Une hache pour la lune de miel

[Inspector Russell and Alice Norton's fiancee are questioning John after he fatally attacks Mildred]

Jimmy Kane: We heard a woman screaming.

John Harrington: Screaming?

Inspector Russell: Yes. We certainly heard.

John Harrington: Oh, Inspector! You're allowing yourself to be influenced by a very impressionable young man, I'm surprised at you. It's not worthy of you, you know.

[John motions Russell and Kane to his living room TV set, and turns it on to a broadcast of "Black Sabbath"]

Maria: [from the TV] No... no, don't touch me! Leave me alone!

[she is greeted by Gorca - Boris Karloff - and she screams multiple times as he approaches her]

John Harrington: Were these the screams you heard?

Inspector Russell: Very interesting. You like horror films, do you? I don't find them very entertaining. I keep thinking that... reality is more terrifying than fiction.