He entered the hidden cave, announced "Game""s over," and told Lorelei (who greeted him warmly as "honey"): "I don""t know you, lady.Back at the castle, Ash presented the Wise Man with the Necronomicon and demanded to be sent to his own time, but was told that everyone was doomed because he had mispronounced the words of the incantation, and awakened the Army of the Dead: "The evil has a terrible hunger for the Necronomicon, and it will come here to get it.It pulls no punches, but handles its subject sincerely and straightforwardly.It is not a preachment, but the most stirring kind of dramatic entertainment.Miklos Rozsa""s eerie score featured thefirstuse in a feature film of electronic music - from an instrument called athereminthat produced oscillating, wailing, other-worldly sounds to express the drinker""s distorted perceptions of reality during the nightmarish sequences.Not knowing what to do, young George spots a sign with the words: "Ask Dad - he knows."Young George runs to his dad Peter Bailey (Samuel Hinds) for advice.But his father is busy in the Bailey Bros.Building and Loan Association building, confronting Potter in his office.George""s Uncle Billy (Thomas Mitchell), (Peter Bailey""s brother), known for wearing strings around his fingers to prevent absent-mindedness, prevents George from interrupting, but is called away.He urged that Lord Thranduil put aside "petty grievances" and bickerings against the Dwarves and then delivered stern warnings.