Dr. Arnold: If you didn't want me to kiss you, why did you kiss me back?
Dr. Terry Mason: I don't know. Maybe it's my metabolism


--Tod Andrews (as ) in From Hell It Came

Dr. Arnold: Terry, will you stop being a doctor first and a woman second?


--Tod Andrews (as ) in From Hell It Came

Ralph Dawson: [last lines, talking about his horror story to the president of the film company] Why don't you get Bela Lugosi? It's right up his alley!


--Tod Andrews (as ) in Voodoo Man

Ralph Dawson: I have a good mind to report you to the Chamber of Commerce!


--Tod Andrews (as ) in Voodoo Man

[after drinking]
Dr. Arnold: You better lay off that stuff, Professor. You'll wake up in the morning with a hangover, but the drums will still be here.
Prof. Clark: The drums don't bother me, Doc. As a matter of fact, they have a nice anthropological beat.
Dr. Arnold: Well, maybe we ought to record it, get it on the hit parade!


--Tod Andrews (as ) in From Hell It Came

[Talking about a witch doctor]
Prof. Clark: He's afraid of losing his patients to modern medicine. He wants to keep them steeped in their centuries-old superstitions. They worship him like some kind of high priest!
Dr. Arnold: Back in the States they don't regard doctors that way. Sometimes they don't even pay their bills!


--Tod Andrews (as ) in From Hell It Came