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Commercial · Don't Touch That Dial shorts · 1958 · 1 min · 251 words
The transcript of “Teenage Monster (trailer, 1958)”, an episode of Don't Touch That Dial shorts from 1958. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Don't Touch That Dial plays Don't Touch That Dial shorts free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The whole town seems deserted. Admonters are on the loose right here in town. Anybody can catch sight of this thing? A few kids playing on the streets, and he was 20 feet tall, covered with long hair, and had great big teeth.
Behind these empty streets, these windows shut in fear, lies the strange story of a young girl who knows the secret of the teenage monster, fascinated by an evil demon, unable to control her sinister desires.
She leads the monster to his prey, sacrificing an entire town to his insatiable lust for human life. I don't like to be stolen from her. I don't like to be laughed at. But it's not going to happen anymore.
Because Charles won't let it. He'll kill anybody who does. Even you, I think. Joe Martindale came in this morning, lost six of his blooded steers last night in a writer. The steers had their throats torn out in a writer built Beggley.
It was beat to death. It's that thing again. I'm each back to the office. I'm gonna have to go Ruth. You stay in town that things loose on the range again now 15 miles from your mind.
What was it? It was that thing. Harry and Harlebone. I saw it. The monster. He ran away from this bar carrying the girl. A posse in panic. Not knowing what they'll find. Man, beaster, demon from another world.
As they pursue the loathsome killing thing they call the Teenage Monster.
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