(ERRATIC MUSIC)
(BELLS CHIMING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(ACOUSTIC GUITAR MUSIC)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GUN COCKS)
(GUN FIRES)
(WATER RUNNING)
Did it happen again?
HUSBAND: Yeah.
I'm worried about you.
Hi baby.
I'll go make the coffee.
(BABY CRYING)
(LAWN MOWER RUNNING)
I wouldn't show her.
Looks like an owl got it,
maybe a dog.
I don't think there are
coyotes around here but.
Thank you.
I might not mention it.
The cat's been gone a week.
She's already accepted
it ran away
and this would just
upset her all over again.
Mommy.
Hi baby.
What was it?
It's nothing,
it's just a dead bird.
Do you want me to bury it?
No thanks,
I'm gonna Robert take
care of it when he gets home.
You sure? it's no problem.
No but thank you.
Well, lawn looks great as usual.
Thank you.
If you know anyone that
might need our services
I'd really appreciate
the referral.
I live just a few
streets down now
and I like to work close
to home if possible.
Sure I'll keep you in mind.
Have a good day.
You too.
We've been in this
house over a month
and we still have a
ton of boxes to open.
Well, apparently
whatever's in those
boxes isn't that important.
Really?
Like you're razor.
Like your razor.
Promise me we'll
finish this weekend.
Okay promise.
No gardening.
Okay.
So why did you start a
garden when we just moved in?
It's the right season.
We can unpack any time.
Besides if I didn't I'd
have to wait till next year.
We just moved in. I
think that automatically
makes it the
season for unpacking.
Babe, I've been clean for
two years okay, it helps.
I'll lay off some I'll
get this done
I'm just not gonna stop
completely okay.
It's bedtime for
little man though.
I'll get him ready for bed.
You have to read to him.
HUSBAND: Dunock,
then the queen said
then Rumpelstiltskin must be
your name.
And at that the little
man flew into such a rage
that he said curses
and he stamped his feet
so hard that he
fell through the floor
and disappeared forever,
the end.
What do you think bud?
Ready for bed little man?
Yeah come on.
Is my daughter here?
Nope.
Well I brought some things
over for your little house.
Well she's gone for a while.
I'll just leave them.
I can give them to her.
Okay.
Thanks.
Okay then.
HUSBAND: Thanks.
No problem,
I'm enjoying the view.
You know the view's
pretty nice for up here too.
Hey.
There's a box up here.
WIFE: What is it?
I don't know.
Maybe somebody must have
left something behind.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
What is that?
I don't know.
Looks old.
Open it.
What is that ashes?
WIFE: Eww.
Weird.
It's a candle holder.
And ropes.
The Inuit burden.
Looks like it's super old.
Is there a date on it?
No.
We do not believe, we fear.
What were these people into?
It started with the flies.
I accidentally swallowed one.
It'd been feeding upon the
body of the local blacksmith.
He was victim of a
creature most foul
and I tremble at the thought
of mentioning it's name.
I must you see.
The very fate of our
village depends upon it.
It possesses the unwary
weak souls who fear death.
The ones like myself
who must go on living
even after everything he
holds dear has been consumed.
The foul creature is none
other than
the cursed one who is
reading these damned pages.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Okay.
Mom knows a dealer,
maybe it's worth something.
Whatever, let's just
get rid of it.
This thing gives me the creeps.
Yeah just put it back in.
Are you coming to bed?
Yeah I'll be there in a
minute, this is almost over.
I promise give me a sec.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(LAWN MOWER RUNNING)
HUSBAND: Tony.
Tony.
Tony.
(LAWN MOWER STOPS)
It's falling down,
watch out, yeah.
Okay.
(LAWN MOWER RUNNING)
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
(LADDER CRASHING)
(GROANING IN PAIN)
TONY: Are you okay?
(GROANING IN PAIN)
No no.
Call an ambulance.
(WATER DRIPPING)
So Mom said I could work at
her shop, help out a little.
HUSBAND: We don't
need her charity.
It's not charity.
She said she needed the help and
she was gonna hire
someone anyway.
We just bought this
house, we can't lose it.
We'll be fine.
The doctor said you'll be back
on your feet in eight weeks.
Between the money from the
shop and the money from Tony.
I'm gonna have to hire help.
And then there's gonna be
nothing left.
Well then sit down
let it heal.
I don't want,
I don't want to sit okay.
I'm gonna work in the garden.
Idiot.
(DOG BARKING AND WHINING)
Oh my God shut up.
Get out of here,
get out of here.
(LAUGHING)
(BABY BABBLING)
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Hey buddy.
(BABY BABBLES)
What are you playing with?
Come on let's have
some breakfast.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
What's over there?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Caleb?
(BABY BABBLES)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
I take a bite,
you take a bite.
So how was your day?
It was alright.
She driving you crazy yet?
She's just, she's Mom.
Oh thanks for making dinner,
it's good.
Yeah, thanks.
I added the mushrooms
and maybe a little
too much garlic?
So I smell but it's good.
Oh, grab the camera.
HUSBAND: Say cheese.
WIFE: That's one
for the scrapbook.
You know, what let's
get you cleaned up.
Oh wow, how did that
get on his head?
How are you two doing?
You getting along like
a couple old pals?
Oh yeah, he's great.
Yeah pretty awesome
little man here.
He'll just play by
himself for hours.
WIFE: That's good.
He's getting some
good daddy time.
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
Have you ever seen
him talking himself?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
What do you mean?
I don't know, playing
by himself sometimes
and it's like he's with someone.
Like an imaginary friend?
Yeah.
Yeah he's probably got
an imaginary friend.
WIFE: That's cute.
HUSBAND: So you
haven't seen him do it?
No, I mean I've
heard him mumble
to himself but
nothing like that.
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
HUSBAND: I've just never
seen a kid do that before.
Honey, sorry didn't
mean to scare you.
Are you coming to bed?
I'm not tired.
WIFE: Yes you are, go to bed.
In a minute.
What is it?
What's what?
WIFE: Nothing.
HUSBAND: Goodnight.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(LOUD CRASHING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
I'm sorry, thought I
saw something.
You saw what?
Nothing.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(DOG BARKING)
What the hell?
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
You want your bone back
you little bastard?
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
Hi neighbor what can
I do you for?
Your dog is digging up
my garden.
Just keep him out of my yard.
Sorry.
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
Hello.
Hey baby.
HUSBAND: Hey.
WIFE: Hey how was your day?
It was, it was fine.
How was yours?
It was alright,
I'm just tired.
What are you making?
It's new.
Beefy mac and cheese.
Well it doesn't sound
too terrible.
(DOG BARKING)
I'm gonna kill that dog.
WIFE: I know he barks
all night long.
And he's been getting
in the yard.
He dug up the garden,
I found a bone.
So I graciously returned
it to its owner.
You returned it to the dog?
HUSBAND: No the old man.
We've been here one month
and you're already
making enemies.
Hey I'm not in the wrong here.
It's not about being wrong.
It's about getting
along with our neighbors
not getting angry
at the drop of a hat.
You know what if we
can't pay our mortgage
he's not gonna be a neighbor
that much longer anyway so.
Then don't worry about
the dog and the damn garden
since it's all gonna belong to
bank soon.
We missed one month,
we'll make next month.
We have to double up
on payments
or it will still be
considered late.
We have to send both
payments plus late fees.
I'll call the bank
I'll try to explain.
Well have to borrow
some from Mom.
No.
I'd rather sell my soul.
Then what do we do?
I don't know.
Maybe we shouldn't have spent
all our money on this house.
We needed the money
for the down payment.
You needed the money.
We never should've
gotten a mortgage
without a dime left in savings.
You should have said
something.
I did!
But you just had to have
this house didn't you?
WIFE: Hey you could
have said no.
I seem to remember two
signatures at closing.
No you know what I couldn't.
You're my wife I want to make
you happy.
Plus if I did say no I'd
still be hearing about it
because you don't give up until
you get your precious
little way.
Screw you.
Fuck you.
Don't cuss in front of Caleb.
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
(CALM MUSIC)
What the?
What is it?
HUSBAND: There's
something in here.
WIFE: What's in here?
I don't know a mouse?
Right over here.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(GRUNTING)
WIFE: You're drunk.
Go to bed before
you kill someone.
It was in here the other day.
I don't think it was a mouse.
I'm too tired for this.
Caleb was up all night.
I have to wake up
in a few hours.
You want to go chase
rodents go outside.
Could have sworn.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(HEART BEATING)
(BABY CRYING OVER MONITOR)
What are you doing?
What's all that sound
about you want to get up?
Yeah come on, oh yeah.
You okay now?
Yeah alright.
So what was you so mad about?
Alright, come on you hungry?
Get some grilled cheese.
(GROANING IN PAIN)
(COUNTRY MUSIC)
CASHIER: I'll get that sir.
Sir it's okay.
Right I'm sorry.
(REGISTER BEEPING)
Your total is 34.51.
Okay then I'll take,
sorry I don't need this.
(REGISTER BEEPING)
32.20?
Or this.
(REGISTER BEEPS)
CASHIER: 29.76.
Okay great.
CASHIER: You know sir most
people are on food stamps.
I mean don't you have a kid?
A lot of our customers
are on them.
I'm not most customer okay.
I'm just going through a
little bit of a rough patch.
Which is something little girls
in high school don't know
anything about.
I mean all you care about
is a zit on your nose
or what you're gonna
wear tomorrow
or if a cute boy doesn't
notice you.
I have a zit on my nose?
(SIRENS BLARING)
Thus he roamed about
in misery for some years.
Two of her tears wetted his
eyes and they grew clear again
and he could see with
him as before.
He led her to his kingdom
where he was joyfully received
and they lived for a long
time afterwards
happy and contented, the end.
What?
Yeah come here.
Yes okay there we go oh yes.
You go night night?
You want to go in there?
(BABY BABBLES)
You're okay, look right here.
How about that right there?
Yeah right there okay.
Yeah I give you kiss
okay night night baby.
Okay night night, night night.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Is your leg getting better?
I don't know.
Doctor said eight weeks,
you're over halfway there.
Is it any better?
Still hurts a lot.
You're putting too much
pressure on it.
No I'm not.
You'll wake Caleb.
HUSBAND: I'm not, I use
the damn crutch all the time.
You should've gone to your
checkup.
Babe we don't have any money.
Besides what's he gonna do?
He's gonna tell me
to stay off it.
We don't have to pay it
now he can just bill us.
How does billing us help?
We still have to pay.
But we don't do
pay it right now.
You need to take it easy.
Like now there's no reason
why you should be standing up.
You hear that?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Little bastard's still
out there.
Get out.
Don't go out there
you need to sit.
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
Where are you,
you little bastard?
Stop there's no reason for
you to be chasing that dog.
He is tearing up my garden.
You are going to hurt
yourself.
I'll take care of this,
just go inside.
Where are you you little shit?
He was right here.
Now will you go sit down?
Did you see him?
I saw him right there.
He probably slipped
underneath the fence.
Now go inside and sit down.
It was probably a possum
or a squirrel anyway.
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
I could have sworn.
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
(DOG BARKING)
You have to bury
shit in my yard.
Come here.
What can I do for you?
Keep your damn dog
out of my yard.
My dog hasn't
been in your yard.
Yes he has I saw
him the other night.
He is ruining my garden.
We keep in before 10 at night.
I don't care what time it was.
The point is he's doing it.
No he's not.
What do you call this then?
NEIGHBOR: A bone.
Yeah and what
else but your dog
would be digging up my
garden and burying bones?
No one else in the neighborhood
has a dog.
I don't know what's getting
back there but it's not my dog.
Yes it is and if you don't
do something about it I will.
Sounds like a threat.
Take it however you want.
We never gave him bones.
My late wife was
always afraid he'd choke.
(GROANING IN PAIN)
You alright?
Do you need anything?
I'll be fine.
(OMINOUS MUSIC)
(MOUSE TRAP SNAPS)
Yes.
Give me some good news.
(LAUGHING)
Yes.
I got you you little bastard.
Dumb ass, you almost
gave me a heart attack.
Okay I'm sorry.
Didn't hear you come in.
Caught a mouse, told you
there was one in here.
Yeah man slays the beast.
Decent person would
be I don't know?
Thankful maybe.
I'll be thankful if
you throw it outside.
Okay what the hell?
Well I slayed the beast.
Why don't you clean
it and cook it?
Son of a bitch.
Mom was right.
What'd she say?
What did, what did
that bitch say?
She said I shouldn't have
married you.
Is she right?
I don't know.
You know what?
No.
Alright I will not tolerate
someone trying to tear this
family apart.
We've got enough
problems on her own.
Yeah if that's all
she cares about
she can find somebody else
to work in her damn shop.
No don't call her.
I need that job,
we need this job.
I'll talk to her tomorrow.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
WIFE: Oh my gosh.
Saw him outside
the kitchen window.
NEIGHBOR: You animal.
What?
NEIGHBOR: You killed
him you bastard.
Sir I didn't kill your dog.
He probably got hit by a car
tried to drag himself home.
When you let your
dog out this happens.
Please calm down.
Something got to him.
NEIGHBOR: Don't touch him.
Maybe it was coyotes.
He was attacked right here.
You had to cross the fence.
Didn't stand a chance
over whatever got him.
Whatever it was it
must have been
the thing that's been
digging up the garden.
You have blood on your hands.
It's all over the fence.
I have to go to work.
Don't let Caleb see it.
Sir I'm so sorry.
(CAN FALLS)
Shit.
Screw it.
(MUFFLED VOICES OVER MONITOR)
(BABY CRYING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
Shit.
(BABY CRYING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(BABY SCREAMING)
What's wrong?
Come on, come on, come on,
come on, come on let me see.
Okay.
(BABY CRYING)
Okay, okay okay okay buddy.
Sit right here for me alright.
Hey listen
don't be alarmed but
how do you get bloodstains out?
WIFE: What happened?
No no no no nothing just
I had another bloody nose.
And I got some on Caleb's shirt.
WIFE: Are you still bleeding?
Yeah now it's fine,
I stopped it.
WIFE: Let me ask Mom.
No, please don't ask your Mom.
WIFE: No Mom everything's
fine it's just a nose bleed.
Work the detergent directly on
the blood.
After about 30 minutes rinse
under water.
Detergent, 30 minutes, cold
water good.
I gotta go.
WIFE: What's wrong?
Nothing, Caleb spilled
something.
- Alright see you then.
- Okay bye.
What's with these scratches,
buddy?
Yeah.
Damn mice.
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
I got my eye on you
Watching everything you do
I won't let you get away
Go ahead and run
just try to hide
It won't matter
'cause I know I'd
Still find you anyway
I won't let you
I will catch you
I won't let you get away
I won't let you
I will catch you
I won't let you
get away yeah
(DOG BARKS)
Hey baby, okay yeah yeah.
(CLEARS THROAT)
Hey.
Hey.
What time is it?
Have you even started dinner?
HUSBAND: No I guess
I fell asleep.
WIFE: Yeah I see that.
If I'm the one working
don't make me come
home and make dinner.
Don't start.
You know I fell asleep,
it happens.
It's been happening
a lot lately.
Okay you know what?
You nag me to stay off
my leg and when I do
you just keep on nagging?
Because you're on it for
the things that you want to do
but when things need to be
done you suddenly need your...
You know what I'm
getting up okay.
Why don't you just sit
down, rest your weary feet
and shut the hell up?
WIFE: Asshole.
Don't curse in front of Caleb.
F you.
Yes, okay, let's
take our shirt off.
Take our shirt off okay.
Yeah take our shirt off all the
way okay.
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Caleb honey what happened to
your back?
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
Come on let's go.
(BABY CRYING)
What did you do to him?
Yeah I was gonna mention that.
WIFE: What did you do to him?
I didn't, he woke up like
that I didn't do anything.
I can't do this.
HUSBAND: Look I don't
know what happened.
I think something in his crib.
I can't do this.
There, there was
a screw in his crib
and I think maybe that's what...
There's no screw just stop.
It's over.
Everything's over,
I can't do this.
Please.
I can't.
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
I'm sorry buddy.
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
Hey man what's up?
TONY: Hey we're headed
over to the magazine house.
Good, how's the new guy
working out?
TONY: He's working out fine.
Hey listen Mrs. Jackson called
said you'd come by last week.
TONY: Oh yeah.
Hey listen I totally forgot.
We'll stop by there next.
Yeah do that she's a
great customer you know.
TONY: Are you better,
you coming back soon?
No man.
Damn thing won't heal I don't
know what's going on with it.
TONY: Well have you
been to the doctor?
No I'm gonna have to though.
Hurts like hell you know.
(DOG BARKING)
TONY: How's the
little guy doing?
She took him.
TONY: What, she left?
Yeah well truth be told
it's a long time coming.
Maybe it's for the best.
TONY: I'm sorry.
HUSBAND: Hey listen.
It's been a while since
you stopped by
you know I'm still paying
for all that equipment.
If I don't get last month's
and this I won't make it.
TONY: I'm sorry I
completely forgot.
No dude I need it no
later than tomorrow.
If I don't make a payment
they're gonna
take the equipment and the
truck.
And you won't even have
a job then you know.
TONY: Okay, be over there
tomorrow.
Okay good.
This is Stacey Hernandez
on location
downtown near 14th and Harvey.
Earlier today local police were
flagged down by several
transients.
Apparently they found one of
their own
laying in a drainage ditch
dead, possibly murdered.
Today we have an exclusive
interview with lead detective
James Kay concerning
this disturbing death.
JAMES: We do not know the
cause of death at this time
but the body shows
significant damage.
STACEY: By damage what
do you mean detective?
JAMES: Apparently
one or more animals
had removed chunks of flesh
out of the victims left arm.
Were these wounds postmortem?
The punctures and tares were.
STACEY: Were they
the cause of death sir?
JAMES: We do not
know the cause of death.
Whenever we know
something concrete
we will give you that
information.
STACEY: But detective what
type of bite was on the body?
Was it canine?
I have to go.
Sir, sir.
Thank you for your time,
Detective.
This is Stacey Hernandez,
Channel Six
coming to you live from
downtown.
(ROOSTER CROWING)
(PHONE RINGING)
TONY: Yeah yeah it's not
a thing it's my machine.
Leave a message at the beep
or text me you know whatever.
(MACHINE BEEPS)
Tony you were supposed to
be here an hour ago, call me.
Dick.
Yeah no I know I haven't been in
for my follow up but I
just have one question.
NURSE: The doctor is in
with a patient right now.
Can you have him call me back?
NURSE: We just need to
schedule your follow up...
I really need to talk to him.
NURSE: Sir is this
concerning your leg injury?
Not exactly.
I think the prescription he
gave me is making me see things.
NURSE: Well what do
you mean see things?
Like illusions.
NURSE: What exactly
are you seeing?
I don't know, things
that shouldn't be there.
NURSE: Have you been under
any kind of stress lately?
Stress, yes I'm seeing things.
NURSE: Sir, you really
just need
to come on in for your
appointment.
Can I at least get
one more refill?
NURSE: The doctor has to see
you first.
You know what never mind.
(PHONE BEEPS)
(BABY BABBLING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(BABY CRYING)
Caleb.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(ERRATIC EERIE MUSIC)
(SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC)
(MUFFLED WHISPERINGS)
(DISTANT SCREAMING)
(MUFFLED WHISPERINGS)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GROANING IN FEAR)
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)
I'm coming.
Hello.
Good morning sir, Detective
James Kay.
You know your mouth
is bleeding right?
Oh yeah I get nosebleeds.
Must of had one
when I was asleep.
If you need to
clean up, I can wait.
HUSBAND: No no no it's
fine what can I do for you?
Well it seems your neighbor
Mr. Collins
has been missing
for several days.
When was the last
time you saw him?
HUSBAND: Why, what happened?
We're not sure at this time.
When was the last
time you saw him?
I don't know I broke
my leg so I've been
cooped up in here but I saw him
take his garbage out a few
days ago, Monday I think.
Have you seen anything
out of the ordinary
or anything strange in the area?
HUSBAND: Sorry I
can't think of anything.
Are you sure that he didn't just
go on vacation or something?
If he did he would be on foot.
His car's still in the garage.
He's close to his children
and they said that he wouldn't
go anywhere unless
that he notified them.
HUSBAND: Yeah,
other than Monday
I can't think of anything.
Can I call you if I see
something?
Sure here's my card.
Oh, by the way,
his dog is missing too.
Ah yes sir,
something got to it.
JAMES: What do you mean?
Something got to it.
When did this happen?
HUSBAND: About two weeks ago.
Thank you for your time sir.
Yes sir.
Hello?
DOCTOR: Good morning this is
Doctor...
Ah yeah.
DOCTOR: You had some
questions about your medication?
No I was just wondering
if my prescription
caused any vision
problems at all.
DOCTOR: What sort of vision
problems?
Well I've been seeing these
little black things in
the corner of my eye.
DOCTOR: Are they black
spots that float around?
Yeah.
DOCTOR: Did you see them
before starting your medication?
I don't remember.
It started around the
same time I think.
DOCTOR: Sounds like what
you have are called floaters.
Yeah maybe that's it.
I've also been sleepwalking.
Is that?
DOCTOR: Well that's rare but
the drug
has been known to trigger
some somnambic activity.
Why don't you just cut
down on your dosage?
Okay well I'm out.
Is there any way I
can pick up today?
DOCTOR: I need to reevaluate
your pain medicine strategy.
We could discuss it...
I'm in a lot of pain.
DOCTOR: I understand
that but stay off the leg
and in the meantime
take some Ibuprofen.
Please.
DOCTOR: I'll reevaluate
your medication Thursday.
I can't wait okay.
DOCTOR: I don't have any
availability till Thursday.
Take some Ibuprofen and then...
Just please.
Please can just fill the
prescription?
DOCTOR: I can't do that
without re...
(PHONE BEEPS)
God damn it.
(BELLS PLAYING)
(ERRATIC EERIE MUSIC)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(HEART BEATING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(COUGHING)
(LOUD RUMBLING)
That little shit.
(PHONE RINGING)
TONY: Or text me you know
whatever.
(PHONE BEEPS)
Tony.
I don't need the truck
I need the money.
What's the deal, man,
did you quit?
You need to call me.
Damn it.
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(PHONE RINGING)
Tony.
MOTHER: Let me speak
to my daughter.
I'm sorry.
MOTHER: Let me
speak to my daughter.
She's not here.
MOTHER: Where is she?
I don't know,
she's not with you?
MOTHER: Listen, I'm
not playing games here.
I want to know
where my daughter is.
She left, because of you.
MOTHER: Don't blame me
for your stupid decisions.
I only helped by your laziness.
(LAUGHING)
Helped?
Yeah yeah you helped you
helped destroy this family.
You helped take Caleb
away from his father.
That's what you did.
MOTHER: You are
a selfish drunk
and incapable
of raising a child.
And how should
I raise a child?
Like you?
You're still breastfeeding
your 30 year old daughter.
(PHONE BEEPS)
Bitch.
(GRUNTING)
(FURNITURE BREAKING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(MUFFLED WHISPERINGS)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
(UPBEAT MUSIC)
(BRAKES SQUEALING)
(CRICKETS CHIRPING)
Oh God are you alright?
Hey hey are you alright?
Oh shit you're so bloody.
Alright I'm calling 911.
I'm gonna call 911 okay.
Yes yes yes I need
an ambulance okay.
And I just hit someone.
No he came out of nowhere I'm at
Flamingo Avenue, 16th Street.
Yeah his eyes are open and
there's blood everywhere.
And he doesn't really seem
to be responding to me.
Okay thank you.
Hey just stay laying down.
You're hurt you're bleeding
everywhere bro just stay down.
Just stay here the
ambulance is coming okay.
Just stay right.
You were just hit.
Are you an idiot?
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(DOGS BARKING)
(EERIE MUSIC)
Where are you,
you son of a bitch?
(EERIE MUSIC)
(GROWLING FROM MONITOR)
(EERIE MUSIC)
(GRUNTING)
(EERIE MUSIC)
Come here.
Show yourself you son of a...
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(GROWLING)
(DEMON LAUGHING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
MOTHER: Hey get up you drunk.
Where's my daughter
and my grandson?
Let go of me God.
This place is a wreck.
What have you done?
HUSBAND: I told
you they left.
Well anybody in
their right mind
would have left you in this
filthy pigsty.
But she would have come to me
and I haven't talked
to her two weeks.
Oh my God.
Caleb!
You have been planning this.
I told her she could stay
with me if she needed to.
Where's my daughter
and my grandson?
HUSBAND: Get out.
I'm not leaving until you
tell me where she, oh my God.
Oh my God.
You're crazy.
The bitch left.
Which is exactly what you're
about to do.
(GAGGING)
You're the reason she's gone.
(GASPING FOR AIR)
You look fine to go
look for her yourself.
(COUGHING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(PHONE RINGING)
NEIGHBOR: Sounds like
a threat, threat, threat.
No.
SQUISHING SOUND:
No no no.
(ERRATIC EERIE MUSIC)
No.
(GASPING)
(GRUNTING)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(CRYING)
No.
(FLIES BUZZING)
(ACOUSTIC PIANO MUSIC)
(DRAMATIC MUSIC)
(HARD ROCK MUSIC)
There's a monster
under your bed
Now the monster's
in your head
Don't know what to do
what comes in on you
Now the floor
is bleeding red
A contract within that hour
It's your soul
it will devour
Monster deep inside
will no longer hide
Screaming louder and louder
Living in the shadows
Hiding from the light
Running through the darkness
Blackness coldness of
prisoner of the night
Living in the shadows
Does it fell
like the end is near
As the monster
feeds on your fear
Sucking life from
you collecting it too
And it only gets
worse from here
Living in the shadows
Hiding from the light
Running through the darkness
Blackness coldness of
prisoners of the night
Plunge into the light
Leave the darkness behind
Purge the monster
from your mind
Living in the shadows
Hiding from the light
Running through the darkness
Blackness coldness of
prisoners of the night
Living in the shadows
(MONSTER GROWLS)