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

[Monsters For Sale]

Think of a singer.

[Mike Scott]

Five?

1959.

[Mike Scott]

Think of a singer.

Say da name!

[Monsters For Sale]

Say da name!

I'm not playing.  Just getting tired of people missing it.

[Mike Scott]

[Mike Scott]

A gnu one.

"A million years of sensitive men dying for their dreams. For what? So you can swim and dance and play."

[Lunkenstein]

The Time Machine (1960)

P.S. I've never seen The World, The Flesh and The Devil.  I'll have to put it on my watch list.

[Monsters For Sale]

The Time Machine (1960)

P.S. I've never seen The World, The Flesh and The Devil.  I'll have to put it on my watch list.

Here ya go:  https://youtu.be/s6kHFUZ0Edg

[Lunkenstein]

Here ya go:  https://youtu.be/s6kHFUZ0Edg

Thank you, Adam. There sure are a lot of good films on Youtube.

[Lunkenstein]

Mike, I'm assuming I was right with The Time Machine, so here's a new one:

"There you are, Bartolome."

[Mike Scott]

The Time Machine (1960)

That is correct!

[Mike Scott]

"There you are, Bartolome."

I hear Vincent Price's voice. I'm thinking "The Pit and the Pendulum"?

[Lunkenstein]

Yep. One of my favorite Price films. Your turn.

[Mike Scott]

Another Price film.

"Let us pretend that we are in the drawing room and the hostess is serving tea. Now many numerous little questions confront us. Should the man rise when he accepts his cup of tea? May lump sugar be taken with the fingers? No. Is it good form to accept a second cup? Should the napkin be entirely unfolded or should the centre crease be allowed to remain? It is so easy to commit embarrassing blunders, but etiquette tells us just what is expected of us and guards us from all humiliation and discomfort."

[Lunkenstein]

Not ringing a bell, but I'll guess The Masque of the Red Death (1964)?