Aunt Patsy complains about Lucy""s dull company, her sitting around every night, and her refusal to go out without an escort:Aunt Patsy: You know dozens of men who would turn handsprings at the chance to take you out.)This movie""s simplistic but relentless plot of claustrophobic horror began with a haunting, opening sequence set in a remote cemetery about 150-200 miles from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where a flighty and uptight female was teased by her brother Johnny: "They""re coming to get you, Barbra!" before they were actually attacked by one of the ""living dead"" who mysteriously rose from the grave.I like it here." To see through the front window of the thatch-roofed Tudor cottage, she must wipe the dust away."Oh, it""s dark inside." After knocking, it appears no one is home.They enter the tiny front door - everything inside is smaller than normal and messy, so she assumes it is the home of children: "Why there""s seven little chairs, here must be seven little children.Marlowe: (retorting) I collect blondes and bottles too.He searches for Geiger - the blackmailer, by going o A.G.Geiger""s rare books and deluxe editions Hollywood bookstore.Playfully disguised as an effeminate bookworm (or homosexual) with sunglasses and an upturned hat, he talks to Geiger""s salesclerk, Agnes Lozier (Sonia Darrin).[Photographs in the houses of each of the returning servicemen recall an earlier time that was irretrievably past.