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Are you kidding? This is going to be great.
Welcome to the Devil's Lighthouse.
Bobby, I really don't think I want to do this.
Come on, Sarah. Where's your sense of adventure?
Man, look at this place. What a dump.
Wow. Check out that still.
Jeez, it must be as old as my grandmother.
I wonder if it still works.
Bobby, don't.
That wasn't funny.
Yeah, a little bit.
Come on.
You're not going to go up there, are you? I'm not going to go alone.
Oh, we shouldn't.
That's why we should. Come on.
Mommy. I'm scared.
I don't want to be here.
Okay, okay, okay.
What if these stairs aren't safe?
This place is probably 100 years old. It was built to last. It's not going to
fall down tonight.
realized how beautiful it was up here.
How far do you think they can see the light from?
25 miles on a clear night.
When was the last time it went on?
I don't know.
They shut this place down about 50 years ago.
Hasn't worked since.
Hey, sir, can I tell you something and promise you won't laugh? Sure.
I, uh...
I really like you a lot.
Okay, I'll sit there. I love you.
Bobby, what was that noise?
I don't know.
I found it in their local newspaper.
Bobby Warner, 16 years old, went missing from an abandoned lighthouse three
nights ago.
His girlfriend, Sarah Kincaid, was with him and he disappeared.
And he's now blind as a result of whatever happened.
Blind? Yeah. Any other injuries?
No. Her doctors couldn't find any organic damage to her eyes.
Hysterical blindness.
It's a very rare disorder.
psychosomatic byproduct of a trauma. Usually lasts just a short time.
All right. Well, I'd like you to examine her, Rachel.
Sure. And if necessary, we'll move her to San Francisco for further treatment.
Where is this lighthouse?
Point Clifton.
It's a small town just up the coast. We'll head up tomorrow morning.
I know a place. A guy from my old ceiling and it runs a boat shop up
well, great. Find him and maybe he can help us. Yeah, you guys get together and
swap old war stories.
I don't think so.
Are you sure this is a case for us there?
Well, the locals have a name for the place where Bobby disappeared.
They call it the Devil's Lighthouse.
That's all I needed to hear.
See you. Yeah. See you in the morning.
So, what's up with you and this Navy friend? You don't seem too excited about
seeing him.
It's hardly what I'd call a friend.
You guys were in the field together, though, right?
Yeah, until he washed out.
A lot of guys wash out.
Excuse me.
Looking for a guy named Mike McCready. He runs a boat shop around here.
I'll be damned.
Hey, Nick Boyle, all -American point man.
It's been a while.
Long enough you didn't recognize me.
When people change, huh?
How you been?
Not bad.
You? Top of my game, brother. Can't you tell?
Looking around a boat?
Right. I hear that lighthouse is worth seeing.
It's spooky.
It's haunted.
Hey, if you're with the tabloids, I got some stories about that place.
But I'm not cheap. It'll cost you.
Want a beer?
No, thanks.
You know anything about it?
It's been closed for almost 50 years.
Derelict.
But I tell you, I've seen that light going on and off.
I've been telling him that all along.
You're just going to listen to a bum with a dishonorable discharge from the
United States Navy, right, Boyle?
Right.
It must be hard losing a son. I would really like to help you get him back.
I'll take all the help I can get.
Any at all.
The police would tell me to sit tight, whatever that means.
They still think Bobby's just run away from home.
And you're sure he hasn't?
I know my son, Miss Moreau.
Bobby would never do that. He calls even if he's going to be home late.
I told him never, ever go out of that damn lighthouse.
I want to just burn it down.
Bobby's the lifeguard in the world.
He's all I care about.
And I know he's alive. I feel it.
Do you think that's crazy?
No.
No, I don't.
And I promise you, we're going to do everything we can to get your son back.
I'm sorry. I'm not being much help to you, am I?
Maybe there is something that you can do.
I need to know the history of the lighthouse, any information that you can
Do you think you could do that for me? I could try.
That'd be great.
Hi. Hi, I'm Jim Kincaid.
You must be Dr. Corrigan? Yes.
Dr. Ring? How are you?
Fine, thanks.
Does Sarah know we're coming?
Yes.
Her doctor gave her a sedative, so she seems kind of out of it. I understand.
How is she doing today?
Same. No change.
Come in.
Sarah, honey, these are the doctors I was telling you about.
Good morning, Sarah.
Hi, Sarah.
My name's Rachel.
I'm just going to sit down here with you for a minute.
to Bobby?
No one has seen him since the other night.
He's gone.
Bobby's gone.
Okay, okay.
It's just me. That's just my hand. Oh, your hands are so cold.
It's okay, honey. You don't have to be scared.
Can you tell me where Bobby went? Did he just...
He went away or... The light.
He went into the light.
Sarah, what do you mean he went into the light?
Why doesn't anybody understand me?
He got sucked into the light.
Right, it's a straight shot right across the bay from here. It's pretty easy.
Hey, you want me to go with you?
I think we can handle it.
Oh, that's right.
That's right. Nick Boyle doesn't need backup.
You heard stories about the lighthouse?
The devil's lighthouse.
It's supposed to be closed up, but I've seen that light going on and off.
It's weird.
I don't normally encourage people to go out there.
All right, we're ready.
Okay, let's go.
Thanks. Mm -hmm.
All right, you guys got the boat till six.
But if you're late, I get to have dinner with Alex here.
Great, tell you what.
Why don't we all have dinner?
Art free, huh?
Let me see when I'll be there.
Okay.
It's beautiful, isn't it? Quite a work of art in its own way. Yeah, they sure
don't build them like this anymore.
Yeah, they don't need them like this anymore.
Radar's pretty much put the old lighthouse out of commission.
Seems remarkably well preserved.
It's almost as if it's being maintained somehow.
Nobody comes out here anymore, do they? Well, that's true, but we shouldn't
exclude the possibility that something or someone is still here, should we?
Well, whatever it was, it was dramatic enough to blind Sarah Kincaid.
I had to be the purveyor of doom, but it's possible the kid went over the rail
and out to sea.
Well, I'm going to go downstairs and take some more pictures.
All right. Be careful.
Derek? What is it?
I swear to God, it's that kid calling his girlfriend.
so that we can help you and we can help find Bobby.
Sarah, my friend Alex went out to the lighthouse today and she saw some
things. She wants to talk to you about them.
Sarah,
I
saw a man when I was out there.
Did you and Bobby see him too?
He took Bobby.
Where? Where did he take him?
Into the light. That's where Bobby is. If somebody doesn't help him, he's going
to die. Please, someone save him. Please, someone.
Okay, okay.
It's all right.
It's all right.
We're going to find him.
It's going to be all right.
We'll go back out there after dark.
I'd like to be out there in the same conditions at the same time Bobby
disappeared. What do you think happened to him?
Well, he's there. He's trapped in that lighthouse somewhere.
Nick and I heard him. As long as we can hear his voice, we can bring him back. I
know we can.
When we cannot hear him anymore, he's gone forever.
I went to the library.
This is everything I could find.
Great. Maybe there's something in here that can help us.
I hope so.
The police called me back last night.
They say they still have nothing new.
I'm sorry.
You went out there.
What did you find?
Oh, unfortunately, we didn't find Bobby.
But I feel the same way you do.
I think he's still alive.
Oh, here's something.
It says here...
that a ship sank 47 years ago off the point. The lighthouse keeper, Noah
was lynched by an angry mob.
The captain, Daniel Baker, went down with his ship.
The survivors claim that they never saw the light go on as if no one was working
the lighthouse.
I wonder if that's what drove Elizabeth Baker to cut herself off from everybody
in town.
The captain's widow, Elizabeth Baker, she's very old now.
She's been a recluse ever since her husband's death.
People say she's a little odd, if you know what I mean.
Where does she live?
She lives alone in a shack on the cliffs near the lighthouse.
Maybe she saw something.
Do you think she knows something about Bobby?
Mrs. Warner, if there's anything I've learned about working on cases like
it's that answers turn up in the most unlikely places.
Baker Hello
Anybody home
What are you doing in my house?
I'm sorry. I knocked. Get out.
Get out of here.
Mrs. Baker, my name is Alex Moreau. How the hell do you know my name? Mrs.
Baker, I'd like to talk to you about the lighthouse.
I'll thank you to get out of here.
Okay, listen.
I'm going to give you my card.
If you change your mind, you can reach me there.
I said get out.
That girl's cursed now.
And that boy is as good as dead.
And you go out to that lighthouse and you will die too.
Mark my words.
It's all stimuli.
Her condition is degrading. I think we should move her to a hospital. I know a
specialist who might be able to help.
All right, well, talk to her father, make arrangements, and I'll call and
helicopter sent up and assure him that the lunar foundation will bear the cost.
Great. I'll take Sarah and her dad to the house tonight. Tomorrow, first
we go to the hospital and start therapy.
Yeah, we're going out back to the lighthouse tonight, probably be there
dawn. Do you really think this lighthouse is somehow inhabited?
Oh, I'm convinced, Bobby. He's still there. He's inside this place.
It's starting to sound like the story of Jonah and the whale.
Yeah, probably.
I hope so, for the boy's sake.
Joan escaped with Will, remember?
All right.
Mrs.
Badger, are you home?
My name is Joan Warner. My son disappeared at the lighthouse.
Are you in there? Please, I need to talk to you.
Den of Mrs. Baker?
Answer me!
What have you done?
Well, it's a nice try, but I don't think he's going to show.
Oh, he'll show.
But just out of curiosity, what happened between you two?
When we grew up together, Navy brats, basic training together, made it to
together, and we were really quite tight once.
We had a little falling out.
And... Screw it. It's a long story.
I'd like to hear it. Nick doesn't seem to want to talk about it.
We were tasked for a mission.
Black -off covert situation.
Hostage extraction. Basically, it didn't go off like we planned.
Everybody didn't make it out alive.
You like your drink, don't you?
It's a special occasion.
It is Tuesday, right?
Besides, how often does a deadbeat like me get to have dinner with a beautiful
woman like you?
Anyway, there was an inquest and I was cleared of any misconduct.
We all were.
I think Nick still kind of blames me for some reason.
You want me to tell you what really happened, Michael?
I got a little hung up.
You do mean a little hungover, don't you?
You were three steps behind everybody who was counting on you.
You were always so downed, irresponsible.
You know, you're talking to me like I'm a criminal or something.
You do remember I wasn't convicted of anything, don't you?
We were partners, man.
How much would it have hurt you to cover me once in a while like I covered you?
It was combat, not high school. You let the team down.
Why don't you cut me some slack?
Yeah, that's right, Mike. You have another cocktail, because I don't think
feel sorry enough for yourself yet.
You know what your problem is, Nick? No, but why don't you tell me? You've never
been the GOAT.
Not once.
You can't identify him.
Sorry, Alex.
Had to be partnered with this guy. Must be pretty brutal trying to be absolutely
perfect all the time.
He drinks a lot, doesn't he?
Always did.
Still does.
So what now?
Well, we'll hook up with Derek and go back to the lighthouse.
No, I mean between you and McCready.
There is no what now between me and McCready.
Well, maybe your expectations are too high.
You know what? I really don't want to talk about this. I'd rather drop it.
Well, that would certainly be the easiest way to deal with it, wouldn't
I think Michael McCready has a point.
Okay, you and I are partners, right?
Are you going to drop out of my life as quickly when I screw up? Look, you've
known Michael since this morning.
I've known him my whole life.
It's not my job to save him from himself.
I know there's bad history between you guys, but there's good history, too.
You and Michael grew up together. You were kids together.
He's your last connection to who you used to be.
I think that's worth salvaging.
Bobby?
Bobby?
Bobby? Bobby, I'm coming.
Hang on, Bobby.
I'm coming.
I'm the lighthouse keeper.
There is no lighthouse keeper anymore.
Who are you and what the hell have you done with my son?
I've taken him.
Give him back to me.
Now. It's too late. I can't do that.
But you'll be with him soon enough.
You coming to tuck me in now?
You're pathetic, man. Look at yourself.
Thank you, Mother Teresa.
I'll take that under advisement.
Hello?
It's happening again.
He's taking that woman to warn her.
Who is this?
We're not finished.
All right, I screwed up. I went out the night before and partied instead of
getting all mentally prepared.
How did I know it wasn't going to be my last night on the planet Earth? I'm
sorry, I'm human.
I screwed it up. Mike, anybody that I got any history with is in the ground.
I don't want you to drink yourself to death. Joe Warner's in trouble.
Look, the lighthouse, I told you.
We've got to get out there now.
Call Derek. I'm going with you. May or may not stay here. Make sure Derek gets
boat.
You got what you wanted.
I'm here.
You're here.
I know that you are.
Noah?
It's you, isn't it?
Elizabeth.
I've been waiting for you all these years, and you haven't come to see me.
What do you want, Noah?
What I've always wanted, Jill.
We were wrong, Noah. My husband was a good man. I should never have betrayed
him.
That's all in the past.
No.
No, Elizabeth, it had never been over.
And it never will be, not as long as I keep watching with this light out.
Until you're with me forever.
No.
Let go, Noah. Let me go.
Daniel's death was an accident.
Accident?
Elizabeth, you know it was no accident.
I sent your husband to his death because I loved you.
Because you wanted me to, didn't you?
You can't even admit the truth to yourself, can you?
I don't think so.
You knew that I turned off the light that night.
And I paid the price for your love of my life.
No.
And you always know that.
Stay with me, Elizabeth.
Stay or I'll keep whoever else comes here.
Mr. Baker?
Do you want that blood on your hands, too? Is that what you want?
Mr. Baker.
You're Noah Wilkes, aren't you? Yes.
And this is my lighthouse. Get out!
You're dead, Noah.
You don't belong here anymore. This lighthouse is dead.
You are so...
I doubt it.
It's okay.
You're Mrs. Baker, right? I'm not a murderer.
Nobody thinks you are.
He did it. He's the murderer.
He murdered my husband and all those other people.
Who? Who are you talking about?
Noah Wilkes. He's up there. He's always been up there.
Mrs. Baker, you have to listen to me very carefully, all right? I came here
a friend. Do you know what happened to her?
She went into the light.
It took her.
Mr. Speaker, please stay here.
I'll be right back.
I left Mrs. Baker in here. She wouldn't leave.
Where's Alex?
She's gone.
What do you mean she's gone?
I never should have left her.
I set a light going.
That's what I've been telling everybody.
I've looked inside and out.
She's nowhere to be found.
Don't go up there.
He'll trap you and never let you go.
What are you talking about?
You know what wins?
A lighthouse keeper.
And now your friend who's taken your friend into the light.
And that boy last week. And a lot of other people too. And I saw them go and
never... I never told anybody.
I'll never let you go. He never lets anybody go.
Tonight, he will.
You're mine, Elizabeth.
Always.
I can't do that.
They're with me now forever.
No, they're not.
They don't belong to you.
They will be with me forever.
They're all part of my lighthouse now.
Any more, they're not. Nobody owes you anything.
It's over, Wilkes.
Over.
Before this night is through, you will all be dead with me.
Forever!
It's over.
Finally, it's over.
Rest in peace, Noah Wilkes.
Sarah, honey, wake up.
There's the girl.
You're going to visit her.
Hey, Sarah.
It's me.
Yes, I know.
I can see.
You believe what happened here last night? I wouldn't have believed it if I
didn't see myself.
It did happen, right?
Yeah, it happened.
Nobody's going to believe me when I tell them about this, just like when I tried
to tell them about the lighthouse.
Same as it ever was.
I don't think she didn't notice I got a bad rep around town for being a bit of a
drinker. Is that right?
People tend not to pay too much attention to me a lot of the time.
Because I'm loaded a lot of the time.
But I want to tell you something.
what we were talking about before, what happened with us in the past.
You were right.
I let you down.
I'm sorry.
Forget it.
I don't know what happened to me.
You know, I used to be one of the elite, too.
And now this.
I'm just going deeper.
It doesn't have to be that way.
Not if you don't want it to be.
They
called
it the Devil's Lighthouse.
It was built as a beacon, but it became a prison.
A prison made of jealousy and undying rage.
Instead of saving lives, it took them.
Instead of light, it offered only the darkness of one man's lost soul.
He's finally at rest, and the light is out now.
Forever.
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