Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957) Quotes with Sound Clips

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Read quotes and play sound clips from Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957): eerie dialogue and giant-crab terror straight out of vintage sci-fi horror.

Actors: Richard Garland (Dale Drewer), Pamela Duncan (Martha Hunter), Russell Johnson (Hank Chapman), Leslie Bradley (Dr. Karl Weigand), Mel Welles (Jules Deveroux)

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341 What's that? -Sounds like a kid dragging a stick across a picket fence. -We ain't got no picket fence out here.

342 What's that? What's that?

343 What's the foul-up there?

344 What's the matter, nervous? -What do you mean, nervous?

345 Whatever it was must've damaged the wiring. Light one of the kerosene lamps, will you, honey?

346 Whatever it was that did this deliberately destroyed the radio. It had to be deliberate. Every piece of wiring has been ripped out and chopped to bits.

347 Where are you, Jules? -In the caves, at the bottom of Carson's pit.

348 Where are you? -We're outside. We can take you to Dr. Carson, but you got to be quiet. -Very quiet.

349 Where are you? -Where all of you soon will be.

350 Where did you ever learn to fix all these things? -In the navy during the war. And I knocked around a lot in the radio and the TV repair business.

— Martha Hunter (Pamela Duncan), Hank Chapman (Russell Johnson)

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