Their massacre was delayed only briefly byReckoning""s sending up of fireworks to captivatingly distract the zombies (but "Skyflowers don""t work no more").As he drives by a cemetery, he reveals that he is a serial killer on an earthly mission who receives divine inspirations o first marry, and then murder and rob vain and wicked women (usually rich lonely widows who do not see the menacing perversity in him):Well now, what""s it to be Lord? Another widow? How many has it been? Six? Twelve? I disremember.But she found that her car had been sabotaged (it wouldn""t start, it leaked oil and had a flat tire) and she was unable to drive away, so she raced back into the hospital.His shooting episode concludes when a blonde passes through and he drops the gun and hotly pursues her.[Note: Another similar plotline is found in Hitchcock""sNotorious (1946).There were also many similarities to the Best Picture-winning film from a few years earlier,Casablanca (1942)- an exotic and remote setting, a casino, a dysfunctional or problematic love triangle (between a female, a European and an American), intriguing characters, memorable dialogue, and a backdrop or subplot regarding Nazis, etc.