The Serpent and the Rainbow

1988

(Doctor Allen is straped in a chair about to be tortured) Dennis Alan: I'm a U.S. citizen! Think about that! Dargent Peytraud: I don't see the Ambassador here, do you?

Dargent Peytraud: Ahh, Doctor Allen! Why are you in Haiti, Doctor Allen? Dennis Alan: It says there on the passport I'm a tourist. I came to see the sights. Dargent Peytraud: Yes, happy happy happy island people! Then why visit an insane asylum? Dennis Alan: I'm an anthropologist, it's a tax write off. Hope you're not with the IRS.

Dennis Alan: Don't let them bury me! I'm not dead!

Dargent Peytraud: I want to hear you scream!

Dargent Peytraud: By the way, Doctor Allen. What did you dream about this afternoon? A woman in your arms? The sea at your doorstep? Nooooo! You dreamt of me and of the grave. I know because I was there. And I can be there every time you close your eyes. The pain I cause you, in the room upstairs, is nothing to the pain I can cause in your own mind. Remember that... Doctor Allen.

Dargent Peytraud: No, no, noooo! No rest! You'll see it all! You'll feel it! The cold... in the coffin. It is worse. Much, much worse!

Dargent Peytraud: When you wake up scream, Doctor Allen. Scream all you want. There is no escape from the grave.

Marielle Duchamp: The way Dr Schoonbacher spoke of you, it was as though you could walk on water! Now I know why. Shit floats!

Louis Mozart: You are still alive. Dennis Alan: Yeah, I noticed.

Dennis Alan: Christophe, I need you to remember what happened before you died.

Lucien Celine: Whatever happens, death is not the end.

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