All language subtitles for House.II.The.Second.Story.1987.720p.BluRay.x264-PSYCHD

(Baby crying)

Clarence, they're here.

(Clarence) I'll be there in a minute.

(Car horn honks)

- Clarence!
- I hear ya!

(Baby crying)

(Car doors slam)

- Clarence, they're waiting!
- I'm coming. I'm coming.

(Baby continues crying)

(Clattering)

Clarence, could it be him?

No. It was probably just those punks that
broke in Tibbits' house last Halloween.

(Door creaks)

(Screams)

What do you want?

(Demonic voice) I want the skull.

I don't know where it is.

It's not here.

(Gunshot)

(Screams)

Give me the skull.

(Screaming)

(Gunshot)

Wow.

I don't believe it.

- Wow! It's big, isn't it?
- Yep.

It's definitely not built to code.

(Woman) How many generations
of your family lived here?

(Man) I don't know.

(Door creaking)

Who decorated this place?

Wow.

Looks like something's missing.

Great... I thought the electricity
was supposed to be on, Jesse.

Yeah, it is.
The switch must be out.

Is there a phone in here?

Great.

(Phone dialing)

(Kate) John Statman, please.

- 'Hello.'
- John, hi. It's Kate.

- 'Hey.'
- Sorry I couldn't call you earlier.

- The car phone doesn't work out here.
- What's the house like?

Well, it's a pit,
but Jesse's completely in love with it.

(John laughing)

(Kate, laughing) How did the meeting go?
Is he interested?

No?

Great! We could have had him recording
in the studio by early next month.

- 'What should we do?
- We've got to find somebody fast.

Did you go see that new band
down at the Miner's Club?

Raw indie, don't you think?

You're absolutely right.
Hey did you get that letter from...?

(Jessie) I don't believe it.

That's my morn and dad.

Hey, I was pretty cute.

(Kate continues chattering)

That was my grandfather.

So he must have been
my great-great-grandfather,

Jesse McLaughlin.
They named me after him.

(Cicadas singing outside)

(Clattering)

(Scratching)

(Jesse groaning)

What on earth were you doing?

I couldn't sleep, so I went downstairs
to just look around.

(Horn honking)

(Laughter)

What is that?

(Laughing)

But I don't do it.

(Laughing hysterically)

Oh, my God.

Quit it!

Oh!

♪ Da da da da da

♪ Happy birthday to you
(Laughing)

♪ Happy birthday to you! ♪

- Aw! Hey, you didn't have to do this.
- Sure, I did.

You're the only person
I know that's ever been famous.

Hardly famous, Charlie.
Nobody reads this magazine.

Oh well, you know. I mean, I have
to admit, I don't look at the pictures.

I only read it for the interviews.

What? No, you don't!
(Both laugh)

Hey, look at this couch,
nice and comfortable.

(Playful scream)

(Laughing)

Wait, wait, right there.

- Here?
- Yeah.

(I Electronic music)

(Music blares)

What?

Can you hold on for just a second?

(Sings along to track)
♪ That I'd be taken up to hyperspace

♪ It seems so strange

♪ I only touched you

♪ And then you walked right through... ♪

- Excuse me.
- Oh, hi, Kate. Hey.

The music too loud? It's bothering you?

- What is this you're playing?
- That's "Puce Glitz and the Avoiders."

- "Puce Glitz"?
- Yeah, that's my stage name.

- This is you?
- Yeah and I'm her manager.

Kate, I uh feel compelled to tell you
we are weighing several offers

from some big producers,
but to drop names would be tacky.

But you don't have a contract yet. I mean
you haven't signed anything yet, have you?

(Excited) Oh no!
We don't believe in success.

We want to make a lot of money and be
real famous but no success.

No, there's a very subtle difference,
you know?

John? I've got to get back to you.

I think I may have found
what we're looking for.

♪ Sweet sensation

0w!

♪ Sweet vibration

Hmm.

They're different.

This one's got jewels in its eyes.

- They're not the same skull.
- Hey, Jess, what you doing there, huh?

- Come on Charlie, give it. It's private.
- Hey, this is cool.

- Looks like it's old. What is it?
- Come on Charlie, give it.

- Not until you tell me what it is.
- It's nothing.

- Promise you won't laugh?
- Yeah.

- You'll never believe me, anyway.
- Sure, I will. OK, here take it.

Fine. See this guy?

It's my great-great-grandfather.
He has the same name as me.

He was an outlaw in the old west.

- OK, I can buy that.
- Yeah, look at this skull he's holding.

It's made completely out of raw crystal.

And this guy in the background,
this is Jesse's partner Slim Reeser.

Now, he and Jesse had a
falling out over the skull

and became bitter enemies.

Slim died without ever
getting the skull from Jesse.

Now, look at this. See this skull?

And now it's different from
the one here in the book, right?

I mean this one has
got jewels in the eyes.

- Wait, wait a minute.
- But, listen to this. OK.

Um, all right.

Legend has it, that there was
a second skull

that had untold powers that could unlock
the mysteries of the universe

and bring eternal life
to those who possessed it.

So, question is

if this is the legendary
second skull, where is it?

Uh, why you asking me?
I mean, how am I supposed to know?

Charlie, Charlie, um...
there's an old cemetery up on the hill.

Jesse was buried there in 1916.

But look here. It says, that when the
Aztecs buried their dead

they wrapped the bodies
in several layers of cloth

and they surrounded them
with their weapons and jewels.

It was worth millions? Was it a lot?

I say, let's go for it.

There's nothing down here.

Let's quit.

I don't care if all the money
in the world is down here.

I just want some sleep.
I'm really tired.

(Thud)

- (Whispers) Charlie.
- Huh?

- We got it.
- Oh, no.

No.

(Grunting)

- You got it, Charlie?
- Yeah.

I give up. I can't feel anything.
Please, let me die.

Please, let me die.

(Gasping) Charlie.

Jess, what?

Come on.

I don't have time for this, Jess.
What's in there?

Charlie!

(Roars)

(Straining) Help me, you idiot.

(Yelling)

(Both crying out)

Oh, oh, oh, Jesse!

It's me.

- I'm your great-great-grandson.
- Huh?

They named me after you.
My name is Jesse, too.

Huh?

My-great-great-grandson?

- What year is it?
- I don't know.

Now, don't you mess with me, boy.

Uh, 1986.

It's October 30th, 1986.

(Laughing) We"!

Goddamn.

You know I've been waiting
over 70 years for some jackass

to get the sense to come dig me up.

Thank you, boy.

Well.

There she is.

There is something special
about this old house.

Can't you feel it? I can.

(Door creaking)

Come on.

Let's go this way.

(Jesse) Where you going?

(Jesse Sm) There.

Remember boys,
this house is a temple,

as fantastic as any pyramid
or castle you'll ever see.

It don't know time
or space or any of that hogwash,

but the forces of evil
are always after this skull

and you've got to
help me to protect it.

So don't let no one touch
the dang thing, ya hear?

Here.

You can sleep on this.

Is this the way you treat family?

Making him hide down in the basement
like some slimy old lizard?

Well, I'm sorry.
I must be out of practice.

- I don't have any family, sir.
- Don't call me sir.

I ain't no politician.

Heck, I'm your great-great-grandfather.

You can call me Gramps.

That's what your
granddaddy used to call me.

All right. Gramps.

Well.

- Uh, we better hit the hay.
- But I'm not tired.

I don't need no sleep.

Well, let's get me cleaned up
and then we go out on the town

and do a little high steppin'.

- I don't know if that's such a good idea.
- Why not?

- There's nothing wrong with me.
- No. There's nothing wrong with you.

Yeah, well something is bothering you.
I can see it in your eyes.

Look, I'm just as fit as a fiddle. I'm...

(I Melancholy violin)

(Crying) Oh, no.

Oh, no.

I'm supposed to be young again.

Gramps, maybe you should...

(Crying) Look at me.

I'm a 170-year-old fart.

A goddamn zombie.

Well, you look really good for a
170-year-old zombie, Gramps, really great.

I ain't gonna die,
if it's the last thing I do.

(Sighs)

What in tarnation is it?

Gramps,
this is a 1986 Alfa Romeo Spider.

Zero to 6O in 7.3 seconds.

(Engine revving)

Let it out slow.

There you go, real slow.

(Tires screeching)

Charlie!

(GTamPS) Yee-haw!

(Tires screeching)

(Laughing)

- Will you look at them stars?
- Whew!

You know, they were clearer
back in the old days.

(Laughing) Sometimes they were so bright,
you couldn't get to sleep.

Well you know, Gramps, it's the ozone.

I mean.

(Laughing)
I mean, you know, insect repellents

you know, under arm deodorants,

maybe just a pinch of communism
is making the stars fade away.

You're drunk!
(Charlie laughs)

Whoa!

(Laughter)

I'd better drive.

(Tires screeching)

(Laughter)

(Gramps laughing)

Charlie?

(Doorbell)

Jesse, you old golf bag, how are you?

John, what are you doing here?

Oh, well, your beautiful lady informed me
that she's found the Madonna of the '80s.

I thought I'd better come by
and check it out.

Hey, I thought Madonna
was the Madonna of the '80s, huh?

(Laughing) Very good.
Who's your friend, Bozo the clown?

(Chuckles) No. Bozo the death machine.

Charlie, Charlie,
this is John Statman, Kate's boss.

He's the president of Heretic Records.

OK.

OK. OK, John Statman, of course, hi.

This is really a pleasure.
I'm really happy to meet you.

Charlie Coriel,
manager of "Puce Glitz and the Avoiders."

- Kate!
- ♪ Tada!

- Here she is.
- Great. You have the tape?

- Where are you going?
- We're doing lunch.

John made a special trip out here to meet
Lana and listen to her demo tape.

See you later, Jesse.

(Door closes)

(TV blaring loudly)

(Gramps) These are great!

They just keep coming
and coming and coming.

(He laughs)

Where the hell they
all coming from anyhow?

Damn!

I broke it.

- Have a brewski, Gramps.
- Thanks.

I hate this doggone box

Got all them channels
and got nothing interesting to watch.

(On TV) 'There I was, in the middle
of Kansas facing 500 crazy fanatics

'and me with only 15 soldiers...'

Now you take this Ronald Reagan
fellow, he sure is a pansy.

He wouldn't have lasted
ten minutes back in the old days.

'..There comes a time in every soldier's
life when he must stand or fall alone.'

(Gramps) It wouldn't do no good to tell
you how it was. You had to be there.

All them movies and books and crap,

they don't tell you how it really was -
it was rough.

I got a question for you.
Whatever happened to Slim Reeser?

Slim Reeser ain't part of
my vocabulary no more, son.

We had a disagreement about
who the skull belonged to.

- What did you do?
- I shot the scallywag is what I did.

Well, he took a shot at me first,
so I had to teach him a lesson.

And I left him to die
in the Mojave Desert.

And that was that?

Yeah, well that was that.

Gramps, did you ever rob a stagecoach?

- (Laughing) Sure.
- All right!

All the time.

I robbed a stagecoach once
just outside of Dodge City.

Now, every day at about 5:30,
it used t0 come into the bank

with a bag of money that would
give an elephant a hernia.

We set up on both
sides of a little gorge

just outside of town and when
the stagecoach come on through...

(Voice fades)

...and they chased me around them hills

and clean across the border
into Arizona territory,

but I was riding for about two weeks
without ever getting out of the saddle,

trying to lose them fellows.

(Voice drifts off)

...holding them off with just two pistols
and a Winchester.

All of the sudden I take an arrow
right through the leg,

right there and another one
in the shoulder, right there...

...the cage was never uncovered again

and there must've a billion dollars
in diamonds and jewels down there.

Now that's something
I intend to search for,

just as soon as I get rejuvenated.

U' POD music)

- Shh.
- What?

I hear something.

Yeah, it sounds like music.

- What time is it?
- Bring back some more beer.

U' POD music)

- Hey, how's it going?
- Cool!

I invited some people over for Halloween.

I forgot!

Sorry.

Enjoy-

Hey Smith, how you doing?

Get over here.

(I Music drowns out conversations)

Guess who!

- Rochelle!
- Long time, no see.

It's been so long since I've seen you.

Yeah, it sure has.

Excuse me, we need to talk outside.

- How long you out here for?
- Like a week.

(Gramps howling)

- Would you hold this trash for a minute?
- Sure.

You look great.

Now, I know some people
down in Hollywood...

- (Jesse) Charlie. Charlie.
- What?

Look. Gramps. What is he doing?

- He looks like he's about to score.
- Yeah, but how did he get up here?

Will you relax?
It's Halloween. He blends right in.

All right, Gramps! Go for it, pal.

Hey, excuse me. Hey Susan!

- Isn't he great?
- Yeah, he's an old friend, from way back.

(I Ominous music)

(Deep growl)

(Laughing and talking)

Hey! Excuse me!

Hey!

- Hey, watch it.
- (Angry growling)

- Jesse?
- Uh-huh.

Um, can I talk to you?

- Out in back?
- Sure.

- I'll meet you there.
- Okey-dokey.

(I Ominous music)

Hey.

You better pack your ass in a suitcase
and head for Panama.

(Growling)

You jerk!

(Growling)

I knew it was her all along! Stupid fool!

Take it easy! No, wait. Please.

(Kate screaming)

(Thunder clap)

No! Charlie, stop him.

Hold it!

(Roaring)

(Jungle animals calling)

Charlie, there's a jungle in there.

- Can I get you something? Water?
- Valium, get me Valium.

Whiskey, get me whiskey.

I need the skull.

Without it I'm a goner for sure.
Don't let him get away.

- Gramps, there's a jungle upstairs.
- He took it in there.

He's from the Stone Age, kid.
You've got to stop him.

Don't worry, he's a pushover.

Gramps, I don't think you understand.
There is a jungle...

Jesse, in the wrong hands
that skull could cause trouble.

NOW, go!

(I Ominous music)

(Whispers) Charlie.

(Knocks on door)

Charlie.

Ha!

Charlie,
don't sneak up behind me like that.

Well, I just happen to have this
in the trunk of the car.

You never know when you're going
to need one in a pinch, huh?

What is it?

This is an Uzi,
semi-automatic firing weapon.

- Charlie, this is a machine gun.
- So?

So.

So, what about me?
What do I get?

Only had the one Uzi, you know,
but uh... I got one of these.

- What do I do with this, light cigars?
- No, you shoot people with it.

Duh.

OK.

On the count of three,
you're going to kick the door open,

run in there blindly
and I'll cover you, OK?

The guy with the big gun goes first.

OK.

- (Sighs) Ready?
- Yeah.

(Both) One, two...

Hold on.

(Both) One, two, three.

(Both yelling)

(Rapid gunfire)

(Animals squawking)

(Creature squawks)

- Ow! What are you doing?
- Making sure you're not dreaming.

Charlie.

Nobody's home. What do we do?
We need a plan.

Yeah, let's get the skull
and get the hell out of here.

Good plan.

(Both laugh)

(Growling)

Thanks, Charlie.

Gently, please!

Take your best shot.

(Growling)

(Roaring)

(Screams)

(chomping)

(Creature moves away)

Huh?

You coward!

Come back and fight like a man!

- Where did he go?
- He ran away.

Tail between his legs!
Chicken shit barbarian.

- Charlie, we got it.
- All right!

The skull is ours!

Woo-hoo! Yes!

No! Oh no.

(Rapid gun fire)

- Come back. Wait!
- Hey Jesse, don't lose it!

This one.

Go on, hurry up.

(Charlie chuckles)

- Jesse.
- Yeah.

Don't worry.
If you fall you'll die real fast.

Thanks, Charlie(!)

(Strains, groans)

(Creature snuffling)

(Growling and snorting)

A-choo!

(Snuffling stOPS)

(Distant bird calls)

You're doing great, Jesse!
Keep going! Ow!

(Laughing) What an idiot.

(Strains)

(Screeching)

0w!

(Bird roars)

(Charlie) Hey, Jesse, looking good.
Wish I had a camera!

OK.

Nice bird.

Nice birdie.

Jeez!

(Snuffling, snorting)

All right.

Come on, Jesse.

(Squawking)

Jesse, a bird there! Look!

Jesse, get out of there, come on.

Come on, Jesse.

Jesse, are you coming?

Come on! Get down!

Come on!

(Jesse yelling) Catch me!

Catch me!

Charlie, catch me!

I got it. I got ya, Jesse.

(Both yelling)

(Crashing)

What the hell was that?

It sounded like a bomb.

Why didn't you use the stairs?

Charlie.

Charlie, you all right?

(Snuffling, snorting)

Agh!

Get him off me! He's eating my leg!

Get him off me.

Jesse!

He's eating me alive.

(Whimpers)

(Barks)

(whines)

(Chuckling)

- Charlie.
- (Charlie crying)

- Charlie!
- He's...

(Barking)

(Gasps)

Hey.

Hey Jess, can we keep him?

Well, who's going to
take care of him, Charlie?

I'll feed him, change his water and stuff.

(Growling)

Charlie, help me.

Charlie, help me.

(Barking)

And don't forget the beer.

(Squawking)

Come on.

Come on.

(Squealing)

Get him.

(Squealing)

Hey, uh, Jesse?

Damn!

Charlie, hi.

(Nervous laugh) Hi, John. Lana.

(Jesse) Easy.

Come on.

Come on, give it back.
It's nothing to worry about.

- We heard a noise.
- Noise?

(Crash)

Oh, oh, the really
loud crashing noise.

Yeah.

Pretty much that one, yeah.

Gotcha!

- (Jesse) Give it back! It's my skull!
- The noise in the kitchen?

Yeah. Look, we just want to know
everything's OK.

- Couldn't be better.
- Oh, really?

(Strains) Nice... Nice bird.

Listen, I wanted to tell you
before the evening got away,

you are a funny, funny guy
and I mean that.

That is the hardest commodity
to find in our business, really.

Look at this shirt. Is this him?
They're bananas, bananas.

Stay.

(Muffled squawks)

- Where is the beer?
- What are you doing out here'?

Somebody's coming!

Do they go all the way around the back?
They do!

- Uh-huh.
- Hi, John.

- Buddy, what's cooking in the kitchen?
- Nothing.

No? And what might be
in that closet there?

- Nothing.
- Nothing? Well, can I see?

John, I just told you
there's nothing in the closet.

Well, let me see nothing in the closet.

It, uh, wouldn't happen to be your
old friend Rochelle in there, would it?

John, what is it you're accusing me of
in my own house?

I'm not accusing you of anything.

I'm just asking a question, but I do think
Kate would like an explanation.

You want an explanation?

All right, I'll give you an explanation.

Kate, Kate, get in here!
Kate, I need to talk to you.

- Why are you yelling?
- I'm not yelling.

Now Kate, you know
that since we got here

there's been some strange things
going on in this house.

Charlie! They want an explanation
and I'm going to give them one.

Now, listen.

All right now, Charlie and I, last night,
went to the cemetery

and we dug up
my great-great-grandfather's grave.

We were looking for a crystal skull.
It's supposed to be magic.

Anyway, we dug it up
and we got the skull,

but we also found
my great-great-grandfather.

He was dead, but he's alive.

I mean he's a mummy
and we brought him back

and he's been staying
in the basement.

And Charlie and I have just been
running through this jungle

trying to get the skull back.

And that's who's in there, for
your information, Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

Hi, Rochelle.

What are you doing in here?

There's been a mistake.

- Apparently.
- You don't understand.

- I understand perfectly.
- No, Kate, listen to me.

I have no idea
what she was doing in there.

- Well, who did you think was in there?
- A mummy!

Or maybe even a baby pterodactyl.

Shame on you, Jesse.

Look! It's a prehistoric bird.

(Squawking)

Kate!

(Car horn honking)

Here, let me get those from you.

(Charlie) Good riddance.
She's out of here.

Now we can do whatever we want.

Run around in our underwear,
phony phone calls, all kinds of crazy...

Shut up, Charlie.
Can't you shut your mouth just once?

- Surprise!
- Gramps, where's Rochelle?

Watch this.

Jesse.

I waited so long for you.

Rochelle, it's great to see you, but
I'm having some family problems right now.

You understand?

Hey Charlie, can you call Rochelle a cab?

- Hey, Chucky.
- Hey, don't call me Chucky, OK?

It's very sweet of you to come.

Thanks.

(chirruping)

Hey there, birdie.

How about a little trade, huh? OK?

Come on. Come to Daddy.

(Gulps)

(Squealing)

- I think he wants some more.
- I don't have any more steak.

(Laughing)

(Barking)

Now, I know that smells good.

Daddy's going to have it ready
right away. Right away.

That's a puPPY, YUP, YUP, WP-

I know. I know. Daddy knows.

Now, open your mouth.

(Chuckles)

Yep, yep. Yep-

Gramps.

I'm sorry I yelled at you.

You got me a little upset.

I was just hankering
to play a joke on somebody and...

I'm sorry that it turned out
to be you.

That's enough, Bippy-

Bippy, that's enough.

(Snarling)

(Yelping)

Now look, you go on out and play.

That's it. There you go.

Urn, Gramps, look, I got to get to bed.

Do you want me to put
the skull back on the fireplace?

I'll take care of that.

(Clanking)

(Clank)

(Barking)

Ah.

(Barking)

(Laughs)

Bippy-

You little rascal.

(Laughs)

You scared the bejesus out of me.

(Barking)

(They speak in own language)

(Bippy whining)

(Barks)

(Barking)

Gramps.

(Barking)

Jesse, Jesse boy.

- Are you all right?
- They bushwhacked me.

It must've been 30, 40 of them.

They come at me from all directions.

Charlie, get up. Charlie, come on.

Charlie.

Charlie, wake up.

Get up!

Charlie, come on.

Come on.

Oh Jesus, Charlie come on.

Charlie.

Charlie, get up.

This better be real important.

- Gramps lost the skull.
- What?

Somebody, I don't know who, stole it.

He's dying, Charlie.
We've got to get it back.

After all we did for him, he loses it?
I can't believe he did that, Jess.

I mean I never met
anyone so irresponsible.

- You know I risked my life for that...
- Charlie!

(Doorbell)

- Yeah?
- Uh, uh, Bill.

- Bill Tanner, electrician.
- Uh, Jesse McLaughlin.

Nice to meet you, Jesse. A young lady
called. Said you needed some work done.

- She did, huh?
- The fuse box down in the basement?

Uh, listen Bill, I'm sorry to trouble you,
but this really isn't the right time.

That's all right Jesse,
I'm not going to get in your way.

You just show me what needs fixing.

This is quite a room you got here.
Yeah, very, very nice.

- That's a weird fireplace, though.
- Uh, Bill.

- Bill.
- So, what we got in here?

Ah, there it is.

Three mount 240.
These old houses are loaded with them.

So this the room
you having problems with, Jesse?

Yeah, all along this wall,
but the rest of the house is fine.

I wouldn't worry about that, Jesse.
It didn't look too valuable.

Yep, yep, yep,
just as I expected.

Jesse, you got a problem here,

but hey, like with any problem you
don't want to let it get the best of you.

You know, I've been working on
these houses for about 20 years now.

I've seen enough tragedy and disaster to
make you want to upchuck in your shorts.

You see, these old houses they uh,
they just got minds of their own.

You know and ya just got
to teach him who's boss.

You know, just sort of
give 'em a spanking.

Huh. Must be foreign-made.

Well, I'm going to fix this
old house up for you Jesse,

just like it's brand spanking new.

(Machine whirrs and bleeps)

- What is that?
- Shh.

(Machine whirring)

(Bill) Uh-huh.

Oh.

Ooh.

Ah.

- What do you hear?
- Ah, Jesse, Jesse, it's not good.

I've seen this before and it's always
made my adenoids curdle.

Hey, don't monkey with those switches,
It's going to blow us both to Milwaukee.

It's touch and go from here, pal.
Could go either way, Jesse.

Oh, hey, hey, Jesse. Want to step
into my office here, for a second?

Listen buddy,

I like to be alone with my work,
so if you don't mind...?

- Sure.
- You got something to do?

- Sure.
- Go do it. buddy.

Go do it.

(Chuckles) Nice kid.

(I Fanfare)

Oops.

Weird!

(Ghostly howling)

See anything?

Forget it.

I'm not going up there.
Gramps can get his own damn skull.

Come on, Charlie. Gramps said they went
in here, so don't wimp out on me now.

Hey, buddy.

- Oh, scared you, huh? Relax.
- Oh God, Bill, are you all right?

- Yeah, fine, fine.
- Who is this?

- Uh, Bill.
- Bill Tanner, electrician.

Charlie Couriel, entrepreneur.

Fellas, we got a little problem in the
other room. You better come have a look.

Look Bill, I'm sorry,
but this really isn't a good time.

Why don't you pack it up
and come back tomorrow.

I think we better go in the other room
and have a look.

Yep.

There it is.

Looks like you've got some kind of
alternate universe in there or something.

Thanks.

Come on, Charlie.

Guess I'm next. Hey Jesse, are there
any spiders in there? You know...

You coming, Charlie?

(Bill) I don't know, it's an alternate
dimension in there or something and uh...

(Jesse) Incredible.

Well, hold on a second, will ya?

Uh, I've been through
this kind of thing before.

Don't touch anything until I get there.

Looks like you're going to need
the help of a professional.

- You got a flashlight?
- Yeah.

(Jesse) You know something?
I'm incredibly scared right now.

- (Charlie) Don't be a fag, OK?
- Shh! Listen.

(Strange mutterings)

I think it's coming from over there.

(Sinister voices)

(Chanting)

(Woman moaning)

- (Jesse) There it is.
- (Bill) Yep.

Well, it's not going to be easy.

(Chanting in own language)

They're not going to sacrifice her,
are they?

Hey Jesse, now, is she a virgin?
Because I've never seen one before.

She's really dynamite!

(Chanting)

Hey!

_ No!

No!

On, boy.

Hey, come on.

Well, I'm sorry we thought
she was somebody that we knew.

Go ahead and enjoy. It's OK.

(Shouts instructions)

(Aggressive yelling)

Watch this.

Wa-hoo!

Neat, huh?

(Laughs)

Thank you.

Come on. Come on.

Get her out of here.

Jesse!

Aagh!

Come on. Get out of here.
I'll hold them off.

- Bill, I don't remember which way.
- Follow the string.

Come on.

- Bill, come on.
- Don't worry about me.

I got to get home.
It's my kid's little league night.

(Yelling)

Where's Bill? I don't see him.

Hey Bill, all right.

Ah, Charlie, good to see you back.
I started to get a little concerned here.

- Hey, hey Bill, what are you doing here?
- You guys throw one heck of a party.

I'd really like to thank you
for inviting me along uh, Jess.

It's been a pleasure and Miss...

(Speaking slowly) It was a pleasure
to meet you.

Oh and Jess, listen,
if you need any more work done

just give me a call there, huh?

- Take care, Charlie.
- See ya.

Who was that man?

(Sniffs)

(Contented chirruping)

- Where the hell's the food?
- I'll go check.

(Squealing)

Tell him we're starving.

(Barking)

You know, I've been watching her
and she really likes you.

Seriously, she likes you.

- Come on, Charlie.
- No, I'm serious.

Watch.

Who do you like better?

Me or him?

Me, Charlie fun,
you know, crazy guy, right.

Or him?

I rest my case, Jesse.

0w!

All right. Well, if everybody's hungry,
dig in while it's hot.

Jess, shouldn't we say grace, you know,
say a few nice words about God or whoever?

Oh.

All right. Uh, I guess I'd just like
to thank everyone

for their special contribution
to the meal.

And to say that I guess I think
of all of you as, well, my family now.

(Barking)

That was well put, son.
Now, let's eat.

(Squawking)

(Squawks)

Slim.

You low-down weasel.

I've been waiting for you.

(Demonic voice) Long time, partner.

(Gramps) Charlie!

He's mine.

I knew you'd catch up
with me sooner or later.

(Gunshot)

Gramps!

Gramps.

Charlie!

(Woman cries out)

(Groaning)

After all this time.

He got me.

You're going to need this.

He's the one that
killed your ma and pa.

Oh, my God.

Charlie!

(Shouts muffled warning)

(Gunshot)

(Gunshot)

(Gunshot)

(Spurs clink)

(Gunshot)

(Demonic voice) Jesse.

(Gunshot)

(Sirens approaching)

You and you, come with me around back.

(On radio): 'Hostage sniper hold-up
in the 175 Wood Acre Drive...'

- What's up, Vinnie?
- Sheriff, we got a crazy in there

- shooting up the whole neighborhood.
- The old McLaughlin place.

That's right. We just found
who owns the place. Jesse McLaughlin.

It's old Clarence's son.
Just moved in a couple of days ago.

- Clarence's son?
- Yeah.

He's moving out tonight.
Let me talk to that son.

- What's his name?
- Jesse.

(Loudspeaker) Jesse.
We got the place surrounded.

Why don't you come out peacefully
and give yourself up?

We don't want anybody to get hurt.

(Slim) Now, it's mine.

(Gunshot)

Get down. Hold your fire.

What the hell's going on in there?

(Groans) Jesse!

(Gurgling)

(Sheriff) Hold your fire!

Did you blow his head off?

(Chuckling) That's a good boy.

I thought for sure he'd kick your ass.

(Laughs)

- But I didn't let on though, did I, son?
- No.

No, you didn't, Gramps.

(Groans)

This is it, kid.

You're not going to die.

The skull is right here.

It don't make no difference no more, son.

I've done all I can do in this world.

And it's time to move on.

No. No, don't.

Now, you get what you want
from this old skull.

I got something real special.

I got to meet
my great-great-grandson

and I had a hell of a time.

You figure what you want
and then get rid of the goddamn thing.

No.

Come on.

Come on, (Stamps.

Hold on.

Hold on, Gramps.

I love you, Gramps.

I love you too, Jesse.

(Sheriff) Jesse, this is your last chance.

Come out with your hands up.

I'm going to count to ten
and then we're coming in firing.

One, two, three,

four, five, six,

seven, eight, nine...

Agh!

- Take cover!
- Gun fired!

(Gunshot)

(Gunshots)

(Gunshots)

(Gunshots)

(chirruping)

(Whining)

(Barking)

(Barking)

(I Western theme)

(Jesse) Yee-haw!