Vampires, werewolves, ghouls, ghosts, mummies that come back to life after 3,000 years.

Can such things be?

Well, I've spent a lifetime doing my best to persuade you at least for an hour or two in a darken theater

that there are things that go bump in the night and raise a lump in your throat, a hard knot of terror.

A number of my fellow actors, M.L. Elric Mark Bellhauer and Sean Windsor, to name only a few, have helped me in this

persuasion. And in this record it is my pleasure to share with you memorable passages of dialogue

from scenes which film historians have come to regard as classics of terror.

You ask you to Iraq.

The church is gone.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

That is not painful by them.

That is painful by the people of Detroit.

You might be qualified, ML. I'm not qualified for this job.

Let me tell you something. You want to go right now? Okay? You want to go right now?

Hey kids, it's your old pal ML Elric here in the Red Shovel Network bunker, where I hope I'm safe from what could be a natural disaster,

but I don't think so.

What I want to do is talk today about an old friend of many of ours.

Honest John Thompson, one of the finest publicans, not a Republican, there's nothing

wrong with that, one of the finest publicans in Detroit history,

who established a place on the east side at Field and Jefferson, which he later moved to Midtown,

in a prescient move. He moved to the high rent district before it became the high rent district,

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