Name the Monster/Fantasy/Sci-Fi Movie Film Quote

[horrorhunter]

The Wicker Man ?

Nope.

[Mike Scott]

Dark Night of the Scarecrow ?

[horrorhunter]

Dark Night of the Scarecrow ?

Nope.

[horrorhunter]

"I'm the Lord of the Harvest!"

?

Here's a hint: The character who said this likes to spout Bible babble. 

[Memphremagog]

Deadly Blessing?

[horrorhunter]

Deadly Blessing?

Nope.

Hint #2: The character who said the quote is seeking revenge for what befell a fat, sweaty, whiny, wheelchair-bound guy.

I modified this post because I realized my addition of the laughing emoticon might seem like I was making fun of someone in a wheelchair, which I would never do (my mom is wheelchair-bound). I was making fun of the guy, but only because he was a really obnoxious character, which I think will make more sense when the quote is guessed.

[Anton Phibes]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Dennis Hopper seeking revenge....and gets it. In style. Bringing in the Sheaves, baby!!!!

[horrorhunter]

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2. Dennis Hopper seeking revenge....and gets it. In style. Bringing in the Sheaves, baby!!!!

You got it!

And the obnoxious character I was referring to is Franklin, of course, from the original, who was supposed to be Lefty's brother.

[Anton Phibes]

"I will kill you...when I am ready."

[Anton Phibes]

ok---adding more to the line.

"Next week, next month....perhaps next year. Oh, I am going to make you suffer,~~~as you have made me suffer."

[Mike Scott]

STAR TREK II ?

[Mord]

Nope.

Hint #2: The character who said the quote is seeking revenge for what befell a fat, sweaty, whiny, wheelchair-bound guy.
I was making fun of the guy, but only because he was a really obnoxious character, which I think will make more sense when the quote is guessed.

If you listen to the running commentary on TCM, you will realize that EVERYBODY in the cast & crew hated that guy and were glad when he met his demise.

[Anton Phibes]

STAR TREK II ?

Nope. Earlier, and more rooted on earth. Here's a hint: VP.

[Mike Scott]

THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES ?

[Lazarus]

If you listen to the running commentary on TCM, you will realize that EVERYBODY in the cast & crew hated that guy and were glad when he met his demise.

I'd read that Gunnar Hansen didn't like him very much on set, but later on became good friends with him.  I guess the guy was a method actor, and stayed in character the whole shoot.  And I think Franklin is one of the most unlikable people I've experienced in a movie, so that can't have been fun.