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Wonder who that could be.

Oh, hello.

My name is Rob. This is my friend Gary.

Our car broke down. Do you mind if we
use your phone? We've got to call a tow

truck.

Yeah, I suppose that'll be all right.

Thank you. Follow me.

The phone's right over here.

Thank you.

Yeah, hi.

I'm having problems with my car.

Yeah, I think the battery's dead.

Yeah.

Oh, hold on a second.

What address is this?

1526 Atlantic.

Oh, 1526 Atlantic.

Yeah, it's a 68 Buick Riviera.

Why?

Yeah, okay.

That'll be fine.

Thank you.

They'll be here in about 45 minutes to
take care of it, okay? Thank you very

much. I appreciate what you did.

Would you guys like to join us for a
bite to eat rather than waiting out on

street?

Okay, what do you think?

Yeah, sure.

Well, sure. Yeah, thank you.

Appreciate that.

What's the matter with this guy? Why
does he keep staring at us like this?

He's old. He just does that.

Can you see what we're doing?

Yeah.

But he doesn't do much about anything.

Really?

Do you like some big dick?

Yeah, what do you think about that, huh?

How about it, old man?

You think she'd like some big dick?

Like this, huh?

This is gonna be fun.

What am I doing?

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

that's a good idea.

Yeah, get some of this, man.

You think they're Ralph?

Oh, yeah.

Oh,

this is great.

Oh, my

God.

Bye. Bye.

Oh,

man.

Oh,

man.

I love you.

Oh.

Oh. Are you okay?

Oh, yeah.

Can't sleep, Eric.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Where?

Where?

Hmm.

Oh, God.

Hi, Mr. Reynolds?

Yes. Joel Harper.

Good to meet you.

Come on in.

Hope you don't mind all this stuff. The
house is just filled with it. Let's go

upstairs.

The old man is a true eccentric.

Can I get you a cup of coffee?

That would be nice.

You'll be here for six months, as you
know.

And all you really have to do is to
clean up after yourself because we have

cleaning service that comes in.

They come in the first Monday of every
month.

And, you know, there's just too much
stuff here to expect you to take care of

all of it.

That's the first Monday? The first
Monday.

On the second Monday, the gardener comes
to take care of the outside grounds.

Where's Mr. Davis?

Mr. Davis, well, the old man's not
having a very good day.

He's confined to a wheelchair, you know.

And I think it's best that we just don't
disturb him today. He's upstairs

sleeping.

How about if you meet him when you move
in in a few days?

Of course. That'd be okay?

Okay.

You ready for me to show you around?

Let's go.

There's 15 rooms in this house, and
they're all filled with things like

What does he do with all this?

Who knows? You know, he's been
collecting all his life. I guess he just

having it around.

This is the main living room.

There's cable TV.

There's a VCR in the cabinet. There's a
really nice collection of movies, and

you guys should feel free to watch them
whenever you want.

Great.

And this, this is your bedroom.

I think it'll be fine.

Good.

Okay. The old man has the room down the
hall, and we shouldn't have any need for

it.

Upstairs here, there's another kitchen.

And if you have guests visiting, this is
almost like having another apartment.

It's very private. There's a bathroom.
There's bathrooms on all the floors.

Look at this.

Isn't this a wonderful view of the bay?

What?

The bay.

This is beautiful.

I almost forgot.

There's an elevator.

Come here.

Come here.

The old man needed it because of his
disability, but you guys can use it for

whatever you want. You know, you get
lazy, you feel like riding in an

I don't know.

It leads downstairs to the basement.
There's a laundry room, which is a real

convenience if your wife... Did your
wife do the laundry?

Yeah. And, you know, sometimes I even
use it for a dumb waiter.

That's a good idea.

Come on.

That's about it.

Well, I can't wait to tell my wife about
this.

It's really great.

And it's a perfect solution for us.

Something to tell your grandchildren
about.

Jeff, have a safe trip. I'll see you in
a couple days.

And I look forward to meeting your wife.

Well, thank you very much.

It's going to be a lot of fun. Good. So
long. Bye -bye.

I really appreciate your fast service.

Elizabeth,

I'm home.

Oh, my husband's home.

Uh -huh.

Okay. Hold on one sec.

Hi, baby. Hi, baby.

How you doing?

Great.

Okay, so tomorrow's wonderful.

Yeah, thanks so much. I'll see you then.

Bye -bye.

I missed you so much.

I missed you, too.

Well, that was Mr. Tucker. He's coming
tomorrow to take the last of the

furniture into storage.

It's going to be strange being in this
house without our furniture.

Hey, in a few days we'll be living in
San Francisco.

So tell me, what happened? What's it
like?

Well, it's an old Victorian.

Sort of strange.

I mean, there's a lot of strange things
in the house.

What do you mean?

Well, this old man lives there. He's
confined to a wheelchair. I didn't meet

him. I talked to the real estate agent.

Anyway, this old man has collected all
kinds of stuffed animals, sculptures,

artifacts, antiques. The walls are
literally covered with the stuff.

It's not my style, but I think it'll be
okay.

It'll be fun.

Was it scary?

No. No, it's not scary at all.

I mean, the place doesn't look like it's
been dusted or cleaned for God knows

how long.

But it'll be okay for six months.

You see, we house -sit for the old man.
He pays us.

We pay no mortgage, no rent, and it
gives you and I time to find the perfect

place for us. We can take our time. It's
an ideal situation.

Elizabeth, you and I, we can do it
together.

I am really excited about this. Living
in San Francisco, I just love the city.

don't know, I just have a great feeling
about it.

Yeah, me too.

Oh, what do you think of this lipstick?

I don't like it.

It's too orange for you.

Too orange?

But I bought it especially for you
because you said you like lighter lips.

Well, I do, I do, but... I don't know,
it's just too orange, that's all.

So that's what you think, huh?

Well, then you're going to pay me for
it. Give me ten bucks.

Come here.

You know, that other lipstick you had,
it was sort of pink.

I like that. It'd look really good on
you.

Well, okay.

Well,

I hope the stuffed animals don't scare
you.

Don't you do that to me. Are there
spiders in that house?

No.

Maybe.

You're always trying to scare me. Don't
you scare me. Is that going to scare

you?

Yes, it is. How do you do this to me,
Jeffrey?

The spiders. The spiders are crawling up
your back.

They're crawling around.

They're going to get you. I'm going to
get you. I'm going to get you.

What are you doing?

Oh, baby.

I love you.

Good.

Come here.

This spider's going to get you.

You're going to get him.

I hope you find everything satisfactory,
and if you have any problems, you give

me a call.

Okay? Well, everything seems to be just
fine, and I'm sure Jeff and I are going

to be very happy here.

That's great.

Oh, Mr. Davis.

This is the young couple that's going to
take care of the house while you're

away. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds, this is the
owner, Mr. Ben Davis.

How do you do?

It's a great place you have here.

Incredible stuff.

I'm Jeff Reynolds. This is my wife,
Elizabeth.

He won't answer you. We talk to him
anyway.

He hears us, but he can't respond.

Well, look, Mr.

Davis and I will get out of your hair.
He has his plane to catch anyway.

And there's something I should tell you.
I almost forgot.

What's that?

Well, it's nothing.

It's just that some of the neighbors,
they have this crazy notion that the

is... I don't even know how to tell you
this.

Haunted?

I've spoken with Mrs. Peterson.

Mrs. Peterson.

Well, then I guess you've heard it all.

I've got to tell you, that first day I
looked at the house, you tried to scare

me.

Hey, but don't worry about it. There are
people like that in every neighborhood.

Well, I just thought you both should
know.

No problem.

Yeah, I thought you were going to say
something about broken plumbing.

That would scare us.

Okay, well, Mr.

Davis and I will wish you luck, and
we'll be on our way.

Mrs. Reynolds?

Pleasure to meet you, and we hope you'll
be happy in our house. I'm sure we will

be. Okay.

Jeff? Goodbye.

Are you comfortable, Elizabeth?

I think you drank too much wine tonight.

You know,

Elizabeth, it's bad luck to go to bed
the first night in a new house without

first making love.

Oh, Joel, I love you so much.

I love you too, darling.

I'm so glad.

I'll do anything for you.

Well, there is one thing I would love
you to do.

Anything?

Tie me up in a chair.

What?

It's no big deal.

Just tie me up in a chair.

It'll make me want you a lot more.

I don't know. It's sort of weird.

But you do love me, don't you?

You said you do.

So tell me.

Take one.

Now, do I look good?

Wouldn't you love to feel my teeth?

Yes.

They're so firm.

Like my nipples.

They get so hard for me.

How dare you tease me, you fucking
whore.

Thank you.

Come on, honey. How you doing?

You need some coffee.

I had the weirdest dream last night.

Too much wine.

It always fucks me up the next day.

Here, drink this.

You want some aspirin?

Yeah, that's a good idea.

Did you ever have the kind of dream
where you feel like you were really

What we have here is just a simple old
-fashioned hangover.

That's all.

Here, you take these.

There you go.

You know, you really conked out last
night.

I tried to wake you.

I told you it was bad luck to go to bed
in a new house without first making

love.

Oh, more wisdom from your dick.

You should have been in my dream.

Sounds like I wish I was.

Well, listen, baby, I got to get out of
here.

I don't want to be late first day on the
new job.

You going to be all right?

Yeah.

Besides the fact that my brain feels
like mashed potatoes, I'm okay.

You just take it easy.

You know, we don't have to do everything
in one day.

We've got all kinds of time to get
settled in here.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Just don't ever ask me to tie you to a
chair.

What?

Nothing. It's just my crazy dream.

Well, listen, honey, you better save me
some of that wine, because I never have

dreams like that.

Believe me, you don't want them.

Kiss me.

Oh, sorry, honey.

Now, I'll call you from the office.

and i left the work number by the phone
knock him dead huh i will

Thank you.

Oh my God.

Stop it.

Elizabeth?

Well, I think she's going to be all
right.

There's no immediate need for
hospitalization, but we're going to have

an eye on her.

The tests didn't show any high
concentration of Valium in her system,

rule out an overdose.

But Mr. Reynolds, your wife has
sustained a severe shock to her system.

For now, let's just let her rest, and
why don't you bring her around to my

office in the morning?

Call my office after nine, and my
secretary, Denise, will fit you

in.

Okay.

Should we be giving her anything?

Well, no. To tell you the truth, I'm
reluctant to medicate her for the time

being until I've found out more about
what we're really dealing with here.

Just let her rest.

If she develops a fever or if there's
vomiting in the night, Give me a call at

home. But for now, I think we've done
all we can.

Yes, Doctor.

And I want to thank you for coming by. I
really appreciate it.

Are you all right?

Yes, I'm okay. It's just a little scary,
that's all.

Nothing like this has ever happened to
Elizabeth before.

Well, I don't think she's in any
immediate danger.

Tomorrow, things are going to look a lot
better.

I'm sure we'll find some explanation for
all this. Just take care of yourself.

Thanks, Doctor. I really appreciate it.

I'll show you the door.

This is some place you have here.

You some kind of collector?

No, I'm a lawyer.

Sort of reminds me of the Smithsonian.

It's been a long time.

Ben,

is that you?

Yes, it's me.

We're so old, my love.

My sweet.

Go into them, Elizabeth.

Go to them.

Ben, I can't. It's not me. It's now.

It's not right.

You must.

We're here.

It's a victory over death.

You must go to them.

You silly man.

There is no victory over death.

You want me to take them for you?

I will.

You watch.

You silly man.

I'm out.

This doesn't fit. What are you doing?

See that?

All right.

Good. Yeah.

That's it.

All right.

I got shit.

Don't feel so bad about it. I got shit.

He's leaving the jackpot. He's taking
over.

I'm okay, man. You know?

You and me. I see that.

Ready?

20.

All right.

Young men.

Whoa.

Oh.

Let me tell you.

Yes.

You can't leave me again.

I must, Ben. This isn't right.

Right? Is this right?

Look what he did to us.

Is this right?

Ben, what's... I don't understand what's
happening to me.

They're calling you.

Can you hear them?

Oh, Ben, I'm scared.

Kiss me. Kiss me now forever.

You slut!

You whore!