All language subtitles for Mountaintop.Motel.Massacre.1983.1080p.BluRay.x264.AAC-[YTS.MX]

(Birds chirping)

(Eerie lullaby music)

(Bird cawing)

- Shoo.

(Bird cawing)

(Eerie music)

(Humming musically)

(Squeaking)

Lorie!

Girl, you better
come get your critter

before I chop his head off.

Lorie, you better get out here!

(Humming musically)
(Eerie music)

Well, you can't say
I didn't warn you.

(Squeaking)

(Thwacking) (Suspenseful music)

- [Lorie] Daddy, I've
got to talk to you.

It's mama.

She's getting sick again.

I think she needs to go
back to the hospital.

But she told me if I
ever mentioned it again,

she was gonna get me.

Talk to me daddy.

- Lorie.

You better answer me.

You hear me?

- I summon thee.

(Gasping)

I summon thee.

Spirits of beyond.

(Eerie voices echoing)

Show me a sign.

- I told you, I told you
never, never to do... (Groaning)

(Thwacking) (Clanging)

No.

(Shafleflng)

(Groaning)

(Bird cawing)

(Groaning)

Shh, shh.

Shh.

(Groaning)

Shh, shh.

(Groaning)

Shh, shh.

(Groaning)

(Creaking)

(Crying)

(Siren blaring)

(Muffled man talking)
(Door slamming)

- [Man] Okay.

- [Man] Excuse me, look out.

Where is she?

- In here, follow me.

- [Bill] Father.
- (Muttering a prayer)

- [Man] Corning through.

- Please, please baby, please.

Please.

- One, two, three, four, five,

six, seven, eight, nine, 10.

(Electronic beeping)

Six, seven.

- [Man] We got vp
up, stand clear.

Defibrillate on three.

One, two, three.

(Gasping)

No pulse, continue cpr.

- [Man] One, two,
three, four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine, 10.

(Electronic beeping)

- Why still have peak
field stand clear.

Defibrillate on three.

One, two, three.

(Evelyn groaning)

I'm sorry.

(Groaning)

(Eerie music)

(Engine rumbling)

(Sirens blaring)

- I'm sorry Evelyn.

How did it happen?

- There was an
accident in the garden.

I don't quite remember.

- Sheriff, don't you think
the lady is a little too upset

to be answering a
bunch of questions?

(Suspenseful music)

- Are you a relative?

- I'm reverend bill
mcwilley, I was a friend of

her husband's before...

- Are you a guest here?
- Yes.

- Is that your
old car out there?

- [Bill] Right.

- Did you witness the accident?

- I didn't see a thing, sheriff.

- You gonna be around
in a couple of days?

I'll have another question
or two I'd like to ask you.

- I'll be around.

- Evelyn.

-And so we find it
impossible to accept the death

of one so young, the lord's
reason for taking her from us

is beyond our comprehension,
but within our faith.

Our faith not to question,
but to accept as is evident

in the song of Zechariah.

- She killed her didn't see?
- That we might trust him

- without fear through out...
- Yes and she's still crazy.

- [Bill] The days of our lives.

- And you my child...
- Mama says you're crazy.

- You'll be known as
the prophet of high.

We'll have a moment
of silent prayer.

Dear heavenly father, we
commend to thy loving care

the body of this child,
whom we loved so clearly.

Blessed the bereaved that their
sorrow may become bearable.

Forgive us of our sins
and we will thank thee

forever and ever, amen.

(Thunder rumbling)

(Eerie music)

Look, I'll be in cabin
three if you need me okay?

- Thank you, thank you.

(Sighing)

- [Lorie] Mama.

Mama.

(Eerie music)

(Bell ringing)

- Ma'am, y'all open?

Have you got a vacancy?

- $7.

Room two.

- Thank you ma'am.

- Howdy.

- Howdy, sorry if
I disturbed you.

- No, no. (Thunder rumbling)

It's just so spooky
around here, I,

I just wanted to come
out and see who's here.

Here for a while, huh?

Thought I was the
only one brave enough

to stay at this place.

- Yeah, or broke enough.

- You got it, I'm bill mcwilley.

- I'm Melvin crenshaw.

- Hi, how are you?
- Fine, how do you do?

- Can I help you
with this stuff?

- Watch it, that's heavy.
- (Groaning)

- Right.

Well it's kind of good to
have company around here.

- Yeah.

At least it's dry in here.

- Yeah, that could
be a god's blessing

before the night's over with.

- Yeah, it's close
to suppertime.

Wonder if they got
a cafe around here?

- Forget about it, join me.

Old crow, bit of sausage.

- Mm-hm! (Chuckling)

(Bed creaking) (Eerie music)

- Rain on the wedding
night's supposed

to be bad luck ain't it?

- I wouldn't doubt it.

- What's wrong?

- Nothing.

- Are you sure?
- Mm-mm.

(Snake rattling)
(Suspenseful music)

Where are you going?

- This motel, it's where
we're staying tonight.

- It's not even
seven o'clock yet.

- Yeah, and it's my
wedding night too.

- Oh.

(Dog barking)

- Hold on!

Are you all right?

Did you see that?

- I'm not sure what I saw.

- I ought to be a stuntman.

- Where's that dog?

- Hang on baby,
you talk too much.

(Groaning)

J“ it's so sad to be alone

j“ help me make it
through the night

- look out Loretta. (Chuckling)

- Right.

- Hey mister!

God, he's gonna die!

- [Woman] I know.

We're gonna be the only
people in the family

to ever make something
of ourselves.

- [Woman] I know
it, I know it, god.

(Thunder rumbling)

- This is it?

- What the hell'd you
expect, a holiday inn?

You know I can't afford that.

(Thunder booming)

- I'm sorry.

(Sighing)

Really, I am.

Go on and check us in.

- [Vernon] Woo.

- My goodness, what a storm.

- [Vernon] Yes ma'am.

- What can I do for
you this evening?

- I'd like a room.

- Single or double?
- Single.

- Two of you?

- [Vernon] Yes ma'am,
just me and my new wife.

-All right, that'll be $7.

Thank you.

Room four, just married.

(Thunder booming)

Well I'll see to it that
you're not disturbed.

Oh and tell your little wife
I'll have a surprise for her.

- Thanks.

- Oh just a moment.

Here, in case the lights go out.

- I'd imagine the light's
gonna be out anyway.

(Eerie music)

(Muffled talking)

(Suspenseful music)

Woo! (Woman chuckling)

(Suspenseful music)

Woo.

(Sighing)

- Hm.

- Don't say it.

- I wasn't going to say a word.

I was taught if you
can't say something nice

don't say anything at all.

- Funny, very funny.

- Let's get in bed.
- Yeah.

Vernon.

Vernon what is this?
(Suspenseful music)

(Vernon sighing)

- Just an old sack,
throw it in the corner.

(Water dripping)

- [Melvin] How long you
been a preacher anyway?

- I been spreading the
good news about 25 years.

And it beats the heck out
of selling life insurance

or bibles, that's how it come
I started preaching you know.

Selling bibles.

Two sundays ago, way
back to April in 1955,

I've saved over 500 people.

- Yeah but your preaching
don't say nothing

about drinking does it?

- Sure it does.

I don't want to drink forever.

It's a long slow process.

Rome wasn't built
in a day, you know.

- No, or drunk up in a night.

- The kingdom of heaven
isn't some place up there

in the clouds, it's here
and now in your heart.

- If the kingdom of
heaven is in my heart,

where's the kingdom of hell?

- Well, I guess it's there also.

I've see by your tools
over there that you're in

the construction
business of some kind?

- Yep, journeyman carpenter.

- [Bill] Out here for work?

- No, just looking.

- Business is kinda
down out there isn't it?

- Man let me tell you something.

I haven't been outta work
since I was 16 years old.

And I ain't never seen
nothing like this.

- Well, to tell you
the truth about it

I ain't been exactly
setting the woods on fire

and saving souls myself.

Well Melvin, I
think I'll turn in.

- Goodnight.
- Night, bill.

- [Louise on phone] Yes, hello?

- Louise, al.

- [Louise on phone]
- Al, where are you?

It's late.

- Yeah I know, look I'm
about 20 miles north of Mina.

I'm in a heavy rainstorm,
I can barely see to drive.

Do you have your motel
guide at the apartment?

- [Louise on phone]
- Yeah, I think so.

- [Al] Get it for me, would you?

See if you can find
me the closest motel.

- [Louise on phone] Do you
know which highway you're on?

-Yeah, 71.

- [Louise on phone]
- Okay, let's see here, 71.

Yeah, here we go, about
12 miles north of Mina,

there's one called
mountaintop motel.

- Great, you're a sweetheart
of a secretary, Louise.

- [Louise on phone] Gee, thanks.

You're gonna like this
motel, it's real cheap.

Must be a favorite stopover
for advertising men.

- Aren't we a smart ass tonight?

- [Louise on phone]
- Drive carefully.

- Okay, thanks baby.

- [Woman] I can't believe
you ran off the road.

Why don't you ever watch
where you're going!

- [Woman] I'm sorry.

- Oh this is so dumb.

You are the world's worst.

- You couldn't do any better.

- Oh this is so
stupid we're out here

in the middle of nowhere.

- I know.

- Damn. (Kick thumping tire)

What are we doing
out here anyway?

(Country music)

- [Woman] Oh thank god a car,
wave him down, wave him down.

Maybe he'll give us a lift.

- Maybe he's a pervert.
- Prissy, come on now be nice.

Hey stop!

- Get in.

- Would you give us a ride?

Oh yeah, it'd be great
to get out of the rain.

Thanks.

- [Al] Heck of a time
and place to have a flat.

- Yeah, well, if you had
stayed on the damn road.

- I tried to, I told you
for the hundredth time.

- Give you girls a lift
to the motel up the road?

- A motel, forget it.

- You don't have to
bite his head off.

- No, no it's okay.

I'd be mad too if
I'd been caught out

in this rain, got wet like that.

My name's al.

- I'm Tanya, this
is my cousin prissy.

- Cousins?

You kinda look like cousins.

(Sighing)

- This sure is some car.

- Yeah and look a telephone,
you must be rich or something.

- Oh no, nothing like that.

- [Prissy] Well
are you a lawyer?

- No but I keep dozen of
them working full time.

You girls ever hear
of Columbia records?

Well, that's mine,
that's my baby.

- My god, you must
know Barbara mandrell.

- [Al] Sure do, Barb's
made me a fortune.

- Well, what are
you doing down here?

- I'm on a talent search.

As a matter of fact I was
heading down to shreveport

to audition a group,
if they're good enough

I'll give 'em a break.

- You know what?
- What?

- Me and prissy sing too.

- No kidding?
- Oh Tanya shut up.

- Well we do, we sang
in the Springfield

country jamboree
last Saturday night.

- [Ai] Really?

- Tanya the jamboree
is a long way

from being able to make records.

- Well, I know, but it
wouldn't do any harm.

Maybe ai would listen
to us at the motel.

- Oh shut up you're
embarrassing me,

he don't wanna listen to us.

- Well, it never hurts
to ask, does ital?

- No, you can't be
bashful in this business.

- See there.

Well, how about it?

Will you listen to us?

- We'll see.

(Thunder booming)

- Darn.

- Hey, hurry up before
the lights come back on.

- [Woman] I'm coming.

- Oh I'm so horny,
I can't stand it.

- (Suspenseful music)
- Down boy.

- [Vernon] That's
easy for you to say.

- I'm not going to trodding
in here and jump into bed

and lie back and one,
two, three it's over

like when we were in your
pickup truck at the drive-in.

- What do you want,
champagne, soft music?

- [Woman] No.

It is my wedding night,
I want it to be special.

- Oh yeah, how are
you gonna do that?

- Just leave that to me.
- (Thunder booming)

- What are you doing in there?

- [Woman] Hold your horses.

- It's not my horse
that's bothering me.

(Gasping) (Snake rattling)

- What is it?

(Thudding) (Thunder booming)

(Groaning)

Oh my god.

- [Vernon] I've been bit.

Get some help.

(Thunder booming) (Groaning)

- Hello?

Hello?

Damn.

Oh.

Don't try to move, darling.

I'll be right back.

Hang on.

- Doesn't look
too good, does it?

- Well let's turn back, I
don't wanna get stuck again.

- Eh.

(Thunder booming) Hang on!

(Explosion booming)

Geez.

- Oh god.

- That one almost got us.

- I think I wet my pants.

- Well, they were wet anyway.

It doesn't look open.

- I'll get out and take a look.

- Rats.

- What's wrong?
- The money's in our purse.

The purse is in the car.

- Well, don't y'all worry,
you can stay with me,

you wanted to audition right,
you can audition all night.

- Really?
- Mm-mm.

(Thunder rumbling)

- [Evelyn] Good evening.

- Can I have a
room for the night?

(Thunder booming)

Storm knocked your
power out, huh?

Know where the
road narrows back?

Atree fell down, it's
blocking the road.

Can I have a room please?

Thank you.

Candlelight.

Number one?

Excuse me, I think you
have a spiderweb here in,

in your hair, thank you.

- Hey, hey!

Hey I need some help my
husband's been snake bitten.

- [Al] Where?

- He's in our room, number four.

- [Al] The snake
was in your room?

- Yes, please help
me, we need to get him

to a hospital, where's
the nearest hospital?

- We can't there's a
tree blocking the road.

I'll call a doctor.

- The phones are out.

- Got a phone in the car, you
go back and take care of him.

I'll make the call.

- Well what was this
going on over here?

- The girl's husband's
been snake bitten.

When we get around to the
room you two take the bags

on you, I'm gonna have
to call the doctor.

(Suspenseful music)

This is it ladies.

Don't start without me.

(Thunder booming)

- [Man on phone]
- Sheriff's department.

-Yes I need help, I'm
at the mountaintop motel.

Can you give me a doctor?

- [Man on phone] Yes sir, but
I'm only the night dispatcher.

Let me radio the
sheriff, hold on.

-All right, please hurry.

- [Man on radio] County
base to unit one.

Clear all channels for a 10-9.

Clear for a 10-9.

County base to unit
one, come in please.

- I need your cup, Sam.

J“ don't lock the door

gimme the cup and let
me get outta here.

J“ close the doorjust 'cause

- [man on phone] Sir, I'm
sorry, but he doesn't answer

on the radio, I'll try him
again in a couple of minutes.

What's your number so
I can give it to him.

- Mobile number, 12,
16, three, 878-2238.

- [Man on phone] What's
your present location?

- I'm at the mountaintop motel.

- [Man on phone] And what's
the nature of the emergency?

- Snakebite victim.

- [Man on phone] All right,
I'll give him the information.

Now he'll get back in
touch as soon as possible.

- Okay, keep trying please.

- I know he makes a lot of
money if he has a car like that.

- I wish there was
a fire or something.

- My clothes are freezing.
- Oh it's cold, yeah I know.

(Door rattling open)

- Good god, this is gonna be
like camping out isn't it?

- I wish we could
build a fire in here.

- [Ai] Yeah.

- I sure would like to get
out of these wet things.

- Hey I've got some dry
things you could slip into.

- Oh, I'll bet you do.

- Thank you.

(Chuckling)

(Snoring)

(Eerie music)

(Thunder booming)

(Rats squeaking)

(Groaning)

- God, rats!

Damn.

(Thudding)

Rats.

Where in the name of god's
angels did rats come from?

(Eerie music)

Yeah.

(Bottle shattering)

- How about a drink?
- Sure, what have you got?

- Scotch.
- Yuck.

- [Prissy] Okay but on
mine heavy on the water.

- [Tanya] Me too.

- What do you think
about this guy?

- Are you kidding,
Columbia records?

- Well what if he's
just saying that,

see what he can get?

(Sighing)

- Yeah, and what if
he's telling the truth?

- Well I don't think he is.

- Well all you've lost is a
romp in the hay, big deal.

- Well, I don't know.

- Well, at least play
along with him until

we audition for him,
besides, he's kinda cute.

(Thunder rumbling)

- My my, pretty angels.

Here's your drinks.

- I wonder who lorie is.

(Eerie music)

- Hey, do you think we can
audition for you after all?

- Yeah, over and over.

(Thunder booming)

- How are you doing?

What, what's so funny?

- My buddies told
me married life

was gonna be a pain in the ass.

- Oh, shh.

(Eerie music)

- Did you find a doctor?

- Yeah.

- [Evelyn] And another angel
came out of the temple of hell

and he too had a sharp sickle.

- [Lorie] Mama!

(Snoring)

(Thunder booming)

(Water dripping)

(Creaking)

(Creaking)

(Cockroachs chittering)

- Them damn roaches.

They ought to call
this the roach motel.

J“ I don't care who's
right or wrong

j'and I don't try to understand

j“ just let the devil
take tomorrow

j“ for tonight I need a friend

(phone ringing)

(Groaning)

-Are you doing all right?

(Groaning)

What darling?

- How long have I been here?

- A couple of hours.

- [Lorie] Mama.

You've got to kill 'em.

They know your crazy.

They're gonna send you
back to the hospital.

Everyone must die.

Kill them, kill
them, kill them...

- Sheriff's unit one to
county base, come back.

- [Man on radio]
- County base, over.

- I didn't get an
answer from that call to

mountaintop, I'm going over
there to have a look, you copy?

- [Man on radio] Roger,
I'll monitor your call,

county base out.

- Unit one out.

(Eerie music)

J“ yesterday is dead and gone

j“ and tomorrow's out of sight

j'and it's so sad to be alone

j“ help me make it
through the night

j'and I don't want to be alone

j“ help me make it
through the night

- I wish I'd recorded that.
(Applauding)

- [Tanya] He likes it.

- Oh I think one of
us was a little sharp.

- [Al] I liked it,
it was really good.

- Did you think it
sounded professional?

- Oh Tanya, really?

- No, I'm serious
about my business.

It requires me to be
totally honest with myself,

with everybody.

But you do need a
little polishing.

But hey with the right
Nashville producer,

a good vocal coach,
background vocals.

Hey, I might be
wrong, but, you girls

could be on the cover of our
next major album release.

- Sweet, I can't believe it!

Our own record album.

Recorded in Nashville?

- Yep, with the a team.

Best musicians in the world.

You don't wanna make
this a solo album do you?

(Eerie music)

- [Lorie] Mama.

Kill them, kill them, kill them.

- What's wrong?

- What's wrong,
what's wrong with you

dropping your dress for
a big phony like that?

- Shh, you don't know
for sure he's a phony.

Look, we're staying
here all night long,

and for all I care you
can go through your whole

dull, small town life and never
take a chance on anything.

But not me, boy.

If I see an opportunity,
or what even slightly

resembles an opportunity,
I'm gonna jump on it.

(Snapping fingers)

- You do that.

- With or without you.

- Don't want you
to catch a cold.

(Chuckling)

(Suspenseful music)

(Thwacking)

- I'm worried about prissy.

- She's just hacked off.

I hear her stirring around.

(Creaking) (Thunder booming)

- Prissy?

I gotta go see.

- No, no, I'll go.

- [Tanya] Well,
I'm going with you.

(Thunder booming)

That's blood!

Prissy, prissy!

Where is she?

- She's not in here.

- [Tanya] Prissy, where are you?

- [Ai] Stop it.

- See anything?

Well, what could, what
could have happened?

How could she just disappear?

- I don't know Tanya, I'll
find out, I'll find out.

(Crying)

(Siren blaring)

(Crying)

I've got to go warn the others.

- Please don't leave me alone.

- I've got to.

- [Tanya] But?

- Chain-lock the
door behind you.

I'll be back in a few minutes.

And don't go in there.

(Thunder booming)

- [Melvin] Hey, did
I hear screaming?

- There's been an accident.

- What, where?

- One of the girls in my room.

She's disappeared.

There must've been
some kind of struggle

because there's
blood everywhere.

- When?

- Just now, we need
to let everybody know.

- Well, wasn't your door locked?

- I could've sworn I
locked the door myself.

Lightning knocked the a down,

it's blocked the
road a ways back.

I'll tell the girl and her
husband in number four.

(Knocking on door)

- Who is it?

- Who is it?
- It's me al.

How's he doing?

- He doesn't seem
to be in much pain.

Sid you find a doctor?

- Yeah help's on the way.

- They'd better get here soon.

- I'm sure he'll be all right.

Something else has happened.

- What? (Thunder booming)

- There's a girl missing.

Something's going around here.

You need to keep
your door locked

and keep your eyes open.

I'll be back later
to check on you.

There's a guy named crenshaw
two doors down if you

need anything, and
don't open this door

unless you know who
it is, all right?

- I asked him that, he said
he locked his door personally.

- Tell you what, I'm
getting outta here.

- No place to go,
the road's blocked.

(Knocking on door)

- Is there anybody else?

- Just the old
woman in the office.

- Better stay on your toes, let
me know if you see anything.

- I'll be right next
door if you need me.

- Look, wait a minute,

let me get my shoes
and I'll go with you.

- Okay, see you in a second.

(Suspenseful music)

- Evelyn, how'd you get in here?

- Away Satan!

- [Bill] No!

(Thunder booming)

(Bill groaning) (Thudding)

(Crying)

(Knocking on door) (Screaming)

- Tanya, it's me, open the door.

There, there it's okay.

- Get us out of here!

- It's okay, I can't.
- Why not?

- You saw the tree down,
there's no way out of here.

- I can't stay here anymore.

- You've got to.

I'll be right here with
you, I'll take care of you.

You've got to trust me.

-I do.

- There's something
I have to tell you.

I've been lying to you.

I don't own any record company.

I'm an advertising
executive from Memphis.

I was just having a little fun.

- Prissy was right,
you'rejust a big phony.

Congratulations, I hope
you got what you wanted.

- If something's going to happen

it would've already happened.

- You're probably right.

The poison seems
to be wearing off.

- What does it feel like?

- My face is so sore.

But the main thing is
what it does to my mind.

- Like what?

- [Vernon] Things don't look

or seem like
they're supposed to.

- Don't worry.

I am not going to let
anything else happen to you.

I wonder where
the help could be.

I can't imagine
what's keeping them.

- I'm tired of this bullshit.

People running around here
with snakes, roaches and rats.

Killing off one another.

No way Jose am I gonna
stay here no more.

Where's the old drunk preacher?

Reverend, you better come
on, because if you don't,

you're gonna miss me, I'm
leaving, and I don't mean later,

I mean right now.

Hell I'll sleep in
the truck first,

is what I'll do, I've
slept there before,

and I'll sleep there again.

(Thunder booming)

Thing is, that truck
ain't got no crapper.

Well, what the hell am I
paying for this room anyway?

(Thunder booming)

(Thunder booming)

(Suspenseful music)

(Creaking)

(Hammer pounding)

(Siren blaring)

(Knocking on door)

Open up, it's Melvin.

(Banging on door)

Open up bill, I
wanna talk to you!

Are you okay in there reverend?

Okay, I'm coming in.

(Suspenseful music)

(Knocking on door)

- Who's there?
- Crenshaw.

I found out how've
they been getting in,

and it hasn't been
through the front door.

Come, let me show you.

- Geez, look at this.

- Looks about right.

(Hammer pounding)

(Thunder booming)

That'll do it.

- How did you find it?

- I didn't, it found me.

- We've got to warn the others.

- No need to warn the
preacher, he's dead.

- You know who's doing it?

- I think it's the old lady.

- We've got to know.

- Let's go find out.

-Tanya?

We found where she's
getting in, do you hear me?

I've got to go,
but I'll be back.

- But you promised
not to leave me.

- I've got to, now you'll
be safe, just don't panic.

(Thunder rumbling)

(Siren blaring)

(Thunder booming)

Hey, check out this.

(Eerie lullaby music)

(Hammer pounding)

- [Melvin] Did it.

- Maybe she's trapped down
there, we've got to go see.

- [Melvin] You mean we got
to down there after her?

- We have to, it's
her of it's us.

Come on, let's go
back to the cabin.

- Why don't we just
wait and let the law

go down there and get her,
shit they are the pros,

let them boys go
down there after.

- [Al] Look, we've gotta get
to her before she gets to us.

-And get my ass killed by
some old crazy white woman?

- [Al] Come on.

(Thunder rumbling)

(Eerie music) (Water dripping)

(Rain pattering
drowning out talking)

- And you think she's
still down there?

- Don't know, you got
any other suggestions?

- No.

(Hammer pounding)

- The young couple,
we've got to get to them.

- If it ain't too late.

(Thunder booming)

(Knocking on door)

- Open up, it's ai and crenshaw.

(Knocking on door)

- What's wrong?

- Thank god you're all right.

- What is it?

A hidden door in the bathroom?

- I'm outta nails, get
me that heavy chair

that's over there
will you please?

- [Woman] What are you
going to do with that?

- Keep her out of here,
she can't get past this.

- That'll hold her, let's go.

- Thank you, for all your help.

- How you feeling buddy?

(Groaning)

Hang in there, we'll
get you out soon.

- Thanks again.

- Listen, lock the door.

(Thunder booming)
(Suspenseful music)

- Vernon!

(Screaming)

- [Vernon] No.

- Aren't you a mess?

(Strained gasping)

(Knocking on door)

- Open up!

She was hiding when
we were here before.

- I guess this is it.

- Yeah, she's down
there all right.

- I'll start on this
end in about 30 seconds

and one of us ought to meet her.

- Good luck crenshaw.
- Good luck.

(Eerie music) (Water dripping)

(Knocking on door)

- [Al] Open up Tanya, it's me.

- Are they dead?
- Yes.

- Where are you going?
- (Thunder booming)

- Down there.

- You'll get killed.
- Maybe.

At least I'll know it's coming.

Here, lock yourself in the car.

If I'm not back in
five minutes, take off,

drive it off in the
woods somewhere,

get out and run, but
get the hell outta here.

(Thunder booming)

- Wait.

Be careful.

- You too Tanya.

Now go.

(Water dripping)

(Suspenseful music)

(Thunder rumbling)

(Shuddeflng)

- It's 30 seconds,
a! Should be here.

A! Where are you?

(Rat squeaking)

-Ai!

Ai!

(Thudding)

(Thwacking) (Melvin screaming)

- Crenshaw?

You down here?

You all right?

- Open up, open up, I'm
the sheriff, open up.

- [Tanya] No!

- Look.

(Gasping)

- Oh you've got to help me.

You've got to save al,
he's in there, help us.

- What's wrong?
- Oh god she's got everybody.

- Calm down, what's wrong?

- Oh she's killing everybody.

- Is it Evelyn, look at me.
- I don't know.

- Where is she killing everyone?

- In there.

- Take it easy, come on.
- (Thunder booming)

- In this cabin here?
- Yes.

She killed my cousin, she'll
kill a! If you don't hurry!

Look what she did to my cousin.

They're down there.

They're down there. (Crying)

(Water dripping)

(Eerie music)

- Evelyn?

(Thunder rumbling)

Evelyn?

If you hear me Evelyn, come out.

(Echoing clanging)

(Evelyn groaning)

(Door creaking)

Evelyn?

(Groaning)

(Yelling)

(Groaning) (Thumping)

(Thumping) (Groaning)

(Deep groaning)

(Screaming)

(Groaning)

(Footsteps thudding)

- Did you see
anybody down there?

- Yeah I did.

- Was anybody alive?

- They're all dead.

(Crying)

Come on, I'll take
you to my car.

(Gasping)

-Ai!

You made it!

- Hit my head when
I heard the shot.

- Is she...
- Yeah, the old lady's dead.

- Take me away from here.

- I'll be glad to.

(Birds chirping)

(Engine rumbling)

(Thunder rumbling)

(Engine revving)

(Eerie lullaby music)