, Thames, 1974)
"I don't know what you want from me! One moment you say there was no man at all, then you say if there was a man I shouldn't have fired at him. How can I be right, either way?"
"I thought I'd made the position clear. If there was no man, you have no defence to manslaughter if the girl dies, or to disciplinary proceedings if she lives; but if there was a man, and he wasn't threatening anyone's life, then you still have no defence. If there was a man, and he was a threat to life, then I want to know why a trained shot missed at a range of five yards."
"As I said: I can't win."
Seretta Wilson (pinterest:)
Tower of Evil - Jim O'Connolly 1972
Tower of Evil - Jim O'Connolly 1972