Silver Bullet (1985)

Tovah Feldshuh: Older Jane

Quotes 

• [Arnie the town drunk goes out to fix the train tracks in the middle of the night, becoming the first victim of the werewolf attacks] 

  Arnie Westrum : [Arnie drunkenly sings]  My beer is Rheingold, the dry beer / Think of Rheingold whenever you buy beer / It's not bitter, not sweet, it's a real frosty treat / Won't you buy, won't you but Rheingold Beer / Won't you try, won't you buy

  Arnie Westrum : [Arnie hears the rustle of leaves]  Jesus, Arnie. What're you, are you afraid of the Boogeyman? Heh-heh. God. Come on out of there, buster, and give me a hand. All right, what is it that you want, Arnie? I want some Rheingold... As soon as I get that dirt out of there.

  [the wolf pops up and tears his head off, leaving it strewn on the train tracks] 

  Older Jane : [narrating]  The killing had begun, but at first, no one knew it. You see, Arnie Westrum was a chronic drunk. And what happened seemed like an accident. The county coroner concluded Arnie had passed out on the tracks. There wasn't enough evidence to conclude anything else.

• [first lines] 

  Older Jane : [Older Jane narrating]  The last full moon of that Spring came a little more than a month before school let out for Summer vacation. Our town's long nightmare began that night.

• [Older Jane narrates about the townspeople and her brother Marty] 

  Older Jane : [narrating at the scene of the town barbecue]  This is Tarker's Mills, where I grew up. And this is how it looked that Spring, a town where people cared about each other as much as they cared about themselves

  Older Jane : [narrating at the scene of Marty]  I was nearly 15 years old, and my brother, Marty, was 11. Marty was the cross I had to bare. He wasn't so bad, actually. He was just constantly thrown in my face by my parents.

• Jane Coslaw : I love you, Marty.

  Older Jane : I wasn't always able to say those words, but I can now. I love you, Marty, goodnight.