♪
Dan, uh--
I thought it was there.
Well. (clears throat)
And I think one of them is a conifer.
Conifers?
A tree like this. No, conifers. What's that?
Including conifers. What's that?
Like, some kind of tree. Coniferous tree.
I don't know. This whole tree talk scares me.
"Karnaval", bunga kol.
By the way, what is the charm of this tree?
I'm happy to be here. Just that.
Okay.
♪
(Tires grind gravel)
(door opening)
All right, good. All right, let's see. Oh wow.
Oh yes.
This is good.
That is.
This is better than I expected.
you know what it reminds me of?
What's that?
It's like a little Steve's cabin.
Cabin Steve? Daughter.
Are you kidding? Steve's cabin is haunted.
Something like that. You're right.
This. I told him too.
Hey. I thought, honey--
I think there's an actual bed in there.
And pipes?
Yeah, there's plumbing, you big baby.
Well. Why don't you keep our clothes?
Then I will light a fire.
Yes of course.
(bird calls in the distance)
You know it's not a real fireplace, do you?
Yes, but this is good.
I just want one romantic weekend before I get bloated.
In a few weeks, you don't even want to touch me.
No, that's not true.
I like it. I like this.
Yes. That's not too bad.
Oh no. "Not too bad," he said.
(chuckles)
(Plays unpleasant music)
(Sound of car alarm, honk horn)
(blaring and honking)
Baby? Hmm?
Why are the car lights on?
What? I do not know
Did you hit the clicker or something?
No. Over there.
What if someone out there screwed up a car?
baby, there's no one around here for miles.
Well, you should check,
or the battery will die in the morning. Come on.
Ugh.
Come on.
Okay, okay.
(sigh)
(blaring and honking)
(door closed)
(honks and horns stop)
Dirt.
Oh!
Ray?
(sigh)
Dirt.
Ray?
Ray, this isn't funny.
Ray?
Ray, where are you?
(screams)
(panting)
(groaning)
(whining continues)
(screaming, moaning)
Please, I'm begging you, please, don't kill--
Do not touch me!
(screams)
There is a very dazzling winter snow
It's a dazzling road, we go, ah-ah
Blinded by the dark
You can blind me with light
Anything that feeds your taste buds
I will drive the blizzard road
Drive through the dazzling snow
When do ski clubs meet this week?
Thursday.
Wednesday lunch.
Hmm?
Wait. Wednesday?
I think we have a yearbook meeting on Wednesday.
Yes. I got practice Wednesday. I can't make it.
What do you mean you can't go to practice?
We have to make a list of our potential sponsors.
I don't know what you want me to say.
I got a game Saturday.
I can't miss practice.
Yes I'm out.
Club A/V has budget meetings.
I give up. We'll just find out without you.
Well. Now--
About the cabin.
Yes, I hate working outside.
Yes. me too.
What? He didn't see us coming at all. That's perfect.
Yes, because the little light sucks.
If he had brought the Maglite in from the start,
we will be screwed.
But he didn't.
You know, really, I should have been waiting in the car.
I think we agreed
he won't get in the car.
Miriam: Yes, no,
but he went for the door handle and bam!
My mask lights up in the driver's seat.
He fell back
and you're all there to grab it.
Yes, but I mean, that's the point.
He ran away and he thought he was free at home,
and then his feet were swept from under him.
You can see the light leaving his eyes, can't you?
Mm-hmm.
Remember back in June? Beach?
We all appeared at once. We scared them.
Yes. That's pretty good.
Quite good? Did you see the look on that woman's face?
He is like--
(screams)
Sorry.
Okay, okay. Next time, we go together.
And no more outdoors.
Oh come on.
Okay.
No more outdoors.
Thank you dear.
♪
No one will be left behind
There will be no second until
Unable to follow
There will be no dotted line
There will be nothing, nothing to fear
Unable to follow
Don't you know
♪ There will be sound and light ♪
Open doors and open minds
Wake up and ready for the ride
Won't have time to wait time to wait
Unable to follow
Can't keep up can't let it go
Hike in the air
No one can give it
There's just more we want to see
Hike in the air
No one can give it
There's only more to see
♪ We will take revenge, we will take the day ♪
Can't follow, can't follow
Derek: I don't know. I think you are lucky.
Yes. What if it doesn't exist?
What if it's boring?
I do not know
A piece of wood, stone, or something?
A piece of wood? What?
Oh, the logo for our Habitats and Humanity affiliate.
Tupperman wanted it on his desk by Friday.
And, a piece of wood is the--
Hammers and nails seem too obvious.
Well. you get a chance to see those posters
to donate blood, or do I have to--
Um, if you just show it to Harrison,
he can start printing it.
Okay. It sounds good.
Cool.
How do you use a piece of wood?
I don't know, Jenny. Damn sharpen it.
Oh, to hell with me! Jesus Christ.
Oh, hey. Hello.
Wood will do.
Is that supposed to be a tongue twister?
Not Instead of an ax.
Hello. Hello.
Where were you last night?
I texted you, like, six times,
and two of them are cat videos.
Yes, I see.
Um, I'm writing a paper, and -
I know.
No distractions while you work.
You got me
What I did.
Oh, I have a tripod for tomorrow.
Are we still good?
Oh, can we really do it this week?
So, what's a tripod for?
Oh, he helped me film my dance application.
Ah.
She's a very good dancer.
Yes he is.
Um, I guess I'll see you later?
Yes of course.
Okay bye. See you later.
Hello. Hello.
You know I can let you borrow my tripod, right?
So you'll just sit there whining
when he ran away?
What I'm saying is we have to think about it.
you know, bring our own supplies.
There are a hundred things we can use there.
This is called on-site procurement.
Derek, you play too many video games.
I don't know how you gave me crap for this.
Your whole plan is for them to see
flashing light in car
and just ran out.
No, no. I have a retreat plan.
Which?
Which one to turn off the water, okay?
They come out to fix it or pee.
And what if they pee in the sink?
That one.
When do you plan to tell us about this?
Not him.
He thought he was some kind of eight-dimensional chess player
who is smarter than us.
Well. Okay.
you have a plan for everything.
I like to use what is ready and available.
Whatever happens
only good old man choked?
You can strangle someone if it's part of the plan.
Derek could strangle half the people in this school.
Can't you baby
Thank you dear. I'm sure he can, okay?
But if we don't plan,
we can't come to school anymore.
If we don't plan,
we will end up in jail or worse.
Try that choking idea on you, okay?
Extraordinary. you are stronger than me.
Damn Neanderthals.
Well. If we want to carry an axe,
we have to plan. If we fail to plan,
plan to fail.
Well. So, why don't we just create an inventory checklist?
No. No more checklists. No preparation, no planning.
I have enough homework.
This is supposed to be fun, not school.
Okay? Well.
Yes. Oh Lord.
Who's calling this?
The newspaper got an anonymous tip.
They are calling us.
They said they would do whatever they could
to help us catch the man.
Yes? Yes, that's the first one, isn't it?
(sigh)
What team have you been on, six years, Mike?
This will be six in January.
And how many kills do we have in this area
before this year?
Just a Nicholson thing.
Yes. That's rude.
And what year is it?
Three.
Three?
you think they are connected?
Where's the other body?
Tn. Vollman: Captain John Mason
approaching a village somewhere near the Mystic River.
Now, she didn't have enough men to break through the wall,
so he lit everything with fire.
Giving orders to his men to shoot anyone
who tried to escape.
Man. What Sicko will burn someone?
Somewhere between 400 and 700 Pequots were killed,
mostly women and children.
Now, where do I want to open this for you guys
is how the Masons, or one of the British colonies,
in that case, how do they justify something like this.
Tuan Gordon?
I mean, what can be justified?
you messed up the best, you died like the others, right?
Hmm.
Ah, yah, ya.
That's certainly a popular sentiment
on T-shirts and bumper stickers of this country,
but, um--
But we are talking about slaughter
Innocent people here, Mr. Gordon.
What is the moral argument here?
Yes? The other Mr. Gordon?
The moral argument is an illusion.
The idea that there are some absolute laws
made by the weak to protect themselves.
You've, um--
You've read Nietzsche, Ian.
And you have to be careful.
Teen testosterone and Nietzsche
is a pretty dangerous combination.
The people we are talking about here
so devoted to their interpretation of Christianity
that they are willing to cross the ocean
to live it.
Now, how can they justify something like this?
Because they are Christians.
Yes,
but you can do better than that.
That is the whole Calvinist worldview.
Some are saved and others are cursed,
and it's decided.
And obviously, Pequot wasn't saved
because they don't live with the Puritans,
so it doesn't matter what you do to them.
Yes. Interesting argument.
The point is
that the Calvinist worldview
gives a lot of freedom to do terrible things.
(Plays unpleasant music)
(School bell rings)
Horrible, terrible things tomorrow.
Jamestown paper on my desk.
Okay, here it is. "Two died in the Grand Lake massacre."
Jenny: Two doesn't count as a massacre.
I know?
"Mayat Ray Highstand
"and Gina Tannali was found
"This morning
by a gardener in a secluded cabin. "
Prenup is not God's way.
Jenny: Seriously.
Well, maybe he didn't change his name.
No, this is it.
"Friends say the two are already dating
for three years, "blah, blah, blah.
"Police will not release details of the killings.
"Ms. Tannali" -
What?
"Ms. Tannali recently told her friends
she is expecting their first child. "
So?
I mean, it's not like we can save him.
It was one of our rules from the start--
No children.
He didn't even show up.
It's just a bunch of cells.
Not that we kill a crying baby.
No I know. You're right.
you are completely right.
Good. So, Friday?
What's Friday?
I am thinking
some kind of late night activity.
You know?
What, like the others? Why Friday?
Halloween.
(laugh)
Oh, are we serious?
Doesn't that look--
I think the point is
that it should be, you know, random action.
Halloween seems a bit cliché.
It's not cliché. It's a classic.
It's our first Halloween since we started.
We can't just sit at home.
That's not a good idea.
We have to lie low.
Isn't that one of our rules?
No pattern?
I don't understand how it fits.
We are waiting, what,
six weeks before the last one?
Seven weeks before that, six weeks before that.
It's a pattern.
Good. Why don't we wait longer?
Like, maybe a few months.
Several months?
Well, I just got my app right away
and then, we head to the midterms.
Since when do you have to worry about midterms?
Seems like a lot.
And now, killing the kid, I see.
Just a bunch of cells.
But I don't know.
Maybe it will make the police
see more difficult.
I said let's cool it down for a bit.
Ian: So you can go to a party and get drunk, right?
No.
That's not it at all.
But maybe we should.
Maybe we should go to a party. Act normal.
Hey, how about this?
We did this, and then nothing until the New Year.
Your application can wait a week, right?
Ya. Ya baiklah.
Yes.
Ian: All right. If everything works out, we move forward.
If not, we scrap it. Agreed?
Agreed.
Ian: Deal.
Simple days and simple ways
We won the game, we won the fame
I know you want to try me
And take my hand
you hold my hand
And we're going for a walk
you hold my hand
And we're going for a walk
But we will discover something new
you'll find me a card to play with
I'll read the signs
♪ I will not turn my face up or down
I will invite the crowd
you'll find me a card to play with
I'll read the signs
♪ I will not turn my face up or down
I will invite the crowd
♪
Time moves freely
Can you see me?
Coming all the time
Coming
Hello. Hello.
Come with us?
No, I thought it was just the two of us.
Derek can't get out of practice.
What about Miriam?
Miriam is with Layla.
As usual. Okay. Let's go.
Oh man.
Mike: Hey, Al.
Hey, Mike.
They run the story.
She's pregnant.
Oh Lord.
Cursed them. Had to call forensics
and make sure they shut up on this one.
I'm sick and tired of reading about this bullshit
in the damn newspapers.
What did you get?
I got the files from Jackson County.
It's like pulling a tooth.
Yes. Some things never change.
Well. Looks like we had one night in common. It's closed.
There are two for.
Seems like a lot has gone bad as it looks.
Wait a moment. The other four.
That looks high to you? Yes.
And for them.
They don't know where to start.
No witnesses, no suspects, no connections.
Yes. Just like us.
What do you get there?
Winchester, back in June.
The man sent this email to him
right around the time of death.
Wait a moment.
The woman last night emailed the photo
right before he was killed.
you think what i think?
What, you don't get many pictures like that
emailed you from an unknown sender?
Call DA.
Get the warrant we need.
It is time we reopen these cases.
I'll check it out.
Let me know.
Please, forensics.
How was the biology project with you and Miriam
come along?
It doesn't come,
and I did it myself.
Miriam and Layla are a couple.
Wow.
Totally lost your number one spot to the girls team, huh?
Not that.
Really? Good. I just--
She's been spending so much time with him lately,
and I feel like it's not in line with what we're doing.
you think he will complain?
No, no. I know he won't.
I only--
I don't want him to slip.
This is good.
There is a weapon rack in the 4x4.
They have a security system.
(Cheers) The signs are all fake.
Too close to the road.
What about this one?
Hmm.
Come see.
Mother is in the garden sweeping the leaves.
Pa chops wood.
Dirt.
What?
That guy over there looks like a psychopath.
Well. you want to move, then?
No, fuck it.
There is not enough room in this city for all of us.
(re-ignition)
What now?
Let's play billiards.
Okay. Let's go find Derek.
Derek: I don't understand why we can't finish the game.
It's been almost two,
and we have school tomorrow, Derek.
Yes? I just thought you didn't like losing.
Good. Mass will.
(door alarm opens cold)
Come on.
What's the rush?
I have to do that paper for Vollman.
Six pages in the colony of Jamestown.
Have you done that?
I have to make a footnote.
Lazy person.
Okay.
Until found.
Yes. Good night honey. See you later.
(door alarm opens cold)
I think it will kill you
to maybe not kiss her in front of me?
I don't know Maybe you just--
Good. Mass will.
(ratapan sirene)
Dirt.
Get over here.
Hi dad.
That's Jenny's car I just saw, right?
Well, he just finished a family dinner,
and he came to pick up some calc notes.
Yes, I understand.
You're both fully dressed, 2:00 p.m.
Guys, look. I know I drive you crazy
hit your ball like this, but i love you.
Just trying to get you out of trouble, that's all.
Next year, you will go to college
do God knows what.
Until then, how about we follow some rules, shall we?
Both: Yes, sir.
Well. Get over here. Hug your parents.
2:00 am or 2:30 am, for God's sake,
on school nights.
Huh? Go to sleep. Get out of here.
Okay.
Motherfucker
Oh, sorry, Mr. Volman.
I didn't realize you were here.
Today is Tuesday, right?
Yes. And on Tuesday,
You have a planning committee meeting here.
Yes, but we can find somewhere else.
This is not a problem.
No, no, no. Do not worry. I can have lunch in my car.
Well.
Hi, Tuan Vollman.
You have, Jenny.
Um, Ian?
I have something for you.
What's this?
Think of it as anti-Nietzsche.
Look, Ian.
I know what it's like to be a bright teenager, okay?
If you could see me 10 years ago,
dressed all in black,
trying to free myself from the illusion
life has any meaning--
See. I guess all I want to say is
I think it's important that you build opposition,
dialogue, and I think this can do just that.
Maybe you read it and it changed the way you see the world,
or maybe you put it in your backpack
and forget everything.
So on. OK?
Hey.
Hi.
Hey, Ian, can I borrow that when you're done with that?
Oh, it's done.
Good to go?
Yes.
Okay.
One-story house with basement.
There's a garage about 10 feet away
and a shed about 20 feet past it.
Three buildings?
That's a lot to control.
Yes. We have to keep it at home.
What if they run away?
(jealing) I thought I could outrun the senior citizens.
Well, he's 50 years old.
Why not hold it? What is next?
They have a front door that doesn't lock until bedtime,
around 11:00, and the side door, no problem.
Cheap keys.
Where did you get that from?
I came back after I dropped you off at home.
Stuck until about 3:00.
me? Mm-hmm.
But your father will leave the country
for months.
Yes.
Having a father who can't stand being around me
completely rules.
The grass is greener.
Their names are Dave and Katherine Lauderback.
Owe 60 dollars on credit card
which is not paid.
And they have friends in Midland
with a new grandson. That's all I got.
We need a floor plan. Who is free after school?
I might get out of the band.
Good. Then we will head to City Hall.
As long as I get back before dinner.
It sounds good. Sounds like a plan.
What will you tell your parents?
when they ask what do you have there?
Uh, sociology.
The visual history of the suffrage movement.
Do you really do that in sociology?
Yes of course.
Every good lie has at least 95% truth.
One,
do you want to come for dinner tonight?
Or even just hang out for a few minutes?
No
Your parents are too kind. This scares me a bit.
Adjust yourself.
Good night.
(Plays classical piano music)
Hey, monkey.
Hi dad.
What's that?
Oh, it's white chili,
with enough cheese to kill a horse.
What's in the tube?
Just a visual history of the suffrage movement.
Oh Can we see?
Not ready.
But, uh, I'll just drop my things upstairs
and then I'll be right back.
Yes.
Make us proud, baby.
(giggles)
Is that too much?
Yes a little.
Well, he's a hard worker.
He sure did.
(sigh)
(paper crumpled)
(sigh)
♪
David L. Lauderback, 55,
married Katherine Skolarski
when they are in their late 20s.
He has no records,
but he was picked up for a reflection when he was 30 years old.
Mountains?
I don't know Ride, maybe?
Not said.
No weapons allowed.
One landline, one cell phone in his name.
Got both numbers. Credit score is good, not great.
There he is?
Yes.
They really like to live off the grid.
No, we can do better than that.
He's not on the Internet. He has a Facebook account.
Seven friends, five of whom are brothers.
He likes gardening,
and leave typical parental comments
on a picture of his nieces and nephews.
(Laughter) That's sad.
So, what are we going to wear?
What do you think? Creepy or what?
If it's okay,
I prefer something that covers the whole face.
Miriam: Yeah, I don't know. How about we make our own masks?
Like, maybe a potato sack with a cut eye hole?
Ian: Mmm. It's been done before.
When was it done before?
I don't know. Di, like, every slasher movie there's ever been.
Miriam: Yes, I think so.
Dude, what about this?
Derek: Shit.
Miriam: My goodness.
I used to play a lot of make-up when I was little.
Like what, animal?
Not just animals. See.
Really creepy, right?
Yes. Somewhat confusing.
Grr! Well?
I didn't know I had a lot of stuff.
Zombies, skulls, sexy women.
Sexy woman?
Miriam: That's what it says on the label.
There is no thematic unity.
Ian: So?
So, who would be afraid of four people
in a mismatched mask?
I don't know Why we don't get much from this
and change them?
They're gonna think there's, like, 20 people after them.
I like it.
I don't know What about coherence?
(scorns) Coherence?
Fuck coherence.
It's about fucking mess.
This is going to rock some shit.
♪
(playing piano)
Thank you.
Should I go again, or -
No, Nia.
Are you sure I just--
I do not know
I feel like a dead turn, and--
That's perfect.
Hi.
Is that okay?
Yes.
Um, you just surprised me.
In a good way?
Yes. In a good way.
Where are the others?
Derek is in the washroom.
The three guessed where Miriam was.
With Layla?
you got it in one.
Hey, do you mind if I borrow the money?
from Ruaz's class today?
No.
What the hell is that?
It's nothing, okay? I will get rid of it.
It's from the cabin, isn't it?
Will you put this on Vollman's desk?
I do not know what you are talking about.
Ian, please. I'm not stupid.
I know you're trying to pin this on Vollman.
(sigh)
Well. Yes.
This is insurance.
you know, just in case things don't go according to plan.
What do we have?
Look. I think we have something.
All seven cases except one,
each victim receives a different photo
send them an email from an unknown sender.
That's a deliberate pattern, Mikey.
Deliberately obscured.
I mean, who took the candy wrapper photos?
(sighs) I don't know.
Look, how are you doing with the warrant from the DA?
We have to start tracking him.
Yes. I'm working on it.
Well. Well. Look, I'm going to the scene, okay?
Maybe we missed something.
I think this thinks he's smarter than us.
Let's prove him wrong, shall we?
Let me know. Will do.
♪
Alan: What did you get?
Mike: (on the phone) DA is coming.
All images are sent from the same IP.
Alan: do you have any traces?
Mike: High school.
We got a call from their technician
to see if he could narrow it down.
Alan: I'll go, have a look.
♪
Ian: So, they're heading for the door.
Derek, you will be...
Derek: I... will take the phone,
and I'm going to throw it at Jenny.
And Miriam did her part,
and, um ...
and then they turn around, and they see us.
Well. I will block the kitchen door here.
Derek, you're in the living room.
(beep)
(clears his throat)
Sorry. Um...
I wake up, they panic,
and they made it to the hallway.
And if they beat you?
Miriam: Then I run this way.
Derek?
Ian, we've discussed this, like, a million times, man.
We understand. We know what we're doing.
If they attack Miriam, where do you go?
I don't know Cry and turn myself in.
We'll find out, okay?
We're okay.
Come on. That's six. We have to get out of here.
Yes, let's go. We have a lot to do tonight.
I'll pick you up at nine?
Derek: Thank you.
Jenny: All right.
Are you okay?
you seem... disturbed.
I'm fine.
You know that we need you for this.
Well? I know you got a lot going on,
but this is-- the last one.
For now.
(chuckles)
I think you and I both know that's not true.
you get better things happen.
Not like that.
(Laughter) No, that's...
exactly like that, but... okay.
I just want you to focus...
for tonight.
I will be fine.
Well.
♪
Mike: (on the phone) Did you find anything?
Alan: Yes. I did.
All of it.
The photos, all taken here.
Even laptops.
And he sends emails from here.
Mike: I think we're gonna get that bastard.
Do you need forensics?
Alan: Yes. Send them.
♪
(beep)
♪
(beep)
♪
(car approaching)
♪
(Women speak incoherently on TV)
Hmm. Does it look like that place
that we are with my sister?
Mm-hmm.
(Men talking incoherently on TV)
(knocking on door)
Don't worry about that.
We don't have candy.
The kids will go.
(knocking on door)
Geez.
♪
Who's out there
♪
Definitely kids.
(Thumping at the door, ringing the phone, ringing the bell)
What else now?
Hello? (phone rings)
Halo?
♪
Hey!
Who's out there?
Stop fooling around!
Get out of here!
You're joking.
(sigh)
Good. Yes. Geez.
Dave, what? They say it's possible
just a few kids playing around.
They will send someone there,
but not for several hours.
♪
I will need something stronger.
Then you will be awake all night, tossing and turning.
(sigh)
I'll meet you halfway, and I'll give you some more sugar.
I'm sweet enough.
Yes. You are.
(someone banging on the door)
Is that the police?
♪
Girl: Help me.
Please help me.
Dave: Someone's here.
Katherine: What is it?
(girl crying)
Dave: Are you okay?
(screams harshly) (Katherine screams)
Dave: Run! Run!
(Derek shouts harshly) (Katherine screams)
(Katherine screams)
(screams)
(Screams) (Katherine screams)
Let's go! Let's go!
(banging on the door) (screaming)
Oh Lord. Who are they?
How do I know? Where are you? - Give me your phone.
Oh, it's outside, in the living room, on the table.
Jesus Christ. Well. We have to get out of here, out the window.
Well. Pick me up.
(Katherine screams)
There are more of them out there!
(crackling)
What are you looking for? Dave: My dad's gun.
Katherine: Oh, I put it in the barn. It makes me nervous.
(sigh)
(thumping)
What are you doing now?
(Cracking at the door)
(Cracking stops)
(phone vibrates)
Dave: I thought you left your phone in the living room.
Katherine: That's not my cell phone.
Oh Lord. Don't answer.
I called the police.
Press "ignore."
No. More buttons. How - how do I do it?
Well. Here, give it to me.
(dering)
Someone: (on the phone, whispering) Katherine ...
What do you want from us?
(shouting loudly)
(Katherine screams)
(all grunt)
Dave!
(screams)
Dave!
Boy: (whispers) Nails come in.
(Katherine moans)
Katherine: Dave!
What have you done with him?
You're a coward
(spits) Shut up!
Dave! Dave!
(panting)
Dave!
(cry)
Nothing good.
Jazz, country, blues.
None of this seems pleasant enough,
not even like, an ironic counterpoint.
It's all about juxtaposition.
Whatever you wear will look creepy and weird.
Faster. You are the first.
(plays country music)
Derek: Hey, motherfucker!
Jenny: honey, you know you don't have to wear them anymore.
But I like it. It makes me feel beautiful and elegant.
Let go.
Whatever you say, Miss.
Miriam: How were you guys doing in Robinson's class today?
Ian: Uh, I think
I miss the ones that float.
I hate you.
Take six.
Motherfucker
No more.
Ian, how hard did you hit that guy?
Are you sure you didn't kill him?
Last time I checked, he was breathing.
Is that me?
That is you.
Hey, uh, Jenny, take two, take four.
Derek: Ooh.
I can kill you.
I really think we already have a closed one, so...
Do you guys remember Darby?
He's ... in our second grade, I guess.
And... she always had pigtails.
We are very close.
We tell each other everything.
♪
And one day, he just moved in, and we never spoke.
♪
And you tell us why?
There is no reason.
♪
(cough)
♪
(snoring)
(panting)
(cough)
(clicking)
♪
Katherine!
Kath?
(panting)
(clicking)
(panting)
♪
(shout)
(snoring)
♪
(snoring)
(shout)
(groans)
Where did you get that from?
Basement.
Try your suggestions on improv.
Fuck me.
Very good.
(groaning)
(screams)
Third mask?
Third mask.
(panting)
(screams)
♪
It's stuck.
Let me try.
Destroy yourself.
Oh, shit. You have a plan for this, don't you?
The plan was that he wasn't in in the first place, Derek.
Miriam: Silence for two minutes.
There's a door in the back here.
I think I can kick and one of us can match.
Ian: Good. Who's in?
I will enter
(howling)
♪
(snoring)
(Boys banging and howling)
♪
(whispers) Guys, cars.
Hurry there. Someone is coming.
(Katherine screams, muffled)
Everyone stay silent.
Dirt. It's a policeman.
Shut him up. I will handle this.
Shut up!
(Katherine screams, muffled)
Jenny, whatever you do, don't do it.
I said I will handle this.
Ian: Jenny!
He came out, I appeared behind him, took him out.
Ian: No, no, no police.
You know it. No police. No. If we go down
For this, Jenny, take him out.
you didn't take anyone, okay? you shut up.
♪
Hello? Police.
♪
Hello? This is Sheriff Gordon.
What is he doing here?
(Katherine screams, muffled)
Alan: Anyone there?
(Katherine screams, muffled)
Miriam: Shh.
Alan: Hello?
Jenny: (whispers) He's headed for the warehouse.
(Katherine screams)
What are you doing now?
(calling)
(phone rings)
Woman: (on the phone) 911. What's your emergency?
(pretends to cry) There's someone in my house.
I'm on 6378 Route 124.
I thought he had a gun.
♪
Jenny: (whispers) Sorry, friend. It's him or us.
Ian: No. Calm down, Jenny.
Miriam, stay still.
(Katherine screams, muffled)
(snoring)
♪
Woman: (on radio) All units, ongoing 52-11,
6378 Route 124.
Understand. I'm pretty close.
I'll check it out. There is nothing here.
(snoring)
(Katherine snorts)
♪
Help! Help!
(start engine)
Help! Please help me!
Help! Help!
(Katherine cries)
(ratapan sirene)
♪
We are clear.
Everything is good.
Katherine: Please! Help! Help!
Oh Lord. Please.
No, please.
(Katherine cries)
(Cry)
Put it down.
you don't have to do this.
I will help you I will help you
I will.
you don't have to.
you don't want to do this.
It could end.
(snoring)
(Katherine chokes)
Forgive me.
(Katherine chokes)
(phone buzzing, clanking)
♪
(shooting gun)
What was that?
(Boys break through the door)
Miriam!
(Miriam and Katherine whimpering)
Shut up!
♪
Ian: It shouldn't be here. It's not registered.
Derek: That's okay, man. It's not your fault.
No, that's okay, Derek!
For once, something can't be fixed, okay?
Your friend is dying!
Derek: Let's burn the place down,
burn the evidence.
Ian: No. We're not going to leave her here, okay?
Derek: What do you want to do? Take him to the hospital,
go to jail for the rest of your life?
We're not leaving him here, okay?
Fuck you, Ian. Stop arguing, okay?
Help me carry it in the car. you get fire.
Let's go.
(snoring)
♪
Well. I have it.
Do you have it? I will drive.
(start engine)
(honking horn) Come on, Derek! Come on!
♪
Ian: How is it?
Jenny: Sober, but not good.
What are we going to do?
You'll be fine, Miriam.
We will take you to the hospital.
you will be fine. We can't take him to the hospital.
She's going to die if she doesn't, Derek! Fuck!
If we take him there, we're screwed. You don't think
the police will start asking us questions?
Ian: We can handle the police.
Derek: No. Too suspicious.
They will start looking around.
We have to do something about him.
Ian: Do something? Listen to yourself, okay?
This is our friend, Derek!
Derek: We can't take him there, okay?
What are we going to do?
Ian: you are doing well, Miriam.
We'll be careful, okay? We are careful.
Derek: Ian, we can't bring him back.
We have to get rid of him. (mumble muttering)
Ian: I can't believe you guys are saying this.
He is still alive! We can save him! Please!
Derek: It's him or us!
Ian: Please!
(mumble muttering)
Derek: Look at me. Look at me, okay? Listen.
We got this, okay? Just relax.
Ian: No. We can't make that choice, okay? He's going to die, Derek!
(muffled scream)
Derek: Listen to me.
We can't take him to the hospital.
(muffled scream)
Look at me, Ian. Ian!
Do you want to spend the rest of your life in prison?
Dude ... it's too late.
He goes.
Fuck! Fuck! Fuck!
♪
Now what?
Ian!
We can do a robbery and then kill him.
It won't be perfect
but his father kept the rifle in the study.
No. Snails are too messy.
Derek, we can do this.
We have about three hours before his blood starts to pool.
OK, this might work.
What we are talking about?
His parents will listen to us. They will know.
No, they won't.
We sneaked up, took Miriam to her room, shot her,
steal a lot of stuff, then leave from there.
Yes, post, it was a prank phone call.
The woman is not happy
about me waking them up tonight.
man on radio: Nobody appreciates us. Why don't you come back?
Will do.
Delivery, we got fire at Lauderback's place.
Get me out of there now, damn it. Dirt.
(ratapan sirene)
Yes, I got it.
(panting)
Watch your step.
Wait. Why not just kill his parents? Problem solved.
No, we didn't kill them.
I got the key.
Okay, Jenny and I will take care of it.
What?
you live here, okay?
I'm not waiting here, it's so cold.
You stay here, Derek, okay? Supervision.
Bring him.
I have it.
Stick to the plan.
(sigh)
♪
Should we undress?
I will do it. Go get the gun.
♪
I think we have a problem. What?
No exit wounds. The bullet is still there.
It doesn't work with other bullets out there.
We have to get it out.
♪
Do you want me to do it?
No, I will.
you get rid of the bloody clothes, okay?
Mess some stuff downstairs. I do not know
Make the robbery look convincing.
And then leave, tell Derek to tow the car.
♪
Crane? What are you doing here?
Is everything okay?
are you all right, Derek? Is everything okay?
What is going on?
are you okay
♪
(gun fire)
(panting)
(snoring)
Church! Honey?
Stay there.
(panting)
Oh Lord. Crane?
Jenny? Jenny, what happened?
(snoring)
(panting)
Derek!
Go take care of him!
♪
(gun fire)
(groans)
(tilts gun)
Ian, what are you doing
You shouldn't be involved in this, sir.
Ian, this is not you.
you don't know who i am.
you don't know anything about me.
You don't know what I'm capable of.
You don't even know who your daughter is.
Ian, don't do this.
Ian... Stop saying my name!
Ian!
(gun fire)
(groans)
(panting)
Derek?
What happened?
What happened, Jenny? What happened?
What happened to him?
Derek is dead.
Done. This is done
Ian, I want you to put it together now.
We have an insurance plan. Remember?
Put this on Vollman, just as we planned.
We have a plan, Jenny. The plan was in vain.
How are we going to put this on Vollman if Vollman isn't here?
He will be here.
"She will be here"?
How would he be here at this time, Jenny?
He will be here.
Oh
I texted him from Miriam's phone. He will be here.
Trust me.
(panting)
Jenny: Take care of him.
Spend him. I'll start cleaning.
No, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Do not do this.
This is Miriam's mother.
Yes, please don't do that.
Jenny: How would it work if he was still alive?
No.
But the plan didn't work.
Ian, he is no different from the others.
Come on.
Please.
We're running out of time. Come on.
I can not do it.
Ian.
I can't lie to my dad, not about Derek. He will know.
It doesn't work. It doesn't work.
You can't lie to you--
It doesn't work. It doesn't work.
It's not going to work, Jenny.
I thought it would happen.
(gun fire)
(groaning)
No no no no! No!
(panting)
Jenny? Okay, Jenny, Jenny.
Jenny, Jen, Jenny, Jenny, no, no, no. What happened?
you don't have to do this. It's over, okay?
They all leave. you don't have to do this. Finished.
Honey, I'm your best friend's mother. you don't want to do this.
No, no!
(gun fire)
♪
Hello honey. Are you alright?
♪
(groans)
♪
Woman on radio: We have reports of gunfire at 43 Whitaker.
Please send, confirm the address.
43 Whitaker.
Jesus Christ.
♪
Man: Hello?
Uhh ...
Halo?
♪
Tuan Vollman.
Umm, Jenny, umm, let's get the gun down, okay?
Where, umm, where's Miriam, Jenny? Did someone get hurt?
Jenny, are you all right?
I killed him.
Did someone get hurt?
(laugh)
I just want you to give me a gun.
(screams)
Drop the weapon!
(gun fire)
(cry)
No problem.
(cry)
♪
Our surface has been stitched
Our place has grown
It's in me
It's all in me
♪ Waiting for dawn
For you, I go
You in me
You are all in me
♪ Keep everything we know
Cut what we grow
It's in me
It's all in me
Every corner, I see me and you
I do not know what to do.
I can stop it. I can stop it.
I apologize.
The nest ripples with its own light
♪
♪ Very long
Hey, you don't want to go in there.
What are you talking about?
Alan.
Every corner, I see me and you
I have your story
On my body
It's not a stone we throw away to find
♪ Very long
Our surface has been stitched
Our place has grown
It's in me
It's all in me
♪ Waiting for dawn
For you, I go
You in me
You are all in me
♪ Keep everything we know
Cut what we grow
It's in me
It's all in me
Color my bones
With rolling stone
You in me
You are all in me
You are on every hour
And every page
That I came to
Your way
you are there every hour
And every page
That I came to
Your way
Every corner, I see me and you
Every page
I have your story
Into my body
Every hour
And every page
That I came to
Your way
Every corner, I see me and you
I have your story
on my body
♪
Come and dance with me
♪ Go with the sword
♪
Come and dance with me
♪ Go with the sword
♪
We'll forget everything we had
Forget where we are
We will forget
♪ Where we are
What we want
Don't you know?
isn't it?
Don't you know?
isn't it?
We will forget
Everything our mind has
♪ We will go
♪
Come and dance with me
♪ Go with the sword
♪