All language subtitles for The.Unseen.1980.1080p.BluRay.x265-RARBG

First of all, don't yell at me.

It's not my fault.

What?

They don't have our reservations.

Some genius at the business
office must of screwed up.

Oh, great.

I don't believe this.

Did you tell them who you
are and why we're here?

Golly, no Jennifer,

I didn't think to do that.

Of course I told them.

There's nothing they can
do about it, they're packed.

So we'll find another motel.

The really good news is,

there's not a room left in town

because of festival.

Swinging
place, what do you think?

I don't think we have much choice.

Hello?

Good morning, can I help you?

I hope so, we'd like
a room for the night.

I'm sorry miss, but this place

hasn't been used as a
hotel for a long long time.

Now you see it's a, it's a museum now.

It's not a hotel, it's a museum.

Sure it is, a museum,
that's what I said all along.

I'm sorry about the confusion.

Do you work for the
television or something?

I'm a reporter.

Oh, my, my, a television reporter.

Very interesting.

Do you know of any motels around here?

Let's see, uh, back in solvang?

Everything's sold out, anywhere else?

Let me think I uh...

You see, we're kind of in a jam.

I'm up here from la to
do a story on solvang.

One of my girls isn't feeling too well.

Oh, that's too bad.

Listen, um, why don't you come on in now.

I'll call around, see what I can do.

That would be very nice of you.

This place has been in the
family for three generations.

The town was once a water
stop on the southern pacific.

When the diesel trains came,

it turned into a ghost
town almost overnight.

Goodness, they're taking a long time.

It's remarkable, I'm impressed.

Scat, get off there, Ralph.

Do you take care of this place yourself?

Oh yes, yes, my, my father's been gone

for almost twenty years now.

And I'm left with the responsibility.

There's my wife, Virginia, of course,

but she doesn't come here that often.

She stays up at the house.

Oh, here we are.

Hello?

Yes, good morning, um, say uh,

what's the chance of
getting a room the night?

It's kind of an emergency.

Oh really?

The festival, huh, that busy?

Well, uh, how about buellton?

Oh, same thing, huh?

Oh, I see.

Well, thank you very much.

I'm afraid you're out of luck.

Doesn't seem to be a vacancy
anywhere in the whole area.

I doubt hans Christian
Anderson can get a room tonight.

Uh, it's most unfortunate.

God I really don't know what to do.

Well, I'll have to think of something.

If I get through this day,

it'll be a miracle.

Well, I truly wish I could
be of some assistance.

There's nothing you can do.

You've been very sweet, thank you.

Miss!

Yes?

I have an idea.

Well, at least we don't
have to sleep in the car.

Let's not forget I've
got a deadline to meet.

We've gotta get started.

Gotcha.

Where's the good samaritan?

He'll be right out, he's just locking up.

Don't concern
yourself with that, Virginia.

Just get the room ready.

You're not listening to me.

If you continue to refuse to listen to me

I will become very cross with you.

I don't suppose you would
want that to happen now.

Would you?

Gee, this is great house
you've got here Mr. Keller.

Well, thank you, come on.

This must be our lucky day, baby.

Come on, come on.

Come on, come on.

Thank you.
— make yourself at home.

I'm sure you'de like it here.

You're gonna be very
comfortable here for sure.

Virginia.

Virginia.

Our guests are here.

Virginia.

Excuse me.

I'm sorry.

Virginia.

Virginia.

I like you're style, mr.Keller.

Oh, Ernest, please call me Ernest.

Terrific room.

My parents used to give gala balls

in that room with special invited guests.

Of course, I was really
much too young to remember.

Then my mother died and no more parties.

Virginia.

Virginia, where are you?

Virginia.

Would you excuse me for a moment?

I guess I have to go see what's...

Virginia.

There you are.

These are the young ladies

I was telling you about, Virginia.

Hello.

- Hi. — nice to meet you.

The room is ready.

I hope you be comfortable.

Thank you very much, Mrs. Keller.

I'm sure we will.

You're very kind.

Excuse me, I have to go
back into the kitchen now.

You really must excuse my wife.

She's not used to having visitors.

Virginia's always been such a, a shy woman.

Afrail thing, a motherless child.

I'm afraid she'd be lost without me.

Goodness, here I am going on and on and on

and you having to be back in solvang.

Don't be silly.

Your room is on the second floor.

Excuse me.

It's not the ritz, but you
don't run a close second.

I'm sure it's great.

Up this way, please.

You'll have it very comfortable.

I hope you will be comfortable.

Excuse me, I have to go and hide now.

That's not very nice.

I'm just kidding.

Oh, you have to admit
that they're quite a pair.

Do you think they'd mind

if I took a hot bath in a little while?

I'm sure it would be all right.

Christ, it's 12:20 already.

Can you really get along without me?

Well, speaking only for myself.

Myself alone, I personally Karen fast,

could never ever get along without you.

You just feel better.

We'll be back soon.

Okay.

Super salty.

Mr.keller, we're leaving.

Have a nice day.

You, too.

Have a nice day.

Hello?

Hello, is anyone there?

It's me, Ernest.

I, I, I brought some extra blankets.

Are you feeling better now?

Yes, a little.

That's good, darling.

The heating's not very good

in this part of the house

and I wouldn't want you to catch cold.

That's very thoughtful of you.

Well, it's, it's no trouble.

No trouble at all.

Well, I, I guess I'll be going now.

Okay.

Bye bye, thanks again.

Ta—da.

It's not right.

You worry too much, Virginia.

They could find out.

No way, my dear.

No one will ever find out.

I don't like it.

Those girls here.

You're not suggesting

that I don't know what I'm doing now.

Are you?

No, no, it's just that uh—...

It's just that what?

Virginia, Virginia.

It's my job to worry, not yours.

I've always protected us, haven't I?

Huh?

Now, everything will be alright.

Do you understand?

Good.

I'll be at the hotel.

Oh god.

Don't.

No.

The people you see behind me

are some of the 2000 residents of solvang,

direct decedents of group of educators,

who founded this Danish community in 1911.

Somehow miraculously, the town

has retained ethnic authenticity,

right in the middle of our
southern California sunshine.

How dare he to interfere with my work?

How dare he?

He's absolutely going crazy.

The man should be locked up, committed.

What is he doing here?

I don't deserve this.

I'm one of the good guys.

I'm a nice person.

Far from perfect, but I know in my heart,

I'm a nice person and deserve
to be treating with respect.

Slow down.

And if you would please restrain

from talking to him, I'd appreciate it.

Just ignore him.

I know you think Tony is the best thing

that ever happened to me

and that I'm insensitive to his feelings,

but I'm asking you to let me decide

what's best for me, okay, Karen?

It's not okay, but okay.

Where are you?

Are you hiding from me?

Well, if that's what you wanna do.

Play your games.

Coach caught you with
that, he'd have your ass.

You're not gonna say anything, are you?

I don't know.

What's in it for me if I don't?

What is it, blackmail?

All right, consider
yourself on report pal.

Wait, wait.

How about a date with my sister?

She's marvelous disposition.

Easy to get along with.

And the grand ball under Danish maid,

and don't forget that pie eating contest.

Thank you so much for
coming and please forgive us

for that mix—up at the hotel.

Thank you.

Lovely to meet you.

Thanks very much. — bye bye.

Oh, hi.

Beat up on any more women today?

Leave the key in the mailbox, would you?

Thanks.

Let's go Karen.

Well, good luck.

Listen, if it's over, it's over,

but not this way.

Karen.

Wait, will you let me finish?

I think to let this go
down the tubes like this

without even talking is crazy.

Now I'm at in we could

work it out we probably can't.

Nobody can tell me we
didn't have a good times.

Terrific times.

Jennifer, I feel empty inside.

I need very much to talk to you.

Karen.

Get in.

I know you told me keep out of this,

but I really think you should—...

Karen.

This is probably the worst move

you've made in your life.

He loves you. — Karen.

I want you to go back to the house

and see how Vicki's doing.

I'll meet you there in a couple of hours.

Let's take a walk Tony.

Ernest my boy, glad to see you.

Let me look at you.

What a fine specimen you are.

I bet you have all the girls chasing you.

Why don't you sit down,

make yourself comfortable.

I wanna have a good old
fashioned father—son talk with you.

Man to man.

You know what I mean?

Yes sir.

What's that?

I can't hear you.

Yes sir.

That's better.

I thought I just told someone to sit.

There you go.

Look around you boy.

Go on, look around.

This is your daddy's world now.

Kind of depressing, huh?

You look a bit ill at ease.

No need to be nervous with your daddy.

How old are you now boy?

29 years old, sir.

Twenty nine.

That's how old I was
when I married your mother.

She was quite a woman, your mother.

I never met a person
who enjoyed being alive

as much as she did.

You ever think about getting married?

I suppose not, you're too busy

looking after the house

and taking care of sister, right son?

Yes sir.

Well, I guess
you're kind of curious

why I had you come see me.

Virginia came down this morning.

Brought me my lunch.

She started to cry.

Couldn't stop crying.

I figured she must be hiding something,

but she wouldn't tell me what it was.

So I had to beat it out of her.

Seems she got herself with child.

Didn't think she knew about such things.

My little girl.

The big question is who
would do such a thing

to that poor dumb child?

I figured it had to be some
real low—life piece of scum.

You know the first person I thought of son?

You.

I figured right.

I understand this has been
going on for a long, long time.

You told her you'd Bury her alive

if she ever told anyone.

Tell me son.

Did it feel good taking your own sister?

The problem now is what
to do about this situation.

Man to man, what do you
think I should do about this?

I, I, I don't know, sir.

Seems to me we've got

to send sister away somewhere.

Have that problem taken care of.

But what are we going to do about you?

Any suggestions?

I can't hear you son.

Nothing, huh?

Well, don't bother yourself.

Your daddy's got the answer.

Get up off that chair.

We're going to make sure
this doesn't happen again.

That it never happens again.

Aren't we boy?

Pull down your trousers boy.

Please sir, don't, don't do this.

I said pull down your pants.

Don't, don't, don't do this.

Step up here.

You're not going to do this.

Ernest don't, no don't.

No.

You hurt her, I'll fight you.

Please.

No, no Ernest.

J' in my little, hoo,
hoo, hoo, a hoo, hoo j'

j'ah ha, ha, ha, oh, oh, oh, ho, ho j'

Hello?

Hey deadbeat, miss wonderful is back.

You feeling okay?

I know you're in there.

If you don't come out,

I'm gonna come in and get you.

Vicki?

Hello?

Hey deadbeat.

Vicki.

Hello.

Anybody?

Vicki.

Vicki.

Hello.

Anybody?

Hello.

Hey.

Let go.

Come on.

Come on.

Quit this.

Vicki?

Come on.

Oh my god.

Oh, please.

Face the facts, Tony.

You know what the doctors say.

Your knee will never be
the same and you might

as well forget about
playing football again.

I didn't know you were
such an expert on leg injuries.

It's been over a year
and it's only getting worse.

Why won't you believe in me?

It'll heal.

How many doctors have to say no?

It's time to just face it and move on.

Tony, I can't live with
what it's doing to you.

Get him, get him, get him.

Go, get him, get him, get him, come on.

You're so stubborn, Tony.

Don't you know that I love you?

Sure.

Boo.

If you could only see your face.

Ooh, ooh.

Must stop.

It hurts.

That was very naughty of me.

I haven't laughed so
hard in such a long time.

The fire's almost gone out.

No one's come by this afternoon.

It's the most disturbing.

Sometimes I wonder if I should

keep the place open at all in the winter.

Have the young ladies
made dinner arrangements?

Perhaps they would like to dine with us.

Virginia, Virginia did you hear me?

Why don't you answer me?

Will you get that stupid look
off your face and answer me?

Will you answer me?

Virginia, what, what?

What?

What?

Those girls.

The girls, Virginia, where are they?

What?

What's happened?

Where are they?

I didn't wanna hurt you

and if you hadn't been
poking around my things,

you never would've found out

I was pregnant in the first place.

Please try to understand.

It was purely self—protective.

I made the appointment
without saying anything

because I know how you feel.

And I didn't wanna fight.

Tony, we can't have a baby now.

It's as simple as that.

You know it's funny

you look just like the
woman who talked to me

about getting married and
having kids, not so along ago?

Or don't you remember?

Some day I do want all that,

but not now.

If you were working,

involved in something you really loved,

instead of just sitting around expecting

to be a star again, you'd understand.

Okay, I'll take you back now.

Tony.

Let's go.

Hey gang, how we doin'?

Anybody wanna play ball?

Huh?

Come on, let's get up a game.

It'll be fun.

Where are you anyway?

You think I'm angry with you or something?

You should know better than that.

Come on everybody, up, up, up.

Rise and shine!

I think I'm getting warmer.

Who's that?

Is that my little guy?

Why it sure is.

You had yourself quite a day, didn't you?

Quite a day.

Hey, what are shaking for?

There's no need to be frightened.

Would I do anything to hurt you?

Would I?

Would I?

Would I?

Now listen, my dear.

I'm afraid, I'm afraid our world

has been seriously threatened.

There could be serious repercussions

if today's unfortunate
happenstance ever became known.

Blow your nose, blow your nose,

my sweet little honey bunch.

There, there.

I know.

I know, but our situation is not hopeless.

And we have to look on the bright side.

Our situation is not hopeless.

Far from it, but we must
leave no loose ends.

No one knows, no one
knows, no one will ever know

that we had visitors here today.

All evidence of their stay will be erased.

Do you understand?

Do you?

Good, very good.

Now listen my dear, one of our guests

seems to be unaccounted for.

No doubt, she will turn shortly.

So we must not tarry any longer.

We must leave no loose ends.

We must be prepared,

she is our only obstacle.

No.

No.

That assuredly is the
most asinine statement ever

to have escaped from that
delicate mouth of yours, my dear.

I'm talking to you.

Look at me.

Look at me.

Goodness, what am I
getting so excited about?

I haven't done anything.

I haven't done anything.

Let them find out, what can they do to me?

Nothing.

Nothing.

She'd certainly spend
remainder of her years

in a padded cell.

Oh, I'm sure of that.

I wonder what junior's fate would be?

I wonder.

Seems obvious to me, my dear

they would not treat him so kindly.

I'm afraid he would suffer terribly.

No.

There, there, my sweet little sister.

There, there.

I will take care of everything.

You must cooperate now.

Do you understand?

Do you understand?

I can't hear you.

Yes.

I can't hear you.

Yes.

I can't hear you.

Yes.

Hello.

Hello.

Mr.Keller.

Ernest please.

Where is everybody?

What's that?

I said do you know where everybody is?

They'll be right back.

Come on down.

Where are you?

I'm over here!

Come on around.

Oh please be careful, I
wouldn't want you to hurt yourself.

Where'd they go?

The girls?

Yes, the one wasn't feeling
well uh, what was her name?

Vicki.

Vicki, Vicki, yes.

Well, uh, she's feeling fine now

and Karen, it is Karen, isn't it?

Yes. — yes.

Well, Vicki and Karen,

they went out for a
little ride to get some air.

A little ride?

Yes.

Yes, they said to tell you not to worry.

I'm sure they'll be back any second.

Listen, would you mind
doing me a very big favor?

Would you mind holding this

while I try to get this tucked in?

Sure.

It's not heavy at all.

Thank you, thank you,
you're really very kind.

Oh dear, I really best go on a diet.

There we are.

Now I just have to get this screw in,

it won't take long.

I promise.

Ah, dear.

Goodness, it's a wrong size.

You just hold that up, all right?

Okay.

Hold it up,

there we go, there.

Okay.

Hold it.

Wait, where are you going?

I'll be right back.

I promise, I've gotta get a smaller screw.

Uh, don't go away.

You hear?

Don't go away!

I'll be right back.

Ernest.

Mr.keller.

Ernest.

Mr.keller.

Mr.keller, the door is locked.

Mr.keller.

Somebody open the door.

Is anybody there?

Somebody please open the door.

Mr.keller.

Will someone open the door?

Help.

Somebody please.

Ow, oh, oh, ah.

Let me see that beautiful face,

the most beautiful face in all the world.

Beautiful.

We must work on your
manners later, my dear.

I must go tidy up.

No.

I see you've met junior.

Boo.

Don't, don't. — no, no.

Stop it.

No more, no more.

Out of my way.

No.

Get out of my way.

No.

There, there, son, there, there.

We're just playing a game.

We're just fooling around.

It's just the way you happened.

It's just a game.

It's just a game.

No, no, no.

Nobody here but us chickens, huh?

I like that.

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Jennifer.

Jennifer.

No.

No.

No.

No.