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Fiend Without a Face (1958) Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 39

Fiend Without a Face (1958) poster

Sound clips of the best quotes and sfx from the 1958 science-fiction horror film Fiend Without a Face.

Actors: Marshall Thompson (Major Jeff Cummings), Kynaston Reeves (Professor Walgate), Kim Parker (Barbara Griselle), Stanley Maxted (Colonel Butler), Terry Kilburn (Captain Al Chester)

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381 The signal's going out okay from here, sir. There's no drop in power.
382 Then cover him as he leaves the house. And shoot straight. Don't waste the shot.
383 Then I could hear it. Was it possible that there were more than one?
384 Then where are they, and why can't we see them? This is nonsense.
385 There is absolutely no evidence pointing to radioactive fallout or radioactive contamination of any kind.
386 There it goes again. Same trouble.
387 There must be some interference again. There's no other answer.
388 There was a piece in the Atom Journal about your work on reactors.
389 There's a dynamite shed between here and the plant. If I can get through, I can blow up the control room.
390 There's no air in here. Keep the door open. -He'll be all right. Now just relax.

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