All language subtitles for Darkroom.1989.720p.BluRay.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX]

AI?

Alice?

I'm going, I'm late.

Watch out! - No!

I mean it, I gotta get going.

Give me a kiss.

Hey, you gonna miss me tonight?

Yep.

Ah, nuts!

Alice, I forgot my wallet.

AI?

Alice?

Get away!

- Cindy, when you finish
setting the table,

tell the boys the to get
ready for supper.

Yes, Mom.

You still don't have them doing

any of the work around here,
do you?

- Well, they do plenty of work
out on in the groves.

I just think they
shouldn't have to do

women's work. - Women's work.

Yes, I know.

Some things never change, I guess.

So are you gonna tell us

what happened to this
boyfriend of yours?

They had a fight.

No, we didn't have a fight.

- I thought you said he was
going to join us.

It is time I met him.

- He was but I think
he had to work.

He's been busy, really busy.

Yeah, they had a fight.

- Cindy, go and tell the
boys dinner's ready.

Mark, Perry, dinner!

Cindy, go and tell them.

Yes, Mom.

You two must be getting serious.

What makes you think so?

- Well you haven't been
home in so long,

I just figured it was because
of this young man.

It hasn't been that long.

I was here for Christmas.

That was two Christmas' ago.

You're right.

- So, you wanna tell me about
your little tift?

- Nothing to tell, it's the
same old thing.

He wants to get married.

Oh, horrors.

What a fiend.

Very funny, Mom.

I'm just not ready.

- God, you act
like I ruined it.

It's not the point, I don't take

your things and leave them
all over the place.

You got it back, didn't ya?

- Look, I don't care if you
borrow my things,

just put 'em back where
you found 'em.

Okay, I'm sorry.

Okay, what's for supper?

- Nothing unless you
two settle down.

Ah, where's Gramps?

I'm here, let's eat.

Cindy, is Paula back yet?

Not yet.

- Well, we're not gonna
wait for her.

Great.

Here you go, Mark.

Thanks.

Who can that be?

I'll get it.

Hi.

Steve, what are you doing here?

I thought I was invited?

Mm. - You said you

weren't coming.

I didn't hear you drive up.

Where's your car?

Oh, it died.

I had to leave it in town.

Some guy gave me a lift
part of the way.

I had a hell of time
finding this place.

Jesus, I mean, talk
about the boonies.

I'm glad you made it.

Come on in, I want you to
meet the family.

Everybody,

this is Steve.

This is my sister Cindy.

Hi. - Hi.

Mark and Perry, my cousins.

Nice to meet ya. - Same here.

- And this my grandfather,
Forrest Hodge.

How do you do, sir?

Pretty damn good.

So you're the young fella Janet's
been telling us about.

Well, I certainly hope so.

And this is my mom.

- I'm so glad you were
able to come down.

- Hey, it's a pleasure to meet
you Mrs. Templeton.

- Janet has told us so
much about you.

Don't worry, I lied.

Perry, don't just sit there.

Get Steve a chair.

I'll get another setting.

- You're a lot cuter
than your picture.

Thank you.

- Janet tells me you're
a photographer.

- Yes, in fact, that's how
she and I first met.

She gave me my first big break.

She was the prettiest advertising
exec I'd ever seen.

- That must be a pretty
glamorous job.

- Well, it's a lot of work but
it has it moments.

- Do you ever get to
work with models?

Sometimes.

Too many times.

- Steve, since you're
the guest here,

why don't you go ahead
and say grace.

Okay.

That's the F-stop.

What's the F stand for?

And, ah, this is the focus.

Ah, another F word.

You know, there are some Indians

who believe that if you
take their picture,

you'll capture their soul.

Well it's getting late.

I better do the dishes.

Can I help?

Oh, no, you're the guest.

Besides, that's women's work.

I'll do 'em, Mom.

Oh, well thanks, honey.

- Do you want me to fix a
plate for Paula?

She can get it herself later.

She out's with George.

She won't be back till real late.

Shut up, Mark.

- So, Steve, you can't get Janet
here to tie the knot, huh?

Pardon me?

- You wanna marry her,
don't ya?

Gramps. - So why don't you

marry the boy? - Dad, shush.

- Time someone made an honest
woman out of her.

Gramps, let's drop it now, okay?

Okay.

Steve, you must be tired.

Mark, would you show
Steve to his room?

I know you two are
living together,

but I'm old fashioned.

- That's okay, Mrs. Templeton,
I understand,

and deep down inside, I'm
old fashioned, too.

I'll show him.

Come on, Steve.

Gramps, behave yourself.

Behave myself?

Behave? - Dad.

- Goodnight, everybody.
- Goodnight.

Goodnight.

You're just down the hall.

Second door on the right.

Where are you?

I'm right there.

The room with the locked door.

Goodnight, Steve.

I'm really glad you decided
to come after all.

Yeah, me too.

I can't resist home cooking.

Jerk!

What are you doing here?

- You didn't think I was gonna
spend the night alone,

did ya? - As long as we're

in my mother's house.

- Get out of here,
you're not serious.

You bet I am.

Besides, if she wanted us
to sleep together,

she would have offered.

Oh. - Go away.

- Come on, I
just wanna talk.

Sure, you wanna talk.

Don't you believe me?

No.

If you wanna talk, then talk,

otherwise, hit the road.

Okay.

What do you wanna talk about?

I don't.

I wanna go to sleep.

- Can't we just cuddle
for a minute?

Alright.

- I like your family, they
seem really nice.

I'm glad.

- Your mom seems a little
uptight about Paula.

What happened to her tonight?

I don't know.

Last time I saw her, she was
going to break up

with her boyfriend for
the 20th time.

Who is he?

George Campbell.

He worked in the groves a
couple of summers ago

and just charmed the
pants off her.

He's real strange.

He ran away from home
when he was 15,

and he lives in trailer
somewhere near the river.

Sounds charming.

How could she go for a
guy like that?

- Paula was always a little
on the wild side.

Seems to, ah, run in the family.

- Yeah, I noticed the way Cindy
was looking at you tonight.

Yeah, me too.

Don't worry,

I'm a one sister kinda guy.

Steve. - I know, I know,

I gotta go.

No, not yet.

- Mom, is
everything alright?

I'm so mad at Paula.

Why?

She didn't come home last night.

I thought she had come
to her senses.

I thought she was gonna
put an end to it.

- Don't worry, Mom,
she'll come around.

- It's not the first time
she's done this

but I swear, it'll be the last.

I'll tell you what,

Steve and I will bring her back.

Did you get any sleep at all?

Not really.

- Why don't you go upstairs,
get some rest.

We'll take care of Paula.

Thanks, honey.

I'll just lie down for
a few minutes.

Gramps, coming in for breakfast?

Ah, no pal, I ate already.

What's wrong with the car?

I don't know.

It was fine yesterday and now the
damn thing won't start.

You're up early.

Ah, yes sir.

I got a lot to do.

- I wish you'd get some work
done around here

instead of spending so much
time tromping around

all over the place.

Me? - Yes, you.

You've been acting real
funny lately.

You wander off all the time,

disappear for hours on end.

- I don't know what
you're talking about.

Nevermind.

Now just try to remember,

a lot of things around here
that need to get done.

Yes, sir.

Oh, man, that was terrific.

That was really terrific.

- What do you sound so
surprised for?

You've always liked my cooking.

Yeah, but this is the first time

I've had anything you've
cooked by hand.

How does she usually cook it?

She nukes it.

- I think he's
referring to our microwave.

- Oh, we've been trying to talk
Aunt Nora into buying one.

- Trust me, if this is
any indication,

you don't want one.

- Ah, I promised Mom
we'd go get Paula.

You wanna play guide and show us
the way to George's?

Sure.

Where's George's?

- It's down by the Ritter
house near the river.

Really?

I don't suppose
there'd be any fish

in this river of yours,
would there?

- Yeah, it should be pretty good
this time of year.

I hate fishing.

It's so slimy.

You got any poles?

- Oh, I don't know, I haven't
fished in a long time.

- You wanna come? - I can't,
I got chores.

Mark? - No,

I'm gonna work on my bike.

Come on.

Where?

To find your fishing pole.

- I'd love to help Steve
find his fishing pole.

Cindy, please.

After you.

Now if I could only find
those stupid poles.

Hey, what's behind this door?

That was my father's darkroom.

He was a real photography nut.

No kidding, I didn't know that.

You never talk about
your father much.

What do you wanna know?

All you ever told me is that

he died about 10 years ago.

I don't even know how.

Well, there was a fire

at my uncle's house.

No one knows how it started.

My father, my aunt and
uncle were trapped.

- That was Mark and
Perry's parents?

Mom took them in.

They've been with us ever since.

I'm sorry.

What's wrong?

Uh, spider webs.

Ah, dammit.

God, I hate spiders.

- Oh, come on, they
don't eat much.

Thanks a lot.

Hey, what's this?

Maybe they're in here.

No, that's a crawlspace.

It's probably full of rats.

Come on.

Okay.

Uh-huh.

Success.

- Wow, they haven't used
these things in years.

Hmm, they look okay, though.

Now all we need is a little luck.

Let's get out of here.

- Look out, here come the rats
eating.

You belong in a home.

You're crazy about me.

I am?

Trust me.

Cindy?

God, will you smell that air.

- I don't trust air
that I can't see.

- Oh, you know, you have to admit
it's very beautiful here.

- Yeah, it's a great
place for families

and dead people.

You know all kidding aside,

this would be a great place
to raise some kids.

What's the matter?

You promised, no pressure.

- What the hell do you
want me to do?

I told you, I'm not ready.

Will you ever be ready?

What's it going to take, huh?

I just need time.

Jesus, how much time?

One of these mornings
you're gonna wake up

and I'm not gonna be there.

I'm all set, let's

go.

Which way are you guys headed?

- Straight down the
river that way.

You guys go ahead.

I'll catch up.

Steve?

- I guess my timing's not
so great, huh?

Uh, that bad?

Let's go.

- Do you wanna
talk about it?

What? - The fight.

- What makes you think
we had a fight?

Well, I don't know.

I guess the way you two
stopped talking

the minute I showed up.

- Well, it was
just a tiny fight.

Hmm.

Well he sure seems
like a nice guy.

He is.

- Then why don't you two
just go ahead-

- You mention one word
about marriage,

and I'll rip your head off.

- Well, if you're not
gonna do that thing

you just told me not to say,

can I have him?

- I really missed your delicate
sense of humor, Cindy.

Of course you can,

over my dead and lifeless body.

Come on, let's get Paula.

The first time I met Steve,

he was surrounded by all of
these gorgeous models

at this party, but he
called me the next day

and said he really
enjoyed talking to me

and he wanted to see me.

That's nice.

- Steve, you schmuck, you scared
the shit out of us.

It's not funny.

- Okay, I'm sorry, I
couldn't resist.

Why'd you go back to the house?

My camera.

Smile, girls.

For posterity.

Come on, you jerk.

Jerk?

Don't cheat.

Morning, Nora, Forrest.

- Travis, what brings you all
the way out here?

- Well, I got some
unpleasant news.

I think Norm Ritter didn't
show up for work,

and his phone's out.

Is that so? - I just came

from his place.

He and his wife seem
to be missing,

and it looked like there might
have been some foul play.

My Lord.

- I just wanted to know if
you'd seen or heard

anything out of the ordinary?

Anybody hanging around
that shouldn't be?

No, not at all.

- How 'bout you, Forrest? - No,
no, nothing.

Excuse me.

- Kids around, I'd like
to talk to 'em.

They're all out right now.

They be back soon?

I really don't know.

- I'll drop back by later then,
alright?

Hey, I heard Janet's in
town for a spell.

How's she doing?

Doing fine, Travis.

She's doing just fine.

Mm-hmm, that's great.

How 'bout yourself?

- Paula ran off with that damn
George Campbell again.

I'm worried about her, Travis.

Don't worry, Nora.

She'll come home, she
always comes home,

and if she doesn't, I'll
personally drag her butt back here.

Thanks, Travis.

Mark's not in the house.

Do you know where he might be?

I haven't the vaguest.

I'm going after Denton.

What for?

- Something I should
have told him.

Well, what, for heaven's sakes?

It's probably nothing.

Just something bothering me.

How are you gonna get there?

You said your car's not running.

I'm taking Janet's.

You shouldn't do that.

Not without asking her.

She won't mind.

She's family.

This is it?

Let's go fishing.

No, let's get Paula first.

Besides, there are probably a
million mosquitoes

who call that place home.

Alright, alright.

- You know, I think George lives
around here somewhere.

Somewhere?

Somewhere?

I thought you knew where he lived?

Give me a break.

I've only been there once.

That's it?

Yeah.

Lovely.

I've gotta have a talk with Paula.

Stop it!

Stop it!

Stop, stop it!

Stop it!

Are you alright?

Christ, who was that?

I don't know.

It was George.

It was George Campbell. -
That was George?

What is he crazy?

- Oh, I'd say he's got
a 50-50 shot.

Paula?

Paula?

Oh, my God!

Paula!

No, that bastard.

That bastard!

- Don't, don't touch anything till
we call the police.

- I can't just leave her
here like this.

I can't.

We have to, now come on.

The phone's dead.

What do you mean it's dead?

Oh, she's right.

Oh, the Ritters.

Well you went there, right?

It's not good.

The place was wide open.

There was nobody there.

Did you try their phone?

The line has been cut.

- Why did Mom let
Gramps take the car?

Let's not lose control here.

He'll be back soon.

There's nothing we can
do till then.

If it's the last thing I do,

I'm gonna find George Campbell

and rip his goddamn throat out.

- I just don't understand
why he would go

and do something like that.
- Look, look,

you said she was gonna end
it with him, right?

That must have just pushed him
right over the edge.

He always was a nutcase.

What's happened?

Where's Paula?

There's been an accident.

But she's not hurt.

Mom, Paula's,

she's dead.

No, oh, my God!

No!

Mom? - Let's get her upstairs,

come on.

Mom? - Come on.

- It's like she's not
even breathing.

She's probably just in shock.

You okay? - No, I'm not okay.

Goddammit.

- We've gotta
get some help.

How? - I'll got to town.

On foot?

It's 20 miles.

Well what about a neighbor then?

The Ritters were the closest.

There's not another house for
at least 12 miles.

Your moped.

Can you get that going?

- Well yeah, but it's
still in pieces.

It'd take me a while.

Do it.

Just do it, okay?

Okay.

- I wish she would just
say something.

Or cry even.

Anything.

- Do you think she's
gonna be alright?

She'll be fine.

Wait, where are you going?

I'm going back out to Paula.

What, are you crazy?

You can't go back out there.

I can't leave her like that.

I won't touch anything, I just,

I just wanna cover her body.

Listen to me,

what's happened to
Paula is horrible,

but you cannot go wandering
around out there

with that maniac on the loose.

I can take care of myself.

You're not making any sense.

- I'm not gonna leave
her like that!

Okay.

We'll be right back.

I'm going with you.

- No, I don't think
that's a good idea.

She's my sister too.

I'm going.

Okay.

Perry, you stay with mom.

I will.

- Okay now, let's keep
our eyes open.

Chief!

Chief!

Chief! - Hold on, hold on,

Perry, calm down.

What's this all about?

- It's George Campbell,
he killed Paula.

He killed her, Chief!

Janet and Cindy just went down to
take care of the body.

Christ.

Look, can you show me where?

Just show me where. - I can't,

Nora's in awful shape.

I can't leave her.

Just tell me then.

- It's down at his place,
down near the river.

Look, you just stay put.

Look at this.

Come on, don't, don't, don't.

There's not time to
play detective.

Sam, Sam, come in!

Goddamn it, where the hell are
ya when I need ya?

You son of a bitch.

What the fuck?

No, hey, come on, man!

Don't!

No!

This way.

Oh, my God!

Oh, God.

Great,

now the bastard's got a gun.

Shit.

Shit!

It's empty.

There are bullets in his belt.

I'll get them.

God, are you insane?

Don't go back there.

Come on.

There were three bullets.

- Maybe Gramps is back and we
can get help now.

I'm sure he is.

Let's go.

Did he find you?

Chief Denton, I sent him
to look for you.

He's dead, Perry.

George killed him.

What?

Let's get inside.

Is Gramps back yet?

No.

Where's Mark?

Last I saw him, he was down

in the basement
working on his bike.

Mark?

Mark?

He's not there.

Hey.

Where have you been?

I was fixing my bike. - Where?

- What, I was just testing it,
why?

- Because somebody just killed
Chief Denton, that's why.

What do you mean, somebody?

It was George.

We don't know that.

What is the matter with you?

No, no, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

I'm gonna go sit with mom.

I'm going for help.

Give me the keys to your bike.

No, I'll go.

Mark.

It's my bike, I'll go.

I'm not a kid.

I'll be back.

Mark? - What?

- I think something must have
happened to Gramps.

He's been gone too long.

It's too dangerous, I don't
want you to go.

Well it's our only chance.

- um, I'll be in my room
if you need me.

God, I can't stand this waiting.

Don't worry, Mark will be okay.

There's somebody out there!

What?

- Out there, there's
somebody watching us!

It must be George.

Come on, let's get him.

You take this.

I'm going with you.

You stay here, we'll be fine.

Come on.

Perry?

Better kill the light,
he'll see us.

Right.

Over here.

Shit.

Perry?

Perry?

I'm right here.

Steve, ah, help me!

Steve!

Steve, Steve, help!

Oh, Jesus, Perry.

Hey, stop, stop!

Hey!

Oh, my God.

It's been too long.

I'm going after them.

Are you out of your mind?

What about us?

You'll be safe.

Keep the door locked behind me

and don't open it for anyone.

Anyone.

It's okay, it's me.

Open the door.

Oh, God, you got hurt.

No, I'm okay.

George jumped me,

but I nailed him with the
flashlight real good

and he got away.

Where's Steve?

He's still out there.

Janet went to look
for both of you.

Oh, Perry, why did this
have to happen?

- It's okay, it's gonna be
alright, Cindy.

Oh, God.

Perry, what are we gonna do?

Don't worry.

Janet will be back soon,

and I'll be with you.

I'm just so scared.

What are you doing?

Kiss me.

Stop it!

What's gotten into you?

Smile for me, Cindy.

I want you to smile the way
he made her smile.

Perry, are you crazy?

I said, smile!

Stop it, you're scaring me.

Dumb women.

He got to her just like Paula.

What?

- I followed her and that
George Campbell creep

back to her shack.

She let him do it.

Just like Mama let your father,

so I had to stop it.

You killed her?

Killer her?

Did I?

I saw her with George.

I wanted to kill him.

The bastard got scared
and ran away.

I did.

I had to care of Paula.

Smile.

Smile, don't be shy.

- Okay,
I'll smile.

Just tell me what you
want me to do.

I want you to die.

No, fuck you!

You go to hell, Perry.

I'm sorry, Mom,

but I saw you with uncle Jack.

I
had to do it.

It had to stop.

I didn't know Daddy'd come back.

I didn't
want to hurt him.

I'm not your mother, Perry.

No!

Look at these pictures.

A lot of these are just
like the ones

your dad used to take.

See.

There's Paula.

Oh, this one, I'm particularly
proud of this one.

She saw me coming back
from George's,

and she'd tell everybody and
then no more Perry.

Oh, see, before and after.

No, no.

I can't. - Oh, and here's

her husband.

Oh, and here's Gramps.

Look at them, goddammit.

No!

Leave me alone!

No, Mama, please help, please,
Mama!

God!

Mama, please wake up.

Mama, help!

No, Perry!

- If you
wish to place a call,

please hang up and try
your phone again.

If you need help, dial
your operator.

This is a recording.

Cindy?

Mom?

You feel any better?

I'm so dizzy.

What am I doing here?

Did I faint?

You just kinda blacked out.

Paula.

I remember now.

I feel so weak.

Just take it easy.

I'll be fine.

Where's Cindy?

I'm not sure.

I don't know.

Resting, maybe.

I had the worst dream.

It scared me so much.

Cindy was there,

and George Campbell kept hitting
her with something.

He just kept

hitting her again and again.

And she was screaming.

And asking for help.

It was just a bad dream.

There was blood all over her.

And she grabbed me.

Look, it really happened.

- No, you must have
scratched yourself.

No, find Cindy, please.

Cindy?

Cindy?

Oh, shit.

Mom, listen to me.

We've gotta be quiet and
get out of here.

He killed them all and I
think we're next.

- I told you George
Campbell was here.

I saw him.

I told you. - Not George, Mom,

it's Perry.

Ah, but, but Perry?

What are you talking about? - Shh.

Come on.

He- - Shh.

Goddamn.

Janet?

Janet?

What was that?

He's looking for us.

Gas all over.

He's gonna burn the house down.

Aunt Nora?

Where are you guys?

I wanna talk to you.

Janet?

Mom, just lie still.

Try, try not to make any noise.

I'll get us out of here.

Nora?

Are you down there?

Where did Janet go, Nora?

I've been looking all
over for her.

Is she down here with you?

I just wanna talk to her a minute.

Where is she?

She's gotta be down
here someplace.

I've looked all over the house.

I suppose she might be in
the crawlspace,

but I doubt it.

Not with all the rats and
spiders in there.

Janet wouldn't be that stupid.

Oh, my God!

Oh, God!

You bastard!

- It's nailed. - Let's
try around back.

- You're all mine now,
Janet, darling.

Perry.

Stay where you are.

It's all over, Perry.

Put it down.

- Not until I
kill everybody.

Don't you see?

Holy shit.

- I'm wanna send a couple of men
over there in the woods.

Ah, no.

- It's a real
mess out here.

- I sure will,
Jesus Christ.

- Yeah, no more
survivors in here.

Okay.

- I better tell 'em to
get a body bag down.