The Devil Bat

thumb|Film poster The Devil Bat is a 1940 film about a mad scientist who develops an aftershave lotion that causes his gigantic bats to kill anyone who wears it. Directed by Jean Yarbrough. Written by John T. Neville. He's Trained His Brood of Blood-Hungry Bats to Kill on Command!  (taglines) Dialogue Editor Joe McGinty: Say, have you ever had a date with a girl? Reporter Johnny Layton: A girl? Oh, yes, a girl. I believe I did take a girl out once. Henry Morton: You're a dreamer, Doc. Too much money is bad for dreamers. Dr. Paul Carruthers: So you tried to pay me in flattery, telling me that I'm a dreamer. Well... I do dream - dreams that you would never guess. 'One-Shot' McGuire: I'm not feeling too hot, would you take my temperature? Dr. Paul Carruthers: You are perfectly alright. 'One-Shot' McGuire: Oh yeah? Well you should see my tongue, it looks just like a squirrel's tail! Henry Morton: Dr. Carruthers, you can't pretend that you can control man's fate. Dr. Paul Carruthers: I've already proven it, three'' times. Taglines He's Trained His Brood of Blood-Hungry Bats to Kill on Command! Sharp Fanged Blood Sucking DEATH Dives from MIDNIGHT SKIES! Cast Bela Lugosi — Dr. Paul Carruthers Suzanne Kaaren — Mary Heath Dave O'Brien — Johnny Layden Guy Usher — Henry Morton External links 0032390 The Devil Bat Category:1940 American films Category:Films directed by Jean Yarbrough Category:Films about mad scientists Category:Films about bats Category:1940 English-language films Category:American exploitation films Category:American films about revenge Category:American monster movies Category:American science fiction horror films Category:English-language science fiction horror films Category:Films about journalists Category:Films about mutants