The Black Castle

The Black Castle is a 1952 film about a man who investigates the disappearance of two of his friends who were the guests of a sinister Austrian count. ''Directed by Nathan H. Juran. Written by Jerry Sackheim. Dialogue Count Karl von Bruno: Doctor, you're an expert on medical science. Isn't it true that the Ancient Romans were pain worshippers? Dr. Meissen: Oh, yes, Herr Count. They even held endurance contests. It was a mark of distinction to suffer in silence. Count Steiken: [Being treated for an arm wound by Dr. Meissen] Ah, naaah! Oh, no! Count Karl von Bruno: Do you hear that, Steiken? Count Steiken: [Screaming] Aaah, ah, ah! I'm not an Ancient Roman! Servant: Herr Count, Mr. Beckett is here. Count Karl von Bruno: Well, bring him in for this should amuse him too. Count Steiken: [to Dr. Meissen] Ooohh! - You idiot! You call yourself a doctor? Count Karl von Bruno: [Sadistically twisting Steiken's arm] And you? You call yourself a man? Count Steiken: [In pain] Aaaahh! Cast Richard Greene — Sir Ronald Burton Stephen McNally — Count Carl von Bruno Rita Corday — Countess Elga von Bruno John Hoyt — Count Steiken External links 0044423 The Black Castle Category:1952 American films Category:Films directed by Nathan H. Juran Category:Universal Monsters film series Category:Historical horror films Category:Films set in castles Category:1952 English-language films Category:American mystery films Category:Films directed by Nathan Juran Category:Films set in Austria