The Prowler (1981)

Narrator, referring to soldiers returning from World War II: "For some, the psychological victims of war, it will be a long road back." (0:00)

Letter from Francis Rosemary Chatham: "I continue to worry about you." (0:01)

Bandleader: "Folks, I bet you never saw a more sober group of guys." (0:04)

Rosemary tells her date Roy, "You sure know how to put a girl in the mood." (0:06)

Deputy Mark London tells Sheriff George Fraser, referring to Major Chatham, "Since the stroke, no one’s even seen him." (0:10)

By telephone, Fraser tells Bill, "Well, Captain, if your men are after him, I don’t think there’s anything to worry about." (0:12)

Pam MacDonald tells her friend, "Sherry, I’m worried about Mark." (0:16)

Her friend tells Lisa, "... you’re gonna give old man Chatham another stroke." (0:17)

Someone stabs Carl through the skull with a bayonet. (0:22)

Her boyfriend Mark tells Pam, "Chatham probably hasn’t even been up there since his last stroke." (0:44)

Mark explores the cemetery. (0:58)

Pam reacts to the death of her friend Lisa. (1:02)