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The Black Cat, Part Two

Werdegast explains how Poelzig built his house above the bodies of many men killed in battle before.
Poelzig is very impressed with Joan. He clearly has something in mind for her. What? We don't know... yet.
Poelzig tells his wife Karyn, to stay in their room. She thinks her father Vitus is long dead.

Werdegast is shown the body of his dead wife, which Poelzig has kep preserved for years.
Werdegast pulls a gun on Poelzig who is spared when a black cat shows up. Vitus is afraid of cats.
Vitus confronts Hjalmar and finds that he is not planning on letting Joan go. They wager on a chess game for her.

The local gendarme show up to get the story on the car wreck. They act like buffoons and then leave.
Poelzig discusses death to keep the edge in the chess game. It works and he wins the game and Joan. Knowing that his defeat means that Joan will not be let free, Vitus sits in utter silence.

When trying to leave with Joan, Peter is knocked out and imprisoned by one of Poelzig's servants. Joan informs Karyn that her father is alive and in the house. Poelzig hears them talking. Big trouble. The Black Mass begins. Joan is to be the sacrifice. Watch the film for the exciting conclusion!

Werdegast explains how Poelzig built his house above the bodies of many men killed in battle before.	Poelzig is very impressed with Joan. He clearly has something in mind for her. What? We don't know... yet.	Poelzig tells his wife Karyn, to stay in their room. She thinks her father Vitus is long dead.
Werdegast is shown the body of his dead wife, which Poelzig has kep preserved for years.	Werdegast pulls a gun on Poelzig who is spared when a black cat shows up. Vitus is afraid of cats.	Vitus confronts Hjalmar and finds that he is not planning on letting Joan go. They wager on a chess game for her.
The local gendarme show up to get the story on the car wreck. They act like buffoons and then leave.	Poelzig discusses death to keep the edge in the chess game. It works and he wins the game and Joan.	Knowing that his defeat means that Joan will not be let free, Vitus sits in utter silence.
When trying to leave with Joan, Peter is knocked out and imprisoned by one of Poelzig's servants.	Joan informs Karyn that her father is alive and in the house. Poelzig hears them talking. Big trouble.	The Black Mass begins. Joan is to be the sacrifice. Watch the film for the exciting conclusion!