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- I met a guy once, who
told me about a place

that contained the seven
gates that lead to hell.

I thought that it was
the most beautiful thing

I had ever heard.

You all right?

Cold as shit outside.

You out here camping?

You look like shit.

Look man, if you ain't gonna talk,

I'll just let you out here.

I'm trying to be nice.

You got any friends
around here or anything?

- Get off of me!

He is fucking foul.

- James, get up.

- Me.

- I'm gettin' out off the way.

- And you put that beer down for a sec.

- Fuck you.

- C'mon, do me a favor.

- Hold on!

Take my cigarette!

- Oh shit!

Everything's going--

That was James' head.

- Oh my God!

!

- It's madness in here right now.

- Wreck that shit!

- Oh my God!

- Hey good save!

- Wow.

- James, wake up!

- I got him.

- I have to go pee.
- The bathroom is that way.

- You're killing me!

- Oh my god!

- Dude, come on.

- Beat him up when he's upstairs.

- Oh my god, Nicole is beating James!

- James, I should help you!

- Eeew!

Hold on!

Let me stand up!

This bathroom is repulsive!

- No, it's okay.

The bathroom downstairs is repulsive.

- This one is too.

No!

Come on!

Let me--

- All right.

You're good.

Oh God!

Put --

Oh God!

- Ow, my nose!

- Please pull your pants up.

All right, all right, all right.

C'mon.

- Definitely not me.

Punch me.

Ride 'em like a surf board!

I'm coming to you.

- James.

I have heard something
about you obviously,

over the years.
- Yeah.

- Yep.

- I know you're not
thrilled about being here,

but I'm sure there's a reason
why you're coming to see me.

- My father will continue to pay my rent

as long as I come and talk to you

for however long we have to do this,

and that's what I'm going to do.

- I want to try to figure out exactly

what your conception

of a normal relationship is.

- Um--

- Be gentle, be gentle.

.

- Oh my god.
- Oh your burnt him!

Char marks!

.

- Oh my god.

.

- See that's one of the problems

that Bob has brought up to me.

He feels that in some cases your friends,

or the relationships that
you key in to your friends,

I guess to put it in a different way,

are not reaching the heights

that he would like you to reach.

- I know how he feels about my friends.

- Is it music that aligns
you with these people?

Is that a common bond?

So, I'm wondering if music is a key;

an alliance here that builds up?

- It's a symptom, rather
than, you know, the cause.

And it's a downward slope too.

It's a gradual progression, you know.

You start out going to shows
and meeting these people.

And then it grows from there.

And their circle of friends
becomes your circle of friends.

And deeper and deeper down
the rabbit hole we go.

- You fucking dick!

What are y'all doing?

- This is called acid.

- You guys are ridiculous.

- You put the scissors
that'll tell you when.

That looks all right.

- Dirty ass.

- Yeah.

Just grab the tweezers.

That's gross.

I'm not doing that to you.

- No, thanks.

- All right.

- Hold up.

Gay chicken.

- Gay chicken's up!

We're playing gay chicken!

- Gay chicken!

Gay chicken!

James!

Gay chicken!

- Watch out!

- Hey, gay chicken!

- I can't do it, dude.

Fuck, I can't do it!

- I fuckin' win!

I win, you fuckin'--

- You won't do it.

- Gay chicken!

He has to !

- Call me out again.

- Gay chicken that bitch!

- I'm callin' him right now!

Gay chicken, he has to!

- You guys won't do it!

You guys won't do it!

You guys won't do it!

You guys won't do it!

- I can't do it, man.

I can't call it.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

♫ Best wishes for you

♫ Your dreams are finally

♫ Coming true

♫ In a weary world

♫ Together

♫ How it was

♫ Bad weather

♫ The last thing I expected

♫ It's for you to

You guys get them shrooms?

Why not?

C'mon, grow some balls.

- Your ass is gonna be
sitting sober all by yourself.

- Hey, I'm not playing babysitter
while ya'll are trippin'.

- Yeah.

- I guess it's really nice out.

It's a good day for it, right?

- Yeah, they're gonna have a blast.

- I kind of wanna do 'em.

- I wanna do 'em.

- You are fuckin'--

No, it has to happen now.

!

- Watch this.

- Table topping.

I forgot how to do it.

- You fucking forgot how to do it.

- No, wait.
- Ow! Ow!

- Come on!

This is called a cradle.

Ow!

Ow!

- I know that one hurt.

I know that one hurt.

I'll help you up whenever you're ready.

- No.

No, I don't need your help.

- Fuck! Ow!

Dammit!

Hey, can you do this?

.

There you go.

Turn it up so that--

There you go.

Our jumbalaya's not
gonna turn out so good.

See, like I'm dropping
shit left and right.

The worst experience I ever had was

that night that we all ate acid.

And the acid was great
when we went to that show

at Barclay House like we
went off without a hitch.

Then we got back and me and Scott,

like everybody were up in his room,

and rippin' those three foot bongs.

Like everything I saw around
me was just like manufactured

by like some greater, like
evil malicious like thing,

like some trap for me.

Like I thought that
I'm stuck in this like,

like somehow in a past life I'd
done some wrong or something

so my entire life up
until that point was like,

all was like my parents weren't real,

my friends weren't real like--
- See that's the thing.

I don't have the experiences
that you guys do.

I've never done like, drugs like that.

I mean, I'd like to.

- You become accustomed to
the fucking culture itself

and you surround yourself with drug people

and then like by the time you
realize like where you are,

like waking up in places that
you've never been before,

like it's beyond the point
of no return, you know.

Like you cannot, where
do you go, you know?

It's like fucking, we
gotta walk down Toad Road

for Christ's sakes, you know?

Like, you're there.

You're fucked already.

- Oh yeah!

You're a city girl.

You don't know about Toad Road.

All right.

Well, Toad Road is,

it's like the local high
school urban legend.

It's only in York.

Like, it's this road
that used to be behind,

I guess a mental ward or mental
institution or something,

and you walk down this road

and like you go through this first gate.

And it's just this tiny little red gate,

like right at the front of this
big woods, like wilderness.

It's just a little, tiny trail.

And then as you go, you
see like your second gate

and your third gate, and
you keep going through

and like things keep getting
more and more fucked up.

Like you start, it's like a bad trip.

Which I know doesn't mean
anything to you, because,

but maybe it will, you know,
if you had it your way.

Then you go through you first
gate and your second gate

and like you start hearing
things and seeing things

and like people are following you.

The things that just aren't there

and like time changes and--

- No, of course not.

- Why wouldn't--

- Because it's a fucking, it's
like the man in the mirror,

the fucking Bloody Mary and shit.

- It'd still be fun to go.

Like, will you go with me?

- No, it's the opposite of fun.

It's getting drunk and going down

a trail at night in
the middle of the woods

with a bunch of people we
don't know where they're going.

You'll let got lost.

- Then it would be even fucking worse.

Then you would never even make it home.

You'd get lost in the middle of the woods.

If you really want to, this weekend,

me and like, you know, the gang

are going to that cave up
off of like, in wherever.

It's that little like, landmark cave

and we're eating mushrooms in there.

And that'll be scary and spooky.

It'd be better than Toad Road, though.

- Yeah.

I'm not gonna give you permission.

You do what you wanna do.

- I don't need your permission,

but if I'm going to be with you--

- Whoah!

Wow!

Man, look at you.

- See, I've already made
up my mind about this.

- Clearly.

Oh well, that's fine,
that's fine, you know.

Do what you gotta do.

I'll be there.

This weekend?

- This weekend.

- All right.

- Oh my god.

It feels amazing.

- It smells great.

or something?

- This is fucking amazing.

This is gonna be nice on mushrooms.

So, we have to go through,
you see right there?

- Yeah.

So, I guess I'll put my
backpack up here for a second.

Help you up if you want.

And we'll go straight down there.

I'll let you guys see
the piles afterwards,

so you can help even now
out a little bit more.

First one--

- That is a big fucker.

That is a big one.

- Eew! Mine has like--

- Big bastard.

He's looking --

- I'm takin' the big kahuna right here.

- Look at these two.

- Not the biggest, but I have two big--

- This big one is gonna hurt.

They're so big and nasty.

- No.

- Better get 'em down.

- I'm taking my time.

Fuck you guys.

- Oh God!

- The only thing I gotta say about it;

it's fucking retarded, dude.

I was expected to come out
here and, you know, chill

in the fuckin' cave and,
you know, chill with y'all

and you gotta always
take shit to the extreme.

- Why are you always gotta be acting

like you're better than us and shit?

- How the fuck am I actin'
like I'm better than y'all?

I wouldn't came out here if I
thought I was better than you.

- Always act like you're fucking smarter

and you're the more mature one

'cause you don't get fucked up.

- 'Cause I don't fucking
get retarded, you know,

when tripping in caves, you know.

I'm sorry.

- We're just havin' a good time.

- Dude, if that's your idea of a good time

then fuckin' more power to you.

But I'm not fucking
gonna be helpin' you out

when you're trippin' down,

fuckin' fallin' on rocks and shit.

I'm not doing that again.

So you can call me an asshole--

- Don't do it then.

- I'm not.

- You didn't have to come.

- Fuck dude, I'll be out then.

That's all you gotta say.

- Go ahead.

- Fuck it!

Gimme my fuckin' flash light, dude.

I'm fuckin'--

- See ya.

- Fuck you.

- Donnie, don't go.

- Whatever!

He's fuckin' pissin' me off.

I'm fuckin' not doing this shit again.

See ya.

Have fun, asshole!

- Are you just gonna go
back and sit in the car?

- Yup

- Pussy.

- And fuck both of you.

.

- Ha-ha-ha.

Really funny.

- He can't even make
a smooth fuckin' exit.

- Have fun trying to get out, asshole.

- Shut the fuck up.

- I got your keys too, dick.

- Donnie!

- Fuck.

You're such an asshole.

- Fuck you!

- No, you can't just let him leave.

- I got your liquor, bitch.

- I'm sick of his shit.

- He ain't fuckin' goin' anywhere.

- No, I'm--

- Obviously he'd rather sit in the car

than sit here with us.

- Maybe eventually he'll get the hint

that nobody's after him.

- Well, I'm after him
'cause I'm not gonna fucking

let him sit there.

- No, you're not.

Sit down.

- C'mon.

- Hey!

Sara!

James?

Oh my god.

- Sara.

Sara!

You all right?

We're going right now, all right?

We're gonna get you out of here.

- When you're introduced to LSD

and unless you've taken some other drug,

like for instance, like
marijuana, or something,

well, you know, it's an
all together new thing.

And you actually can have
a religious experience.

And it can be even more important

than reading the Bible six times, or

becoming a pope,

or something like that, you know.

- But one thing that happens
when you explore psychedelics

is that you have a sense
that there are a lot

of other options and other possibilities,

other forms of consciousness,
dimensions of reality,

and that what we're living
in is like, you know, not--

- I think the function of
awareness can go into the past,

the future, or the
hidden present, equally.

Why?

Because when you go into an altered state,

you go beyond the framework
of space and time.

- Those locations to which
one makes a pilgrimage,

they are spaces containing
the meeting of worlds

and standing on those intersections

one may be in both
worlds at the same time.

- Hello.

Hey, are you at school?

- No, I'm still at home actually.

Oh, why?

- I don't know.

I don't feel like doing
much of anything today.

Well, do you wanna roll?

We have some E pills.

Scott,
James, Jamie, you know.

- Oh, everyone.

Yeah.

Yeah.

- That might help my mood a little bit.

Yeah, definitely.

I'll make sure you have a good time.

- All right, yeah.

Then maybe I'll come over.

I'll leave soon.

All right, awesome.

- All right.

Bye.

- Ching!

- If you can stand it,
putting it up your butt

is pretty intense.

- Yeah, you curl up in the fetal position

for like a half hour and
just wanna kill yourself.

And then you take a shit and it hurts.

But then you're fucked up.

- So, it's a Vicks thing but
instead of like sniffing it,

you turn around, and there's little holes,

so you put your mouth over the holes,

and you blow the medicine into his eyes

and rub his head at the same time

and it pretty much feels like heaven.

- Less talk, more Vicks.

- It's gonna be really strong,
'cause it's the first one.

- Good.

Jesus Christ.

- Yup.

I'm fucked up.

- Wow!

- Get my damn shirt out of your eyes,

take your feet off my hand,

put my shit on the ground.

Three, two, one.

- Oh shit!

Oh my God!

I can't see.

- Look at Jamie's eyes.

- Oh my god!

.

- No.

- You ever had, ooh boy.

You don't know what you're missin' man.

I fucked that girl Leah on
Brent's roof one time, man.

And that shit was just like,
"Yeah, I'm fuckin' this girl."

- Yeah.

- Hey, there's downtown Baltimore City!

Like that was the most amazing
fuckin' thing I ever did!

The view is better than the pussy.

- I'm fuckin' sprawing there, you gotta--

- You know, I had like a
week or two where like,

I just keep coming up with
shit that I really like.

And then I'll have like three months

where there's like nothing there

and I just can't even
stand to play a guitar,

because it's like I'm not
doing anything right at school.

I need to fucking grow up.

- Yeah, it is too fucking intense.

I need to go like rub my fucking
face with ice or something.

I'm fucking sweating and sobbing.

Are we still going to the roof?

- No, but yeah.

- Oh, since everyone's on sexstasy,

I brought a bunch of condoms.

- Jamie can do his condom trick.

- No.

- Yes, do it.

- Yes!

- You've never done it for me.

- Spermicide burns really bad.

- Oh!

- So it's gonna hurt.

- Oh man.

- In the bag, not around the bag.

- Dude, Collin missed it.

- That's amazing.

- Dude, that looks like ice cream.

Oh my God!

- That tasted really bad.

- It's raining outside.

It's nice out.

Are you serious?

What are you reading?

What are you reading?

Books.

- Books.

- Books.

- No, it's something for school.

I've been sitting out here all day.

- Reading that.

- Reading that.

And I'm not--

- How depressing.

School work and rain?

- It's not depressing at all.

- And you are cold.

- I'm not cold.

- Yes you are.

Come here.

Let me hug you.

I'll warm you up.

So like, I wanted to like talk to you.

I guess tonight would be a
good nice since I'm here.

- Okay.

- Okay, well, you're still fucking James.

Just stop hanging out with James?

Do you have a territory problem?

This is the first time in
my life that I've been able

to do whatever is that I wanna do

and not feel guilty about it and not feel

like there's someone who's judging me.

- It's just hard sometimes.

It's really hard.

Like the further this goes,
the more I get feelings and--

Are we just supposed to
stop hanging out then?

- I don't wanna stop hanging out.

- I don't want to cause problems

between you and one of your friends

that you've known for such a long time.

- Fuck James!

Hey, I'm sorry.

Don't give me that look.

- Yes.

It will take like two minutes.

- What--

- I really, like I really
wish that I thought

that you could understand.

I don't really know what to say.

I mean, we've had this
conversation before, you know.

Everything that I've been
thinking and going through

I can never turn off.

It's good.

It's a good thing.

It's not a bad thing.

I know that you're worried,
but you have to see--

- It's like frightening, Sara.

I mean, that's--

- There is nothing scary about this.

I am piecing everything together.

Everything.

This is something that is happening to me.

!

Okay.

Whoa!

Whoa!

- This doesn't make any sense.

It's like--

- It's like you're tripping but like--

- But you're drunk.

- Yeah.

- But you're doped out.

- Yeah, exactly.

It's awesome !

- Whitleigh is not a back up plan.

Whitleigh is another influence.
- I'm not saying that she is.

- And I can accept, that's fine.

- Don't you think that--

- You're fucked up and if you
wanna throw that in my face

that's fine, but these are the
obstacles that I overcome--

- James.

- Because I care about us.

- This past--

- So if you want--

I'm doing this.

I'm doing this because
I feel like I need to.

- Can't you just smoke a
bowl and do the dishes--

like a normal fucking person?
- No.

Why do you have to just--

There is no bigger picture to drugs.

It just--

- Okay.

- See, that's the entire problem;

is that, that's what you think.

I know what I know.

This isn't about the bigger picture

because I'm getting fucked up.

- I've chased the same fucking--

- You've chased it!

I've found it!

I am this close!

You can either help me or--

You know what, now you're gonna help me.

You can either come with
me or you can stay behind.

Who has Adderall?

- Nobody anymore.

- Well, there's a little bit,

but I'm saving it for a little while.

- I just want like a bump.

I'm going to fucking pass out.

- Well, we just did a shit load.

- I know.

I saw you.

- Yeah.

I have one more and I
don't want to share it

with three people like
I just did, but I will--

- No, no, no.

I'm not--

- We can split it.

We can split it.

- Okay.

- But it's gonna be a minute.

- I just hurt my fucking arm so bad.

I really did.

I just cut it on like a
thermometer or somethin'.

- Dude, I swear.

It's on my shoulder.

A cut.

Do you see it?

- Come in.

It's all you.

Only you.

Sit down, sit down.

- Yeah, this is the only
people I want to be here.

- Can we actually just do it--

- James--

- That's what I'm saying!

So tell her to stop fucking
my business.

- Fucking snort it!

Give me!

- All right.

'Cause I need just shut up.

- Sometimes there's distance, or sometimes

your lover or girlfriend
or whatever the fuck,

you know, does things
you don't agree with.

But you still try to at
least be there to, you know,

kind of watch over them,
or make sure they don't do

something stupid, or get too far in to it.

- All of a sudden, your role
has, in this relationship

has become similar to mine to you.

Listen to yourself.

Make sure that what you're saying is true.

Make sure that what you're saying is you

and that you're not
steering yourself and her

to some place you don't wanna go.

All right
everyone, here's your answer

to the seven gates of hell.

Right here.

There's the first gate.

- I'm gonna wake up
dead one of these days.

- I'm gonna try to stop
being such an asshole.

Maybe stop getting fucked up so much.

Like long term, like I
need a goal, you know.

I need something to keep me in line.

It seems like it's been
working out okay for you.

What if I went to school?

- I'm failing school right now.

But I mean if you wanna go.

I mean, you know, it gives
you a sense of direction

or a purpose, you know.

You might find yourself, like, you know.

Inspired you to move away from your family

and you ran in to us.

And granted, that might not have been

the best thing in the world for you,

but, you know, maybe, maybe
it's time to cut the cord

and run again, you know, like--

Or did you wanna go somewhere else?

- It's an option, you know.

I mean, I'm gonna be wherever you are,

but what if we both just kinda ran away

and fucking' left Jamie and
all those idiots in the dust

and actually did something with our lives

while they go piss and puke on themselves?

It's an option though, you know?

- Yeah.

I mean, if you're serious about it.

- Yeah, I kind of am.

- We might as well do
it while you're actually

feeling motivated.

- That's my point.

Yeah, I don't know how
long this is gonna last.

I kinda have an opportunity.

I gotta seize the moment.

I can probably finally start
putting my life together

and living like a normal human being.

We could both be a lot better for it

if we just came up with a plan, you know,

and just did right by each other.

It's not too late to turn back

if you're getting cold feet.

- No.

- All right.

So, how much further do we
need to go down in this?

- Well, I was hoping we
could go the whole way.

Are you okay with that?

I mean, it's--

the woods, Sara.
- I mean, no one--

Like it doesn't really end anywhere.

- I know, but no one's ever
made it past the fifth gate.

So, I'm trying to go.

- Because there are no gates.

'Cause they'll just get lost in the woods.

- I know, but you can't see
the gates until it gets dark.

So we--

- So you can't see anything in dark.

We didn't bring any
flashlights or anything.

- I know, but the real gates are gone

so now when it gets dark--

We don't need flashlights.

What do we need flashlights for?

All the fucking gates are torn
down and you can't see them,

so when it gets dark is when shit

apparently really starts happening.

- Okay.

Like what?

- Well, from what I've read.

- Yeah.

- At the first gate, you start feeling

like things are watching you.

At the second gate you
start hearing things.

At the third gate you
actually start seeing things.

And at the fourth gate,
apparently people pass out.

- Good.

That's great.

- The fifth gate is the one
that no one's gotten past.

Apparently, time starts to warp and change

and you lose grip on anything
that's happening around you.

And no one knows what the
sixth and seventh gates are

'cause no one's gotten past the fifth.

But that's what I wanna find out.

- So we're the pioneers
now, the trailblazers?

We're gonna find 'em?

Is that the idea?

- Well, I just kinda wanna drop some acid

and see what happened.

I know you think it's stupid.

I know.

- No.

I just think, I don't think it's stupid.

I just think that what's going to happen

is you're gonna drop acid and then, yeah,

you probably won't have any
trouble finding the gates

that make you see and hear
things that aren't there.

- James, after the cave, I
haven't even really been talking

to anyone about what's been going on;

not even Whitleigh because--

- Well, good.

- I feel like something
like attached itself to me.

It's like pulling me along somewhere

but I don't know where
the fuck it's going.

This is just something I
feel like I have to do.

And it's been pushing me.

And I've been letting it.

I don't just take acid like
all your fucking friends do

and hang out, stare at walls.

You know it's not like that for me.

And this isn't just an urban legend.

Everyone thinks the seventh gate is hell.

- I don't think it is.

I think it might be something better.

Something real.

- I think it probably sucks.

It kinda is.

I'm not having a good time any more.

It's already fucking cold.

And if we have to wait
for it to get dark--

- It'll be dark soon.

Don't worry.

- That's good.

- I'll be right back.

I'm gonna go pee.

- No.

There are seven gates that lead to hell.

When you pass through the first gate,

a feeling washes over you that
you're completely unwanted.

Those things around you
that are pulling at you

will rip you to shreds,
but you can't see them.

You can only feel them tugging away.

It's hopeless.

When you pass in the second gate of hell,

you start to hear things.

The wind isn't the wind.

The leaves aren't the leaves.

And the ground starts to
spit out little voices.

The voices of your mother or your father

telling you how you've disappointed them.

As much as it should hurt to hear that,

you already knew it.

So there's no reason to run.

When you pass though
the third gate of hell,

you start to see things.

The voices start to become faces.

Start to become shadows.

They move around you.

You close your eyes and
they're still there.

And in the moment of all those confusion,

for just a second, you
might see someone you know.

Nodding, telling you to turn back.

As you pass through the
fourth gate of hell,

everything around you begins to die.

As you move forward, the
leaves start to fall,

the clouds blacken, the trees cave in.

It gets cold, so cold.

But even as everything around you freezes

and becomes still, you
feel warm, powerful,

ready to keep marching through.

- Sara!

Sara!

Sara!

When you pass
through the fifth gate,

time begins to change.

With every step forward

memory falls to the wayside.

There is no past, no present, no future.

And if you're not focused,
if you don't know exactly

where you wanna be, you
can get lost in there.

And that for anyone who
fails to keep moving forward,

is a completely different level of hell.

- Scott!

Fuck.

- All right dude, we gotta talk.

People are looking for you.

Cops have been looking for you like--

Where the hell is she?

- She fuckin' took the bikes.

I have to go to fucking Whitleigh's house

and try to find my girlfriend,

which is fucking humiliating.

Everybody's been trying to find her.

- So I can't get in to
our fucking apartment.

And I stayed out in the
fucking cold all day.

- Man, fuck you.

We don't have an apartment anymore.

So there's no apartment now thanks to you.

- You got thrown out of
the apartment in a day?

It's been way fucking
longer than a day, James.

You seriously have been gone all that time

and you don't know what
the hell is going on?

You need to find somewhere to go.

Your fucking dad thinks you just ran off

and you're a junkie now.

Like you probably can't stay with him.

Is she okay?

- I don't know, Jamie!

I don't know.

That's why I need to talk to her, man.

I'm like starting to freak
out a little bit, all right.

- You can't stay with me.

- Fine.

I'm not asking.

I don't give a shit, Jamie.

- Goddammit.

Whatever.

Fine.

Take me--

I don't know.

- Take you--

- Fucking yeah.

Just take me wherever the
fuck you're staying at now.

Or whatever.

Where do I live, man?

Like where's my shit?

Where do I sleep?

- Dude, like, people were looking for you.

You need a cigarette?

- Yeah, man.

I know you haven't already, but
like you cannot tell anybody

anything about me being here.

- Dude--

- The cops are fucking
looking for me like I gotta,

I need to like fucking go!

Like I need to like hide!

- Not long after you left,
like everything fell apart.

Everybody moved home.

Whitleigh got her own place.

Scott moved home.

No one knows where the fuck Sara's at.

No one knows where you've been at.

Like everyone who's been
here has moved home.

Like everybody's moved on, dude.

Shit's fallen apart since you left.

You have no idea.

- I've got an uncle who can maybe

let me crash for a little while.

- I warned you.

I told you the place is a dump.

- It's fine, man.

- All right.

I ain't gonna lock you in,
but lock it up when you leave.

- Yeah.

- All right.

Yeah, as I said, it's
pretty empty up here.

It's not empty, but it's close.

- Yeah.

It'll do, man.

- Just don't do anything
stupid like burn it down.

Try not to break any more of these windows

that aren't already broken.

Like you got fuckin'
bugs and stuff in here?

- Plenty of bees.

Just keep killin' 'em.

Eventually, they'll stop.

We'll cover 'em up in some way later.

After like twelve or one o'clock, hey,

after like twelve or one o'clock

and the lights are off in the house

don't come in and use the bathroom.

There's an outhouse over
there that you can use.

Or if you just gotta piss,
just go around the side

of the building of something, all right?

- Okay.

- All right.

Come on, buddy.

- You and I we go on one
week, two week, you know,

we can fuckin' drink and not
remember a goddamn thing.

But months man, months have passed.

I don't know where the
fuck your head's at.

Somebody like you and I go
missin', James, you know,

nobody turns their fucking head.

Somebody like Sara; that's a good,

good, young girl right there, you know.

She doesn't live the life you and I live.

She's got people looking for her.

Her parents, probably her fucking church.

Jesus Christ, man, how do you
expect to not, not expect people

to raise their eyebrows
at you and go "Huh?"

Even as far as I'm concerned,
man, you're fuckin' up

'cause you're running.

- Shut up.

- No man, it's the truth.

- Shut up.

- The world's a big place, man.

You can run as far as the eye can see,

but your problems don't go away.

You gotta give me something here, James.

- Thanks for the beer.

- Thanks for nothing.

- Don't fuckin' look at me.

Seriously, they can jump
the shit out of this fence.

They could just fuck you the hell up.

All you can do is
pretend that you're dead.

Really nothing.

Nothing.

You can't do shit about it.

Even that little one.

Those two who are little.

They would still fuck you up.

That little ass horse.

He still will beat the shit out of you.

I missed.

One handed?

Get the fuck out of here.

Don't hit anything on your first shot.

You'll make me feel stupid.

Oh!

Good shot.

Is that the one you were aiming at?

- Yup.

This one's yours.

This one's mine.

- Keep me updated.

- James, you've already talked to one guy

about this thing here.

We checked out your
information from before,

and we're still having problems coming up

with a correct answer
on this, a right answer.

Something that's gonna
tell us where Sara is.

I've talked to your friends.

Okay?

You know what happened to her.

You were there.

You're the last one to see her.

Okay?

You are the key to this
whole entire thing.

You're telling me about hands reaching up.

That feeling that hands are
reaching up and pulling you down

while you're going on this road, okay?

It's a legend.

- It's--

Tell me what you're seeing?

- Like she's not there.
- She's missing!

What are you seeing?

- Something isn't real, dude.

Nothing happened.

I can't like--

- Something happened.

There's no phone calls.

But then again there's no
phone calls for you either.

So where have you been
during this time frame?

The Jones' are out there
looking for their daughter.

You're the only one who can
tell me that sort of thing.

Okay?

Six months we've been going after this.

All right?

They also tell me that she
did a 180 degree change

when she met you.

Straight A student.

We found your stuff out there.

That's what started this thing off.

And you're telling me
you woke up out there.

We didn't find you out there!

I don't know if she's dead or alive.

I don't know!

But you're the last person who does!

And I can't get that from you.

I can't understand why
you don't wanna help.

You're free to go.

But also, remember, this
thing ain't going away.

What you're telling me, in
essence, is absolutely nothing.

I don't know what happened.

- You're a fuckin' piece of shit!

I didn't even hit you in the face.

- Ow!

- Put it out on his nipple!

- Awesome!

- Lift up your shirt.
- Oh my God.

- Ow!

It's okay.

Hey, punch me as hard
as you can right here.

- He wants to get knocked out.

- Right here.

Take ten steps back and fucking charge.

- Oh my God!

Are you okay?

- Put your head down.

I'm going to hit you hard now.

- Oh my God!

- Hey, who wants to
try to knock out James?

- I'll try to knock out James.

- Yeah!

- All right, he's gonna fucking kill me.

- Dude, knock him out!

He wants to get knocked out!

He's been trying all night!

- Please don't do it.

- Seriously, do not--

He doesn't care.

- Dude, if he dies don't come back on me.

- Hey!

- Oh shit!

- Oh my God!

- K.O.!

- K.O.!
- 1, 2,

3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,

9, 10!

James is out!

- Damn!

As you pass
through the sixth gate of hell,

it begins to take over you.

As you move forward
slowly, you can feel it

start at your feet, it moves upwards,

through your limbs, your stomach.

Your veins boil.

And it penetrates you from the inside out.

If you don't sacrifice
yourself, it will rip you apart.

You have to let it take over you.

And leave your old self there
on the ground next to you,

so you can finally reach the end.

- Everybody thinks I'm guilty.

And I never,

I never thought I was until you showed up.

Am I?

Fuck!

Fuck!

When you pass through

the seventh gate of hell,

you realize that you were surrounded

by absolute nothingness.

There's no time, no pain.

Just a great, giant, black void.

And you're floating there

in the ultimate solitude.

- Sara!

Sara!

Sara!