I Walked with a Zombie Quotes with Sound Clips

I Walked with a Zombie

Quotes with sound bites from the 1943 horror film I Walked with a Zombie.

Actors: Frances Dee (Betsy Connell), Tom Conway (Paul Holland), James Ellison (Wesley Rand), Edith Barrett (Mrs. Rand), James Bell (Dr. Maxwell), Theresa Harris (Alma)

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Those flying fish, they are not leaping for joy. They're jumping in terror. Bigger fish want to eat them.

These people are primitive. Things that are natural to them might shock and horrify you.

Though your brother is not an alcoholic yet, I can tell you, as a nurse, that it won't be long.

You heard what he sang. Shocked? I just wish I hadn't heard.

But I don't know about zombies, Doctor. Just what is a zombie? -A ghost, a living dead. It's also a drink. -Yes, I tried one once, but there wasn't anything dead about it.

And yet it was in the same room with the candles lit, that I made the discovery of my own love, knew happiness, deep through the heart. My room.

Does she suffer? -I don't know. I'd rather think of her as a sleepwalker who can never be awakened, feeling nothing, knowing nothing.

Everything good dies here, even the stars.

Everything seems beautiful because you don't understand.

That luminous water, it takes its gleam from millions of tiny dead bodies. The glitter of putrescence.

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