All language subtitles for Insidious Tales (2026)

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- [ Morton] I remember two Willie Binghams:

One pasty-faced with fear
after the sentence was read,

and the other after the series of amputations.

(medical machinery beeping)

The first is now blurred

by the painfully sharp focus of the second.

(ominous music)

I was the very first surgical supervisor

appointed under the State's
revised stance on Capital Crime.

My job?

To see that medical protocol was followed.

That inmates would not suffer any more

than the usual post-surgical discomforts.

- [Bingham] You're gonna remove my hand!?

- [Morton] That's correct.

- [Bingham] No way!

- [Morton] Well, you are a murderer Mr. Bingham.

- Oi! Warden!

Oi!

No, Sir. That is not fair!

I killed that girl, but that weren't me alright.

It was the booze.

And the drugs.

They cooked up somethin' awful.

They're sayin' I mutilated her. I never.

- The first surgery is largely symbolic.

- Symbolic?! - Correct.

- Well, piece of cake then. Nothing to worry about huh?

- Well, I'm here to make sure you suffer

no more pain than is necessary.

- Why don't they just do what they used to do, huh?

Just execute me!

Once and for all.

(Bingham sobs)

- You're to be made a national example.

Your chance for recompense.

It's expected that the reduction should cease

by the second or third surgery.

- Third??

(Bingham retches)

Come on, come on.

(medical machinery beeping)

- Cover please.

- [ Morton] Surviving family members

determine how far the surgeries will go.

- Proceed.

- You can proceed.

(harrowing music)

(harrowing music continues)

(school children laughing)

- This is what my criminal ways got me.

You best all mind yourselves kids. Hm?

'Cause you don't want this.

No.

You don't ever want this!

(lights hum)

(medical machinery beeps) (ominous ethereal music)

- [Surgeon] Okay mark it.

- [Morton] In March, they removed Mr. Bingham's right arm

and his left leg.

- Proceed.

- [Morton] You may proceed.

(drill whirs and wines)

- [Surgeon] Saw.

(saw scrapes)

- [Nurse] Mr. Bingham.

(distant bell tolling)

- Don't hurt none. Hm.

Where's me supervisor?

- [Morton] As Mr. Bingham's procedure advanced

he was exhibited to the more difficult cases

in the under-funded state-run high schools.

- [Student] His hands.

(unsettling music)

- Behave yourselves now.

Unless you wanna look like me.

- [Morton] Although Mr. Bingham

was recovering well physically

his outlook grew progressively darker

as the third surgery approached.

(buzzer buzzes)

The boys upstairs

are very pleased with your progress, Willie.

I don't expect the family will take it any further.

(elevator dings)

(water drips)

Every job hits patches of rough road.

There are times I strain

to glimpse the bitumen below at all.

- [Student] Murderer.

- [Student] What a freak.

- [Newsreader] Tensions
continue to rise around the nation.

Fresh protests erupted today

over what many are now labeling

a cruel and barbaric form of punishment.

The man at the centre of it all

is 38 year-old inmate William Bingham

convicted of the rape and murder

of a young schoolgirl early-(veggie thuds)

(light hums) (dark ethereal music)

- [Surgeon] Looks good.

- [Morton] You may commence.

Mr. Bingham gave up a kidney and a lung.

Organs from inmates provide

a small, but steady revenue stream

for our now-privatized penal system.

(birds sing brightly)

- Nurse!

- [Nurse] Yes Mr. Bingham?

- They cuttin' off my right leg, or is that me left?

- [Nurse] It's your left leg Mr. Bingham.

- Left leg.

- Left leg. - Yeah.

(slow eerie music)

- [Morton] Five months later,
the fifth surgery was ordered.

- Please don't do this.

- Now, now Mr. Bingham.

It will all be over soon.

(Bingham sobs)

- Mr. Bingham would lose his namesake.

Willie?

Willie?

Are you okay?

You in pain, Willie?

Willie?

I never saw Mr. Bingham cry after that day.

Nor has he spoken to me since.

(heart beat thumping)

He went into his final surgery

without any observable emotion.

They removed his ears, his nose,

and the tip of his tongue.

A laser depilated what remained of his body.

We've made it through to the end now, Willie.

(insects chirping)

That was five years ago.

Mr. Bingham's room

is the last on the southern end

of the top floor.

The light is always on

(gentle brooding music)

and I know he's there

eyes to the ceiling

dead silent.

Except the last week of every month.

That's when Mr. Bingham and I

travel to the high schools.

(soft dark music)

(soft dark music continues)

(soft dark music continues)

- [Owen] I see you've made progress holed up in your cave.

- Yeah, well, the turnaround for this is unforgiving.

So here we are.

- Look, I know this project is important,

but I don't see

how staring at bodies and autopsy photos every day

is exactly healthy for you.

- Not my proudest commission, I must admit.

But a gig is a gig.

(chuckles) The fact that my, uh,

what did you call it?

Oh yeah. Hobby.

Has managed to gain me a client

of this calibre is kind of impressive.

Don't you think?

- I'm not trying to belittle your craft.

- Hobby? - Your craft.

Honestly, I find it all kind of morbid and unethical.

But don't you think it's a little, I don't know,

disrespectful to the families?

Like, what's the point of all this?

- Tell that to Frances Glessner Lee.

- Who? - Obviously, I'd much rather

be doing cute little doll houses
and beautiful scenic oasis,

but, um, the money, Owen.

The money is really good on this one-off.

Emphasis on one-off.

- I hope so. - Okay.

Um, give me like 10 minutes. Okay?

10 more minutes on this thing

and I will come and join you for bedtime.

Okay?

(eerie music) - Just don't work too hard.

Come to bed soon.

(Emma exhales)

(Emma exhales sharply)

(keyboard clacking)

(subdued music)

- What in the world were
these guys painting on the walls?

Creepy.

Okay.

Red it is.

(subdued music continues)

(light switch clicks)

(disembodied whispers chitter)

(symbol hisses)

(dark music)

(spectre breathing heavily)

- Oh, good.

(heart beat thumps)

(disquieting music)

I mean, it's a bit early.

Emma?

Emma?

(dramatic music)

(subdued music)

- Owen?

Owen?

(model chair scraping)

(dramatic music)

(light buzzing)

(disturbed music)

(floor creaking)

(dramatic music) (hammer thudding)

(spectre shrieking)

(Emma gasping)

(spectre growls)

(disembodies voices chitter)

(Emma gasping)

(demonic voice growls)

(flesh squelches)

(birds sing brightly)

(subdued music)

- Mommy? Mommy, come here.

(subdued music continues)

(foreboding music)

(symbol hisses)

- [Dr. Bowman] Hi Jacob. I got a call.

I heard there's a bit of trouble.

We didn't have an appointment today.

Tell me what's going on.

- The voices are back.

The whispers, shadows.

It's all coming back.

And I just, I, I, I, I need it to stop

- The shadows and noises we discussed before, correct?

I see.

(soft unsettling music)

Do you remember when we discussed sensory overload?

Your five senses, sight,
smell, hearing, touch, and taste.

As they take in more information

than your brain can process,

your brain becomes overwhelmed by the input.

It enters into a fight, flight, or freeze mode

in response to what feels like a crisis

making you feel unsafe or even panicky.

What if we found a way to cut off this overload,

turn off the noises and the shadows?

- How?

Medicine, meditation?

These numbing solutions
that keep failing and failing.

It's, it's a crock of shit.

And this thing,

w- whatever's happening to me,

I, I, I, I, I feel like,

I think it is God Himself.

(soft unsettling music continues)

- I'm with you. I hear you.

So we isolate the senses,

eliminating the opportunity of this, this thing.

- God.

- Yes. God.

And its ability to have any reach with you.

There's an interesting process

that I would like to try with you, Jacob.

I'll be here with you the whole time.

And, with your consent,

I would like to document this process

in hopes that we can find some real solutions.

Okay?

- Yes. Just please make it stop.

- The goal here is to eliminate some of your senses,

calm the mind.

I will be reducing your vision to a red colour,

and you will listen

to static noise on headphones cutting out sound.

These effects will result

in your brain amplifying neural noise

in order to look for missing visuals.

Here's where I need your help.

I want you to tell me what you see, feel, hear, okay?

- Yes. Dr. Bowman.

- I'm here with you the whole time.

And if at any point you want the experiment to stop,

I want you to tap your hands twice on the couch, okay?

(Jacob taps)

- Like that? - Yes.

- Let's begin.

(soft unsettling music continues)

(recorder hisses softly)

(light thrums and buzzes)

All right, Jacob, talk to me.

- I feel the floor tightening

and I smell matches.

- Dr. Bowman.

It, it, it's, it's, it's, it's here.

I, I, it's in the room with us.

I, I, I can't see it, but I, I feel the air moving.

(floor creaking)

Please! Don't!

I can see it now.

(intense music) (lights buzzing)

Make it stop, make it stop, make it stop.

Make it stop. Make it stop!

Make it stop! Make it stop!

Make it stop, make it stop, make it stop!

Make it stop!

Make it stop! Make it-(light bulb shatters)

(Dr. Bowman sobs softly) (subdued music)

(drool dripping) (Dr. Bowman breathing shakily)

(dark music) (flesh squelching)

(urine dribbling)

- Oh, my

God.

- Yes. God.

(bones cracking)

(Jacob thuds)

(creature growling and huffing)

Make it stop. (foot steps thud)

Make it stop, make it stop, make it stop,

make it stop, make it stop, make it stop.

(insects chirping)

(Tyler breathing shakily)

(Newton's cradle ticking)

(ominous music)

(wind groans) (dark music)

(unsettling music)

(nails scrape)

(fauna chirping brightly)

- [Stephanie] Tyler just wants
to spend time with his dad.

- [Mark] You don't think I want to spend time with Tyler?

We can bump the kid.

What the fuck do you think is wrong with...

- Why is it... You! No.

(subdued music) You, you are the one

who kicked me out this fucking house

dangling some little threat
over me, holding it over me.

Like you're gonna go to the fucking cops or something.

And now you're gonna get all petty.

Gotta worry about some fucking drill?

- That drill was a wedding gift from my father.

I should be the one to keep it.

- What the fuck are you gonna do with the drill?

- I can fix it too, Mark. (Mark laughs)

(bowl crashes)

- Why do you gotta be such a bitch about everything?

Hey.

- Hope we didn't wake you.

- You didn't.

- [Mark] Have a good sleep?

- Your father was just leaving.

- Hey bud, I know that we were supposed

to spend the weekend together,

but unfortunately something came up at work

and I gotta do some overtime.

I mean, you understand, right?

You get it? Yeah.

(Mark grunts)

I'm sorry kiddo. (door thuds)

You and I can still have a fun weekend.

I'll order us pizza for after your appointment.

And look, I got you a new set. (gentle music)

- Thanks.

(pencil scratching)

- So how's school?

- Pretty good.

If the teachers start to get boring,

I just fake a stomach cake

and go down to the nurse's office.

- But how are things at home though?

I know you were supposed to
be with your dad this weekend.

How's your sleep?

- Not good.

- Still getting those night terrors, huh?

- I saw him again.

- The man with no face.

Tyler, I know nightmares can seem so scary,

but I really want you to
practise to just think of them

as a product of your imagination.

- It just feels so real when it's happening.

I'm stuck. Can't move.

- Do you feel awake when it's happening?

- Sometimes I can force myself to open my eyes,

but I'm still, like, trapped.

Feels like something is sitting on my chest.

And when I can't see him, I can still feel him in the room.

It's like he's mocking me.

And I know he is not real

and it's just, it feels like he is.

- I too have had very scary dreams at your age.

So you're not alone. But look, I'm okay.

You think I'm okay?

So that means you're gonna be just fine too.

But unfortunately it looks like we're out of time.

So I'm going to leave you with
two assignments for the week.

Number one, I want you to remind yourself every day

that the man you see does not exist.

It's just like you said, he's not real.

And the things that aren't real...

- Have no control over us.

- Exactly.

And number two, I just want you

to draw, draw, draw, draw every day.

All right. Do me a favour and go get your mom for me.

- Okay. - Okay.

(door thuds softly)

- Hi.

- How was the session?

- It went great. He's so great.

- Did he talk to you about his night terrors?

(distressing music)

- Actually, that's exactly why I wanted to talk to you.

I don't think Tyler is having night terrors.

From what he described

I think he's suffering from sleep paralysis.

- What is that?

- It's a state between waking up or falling asleep.

But you can't speak, you can't move

but it is common for people to hallucinate.

And the things that they see can be very dark.

I really need you to remind Tyler

that the things he sees are not real and do not exist.

- Thank you.

- Goodbye.

(pencil scratching) (subdued music)

(door clatters) - Hey, kiddo.

Time for bed.

(gentle music)

You have nothing to worry about.

I'll be right on the other side
of that door if you need me.

I promise.

I love you.

- I love you too.

- Good. Sleep tight.

(door creaks and clicks)

(TV chatters)

(phone buzzes)

(Stephanie sighs)

- Listen. - No you listen.

Just because you have a face like that

does not give you the right to,

to, to treat women like disposable objects.

We have feelings, you know? (soft music)

(TV chatters)

(worrisome music)

(Tyler breathing shakily)

(eerie music)

(wind moans)

(dramatic music)

- Tyler.

(haunting music)

(Stephanie grunts)

(Stephanie roars)

(Stephanie grunts)

(Stephanie groans)

(Stephanie chokes)

(Tyler sobs mutedly)

(pen scrapes)

(blood pattering)

(disturbing music)

(bed creaks)

(insects chirping)

(bird squawks)

(eerie music)

(door creaks)

(Tyler whimpers)

(Tyler shrieks)

(birds chirping brightly)

(bright music)

(bright music darkens)

(record crackles)

(warm music)

♪ In evening as the sun went down ♪

♪ And the forest spread like laurel ♪

♪ The cult of seven with its bent towards heaven ♪

♪ Praying to Pastora ♪

♪ Take us to the garden far away ♪

♪ Our souls will open full bloom ♪

♪ Wait for a light on this last night ♪

♪ In the Mountain Goat Motel room ♪

♪ There we will stay where seven lay ♪

♪ We'll say a prayer with the utmost care ♪

♪ In the Mountain Goat Hotel room ♪

♪ See you all this coming fall ♪

♪ In the Mountain Goat Hotel room ♪

(followers chatter lightly)

- Hi, Lydia. - Hi.

- Oh!

Pastora taking us into the garden?

- Mm-hmm! I'm so excited.

I can't wait to go.

I wanted my last drawing to be just perfect for her.

- I bet you'll be honorary maiden tonight.

- (gasps) I hope so.

I just, I wanna be clean when we finally meet her.

Just reading Pastora's words makes me so-

You're not supposed to read-(door bangs)

- What's so funny? - N-nothing.

- Lydia's ready. What are you doing to prepare?

(stressful music)

(wolves howl)

Pastora Arachnea, we ask
you for safe passage tomorrow.

May we find eternal bliss and the garden open onto us.

- [Followers] May the garden open unto us.

Bestow your honour to our best.

- Pastora, who will thou choose
as honorary maiden tonight?

Ah.

- What? You chose Bella the time before last.

I haven't been chosen in over a month

and I was soaked three times this past week.

Okay, it's my turn.

- Do you question the will of Pastora?

- I-I accept this fruitful blessing.

(followers moan)

- It's a bath, okay? We all deserve a bath.

Pastora says-(followers sing)

f- followers must remain cleansed before journeys.

She wants us all to be clean for tomorrow, you guys.

- [Follower] You can't interpret Pastora's words.

- It's not allowed. - Girls.

(dark music)

You may leave Lydia and I.

- I need a bath, okay?

My belly button is literally... You have to calm down

or else you won't be able to go to the garden.

- But there needs to be seven of us.

- You always say seven.

- [Follower] Yeah. Six is the devil's number.

- Go wait outside I said

- I don't want a bump, I want a bath.

(Lydia snorts)

- Now beg to be silked.

- Pastora, please keep her safe.

- Pastora doth not recognise false gods or imposters.

They shall be smited down.

- Have you been stealing our sacred texts, Lydia?

You are not allowed to read that.

Pastora has chosen me. Do
you think gods make mistakes?

- Pastora, please cleanse me of my sins

and open the garden to me as I open to your fruits.

(dark music)

- [Leader] Beg to be silked.

(Pastora laughs)

(subdued music)

- False gods shall be smited.

(dark music)

(spider skittering)

(Lydia gasps)

Pastora, I'm sorry.

Wake up. Wake up, wake up.

Someone. Wake up.

(yelps) Get off of... Ah!

(spiders hissing)

- [Lupus Arachnea] I can't let you kill him.

He can't die yet.

- I'm Sorry, Pastora, I'm so sorry.

- [Lupus Arachnea] I'm not Pastora.

- Who are you?

- [Lupus Arachnea] I Am Lupus Arachnea.

I can free you from these imposters.

(Lydia breathing heavily)

Open to me, Lydia. (harrying music)

Stop trying to run.

Let me show you.

- Pastora, please cleanse me of my sins.

Open the garden to me as I open to your fruits.

Pastora, please cleanse me of my sins.

Open the garden to me as I open to your fruits.

Pastora, please cleanse me of my sins.

Open the garden to me as I open to your fruits.

Pastora, please cleanse me of my sins.

(Lydia retches) (dramatic music)

(Lydia gasping)

- [Lupus Arachnea] I made this bath for you.

It should have been yours.

I need you.

You're the special one, Lydia.

- You're not supposed to know.

- That's not all... Don't listen to them!

I can give you real power.

- Open up. (followers sing)

(leader grunts) - Power.

What do you need from me?

(Lupus Arachnea laughs)

- I need six souls, not seven.

Let the others die.

(warm reverent music)

(flies buzz)

- Pastora Arachnea, we
sacrifice our earthly utilities

to you for safe passage to the garden.

Seven souls. No more, no less.

May the garden open onto us

and death protect our souls.

- [Followers] May the garden open onto us

and death protect our souls.

(disquieting music)

(followers coughing and retching)

(Bella whimpering)

- Bella.

Bella, Bella, I'm sorry.

(eerie music)

(brooding music)

- Lupus.

I'm ready to go now. I'm ready.

Lupus? (worrisome music)

(Lupus Arachnea laughs)

(Lydia shrieks)

(door thuds)

(subdued music)

(water splashing)

(door clicks and thuds)

- You didn't answer your phone.

- What?

- When I called you, you didn't answer.

- Well, I was at work.

- Where were you?

- This gonna be a regular routine?

(eerie music)

- David, there's somebody watching the house?

- [David] What do you you mean

there's someone watching the house?

- Come here.

(floor creaking)

- [David] Okay. Where?

- Under the streetlight.

You see him? - Yeah.

- [Hannah] Should I call the police?

- For what?

Aside from being creepy as
hell, he's not doing anything.

- So you're not gonna do anything?

- [David] Well, what do you want me to do?

- Where are you going?

- Taking out the trash. It doesn't take itself out.

(soft brooding music)

(soft brooding music continues)

Okay, stop it.

- What?

- Stop staring at him. You're only making it worse.

- What do you want me to do, just ignore him?

- Yeah. Stop staring out the damn window.

He's probably more creeped
out by you staring back at him.

You're just making it worse.

- What'd you say to him?

- I told him to get the fuck out of here.

- No you didn't.

- I'm going to bed.

- Where are you going?

- I'm thirsty.

- You're lying.

You're thinking about him.

- I'm not thinking about anyone.

- Don't leave me.

- I'm just going to get a drink of water.

(water splashing)

(unsettling music)

Just making sure the door was locked.

- He's still there.

What's happening?

(ominous music)

- I'll call the police.

Okay?

- So you say a man has been staring at your house

from across the street, yeah?

- He was right there underneath the street light.

- You see his face? - No.

- It was too dark.

- Do you have any reason to believe,

uh, someone would wanna hurt you?

Has anybody made any threats? Do you have any enemies?

Anything like that?

- Tell him.

- Uh, a few months ago at work.

I made a mistake.

It was a, a woman I worked with.

We had a bit of a relationship that got carried away

- And they fucked.

- We did not sleep together. We talked about that.

We never had sex.

But her, her husband

was not as understanding as my wife.

- Uh-huh. Did he make any threats?

- Well, what do you think?

- Anything serious?

- No, nothing serious. It doesn't matter anyway.

It wasn't him. Unless he lost 150 pounds.

- So could it have been his wife?

- I suppose. - You could,

so you couldn't tell if it was a man or a woman?

- [David] No, I just assumed it was a guy.

- But it could have been a woman.

- [David] Yeah, I suppose.

- 'Cause they were dressed in black.

- Yeah.

Yeah. It could have been her.

- Okay. And you still work with her?

- (sighs) Yes.

(troubled music)

- What?

They hired her back?

- She never left.

- You're a piece of shit.

You're never gonna stop, are you?

He's never gonna leave.

(troubled music continues)

(harrying music)

David.

- How long have you been standing there?

What is it?

- Were you just thinking about her?

- Look, I'm sorry. I lied about her quitting and all.

- Just answer the question, David.

- I think about her all the time.

- Do you think about kissing her?

- Yeah.

- You think about touching her?

- Yes.

- Where?

Where?

- All over.

- Do you think about fucking her?

- I think about doing everything to her

that you won't let me do to you.

- You fucker her in her bed.

- I told you, we never had sex.

- You're lying.

- I've seen the stains, David.

Her smell on my pillow.

(paramour giggles)

You fucked her in our bed.

(kettle whistles)

- Listen, Hannah.

I don't know what we're doing anymore

and I don't know what to, what to say or do

to prove to you that I'm telling you the truth, but,

I don't know that it really matters to me anymore

if you believe me or not.

I don't know what you need me to be

and I don't know that I'm interested

in being what you need me to be.

And I guess the part that I'm realising most is

I don't know that you can be what I need.

And we keep going around and around and around

and I think the only thing we can do now

is just break the...

(David gurgling)

(subdued music)

(water splashing)

(subdued music continues)

(door clicks)

- (talking backwards) You didn't answer your phone.