All language subtitles for The.Crawlers.1993.1080p.BluRay.H264.AAC-RARBG

Next stop will be Littleton.

Excuse me.

Do you know
when the next stop is?

Yeah, it should be Jack's
service station,

about half an hour.

I'm dying of thirst.

It's hot.

You from around here?

Yeah. I am.

I'm going to Seattle.
I'm just passing through.

Going to see my boyfriend.
Two more days, I can't wait.

I thought you were
from the city, 'cause, uh...

You don't look like
you're from around here.

Well, I've been gone
for a long time.

You have a boyfriend?

- No.
- Sounds like a yes to me.

I'm Susan.

I'm Josie.

Shit! He left without me.

Excuse me, sir.
When's the next bus?

Thursday.

What?

You can catch the bus in town
and if you miss that,

lambertsville is only a
couple hours on down the road.

But how am I
supposed to get there?

Somebody's bound to pass here
sooner or later.

Josie!

Hi, mom.

Thanks for meeting me
at the bus stop.

Oh, honey. You're early.

The bus wasn't due
for 40 minutes.

Davy and me were gonna meet ya.

Oh ma, I missed you.

Josie!

Davy!

I hardly recognized you.

- I brought you a present.
- Really?

I hope you're still into plants.

It's neat!

Thought you'd like it.

Josie baby,
we've missed you too.

Will you for god's sakes
stop fidgeting?

How's that?

Give her time, Matt.
She just got back today.

Dad.

Shh. Play.

I've seen a lot of Matt lately.

Actually, I told him to
pitch a tent on the doorstep.

He's practically been
camping here

since he heard you
were coming home.

He'll be thrilled to know
you've actually made it.

Are you gonna marry Matt
now that you're back?

Just shut up and play
with your carnivorous plant.

Hiya. Oh, welcome back.
I'll pass you to Matt.

Hi.

Hey, fella. What's your name?

Well, his name is Chester,
but I call him Wolfie,

'cause he always chasin' girls.

Don't worry. Somebody's
bound to come along

sooner or later.

I just don't wanna miss
the bus in lambertsville.

Well, just wait a few minutes

and if, uh, no one comes by
I'l call Bob

and either he or Matt can give
you a ride on down the road.

Thanks.

Yep.

You like him, huh?
He's a good dog.

Ol' loverboy.

See? I told ya so.

Come on, Chester.
Come on, Chester.

Can I help you, ma'am?

Ercan

god, last time I saw you
you were 16.

Yeah.

We were engaged.

Yup.

Well, welcome back.

Thanks.

Good to see you, Matt.

You like livin' in the city?

Yeah, I guess. Yeah?

You stayin' here long?

I don't know. Maybe.

I like your new car.

Yeah, thanks. It's a desoto.

You wanna go for a ride?

Maybe we could just
go for a walk?

- Okay, whatever.
- Yeah.

You look the same.
You still got that tooth.

Shut up.

Christ.

Half of these trees
are dried out.

Tomorrow morning
we'll load up as many as we can.

Yup.

Man: That rain should've
pumped 'em full of life.

They're dying off.

Talk about your acid rain.

Excuse me.

Dr. kruger, I need to
speak to you.

In private, please.

Why, certainly.

I've taken the Liberty
of conducting some research

on the possible areas
of radioactivity

outside the perimeter
of this plant.

Dr. Taylor, I don't want there
to be any confusion

about the duties
for which you were hired

to work here at the plant.

Please let me finish,
Dr. kruger.

These results were alarming,
they were shocking.

I found very high levels
of radioactivity.

The strange thing is

is it didn't seem to have
any connection at all

with the power plant.

I don't understand.

Very good, Dr. Taylor.

You did well by coming to me
with this.

- Great.
- We wouldn't want to take any risks.

No, absolutely.

Dr. prizzi,

I'd like you to personally
look into this matter.

Dr. Taylor will give you all the
information he's collected

and I want you to get to the
bottom of this problem.

Immediately.

I want answers
by the end of the week.

I suggest that we...

Thank you, Dr. Taylor.
You may go now.

From now on, Dr. prizzi will be
responsible for this matter.

Ah, one more thing, Dr. Taylor.

I would like to remind you
that it is absolutely forbidden

to even possess
any alcoholic beverages

on the premises of the plant.

I... uh, uh, I don't... I...

I believe this is yours,
Dr. Taylor.

At least it was found
in your office.

Uh, r... really, I... I...

This time I will
look the other way,

in the name of friendship,

but I hope you realize this
could cost you your position if...

Somehow this slips out.

You may go now. Thanks.

Hey!

I hope this one's going
in the right direction.

Excuse me, sir. Could you
give me a ride to lambertsville?

Sure.

I'll give you a ride
to lamberstville. Hop in.

Sure is hot, isn't it?

Yeah.

I bet you're hot as well.

Do you like music?

Yeah.

I bet you like something else,
don't you?

Hey, get off, jerk.

Oh, I like that.

Come on. Look.
I ain't gonna hurt you.

- Get off me, you pig!
- Little girl, I'm gonna stick it to you!

Ah! Get off me, you pig!

I'm gonna stick it to you.

Oh, jeez! Oh!

Oh, jeez,
you shouldn't have done-

little bitch,
she shouldn't have done that!

Hey! It's okay,
I was only kiddin'.

You can come out now.

Hey, come on out now.

I'm gonna leave you here.

Oh, to hell with
you tramps anyway.

[ Engine starting I

No!

[ Engine starting I

and what kind is this?

Well, it's yellow oak

and I found it in the wasach
forest on October fifth.

Are they always yellow?

No, only in October.

And then I found those
in the wasach forest.

What are these?

I didn't... couldn't find out
what this is,

but I just called it
the spear elm,

'cause that's what
it looks like.

I found that in the wasach
forest on August sixth.

Yeah? What's this one?

This is a maple.
I found that in September.

Mm-hmm.

And I call this the banana leaf.

And I found that in November.

I'll have another drink, Reid.

Don't you think you had enough?

A man may drink too much.

There are circumstances which
he cannot get enough to drink.

What do you say we, uh, go on
over to my place for a nightcap?

Come on.
I live just around the corner.

Sheriff.

Sheriff, let's me and you go
someplace and talk.

Huh-uh, cutie pie, you and me,
we're goin' somewhere.

Good night, sheriff.

The only customers Paula's
been takin' 'round back lately

are the ones
that've been too drunk

to see what they're
gettin' into.

Have another drink.
Forget about it.

Happens to lots of guys,
even sober.

I mean, what the hell.
It can't hurt.

I got the feeling
something awful's

gonna happen here.

Something terrible.

Why, because you
can't get it up?

Believe me, mister,
it ain't that big of a deal.

Twenty here...

25 here, 30 here.

It's as though the source that...
Of radioactivity

isn't coming
from the power plant.

From the forest around here.

Doesn't make any sense.

Just doesn't make any sense.

Sometimes
I don't understand you guys.

Here you are,
talking nonsense on my bed,

worrying about your job
instead of...

Instead of relaxing
and enjoying yourself.

Nonsense to me.

Yeah, maybe you're right.

Doesn't matter to me.

Quiet, Chester.

Stop barkin'.

Something out there, feller?

Come on, Chester.
There's nothing out there.

Come back here and lay down.

Chester.

Chester, you hear me?
Come back here.

Come on.

Lay down.

There's nothing out there, boy.

Hey, come on. Down.

Lay down. Stay there.
Stay, you hear?

Hey, Josie. Remember this?

Hmm.

We used to be closer.

This is paradise.

Yeah.

Ooh! Ooh!

Hey!

Yeah!

Whoa, hey!

Whoo! Yeah.

I like it here. This feels good.

That was romantic,
but damn it was cold.

Matt?

Matt, where are you?

Matt!

Matt?

Matt?

Matt?

Shit.

I don't remember
my way outta here.

I can't believe you're still
into that shit.

Still as bitchy as you were
at 16, huh?

Can you give me my shoe?

Oh, my god.

I'll go out there with you kids,
but I don't believe you.

Frankly, Josie,

I think you two kids
went up into the woods,

snorted something
that you brought back

from the big city...

You got no call, sheriff.
We saw that body.

We can go to the state police.

All right, all right.
We'll fill out the report.

You kids seem so anxious
todo it.

We already told you everything,
sheriff.

Yeah, look, why don't
we just go there, okay?

There's no hurry.

If you really saw a corpse,
it's not going anywhere.

It won't run away.

Now, what, um...

What was the purpose
of this trip to the woods?

Here. It was right here.

Maybe it was over here, Matt.

No, it was here.
Somebody moved it.

Or, uh, maybe it moseyed down
to the soda shop

for a spot of coke. Eh, kids?

Ah, you kids.

You get my goat.

I remember you from high school.

Both of you.

Troublemakers.

We're not in high school
anymore, sheriff.

Maybe you oughta be.

Ah.

Prick.

Come on.

When the sheriff called me

saying somebody'd found
that body near to the site,

I thought it was safer
to have it brought in here

and I was right.

What do you mean?

The corpse is
highly contaminated.

You mean she died
because of radioactivity?

No, Dr. kruger,

but what concerns me,

she must have died
for some other reason,

but her body is soaked
with radioactivity

as if she swam in...
In a pool of, uh, uranium.

You know, we're going to
have to keep this quiet.

I know.

You can count on me, kruger,
and you know it.

Well...

I will use the best resources
of the lab

to find out
what happened to her.

And keep me informed. Only me.

Whatever the autopsy shows,
don't tell anyone.

Yes, I will.
As soon as I know anything.

Dr. kruger.

Ah, Dr. Taylor.

Seems clear you
didn't quite understand

the necessity of
giving Dr. prizzi

all the results
of your personal research.

I was just gonna speak to you
about that.

Let me finish, Dr. Taylor.

That wasn't just a suggestion,
it was an order.

I understand perfectly.

I have just received
some very important information

about the possible cause

of the radioactive
pollution in the forest.

What are you talking about,
Dr. Taylor?

I've been working
with the computer a lot.

I have been monitoring
the outgoing movements

of the trucks assigned to handle

the disposal of the
radioactive waste.

Now, I've amazingly found that...

What have you found so amazing,
Dr. Taylor?

I can't be a
hundred percent sure,

but I have good
reason to believe

that the majority
of those trucks

have never reached
their official destination.

- Now, that could mean...
- I'm sorry, Dr. Taylor...

But I've other things to do now.

I would appreciate
if in the future

you would limit your concerns

to what's going on
inside the power plant

instead of snooping around.

Is that understood?

Yes, sir, but I...

You may go now.

Yeah.

Keep an eye on him, will you?
He seems a little unstable.

She must have gotten out here.

May as well fill 'er up
while we're at it.

If you ain't too drunk
to find the hose.

I'm in mourning.

I'm in mourning, sheriff.

What you lose, old fella?

Your teeth?

Uh, where's, uh...?

Where's old Chester?

He's dead.

I'm all alone here now.

Well, that's too bad.

Jack, did a girl come by here?

Young, blond hair,
real short shorts?

Came by the other day and
she was a pretty little thing.

Said she was going to Seattle
and she said her name was Susan.

Her name was Susan

and she was on her way to
Seattle to meet her boyfriend.

Now do you believe us, sheriff?

The sheriff is an asshole.

Oh, for god's sake,
drop it, Matt.

Who cares anyway?

There's nothing that we
can do about it.

She's dead.

Ever since I've been back,
nothing's been goin' right.

Well, it's not my fault.

I didn't wanna go
to the waterfall.

If we hadn't gone there,
we wouldn't have been mixed up

in all this mess.

Shit, I even got poison Ivy.

Oh, come on.

If you wanna fight,
at least be straight about it.

You act like you don't
even like me anymore.

Maybe I don't stack up
against your big city buddies.

Don't be an idiot.

Now you're gonna tell me
you like mature men.

Come on.

Maybe you'd prefer rolling
around in the poison Ivy

with one of your sophisticated
city boyfriends.

Come outta there,
you filthy critter.

Come outta there
or I'll shoot ya.

He's heading for the village.

Catch him before he gets there.

Subject is not cooperating.

Just shut up and step on it.

Rum and coke, easy on the coke.

You wanna buy me a drink?

No.

How's the missus, Matt?

I don't khow.

What'll you have, buddy?

Give me a Tequila, Reid.

Hi, Matt.

Mind if I sit down?

I hate to drink alone.

Have you ever hunted possum?

Over there.

Dr. Taylor,
we advise you to come out.

You're really nice,
but there's this girl, Josie.

You may have seen her in town.
She grew up here.

I sorta promised myself
I'd be faithful.

That is, ever since I heard
she was getting back.

We grew up together,
right here in Littleton.

Thought we'd be married one day.

But she left town before she
even finished high school.

Couldn't wait to get away.

She was a real rebel.

Honey, me too.
I don't blame her.

A girl could starve to death
in this town.

One day I get this kook
from the plant in here

babbling about radioactivity.

Now you, gorgeous kid.

You wanna talk about dead bodies
and your girlfriend.

I'd go to the city too.

If this is life in the country,

I'll take my chances
with muggers.

What was it this guy
from the plant said?

Something strange?

Yeah. A lot of stuff, uh...

See, he... he told me I should
beat it the hell outta here

or I was gonna wind up dead.

Maybe I will.

What exactly did he say?
Tell me.

You really care?

Sheriff! Sheriff!

Listen to me carefully.

There's been a nuclear accident.

We're all in danger.

We've got to evacuate the town
and the whole area, quickly.

Now calm down... and...

Maybe, uh,
you ought to sober up.

I am stone cold sober

and if you don't do something
immediately,

I am going to the capital.

Okay, doctor, we'll just
evacuate the entire country,

before you can say
'Jack Robinson'.

I'll get you authority
from the capital.

Take a seat, Dr. Taylor.

You've been working too hard.

Just relax.

Maybe you need a rest.

That guy, he was so plastered
he stumbled out of here

and forgot... forgot this.

What is it?

He was walking around with this?

Yeah.

Shit.

Wish I knew what
these damn numbers meant.

Sheriff, sheriff,
you've got to listen.

There were two men after me
out there. They're dead.

The entire forest
is radioactive.

The trees, uh...

Good evening, sheriff.

Ah, Dr. kruger.

Your man's here,
as you expected.

Thank you, sheriff.

Now the important thing is that
he doesn't talk to anyone,

if he didn't already.

Don't worry.

Billy's a good kid. I trust him.

What could all these signs
and numbers mean?

Let's put her down.
That's all for today.

Bob.

Found Jack's body in the woods.

Not Jack. Oh no.

Sheriff: He was attacked
by some kind of a wild animal.

My guess would be a bear

wandered too close
to civilization.

Matter of fact,
I found Jack's body myself.

'Round about sunup,
couple of days ago.

Sheriff, I've had a long trip
and I'm very tired.

I just want to see
my grandpa's body

and sign the autopsy order.

I'm his only kin.

Well now, son,
that's a pretty tall order.

The coroner ordered
the body buried immediately.

We tried to get in touch with
you in time for the funeral,

but, uh, it wasn't easy.

You understand.

I don't know, sheriff.

All I do know is that something
very strange

is going on around here.

Now, do you have any forms
or anything I need to sign?

No, no, uh, that's okay.

You're free to go.

You know, that was
real shitty of you

to say those things
to me yesterday.

Can we just drop it?

I don't khow.

Hi.

Hi.

Um, I'm looking for Bob knight,
do you know him?

Yeah, he's my father.

He's inside.

Oh. Okay. Thank you.

We got ourselves some nosy jerk.

I did some checkin'.

You know what
the son of a bitch does?

He's an investigative reporter
for some big city newspaper.

Oh, Christ.

And I don't think he believed
any of the shit I told him.

We don't want him making
a connection to the power plant.

We have to be very careful.

You bet.

Keep an eye on him.

Got it.

I just talked to the sheriff and
he didn't seem to know anything.

- Coffee.
- Thank you, ma'am.

I wish I'd looked in on
old Jack more often lately.

I just kept putting it off.

My busiest time of year.

You know. Hmm.

I saw grandpa last
when I was 10 years old.

You'd think I could get myself
up here in the past 20 years.

Oh, but we wrote.

Oh, in his letters he always
mentioned you and your mother.

He was very fond of you.

We sure were fond
of old Jack ourselves.

I wish I could help you.

- I just don't know anything.
- Oh.

Well, uh,
thank you for your time.

It was very nice to meet you.

Thank you.

We hope you'll come to dinner
before you go back to town.

Thanks. I'd like to.

Talk to him.

What am I gonna say to him?

- Okay, I will.
- Okay, wait.

Hey, mister.
I think we should talk.

I'm Josie. This is Matt.

Oh. Hi, I'm, uh, Brian.

We heard you been asking
about some strange things

that have been happening
around here lately.

We found a body
in the woods yesterday.

A young woman.
You wanna hear about it?

A body?

The strangest aspects
are the fragments of vegetation.

Roots, actually.

Yeah, what we found
inside the body of the girl.

They're highly radioactive
and there are cellular oddities.

Apparent genetic mutation,
which are utterly inexplicable.

I'll be right there.

Okay.

I don't want you coming along.

I don't care what you want,
honey. I'm coming.

Good luck.

Ten o'clock.

Anything new?

Yes, but you won't believe it.

Please look.

A most unusual genetic mutation.

An appropriate word
would be monstrous.

What are you talking about?

The cells of the fragments
of these roots

are growing
out of all proportion.

Not only that...

They're feeding on
plasma residue.

Animal cells.

Kruger,
these plants are carnivorous.

I knew we shouldn't have got
her involved in this.

She's always late.

Oh, she seems smart enough.
Something's held her up.

There she is.

I told you she'd have
a good excuse.

Are you crazy?

What did you bring him for?

Sorry.

I hope you remembered
to pack a picnic basket.

- I'm sorry. What could I do?
- Great.

I don't want you to marry him
anymore.

Don't worry, Davy.

Well, what did you
want to show me?

Josie: Whats it?

It's a map,
but what's so special about it?

You see these signs?

A guy from the nuclear
power plant drew 'em.

God only knows what they mean,
but it must be something.

Some kind of measurement.

'G degrees'.

You don't know what that means?

I know what it means.

It measures
nuclear radioactivity.

You're damn right, kid.

Okay.

Some guy from the power plant
goes around

taking all these measurements
and marking them on this map?

And then the... the corpse
from the forest disappears?

And then old Jack dies.

I think there's good enough
reason to go look at his grave.

Where'd you get that thing?

Paula. Who's Paula?

I know who Paula is.
She's the hooker.

Davy!

- Matt?
- It's not what you think.

Yeah?
Well, what do I think, Matt?

Just glad to know
you have some new buddies.

Come on.

Josie, you and Davy stay here,
keep watch, okay?

Don't worry.

I thought you said this would
be fun. I wanna go home.

Well, you can't. It's too late.

We're there.

Oh shit!

Oh, my god!

I'm scared. I wanna go home.

Me too.

Hey, sheriff, this is one
reporter you don't stonewall.

He knew something about my
grandfather's death, all right.

His body's gone,
just like the girl in the woods.

Shh.

I think someone's coming.

Let's haul.

Who told you to
get out of the car?

We saw headlights of someone

coming up the hill
in this direction.

All right,
let's get the hell out of here.

I should have
thought of it earlier.

Damn nosy jerk!

Fill up the grave.

We don't want anyone
seeing it come daylight.

I'm gonna find
that troublemaker.

Your grandfather was burying
the dog over here somewhere,

but I wasn't paying attention.

There's the marker right there.

Hopefully, the dog's body will
tell us something.

I wouldn't trouble myself, boys.

In the house.

Well?

What happened?

Well, looks like
a family reunion.

Let's see if I can, uh,
find out what to do with you.

No! No! Please!

Who are we gonna call, anyway?

Yeah, who?

I don't know, but we
gotta call somebody for help.

Doesn't matter anyway.
The lines are out.

Oh, great.

What are we gonna do now?

Josie, I'll take you
and Davy home

so you can tell your mother
what's going on.

Brian, you can use my other car.

We've gotta warn everybody.
Come on.

Come on.

Okay, listen,
we'll meet at echo café.

- Now hurry.
- Okay, come on.

Listen, you get a flashlight
and meet me back here, okay?

- Okay.
- I'll get mom.

Mom? Mom, wake up. Wake up!

Josie, what's the matter?

Come on,
we gotta get outta here.

What's happened? Are you okay?

Yeah.

Where's Davy? - Waiting outside.

Here, put this on.
I'll explain on the way.

We have to hurry.
We have to warn the others.

What others? Who?

Come on.

Where's Davy?

He's so slow. I'll get him.

Josie's back in town.

What are you doing, Davy?
I told you to wait outside.

I'm looking for my
space shooter.

We don't need it. Come on.

Josie: Davy!

Go! Go, Davy!

Woman: Here you go. Come on.

You gotta reach for it. Come on.

Yes, look here.
Look here what I got.

Come on. Come on. Yeah.

Aw, come on. Good boy.

Hello?

Hey, is anyone home?

Hey, you're in danger.

Hey.

Hey, it's an emergency.

Is anyone there?

Come out,
you're in great danger!

Hey! Hey, the woods are
full of killer roots.

Son of a bitch!

Mama, where are you?

Oh! Oh!

Ah! Ah!

No!

Get up quick, dad!

Hello?

Hello, anyone home?
Can you hear me?

Hey, this is an emergency.
Open up quick!

Hey, your life is in danger.
Come out quick!

Man: Go away or I'll shoot you.

Jesus.

Where are they?
I hope they're okay.

It's Matt!

Oh, thank god!

You all okay? Where's Brian?

I thought he was with you.

No, we split up.

He was gonna warn
people on the edge of town.

I went home. It was terrible.
My house was attacked.

Our house was attacked too.

It got my grandmother.

Looks like Brian.

Someone else can go
give the alarm.

I give up.

The son of a bitches.
They shot at me!

They can just die
in their houses.

I think we should call
the national guard.

This is a national emergency.

Brian:
Whoa, whoa, let's not panic.

Whatever's going on around here

seems related to
the nuclear plant.

That's right.

The numbers on the map
were written

by a guy from the power plant.

We'd better call him
and tell him what's going on.

They'll know how
to handle the situation.

The phone lines are out.

I guess the roots
took the wires down.

And my radio's broken.

I took it in to Jeff
just the other day.

Well, I guess
we just have to go there and...

And tell them it's an emergency.

She's right. We'd better move.

Somebody should warn the people.

Oh, don't look at me.

I'll take care of it. Now go.

You meet us back here, mom.

Take care.

It's Taylor.
He works at the plant.

Please, it's a question
of life and death.

I need to get
to the nuclear plant.

Can you give me a ride?

Jump in. Hurry.

You know what's happening here.
Explain.

Taylor: I discovered
that the radioactive waste

from the nuclear power plant
had never been removed

to its, uh...
To its official destination.

What do you mean?
What's happened to it?

They dumped it
somewhere in the forest.

But how could they do that?

When two million dollars
is involved, there is no why.

Okay, but a radioactive leak
causes predictable results.

We know them.

Yeah, that doesn't explain
the killer roots.

Taylor: I don't know
how to explain the killer roots.

I'm not a microbiologist.

We do know that radioactivity
influences DNA, the gene code.

Uh, mutations.

The radioactivity penetrated
only into the woods.

It penetrated
the root system of the trees,

which is like a-
a nervous system.

That's why the trees dried out.

The roots assimilating
all of the nutrients

let the rest of the trees die.

I've lived among the woods
all my life.

I can't believe that's possible.

You better believe it,
'cause it's happening.

We've gotta convince this madman
before someone else dies.

Lucy, bill.

Bill! It's Denise. Come out!

Bill better have
a darn good reason

for not listening
to Jack's grandson.

There has been
a radioactive leak

and I am sure it has something
to do with what's going on.

Dr. Taylor,
I've had enough of you.

You're fired.

Good! Then I won't have to go
to prison when all this is out

and, rest assured, you're not
going to get off easy.

Depends on how you look at it,
Taylor.

I have no doubts
as to what's happening,

but the fact is it's too late.

Nothing can be done
about it now.

It's not too late.

Let us use your radio.
We can call the national guard.

We shouldn't have
let them try it.

Now they've
acquired a taste for it.

They like it.

They're hungry for more.

You're crazy.

We know that you embezzled funds

intended for the
toxic waste disposal

and you took the
radioactive waste

and dumped it
somewhere in the forest.

We're gonna find it.

You better tell us where
the waste site is

before it's too late.

So you haven't found
the site yet.

Maybe there is no waste site.

Tell us where the site is,
for Christ's sake.

We got you now, kruger.
You might as well cooperate.

You want me to cooperate?

You can kill us,

but you're never
gonna get away with it.

Oh no.

They're never going to get me.

Now, we've gotta find
the source of the radioactivity

so we can stop the spread
of that contamination.

But how? The forest is
so enormous,

we'll never find the site.

We've gotta do something
before it's too late.

Maybe we can call
some people for help.

Yeah.

Listen, maybe we can call

the environmental
protection agency.

Look, they're the only ones
who are even remotely qualified

for this kind of situation.

No, no.
We don't have enough time.

If we get involved with people
from Washington,

no telling how long it'll take.

He's right.

Look, it is the only way.

No. It's your way,
but it's not the only way.

All right.

Then go ahead.

And good luck.

I'm not going.

Geek.

If only somebody
would come and help us.

They are coming.

Man: Hiya, Marilyn.
Thanks for coming.

Thank you very much.

- We'll all need shovels.
- Yeah.

Yeah, thank you.

Whatever it takes.

Good to see you.

Paula...

Thanks for comin'
to help us out.

- Thanks Paula.
- Yeah.

- We'll get 'em.
- Let's go.

We'll look down over there.

I think we're...

I think that's the area
we've got to go to over there.

Lemme check this.

Checking with the
geiger counter here, Bob.

I think we need to go down
over this way.

Over by that black Ridge.

Do you see anything?

Not yet, but we must be close.

The geiger counter's going
off the scale.

Down there.
I think we've found it.

Taylor: Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, put her down.

Jesus,
there must be hundreds of "em.

We'd better go back
and tell the others.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah.

It'll take forever
to dig 'em out.

Ah! No!

Taylor!

Ah! Help! Ah!

Oh god!

Oh no!

Look! What's that?

It's a flare rocket.
They must have found the site.

Maybe they're in trouble.

What are we gonna do?

Matt?

It's coming from the canyon,

but I don't see them
coming back.

Maybe we better go there.

We'll have to find 'em.
Let's go to the canyon.

Come on. Let's go.

- Yeah.
- Let's go.

Davy.

Hurry.

This is it.
We'd better start digging.

We should find my father first.
He's gotta be nearby.

Yeah.

I found him. I found him, Matt.

Don't go.
There's nothing you can do.

No!

Careful.

There's one underneath.

- Be careful not to handle it.
- There's another one over here.

Careful.

There's another one under there.

Oh, my god.

[ Grunts I careful.

I'll get it. =-careful.

Up we go.

Hey, Gordon.
I found another one over here.

Help! Help!

It's useless, Matt.

There's too many of 'em
and there's nothing we can do.

We've gotta stop them.

Have you seen Davy?

Has anyone here seen Davy?

- No, I haven't.
- Davy!

Paula's dead!

Paula was killed.

And four of the others are dead.

We're gonna die.
Just like the others.

What's that?

Who is he?

I don't know,
but his timing is perfect.

Is everyone all right?

Brian!

What made you change your mind?

Well, remember when you said
we had to do it ourselves?

I finally realized,
I am one of you.

Well, listen, Brian,
good luck with your article.

I wish. I've been given a gag order.
Hmm.

Josie, where's your luggage?

I'm not coming.
I just came to say goodbye.

In fact, maybe you could send
my stuff in the city for me.

Yeah, sure, no problem.

Oh, I'm sorry you're not gonna
be able to meet Annette.

- Annette?
- Brian: Yeah, my wife.

You two would really get along.

I didn't know you were married.

Yeah.

What? Is that so funny?

Not at all.

I think it's a great idea.

Hey, don't forget
to send me an invitation.

Okay.

Hey, keep in touch.

We will. You'd better.

- Bye.
- Josie: Bye.

Hello?

Hi, Brian.

Merry Christmas to you, too.

Yeah, he's fine.

He went to bring a present
to my mother.

How's Annette?

Yeah?

Are you gonna be in the city
this winter?

How's the weather there?

Snowing as usual.
It's beautiful.

Did you get our present?