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- Come on man, you gotta redeem
yourself.

- Na, I don't wanna be
late,

I'm on the same shift as Sonja
Meyers.

You should come by the pool man,

watch your boy put the moves

on one of the world's hottest
life guards.

- Can't man I got chores.

- Brutal, well don't
die man.

- I'll try not to.

Later man.

- Later big homie.

- Mom.

Rach.

Hello.

- Hey.

Whoa, please don't!

- Colton!

What the hell are you doing?

- There's a guy mom.

- Oh, I am so, so sorry about
this.

- It's okay.

Hey man, my bad, I was just
looking for the bathroom

and I got kinda lost.

- Would somebody please tell me

what the hell is going on?
- Okay, sorry.

Colton, this is Roger.

Roger, this is my son Colton.

- Hey man, didn't mean to scare
ya.

- What's up dude?

- Roger and I met on,

we're going to Delzano's for a
drink.

- Oh, Delzano's, cool, yeah,
that's great.

Did you get that necklace there?

- Okay, would you just
excuse us just for a minute.

- Sure.

Hey dude, it was nice to meet
you.

- I told him to go through the
side door

'cause I know how much it upsets
you

when I go out with anybody.
- No, not fair.

It's not that, it's the fact
that you meet these people

on a app that my friends use.

- Well, what do you want me do,

wait for your dad to come
crawling back?

- You know I'd slam the
door in his face if he did.

But come on he smells like cedar
chips.

Mom, he's wearing a
safety pin on bracelet.

- Okay, you know what Colton?

I'm really struggling here.

I need you to make this
easier on me, not harder.

Can you just do that for me,
please?

- Fine.

- Here.

Okay, can you just please make
sure

that all the chores are
done in the morning?

- Why do you want me to do all
the lame crap dad used to do?

Why do you want me to be like
that dick?

- You know what,

if you wanna talk like an adult

you better start acting like
one.

Your father was a dick for
leaving us

not for taking care of this
house.

Now do it, please.

- God.

Dad, why we gotta varnish the
chair?

We just did it six months ago.

Well son, because a man--

Shit!

- Ooh, you said the S word.

- Rach, not helpful.

- Okay, mom's home.

She said, "To tell you
when dinner's ready."

But maybe I won't.

- Dammit Rach, seriously.

- You shouldn't swear, what
if the neighbor's hear?

- Yeah, well we don't know them,
okay,

so I guess it doesn't matter.

Just tell mom I'll be in

when I'm done with this, all
right.

And hey, don't tell her about
this.

Deal?

Serious, Rach.

- Colton spilled
that chair stuff--

- Oh my God--
- On the patio today.

- Rachel.

- Take it easy.

Come on you're gonna have to
start getting along better,

starting now.

- Why?

Dropping her off on camp on
Monday.

- The wild fire threat
is too high this year

so camp is canceled.

- That's too bad.

So you're not going to Barcelona
then.

- Oh, no, no, no, I'm going.

Listen as you know things
have not been going great

around here for me lately

so I need this trip with the
girls,

it's only two weeks.

- It's not two weeks, Mom.

It's 16 days.

- Good memory, sweetie.

You're right.

- Well Mom, what's Rachel gonna
do?

- Well, you're a grownup now,

and as a grownup I need you
to take on this responsibility

that is taking--
- No.

- Care of her and this house.

- What?

- Don't make this worse.

She's already upset about
missing camp.

And you know what,

you're not gonna have this time
together

once you go off to college,

just take advantage of it.

- Take advantage of it.

Mom, you said, "I could have the
house

to myself for two weeks."

- 16 days, dummy.

- Yeah, exactly, 16 days of me
in charge

so watch it, there's
a new sheriff in town.

- Stop, don't act that
way towards your sister.

You know what, I am done
trying to keep the peace

between the both of you anymore.

I just--
- Good.

- You're excused, Colton.

- Thank you.

- Don't forget to take out the
trash.

- Can I have his
dessert?

- Sure you can, sweetie.

- Don't be lamer than you
already are.

Sorry mom, but according
to you I'm an adult now so.

What's with that creepy
place over there, Mom?

- You mean the old
place across the street.

- Yeah, did anybody ever live
there,

like before I was born or
anything?

- I don't think I've ever
seen anyone come in or out

since we moved in.

I think it's abandoned.

- That's weird, I saw
something in there last night.

I thought maybe somebody moved
in.

- Oh, you say somebody's
living in that place.

- No man, I saw a light
in there the other night.

You ever seen anybody in there?

- Nope but some skater
kids broke in a while ago.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, they all vanished.

Never heard from again.

- No, man I'm serious I
saw a light, all right.

- Light.

- Yeah.

- What light, Colton?

- I don't know, it disappeared.

- Disappeared, huh?

Cool story, Colt.

I always wanted to bust in there

and throw like a lit ass
Halloween party.

Oh, and on that note, taking
the boat out this Saturday.

What's your deal?

- Can't man, mom's going
on a two week vacation

so I gotta babysit my stupid
sister.

- Dude, that's perfect.

You invite somebody over
to keep you company.

They love babysitting.

- Oh yeah, that's great.

Yeah, I'll invite somebody over,

my sister will be a third wheel

it'll be awesome, yeah.

Maybe she can cook for us.

Yeah, Rachel'll cook for us.

That'll be great.
- Hold on, hold on.

Phone ringing.

Look my shift is starting okay.

But we gonna work on that girl
situation.

- Yep.

- Get you a girl, bro.

- Ah-ha.

What the hell?

Oh, shit.

Dammit.

Damn.

- Careful sweetie.

- Maybe a few less rocks next
time.

- Hey, I know this is a lot to
ask

and I didn't mean for you
to have to grow up this fast

but it's just the way things
turned out.

But I wouldn't have asked you to
do this

if I didn't really need it.

- I know, Mom.

- I need you to guarantee me

that you're gonna just take
care of things while I'm gone.

Can I count on you?

- Yes, Mom.

I'll hold it down, I swear.

- I know you will.

Okay, no more backseat driving,
promise.

- I could still use a few
pointers.

- Mom, I'm ready.

- All right.

- Tell him.

- Colton, I did tell your
sister

that you would take her
for ice cream after.

- All right.

- So you have to.

- Only if she's buying.

- Okay, seat belts.

- I have all summer.

Okay, okay.

Who moves in all by themselves
in the middle of the night?

- Dude, I don't know.

Maybe you were dreaming.

- No, I know what I saw.

- Hey, doesn't this seem like
overkill?

- I'm responsible for Rachel,
okay.

If there's a midnight creeper

moving in across the
street I need to know.

- Dude, yeah, this
thing cost like over $600.

- Yeah, it's expensive.

- Oh, well if you're splurging
buy me those headphones.

What?

- What?

All right man.

Gonna be worth that 600 bucks
baby.

Gotta get a screw.

All right, got the ladder?

- I got you.

- Want me to do this?

Thank you.

- One more.

Thank you sir.

All right.

And it's good.

- How we do it.

Ooh.

- Okay.

- Why are you always watching
that house?

I know you made all of that up.

You're weird.

- Rachel, remember what I said
about new sheriff in town.

Think of me as mom now,

meaning if you slip up I can
punish you.

Meaning no more dessert,
no TV, no scoters.

- You're not gonna do it.

You're too scaredy-cat
to even go over there.

- What are you doing?
- Jesus!

I'm Colton.

I live across the street.

Who are you?

- I live here.

Did you just try to get into our
basement?

- No.

I'm sorry, I didn't
think anybody lived here.

Nobody's lived here for a really
long time

and I could've sworn that I saw
this,

you know, I should've knocked.

I really should've knocked.

I'm sorry, I hope I didn't
startle you.

- It's okay.

We just moved in.

We're definitely the first
people to live here in a while.

- Yeah.

Welcome to the neighborhood.

- I'm Heather.

- Oh, Colton.

I'm really sorry, I shoulda
knocked.

- It's okay.

I have to go now.

- Okay.

Sorry.

Yeah, man, I guess it
was her dad that I saw

but the dude was like super old.

But anyway I stopped filming

'cause I don't wanna
be like creep you know.

But if get her on camera then
I'm definitely a creep so.

- Dude, this is money.

I told you this was gonna be
your summer.

Yo, invite her to the lake.

I'm taking the boat out tomorrow

and the whole crew is coming.

- No man, I can't I got Rachel
so.

- Look my mom's
office is closed tomorrow right,

she can watch her for the
afternoon.

The timing is perfect.

- Wait, really?

- Yeah, really.

I got you man.

All right, now get off the couch

and go over there and invite
her.

- How'd you know I was on the
couch?

- Oh, go, go.

- All right, all right, all
right, fine.

- Hang up.

- All right, call you after man.

- Oh.

- Heather, hey.

- Hi.

- Oh.
- Are you?

- Oh.

That's nothing.

How's it going?

- Okay.

We're all moved in now I guess.

- Oh, nice.

- Is there something you needed?

- I actually was wondering my
buddy Mike

and his family have a boat

and it's out on the lake

and he, well we are gonna
have a little party,

you know get some people
together,

and I was wondering if,
you know if you're free

if maybe you wanted to come join
us?

But if you have stuff going on

or if you don't want to I
totally get it.

- That's so awesome.

- Great, cool.

Yeah, I can totally drive us.

- I just, I don't think that I
can.

- Oh.
- I'm sorry.

- Okay.

Yeah, no worries.

- My dad, he's really strict.

I can't go out much.

- Totally understand.

Yeah, maybe we can find another
time

or you know find something
else to do sometime.

You know something more in line

with your values or whatever.

I get the pushy parents thing.

- It's actually just me and my
dad.

- Oh, oh, cool.

No siblings or anything?

- No, I wish.

- Well, if you're in the market

I got a sister I can
sell to ya pretty cheap.

But a, yeah, so what are you and
your dad

doing this part of town,

if you don't mind me asking?

- Actually the last place
we had was foreclosed on

so we've had a lot of money
problems.

- That sucks.

I'm sorry to hear that, it must
be tough.

- I should go.

- Oh.
- Sorry.

- Okay, yeah, no worries.

I'll just hang out around here

so if you ever wanna hang out.

Bye, Heather.

Stupid.

- Have you seen Fluffy Ruffles?

She didn't come home yesterday.

Colton, are you listening to me?

- Yes, Rachel, I hear you.

Fluffy Ruffles has ghosted
on us for days you know that.

She'll be back.

Oh shit.

Shit.

Oh shit.

- What are--
- Jesus, Rachel!

- What are you doing with all of
this?

- None of your business, okay.

Now go back to your room.

- It doesn't look like any
of your business either.

- Well, it's less of your
business.

- Your science partner is here.

- My what?

- Your science partner,
she's waiting for you.

- School's been out for two
weeks,

I don't have a science partner.

- She said she was.

She's waiting in the TV room.

- Oh.

- Give me one good reason
not to call the cops.

- Okay, look I know that
this looks really bad

but I promise you I am not a
weirdo.

Okay, can I just show you
something, just one thing?

Okay.

Now if you still wanna
go to cops I understand

and I won't stop you

but if you do maybe you
wanna show them this.

Okay, I know it's none of my
business

but I think your dad is--

- He's not my real dad.

I was adopted recently.

It's not like he raised me.

Look, I appreciate your concern

but you don't need to worry
about him.

He's old and probably confused.

But he treats me well.

So just delete all of this

and take the cameras down, okay.

- Look you don't have to tell me
anything

you don't want to obviously

but you know maybe if
he is up to something

maybe I can find out, you know,

about him or the house,

if you just give me one more
night,

you know I won't get in between
the two of you I promise.

- You can keep them up for one
more night.

- Awesome.

All right, thank you.

Okay.

- Dude, why you makin'
us do homework right now?

Did someone not tell you that
it's summer?

- Just humor me all right.

The lake will be there tomorrow.

- Look I researched all the
headlines

from 1951 to 52 and nada, okay.

This town has always been
boring.

Yo, you find anything?

- Shit, yeah, dude here.

Check this out.

- Let's see.

- Our neighborhood
burnt to a crisp.

Look at that.

- Hold up, only one residence
intact.

One residence.

- Yeah, ready
to have your mind blown?

Look at this.

Bam.

- You're kidding me?

- No, dude that's why all of our
houses

are you know like modern and
stuff

except for that one, okay.

How does only one house survive?

- Four isn't enough.

- No, the night vision
on surveillance camera's

only guaranteed to 100 feet

and the zoom's digital.

This has an 85mm lens and shoots
4K.

So better night vision
and image stabilization.

- It is nice man.

What you got?

- Nothing man, you?

- Yeah, swing out to 23 20.

- 23 20.

Oh, no.

- What the hell?

- Oh dude, Mr. Burrows.

- Of course, I guess he still
must be teaching 9th grade.

All right, yeah, that's it for
me.

I'm off to this party so are
you, come on.

- No, no, no, I'm gonna
stay here and find out more.

You have fun though.

- All right, call me if you need
me.

- Will do.

- All right, man.

- I can't believe it.

- I know right, how's that even
possible?

Are you okay?

Did he do that?

- No, I got kind of lightheaded
last night, fell down.

- I actually recorded.

Do you have any idea what he's
doing?

Hey, did he ever tell
you why he adopted you?

- I've actually always wondered
too.

I guess he's just old and
didn't have anyone in his life.

- I got you a little something.

On TV they call it a burner.

- Duh.

- Right.

If you ever need to
call me in an emergency

or you know if you ever just
wanna talk to somebody cool.

I'm sorry is that too much?

- My new phone number.

Isn't this how they do it in
movies?

- Yeah, totally, in the old
movies

before cellphones were invented.

Heather, I never asked you your
last name.

- Oh, I guess now it's Torvald.

- Torvald, that would not
have been my first guess.

- Yeah, I'm still getting used
to it.

- So that your new dad's name.

- Yeah.

He's name is Magnus Torvald.

- So he's a viking.

- I guess.

Call me later.

- Yeah, sure.

Bye.

Wanna help?

Hey there, I'm Colton
from across the street.

Wonder if Heather was home
or if she could come out?

I'm a friend of hers.

- No.

- Oh, okay, if you could
just tell her I said hey,

really appreciate it.

Oh.

All right.

See what you've been shopping
for.

- You're in luck, our
policy is to destroy records

after 20 years but only
if the case is closed.

- Oh, so was this case never
solved?

- Well, I'd never heard
of it until you called

but when I read the file
it reminded me of something

we'd a, we used to get
calls about way back,

I mean when I first joined.

- Really, like what,

if you don't mind me asking?

- Well, have you ever heard
of satanic ritual abuse?

- No.

- It was all the TV in the 80s,

hundreds of cases reported.

You know televangelist
claiming heavy metal music

was making people turn to devil
worship.

Law enforcement never
found any evidence of it.

It was total hysteria

but you know stories like that

they make for some great copy.

- That's, that's crazy man.

Yeah, I really appreciate it.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, all right, thank you.

- Take care.

- Yeah, these old directories
have the address and the name.

It's the same guy.

It's like he's been here for 70
years

either that, you know either
that

or he's like owned the place.

- Are you
sure it's the same dude

or it's just the same name?

- Honestly man I have
no idea but it's weird.

I'll call you back.

Come on, Heather.

Dammit.

And then Eugene the unicorn
and his newfound friends

enjoyed troughs, and troughs,
and troughs

full of sticky molasses oats.

- So this guy.

- Magnus Torvald.

- Okay, who might be like a
hundred years old, he's old,

sacrificed that Polly
Feagan girl to the Devil.

- Yeah.
- And you think

he's going to do the
same thing to Heather.

- Yeah.

- Okay, well, I'm gonna go
call a paddy wagon for you

'cause this--
- Look I don't,

I can't prove the satanic stuff,

okay, I don't know if that's
real

but there's definitely been
some weird shit going on.

Okay, what about all the
missing cat posters around town?

- Cats.

- Satanic ritual abuse.

I'm serious man, look
it up they take cats.

- So let's say, no, actually
let's not say you're right,

not even hypothetically,

why won't she just tell the
cops what's going on man?

- Because she's too afraid of
him.

- Then Child
Protective Services.

- You can't just call Child
Protective Services, okay.

I don't have enough stuff.

Okay, the videos that I have
aren't proof of anything

other than I'm a pervert,
peeping Tom or something.

- Then get enough.

- I can leave
the backdoor unlocked

but I can't turn a light
on without him seeing it

and it's so dark in here at
night.

- Don't worry, I got a
light.

And where's your room?

- Upstairs but his
bedroom

is right next to the landing

and the floors are so
creaky, I don't know.

- It's cool,
I've got ninja skills.

- The last door on the other
left.

I know but it's bigger than the
room

I had growing up, I swear.

- No judgment.

- What?

Do I look okay?

- Yeah, of course.

No, yeah, you look beautiful.

How do you feel?

- I'm exhausted

but I can never sleep.

I have these nightmares.

Colton, what's happening to me?

- I don't know

but I'm gonna get ya out of
here.

An you're gonna get better.

I'm gonna treat you right,
the way you deserve.

- Can I come in?

- I'm going to sleep.

What do you want?

- I need to come in.

- No, you don't.

Go away.

- This is my house

and for every moment you spend
in my house

you gotta obey the rules.

Why'd you lock this door?

What are you hiding in here?

- Nothing.

Now get out my room you
miserable old bastard.

- Nothing.

Nothing.

What's this?

- Fine, you found it.

Now get out of my room!

- Someone gave this to
you.

- What are you doing?

We gotta get out of here now.

- No, that won't be enough.

He'll get me back again
you have to get more.

- Got you now you son of a
bitch.

- Officers should
be arriving any minute.

Just to confirm you are
available

in case the officers
have questions for you

'cause you can remain anonymous.

- No, no, no, yeah, yeah, yeah,

I'm available, yeah.

- Okay, we'll
send someone out right now.

- Great, great, thank you.

Oh yeah.

Yes.

You're going down buddy.

Got you on camera too.

Come on, come on, where are you?

No, no, no.

What about invasion of
privacy that's a crime, right?

- And what specifically
are you referring to?

Something you saw that you're
prepared

to testified about under oath.

- I need to show you
something, all right, okay.

This is hooked up to my
home surveillance system

and just if just you push right
there.

- You're
saying you

just gathered this incidentally.

- Yeah.

- I notice that all four cameras

are pointed in the same
direction.

Typically these are used to
cover

as much of your own property as
possible.

- Of course, right, yeah, no,
that's,

that's all that I have
installed at the moment.

I'm waiting on a check

so I can get some more
cameras in the back.

- These yours?

- Binoculars?

Those are my dad's.

He's a bird watcher.

- You said, "Your father's gone.

Looks like you're using 'em.

- Right, yeah, no, I do a
little birding myself too.

I don't know if you saw the
pictures in the living room.

- Look son, I was young
once full of crazy ideas.

Now what I told you at the
station

that was just hysteria

but a lot of innocent people's
lives got ruined by it.

What you showed me right here

could easily be construed

as invasion of privacy,
harassment.

Now I talked him out

of filing a restraining order
against you.

- The guy's abusing her,
okay, I swear to you.

I just, I might not have the
footage--

- Consider this officially on
notice.

Your neighbor's lives are their
own,

next time there won't be
a warning, understood.

- Yes.

- Okay.

- Hey, hey, how'd you get the
phone back?

Heather.

- Don't hang up.

Listen to me she sick,
understand?

She's not coming out anymore.

Not until she gets well.

I will be by her side every
minute

praying for her recovery.

Until then leave her alone.

- You think it'll work?

- What him praying over her,
serious?

- Power of belief.

Whatever, look my mom believes

in all that laying on of hands
type stuff.

- I just wish I knew what caused
it.

She's not contagious
otherwise I would have it.

- No, you didn't.

- What?

- You did.

- Little bit, we kissed.

- My man.

- Look she's in danger, okay.

Just we need to put this
guy away, all right.

No one's gonna do this but us.

No, no, no.

Oh shit!

Shit!

No, no, no.

Hey dude, got a big favor to
ask.

Hey.
- Yo, you didn't bring

that past my mom did you?

- Thank you so much again man,

it'll just be a couple weeks.

- Weeks, forget it man, nah.

Take this back man, I'm not
doing it.

- Dude, I wouldn't have asked
you

if I didn't think this
was the only way, come on.

- Yo, this cabin fever thing you
got going

is really taking you over the
edge.

Now look, I met some cool
cats at the lake last time,

call 'em up, maybe go hang out,
chill,

let's do something--
- Look man, she's gonna die

if I don't save her, all right,
period.

And he might get away with it.

- All right, fine.

But if you catch this guy,
hey, we both go on CNN.

- Of course.

- Okay, and if you see
my cat through that thing

you holler at me, huh.

- Yeah, all right.

- Here kitty, kitty.

Fluffy Ruffles.

Come here, Fluffy.

Fluffy.

Come here.

Fluffy.

Fluffy.

Is that you, Fluffy?

- What?

No, no, no, no, no, no.

- You know the drill.

- Hey man, can you check the
connection

on your camera the
feed's getting all weird?

And call me back, all right.

Bye.

What the hell are you doing?

Come on, Mike.

Shit.

- All right, I'll see ya at the
pool.

- It's funny, huh?

- Yeah.
- You're gonna leave me.

- Bye.

- Dammit.

Yo, what's up?

- Tonight's the night dude.

I'm going in.

- Colton, oh no, no, no, no.

Why now?

- Because he's up to
something.

I don't think we have
much time left, all right.

How did Heather look on your
camera?

- I was kinda indisposed

but her curtain's closed now
though.

Did you wanna jail break her
out?

- No, I need a
drill to unscrew those locks,

the son of a bitch did a good
job.

Just please pay attention
when I go in there,

okay, text is best.

- What you gonna do, kill him?

- Don't be insane.

He has to be doing some
seriously
disturbing shit up there.

Find out what so maybe they'll
give us .

- I can't believe I'm be
an accomplice to this shit.

- Just keep an eye
on that asshole, all right.

Make sure you don't become
an accessory to a homicide.

Okay, bye, Mike.

- Oh shit.

Yeah, that's it.

This is cake, buddy.

Hurry man, don't waste time!

Oh shit, oh shit.

Shit, shit, shit, shit.

Shit, shit.

Oh God, oh shit, oh God, oh God.

Come on.

Dammit man!

Shit.

Get out man, get out, get out!

Oh shit, move, move man, move!

Yes, go baby, go!

- Shit.

Damn, what happened man?

You almost got me killed.

- Yo, I texted, I called, I
texted,

almost called the cops.

- Then what the hell happened?

Oh shit.

- Told you man.

Now what'd you see in there?

Did you get any proof?

- Dude, no.

I was right man,

this guy's up to something
very, very bad, okay.

- So do we call the cops now?

- No, forget it.

I'm going back over there dude,

I gotta get her out of there.

And I totally understand man,

you don't have to help
me anymore I get it.

- Shut up, man.

Just tell me when.

- All right, all right, I'll
call you.

No, no, no, no, no!

Bastard!

I'm gonna call the cops!

You touch a hair on
her head I'll kill you!

Oh shit!

Rachel!

Rachel!

Help!

Somebody help!

No!

- Will he be okay?

- Sure you wanna do this man?

- You didn't see the ax he as
carrying.

You need backup.

- Love you bro.

- Oh, what the.

- Hey Heather, can you hear me?

It's me Colton.

I'm gonna get you out of there
okay,

just give me a sec, all right.

- Oh, what the.

Oh, oh, you sick piece of.

Where are you?

Bastard, where you at?

Oh shit.

- Hey.

Heather, wake up.

I got ya, I got ya, I got ya.

I'm gonna get you out of here,
okay.

- He's in here.

He'll kill you.

- No, I'm gonna get you out of
this, okay.

You understand me?

- You're crazy.

- Only fools rush in.

Come on, let's go.

Rachel.

Hey, Rachel!

Rachel.

Hey!

- He told me to make sure
you didn't get into trouble.

- Who told you that, who did?

- He said."You're a good person

"but you're doing a bad thing."

- Rachel, get over
here.

Hey!

- Traced the call to this
address.

Couldn't hear anything he was
saying

but clearly distressed.

Drop the weapon!

Drop the weapon, drop the
weapon!

Colton, Colton, can you hear me?

You all right, Rachel?

- Rach.

- She might be in shock.

The EMT said, "She'll be okay."

They took Micheal to the
hospital

but he'll be just fine.

- I gotta do one more thing,
okay.

And then we'll go home, all
right.

So it's true all of it.

About the great fire,
murdered that Feagan girl.

- You don't understand
boy, there's no time.

- You don't gotta worry
about time anymore,

got all the time in the world
now.

- No, you don't.

- She's coming around.

- Yes, I was there.

The parents of the Feagan girl

they brought her up to me

when they realized that this
child was not meant to be.

I mean she looked like a human
child

but she was demon conceived in
the sight

of the Prince of Evil.

So I performed the rites

and after 13 days I
summoned the shades of abyss

to come up and to take
her back once she came,

back to hell.

Your sister learned the truth.

I tried to help her.

Shh.

Her parents discovered the
truth and so did the orphanage.

They gave her to me to banish
her back to the lake of fire

before she grew strong.

- How's that?

- I'm hungry.

- Oh, yeah, anything I can get
you miss?

- How about a nice fat fucking
house cat?

- I told them how to contain her
evil

until I could bring her under my
control.

I preformed the rites, I
weakened her.

- You're an exorcist.

- I summon the shades

to come forth on 13th day of the
ritual.

Now they're coming any moment

and if she is not inside that
house

they won't take her.

Now for the love of Almighty God

you are the only one that
could do something now.

You're the only one.

- We still
have a lot to discuss,

I'll call you.

You did good kid.

- Rachel!

Rachel!

Heather!

Rachel!

Heather.

- Colton, help!

- No!

Rachel!