The Midnight Hour (TV Movie 1985) Poster

(1985 TV Movie)

Shari Belafonte: Melissa Cavender

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Quotes 

  • Melissa Cavender : Astrious Mundabar Desmagon... I envoke your powers. Come Heed my bidding on this night of nights. The eve of somehain, all Hallows Eve. Spirits of darkness, I command you to rise from your graves. EtLavamous Sagamaine, All manner of demons. I emplore your release from Eternal torment. Testegas Sogamaine. All man are of dead, renewed by sleep. Thirsting for blood, this night and forever, he who is touched by evil, shall become evil. Sodamous sogamaine. He who has died, shall rise again, bestamous sogamhaine. Life to the dead, Death to the living. Demons arise, arise, arise.

  • Melissa Cavender : So what do you think? Red... or white?

    Lucinda Cavender : Red. Definitely Red.

    [Bares fangs] 

  • Mary Masterson : So what's this about you and Vinnie? Are you two breaking up? You two are practically married.

    Melissa Cavender : Married? God no, please.

    Mary Masterson : Well it's like you're married, you do everything.

    Melissa Cavender : We do *not* do everything.

    Mary Masterson : Well, almost everything. So what's going on, you two breaking up?

    Melissa Cavender : I don't know. It's so... it's so... I don't know.

    Mary Masterson : I just love it when you take a stab. 'It's so... it's so... '

    Melissa Cavender : I don't know.

    Mary Masterson : Right!

  • Phil Grenville : Halloween. The holiday we now call Halloween used to be called All Hallow's Eve, and it was a pagan festival that fired upon the powers of darkness.

    [Vinnie slams his book on the floor] 

    Vicky Jensen : Okay guys, that's enough.

    Phil Grenville : Food left for wandering dead souls was how the idea of trick or treat got started, and costumes were worn, costumes were worn to scare away the evil spirits on the night they had the most power. In the early years of the town, Nathanial Grenville, my great, great, great, great grandfather, was minister and constable general. Anyhow these guys back then believed in all this stuff about witches, and as it so happened one of the most powerful witches came from right here in Pitchford Cove, or Pitchfork Cove as it got to be known because of what happened. And this witch was Lucinda, Grenville's slave, and the great, great, great, great grandmother of Melissa Cavender.

    Melissa Cavender : Great, great, I know, I know, we all know, it was that old black magic. Thank you.

    Phil Grenville : Lucinda brought a terrible curse on the town, Halloween was the best time to do it, when witchcraft is at its most powerful. All the legendary demons of hell were loosed, and the dead with unfinished business came back from the grave. Though no one knows how he did it, Nathanial Grenville, the witch hunter general as he was later called, put an end to the curse at midnight on Halloween, and all the demons were laid to rest. All except Lucinda who was hung in the town square in the early morning hours following Halloween. These wax figures of Lucinda and Nathanial Grenville, the witch and the witch hunter, are dressed in authentic period outfits passed down to the archives of the old church, which now house the witchcraft museum in the town square.

    Mitch Crandall : [whispers to Vinnie]  Hey, I got an idea. Yeah, I got a really hot idea.

  • Melissa Cavender : [about Lester]  He's nothing to worry about, he's a little man... with *big* dogs.

  • Mary Masterson : [taking the trunk through the cemetery]  Hey, isn't Vernon Nestor buried here somewhere?

    Phil Grenville : Yeah, I think so.

    Vinnie Davis : Who's Vernon Nestor?

    Melissa Cavender : Coming from New York, you wouldn't know about psychotic mass murderers.

    Vinnie Davis : Come on, we got a few of those where I come from.

    Mary Masterson : 18 bodies buried in his backyard. Eww.

    Phil Grenville : Yeah, your old man sure nailed him good, eh?

    Mitch Crandall : He just sentenced him, he didn't throw the switch.

    Mary Masterson : 18 bodies! How could somebody do something like that?

    Phil Grenville : Mary, he was a psychotic killer, and at 6 foot 8, a very *big* psychotic killer.

  • Melissa Cavender : [after reading the curse on the scroll]  It's just a bunch of words.

    Phil Grenville : Wait a minute, I don't think it is. Didn't anyone listen to my report today?

    Melissa Cavender , Mitch Crandall , Mary Masterson , Vinnie Davis : No.

    Phil Grenville : Well this sounds just like the curse Lucinda let loose on this town exactly 300 years ago tonight, to set free the demons of hell, and to bring back the dead from the grave.

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