Blood Harvest (2023) Movie Script
1
[audio logo]
[clink]
[audio logo]
[music playing]
[crickets chirping]
[eerie voices]
What you're doing is very brave.
But I don't want to.
But you must.
[eerie voices]
No, no, no, no, no!
Daddy!
It's going to be OK.
[eerie voices]
[eerie voices]
No, no, no.
I cannot.
Stop!
[music playing]
[birds chirping]
[bang]
Morning, Ollie.
I see you got the old
girl up and running.
Yeah.
I got her fixed.
How's the tractor doing?
It's turning into
an eyesore, just
like the rest of the place.
A little birdie tells me that
you have a family in need
for a place to stay.
But you're not into it.
Look, you got to
do the right thing.
Family means everything to
the people of this town.
You can't just turn people
away and not take people in.
Understand?
Getting late.
All right then.
[clears throat] Listen,
do the right thing.
You'll be a better man for it.
And the people of this town
will appreciate you for it.
[clanging]
[whirring]
[music playing]
Well, that's Uncle Ollie.
OK, guys, you need to be on
your best behavior, please.
He's doing us a huge favor.
Yeah, make a good impression
because we're new.
[car doors banging]
[exhaling]
Remember little Maggie?
She's our creative one.
She wants to be a writer.
It takes everything we have to
keep up with her imagination.
[trunk slams]
Let's go inside.
My home is your home.
[music playing]
Come on then.
Let me show you to your rooms.
We really do appreciate
this, Uncle Ollie.
And it'll only be
a night or two.
I promise.
Yeah.
Thanks, man.
There you go.
[footsteps treading]
[music playing]
Make yourselves
at home in there.
[footsteps treading]
[birds chirping]
[crickets chirping]
[footsteps receding]
[inhales deeply]
[eerie whispering]
[clunking]
You OK?
[breathing heavily] Bad feeling.
[breathing heavily]
[music playing]
You are truly unbelievable.
Beats the alternative, right?
Middle of the damn night?
The kids are scared.
We drove 10 hours.
You need to get a job, Neil, or
we're done for real this time.
I have to take care of my kids.
I cannot take care of you too.
Grow up.
Stop
Yeah.
This place is creepy.
We can't stay here more
than a night or two.
I'm just going to figure out.
What is there to figure out?
I mean, you stole
from your boss.
What were you thinking?
I was thinking we
needed the cash.
You told me we had
plenty of cash.
You told me we had
nothing to worry about.
So you're just a liar?
I didn't lie.
I had it.
You idiot.
You gambled it?
So you had enough cash
that we could pay our rent,
and then you gambled it.
Real smart.
That's why we're here, isn't it?
We have nowhere else to go.
That's why we're here.
And we cannot stay here.
This place gives me the creeps.
This place is a palace.
We'll make the best of
it for as long as we can.
I've told you the
stories about him.
Yeah, so?
Christ, Neil!
He's a freak.
It's the whole town.
I mean, nobody here
is right in the head.
I'm serious.
We can make it work.
[sighs] Ugh!
This is stupid.
Come on, just do a few.
Red.
Red.
Red.
Black.
Red.
Black.
See, you're definitely psychic.
I am not!
No one gets them
right all of the time.
I'm not right all the time.
Come on, try again, all right?
[footsteps approaching]
Black.
See?
Family meeting.
There are some things going
on that you wouldn't fully
understand.
Try me.
Fine, maybe you
would understand,
but you don't need
to know about them.
When dad was here,
we never had to move.
Maggie, hey, come on.
It's not helping.
No, you come on, Mom.
He lost his job again, right?
That's it?
We are trying.
Sometimes, trying
isn't good enough.
How long are we
going to be here?
It could be a little while.
Just do me a favor and stay
out of Uncle Ollie's hair,
all right?
[floorboard scraping]
[footsteps receding]
I've never been much of a cook.
I can help with
that, Uncle Ollie.
[snorts] Yeah, right.
[chuckles]
I'll try.
We do really appreciate
your letting us stay.
So what's the deal?
Well, I had a job
at a dealership.
Went well for about six months.
I was top sales for two
months straight, actually.
Anyway, things just dried
up, and my side business
fell through.
[chuckles] Yeah, everything
just dries up or falls through.
It's real rough times out there.
Maggie.
[clinking]
We thank you for this food
and for all sacrifices,
large and small.
In [? ente's ?] name we pray.
[music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[clinking]
Can you spell that, [? ente? ?]
Maggie, put it away.
Now.
[scraping]
[clunking]
[clinking]
[music playing]
I don't like it here.
I know.
It's cold.
Do you want to go inside?
Not that kind of cold.
Something's wrong
with him, I think.
This place just feels weird.
It'll be OK.
Maybe it can be fun.
Tomorrow, we explore.
They can't stay.
We decided we wouldn't
do this anymore.
[inhales deeply]
[footsteps treading]
[eerie voices]
[eerie voices]
You don't have to do this.
You don't have to do this.
Please, please.
Please let me go.
[inaudible] Do you
want us to starve, Huh?
No.
The whole town is
going to starve.
And you're being selfish!
You know that this
is the only way.
No.
No.
[inaudible] [sobbing] No!
Let's see if the
sacrifice is pure enough.
No!
No, no, no!
Please stop.
[screaming] [groaning] [crying]
[bell ringing]
[goat bleating]
[scribbling]
Tell me.
[footsteps approaching]
[music playing]
[scribbling]
[crickets chirping]
[footsteps treading]
[birds chirping]
Come on.
[water pouring]
[crickets chirping]
Look.
What's that smell?
Something in there.
What is it?
[door slams]
What are you kids doing?
You two stay away
from this barn.
A lot of equipment in there.
It's dangerous.
And you definitely stay
away from this room.
A couple of kids like yourself
get hurt in there, really bad.
You understand?
Now, go on.
[footsteps receding]
[keys jangling]
[crunching]
[crunching]
[crickets chirping]
What is it?
[music playing]
[crunching]
[panting]
[whimpering]
[panting]
[inaudible] demands a sacrifice.
[sreaming]
[panting]
[screaming]
[whimpering]
[eerie voices]
[screaming]
[slashing]
[music playing]
[birds chirping]
Come on.
Let's go.
Hurry.
[chuckles]
[rustling]
[music playing]
What is this?
I don't know.
Must be where they
kept animal feed.
Where are the animals?
Don't know.
[birds chirping]
[rustling]
What is this?
Probably just dirt or something.
Looks like blood.
Do you think it's blood?
And they say I'm the one
with the active imagination.
Quit freaking yourself out.
So do we really think
there's anything
dangerous in that barn?
I don't like that look.
OK, we can't not go inside.
The way that he said it was
practically an invitation.
Stay out of this room.
You're crazy.
OK, a dare then.
He was basically daring us.
Maggie, it wasn't a dare.
It was not a dare!
[scraping]
I hope you like it.
I haven't really
cooked in a while.
It's delicious, Mom.
[birds chirping]
[crickets chirping]
[music playing]
[slicing]
[music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[crunching]
[rustling]
[eerie voices]
[inaudible] It's a
stupid scarecrow.
Yeah, it is.
But it's a creepy scarecrow,
so it doesn't do it's job.
Yes, it does.
It's a very creepy scarecrow.
I mean, it scares the crows
away, so it's doing its job.
I have no [inaudible] at all.
That's the point.
Good job.
Good job.
That section, that entire
line is just terrible.
I really don't think we
should be doing this.
Come on.
You first.
Age before beauty.
There must be 100 reasons for
me not to punch you right now.
I just can't think of one.
What is this?
Ew.
Gross.
Looks like animal bones.
Weird.
[clanging]
Hey, Jake, be more careful.
Hello?
Hello?
Anyone there?
Want to try?
[rooster crowing]
[suspenseful music]
[radio static]
Don't let go.
[radio static]
Ask who it is.
Who is this?
David.
Hello, David.
Jake.
Who are you?
What do you see around you?
Us?
Ask who else is with him.
David, who else is with you?
[radio static]
[inaudible]
[eerie music]
[ghostly voices]
Why don't you kids
put yourself to use?
Help me load this truck.
Got to bring it to the
neighbor's veggie stand.
Maybe we should ask our mom.
Mom.
What is it?
Uncle Ollie us to
help move stuff
at a veggie stand or something.
Shouldn't be more than
a couple of hours.
Are you sure?
I don't want them to be
too much of a bother.
It's no bother.
I can use the help.
As long as it's no bother.
Let's get to it.
Behave yourselves.
I just don't trust
him with the kids.
It's fine.
They'll be fine.
What if something happens?
Nothing is going to happen.
When the cat's away,
the mice will play.
[kissing]
Squeak, squeak.
[laughter]
How far is it?
Just up the road.
So what's the deal with
those parents of yours?
No deal.
What the hell you scribbling
for when we're talking?
You know that's rude?
I can do both.
I'm a modern woman.
I can write and talk.
I guess you're the smart
mouth of the family.
Sure makes sense.
Your mama was that way too.
You're going to be just
like her when you're older.
Maybe.
Sure you will.
All her problems
are self-imposed.
And she goes and
marries that fool.
Same crap, different generation.
[playful laughter]
Why don't you get
those out for me
and load them onto
the veggie stand?
Slim pickings again, huh?
Another tough season.
You OK, Mister?
Yeah, I'm just fine.
Who might you all be?
Pay them no mind, Jeremiah.
It's hard to find
good help these days.
That's all.
So they'll have to do.
Hey, why don't y'all help
me pick out some good ones?
I won't bite.
Come on.
Are these the children
I keep hearing about?
That's them.
They're absolutely precious.
You didn't tell me you
were bringing them.
Well, it's good to have
help in tough times.
Don't you think?
I figured you should
meet them anyways.
Thought maybe-- keep an
eye on them for a bit
while I fix up
the tractor, maybe
share a lemonade or something?
I don't think that's
a good idea, Ollie.
No, I want to.
Why don't we do that?
How would you all
like to have a tall--
[inaudible] please.
All right, I guess.
[inaudible]
Listen.
Listen.
You need to take your
little brother [inaudible]
You need to get out of here.
You need to get out
as soon as you can.
You going to get
yourself some lemonade?
Sure.
[bed creaking]
[door creaking]
[suspenseful music]
That could be worth something.
Ho old are you two?
I'm 15.
Jake's 12.
How do you like the farm life?
It's all right I guess, except--
What?
Well, it's kind of creepy.
You don't have to be afraid.
Your uncle seems rough.
But trust me when I tell you.
He's just a big
teddy bear inside.
Isn't that right, Walter?
Oh, yeah, he's a real softy.
How are your parents holding up?
It's our mom [inaudible].
Our real dad's dead.
Oh, dear.
I'm sorry to hear that.
He tends to be an oversharer.
He just really misses him.
That's all.
It's OK, Jake.
It's all right to miss
people who are gone.
I know--
Annie!
Please excuse me.
Sorry about that, kids.
Let's finish up here.
Let's get back to work.
OK?
Weird.
So bizarre.
Holy smokes, this is old.
You two don't say much.
Do you?
How was the lemonade?
Come on.
Speak up, boy.
Annie cried.
Well, that figures.
She's a very sad lady.
Why?
She's sad because her boy
ran away a long time ago,
and she misses him.
You're about the
same age as he was.
What was his name?
His name was David.
That was fast.
Was it?
I think so.
Meanwhile, why don't you
help Uncle Ollie with it?
I got it.
See?
He's got it.
No need.
There you go.
No need, the man said.
Lazy and a loser.
Nice.
You think that David from the
radio is Annie's missing son?
Probably.
I think we should try
to call him again.
You sure you want to do that?
No.
I don't know.
We should.
Shouldn't we?
[eerie music]
David, come in, David.
Are you there?
[eerie music]
[heavy breathing]
Ask who it is.
David, hello?
Hello?
David, is that you?
I'm not David.
My name is Rose.
Ask if she knows David.
Rose, do you know David?
Yes, I know David.
We're looking for him.
Do you know where he is?
Yes.
Are you with him?
Yes.
[inaudible] Help!
Help!
Rose?
Rose, are you there?
[static stops]
What's going on?
I don't know.
We have to tell mom.
No.
We can't say anything
to anyone, not yet.
What am I going to do?
What if the stay?
How [inaudible]
We've waited this long.
If I could just
get them to leave.
Who are you talking to?
[inaudible]
I don't know.
I do know.
It's like when you had the
nightmares about the gun.
Right?
If we knew then what we know now
then Dad might still be here.
Dreams don't mean anything.
Yes, they do.
They don't!
We have to do this.
Come on.
All right.
[suspenseful music]
Let's go.
[door creaking]
What's he doing?
I don't know.
He's in the barn.
I don't want to do this anymore.
Come on.
Don't let him see you.
Shh.
He won't.
[sighs]
[crickets chirping]
[gasps]
Oh my god.
Damn it.
[inaudible]
I Know.
OK?
I know.
I know.
I have to tell you something.
Can it wait until later?
I haven't even finished
a cup of coffee.
Not really.
I saw Uncle Ollie peeking
into your room last night.
Seriously?
I think that might be why
he's acting so weird, weird.
Go out and play.
You're not listening to me.
He was standing in the hallway
like a freaking weirdo, mom.
I said go out an play.
Mom?
Now.
We should just pack our
things and get out of here.
Hold on a sec.
Are you kidding me?
Hold on for what?
Think about it for a minute.
We're living rent free, right?
So what.
So we just need a
little bit more time
to get ourselves collected,
back on our feet.
The kids are fine.
We're fine.
We're fine.
So what if the guy's
a little weird?
We have a good thing going here.
We just have to make it through
the summer, just the summer.
Fine.
But any more weird shit,
and we are leaving.
Deal.
[sighs]
Hey, come over here.
Maggie, come on.
Look, I'm sorry.
For what?
For everything, for this
farm, being a horrible mother.
Take your pick.
Look, I know Neil isn't perfect.
But he cares about
us, and he's trying.
You're too young to really--
Mom, I'm not too young, OK?
You are though.
I just want you know
everything's going to be OK.
It's worth staying here?
Yeah.
For now.
Mom?
We can make it
through the summer.
Hey.
Hey.
Watch out for your
sister for me, OK?
She can be stubborn.
Can you do that for me?
I guess so.
You guess so?
You can.
Guess So?
I can't.
You can.
Go.
That's a good boy.
What the hell is this?
Whoa.
Jeez.
Christ.
I don't think we
should stay here.
I know.
It's crazy.
He chops up animals.
It's a farm.
I don't know.
Maybe that's normal.
Normal?
You don't just chop off animals
and listen to them scream.
That's crazy.
Let me think.
OK?
Watching mom sleep?
That's cruel.
I need time to think.
All right?
I'll figure it out.
I'm afraid.
I know.
I'll take care of us.
Only through the
sacrifice of the young
can the Earth and
the old be one?
What the hell does that mean?
Jake, what about your dreams?
I told you.
My dreams don't mean anything.
You know they do, all right?
You dreamed about dad shooting
himself before he did it.
Jake, we could have told people.
Stop!
OK, I'll stop.
[heavy sigh]
I need you to listen to me, OK?
And be very quiet and hide.
I love you.
Please, it's all going to be OK.
No!
It's all going to be OK.
Go.
Go on.
Go.
Go.
Go.
[heavy breathing]
[inaudible] You don't
have to do this.
[inaudible]
Stop!
Stop!
You're only going
to terrify him.
[inaudible] Take me, please.
I'll do anything.
Stop.
You're just scaring her.
Did you know that my
great-great-great grandfather
was one of the first
[inaudible] From him,
we get these rules we
have to follow, always.
[inaudible]
Shut up!
I'm sorry.
[inaudible] We have
to follow the rules.
But I understand.
The first born in any family
is a gift straight from God.
Yours is no exception.
She's young, human, unaware of
how [inaudible] life can be.
Please, she's all I have.
Please, please, don't
take her, please.
I would give them
all away if I could.
They're heroes.
They're saving our land.
I take no pleasure in this.
Please?
I'm going to do you a kindness.
I'm begging you, please, please.
[inaudible] please.
Give her to me
freely, willingly.
If you do, I'll let
you say your goodbyes.
I'll let you tell her
whatever story you
want about the other side.
And I'll make [inaudible]
I can't!
I can't let you take her.
[screaming]
[slashing]
No!
Mom!
No!
No!
No!
Mom!
No!
No!
Mom!
[jake mumbling]
Do you hear that?
I don't hear anything.
Please?
Sorry.
[suspenseful music]
[sighs]
[inaudible]
[MUSIC - GRAVE ROBBERS,
"SKELETONS"]
(SINGING) [inaudible]
in my heart.
[inaudible] in my--
What's your favorite food again?
I don't have one.
Y'all still here?
Where else would we be?
As far away from
here as you get.
Yeah, I wish.
(SINGING) In my veins.
He has trouble in
my [inaudible]..
You just don't know
his [inaudible]
You know, your mother--
she has a strong
family resemblance.
She reminds me so much
of her great Aunt Rose.
Rose?
Yep.
My great grandmother's sister.
[footsteps]
What's with all the racket?
Come on, Uncle Ollie.
We're just having some fun.
She's been gone a
long time now, but you
can see the resemblance.
Looks like you got a
piece of her in you too.
Yeah, I certainly hope not.
(SINGING) Just
don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred [inaudible] And
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
No.
No.
Wait.
Wait.
There isn't much time now.
You have to get your
mother to leave this place.
[inaudible] saying that.
Come on.
I needed this.
We'll be fine.
[footsteps]
(SINGING) I've
already killed you.
You just don't know--
[sighing]
[exhales heavily]
--is murdered.
[breathes deeply]
--closet.
I already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murdered.
And I have skeletons
in my closet.
What do you think he meant?
I don't know.
But we have to go
back in that barn.
Do we have to?
We have to use the radio.
It's the only way we're
going to get any answers.
(SINGING) Someone
clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet.
[sighs]
[knocking]
Hey, Uncle Ollie.
Are you OK?
I really just
wanted to thank you
for everything you've done for
me, and the kids, and Neil.
We really appreciate it.
OK.
Is something wrong?
Did I do something
to offend you?
It's OK.
Leave me alone.
Are you sure?
I don't mind listening.
Maybe if you and--
[suspenseful music]
Neil?
Yeah, Neil, weren't
so misguided and lazy.
Misguided and lazy.
What were you doing
peeking in from my door?
Just leave me be.
So you don't deny it then?
You're a guest in my home!
And that just gives you the
right to do whatever you want?
It does.
You're disgusting,
you know that?
You know nothing
about the sacrifices
that have been made for
this land, for this family!
You have two beautiful children!
And look at the
life you've chosen.
Look what you've done to them.
You chose to bring them
here to this place!
[crickets chirping]
[suspenseful music]
Why?
Because their father
killed himself.
[inaudible] in this place alone.
You better leave before I
do something we both regret.
[footsteps]
Oh.
[groans]
[breathing heavily]
Disgusting.
I hate this place.
It only works when you touch it.
Ask for Rose.
Rose, are you there?
[static sounds]
[scary music]
Jake?
Jake, where-- where are you?
We're in the barn.
You should go.
Ask if she knows who the
woman in the photo was.
What's her real name?
I don't know.
Ask if she has a sister.
Rose, do you have a sister?
Yes, they-- they sent me here.
I don't want to be here.
[static noise]
[breathing heavily]
Rose, are you still here?
Rose is gone now.
Who is this?
This is Gloria.
Gloria, where are you?
Shut up.
Listen, stay out of the fields.
Stay away from the
people in town.
Do you understand?
I can't just leave.
Get away from the farm now.
Get as far away from
that place as you can,
and stay away from my father.
Who's your father?
Ollie.
[door opening]
Neil, Neil!
We have to go.
I told you!
He's just-- he's crazy.
[sobs]
Where is it?
What are you talking about, man?
You get one chance.
Where's the doll?
That doll belongs
to my daughter.
Listen to me, I'll beat your
skull if you don't back off.
[groans]
[thuds]
I'm ashamed of you, Ollie.
You're allowing it to
happen all over again.
We agreed it would end.
Get out.
All of you, get out!
I'm sick and tired
of looking at you.
I want you [Inaudible]
Gloria?
Rose?
What are we going to do?
I don't know.
Let me think.
We'll figure it out.
[heavy breathing]
Grab clothes.
Hurry.
Something very bad is
about to happen, Maggie.
What?
[crickets chirping]
[panting]
Ahhh!
What's about to happen, Jake?
We should run.
[panting]
Ahhh!
[grunts]
No!
No, please!
Please.
I didn't want this!
OK!
We don't want this either.
This is what must be done!
This is how it works here!
I don't understand.
This is how it works.
You'll see.
This is how it's
always been done!
And you need to be strong!
You need to be part of this.
Part of what?
I don't understand.
In order for this farm
to survive, in order
for this Earth and
the old to be one,
there must not be any young.
You're not making any sense.
Mom!
Have you ever wondered why
there are no children here?
Time for you to do what
you were meant to do.
Jessica, it's meant to be yours.
Ahhh!
Mom, don't!
Go take your brother
and hide now!
Not without you!
OK.
I'm right behind you.
Go Now, go!
[splatters]
Don't come any closer.
Jessica, listen to me.
Don't come any closer.
This is how it's
always been done here.
I said stop!
Auntie demands a sacrifice.
Jake, hurry.
Jake!
Maggie!
Maggie!
Mom!
Mom, we're here!
[eerie music]
Baby, are you OK?
Jake, are you OK?
This is-- this is the place.
Stop, stop!
No, don't.
This is--
Baby, can you walk?
We got to go.
[inaudible]
Baby, come on.
It doesn't matter.
We got to go.
We got to go.
Right here.
OK.
I can feel it.
OK.
It was like with Dad.
OK, sweetie, run.
Come on.
You poor things.
What happened?
He went crazy.
He just went crazy.
He killed Neil.
He tried to kill all of us.
He just lost it.
OK, here.
Have a seat.
He's in the woods.
He is killing
children in the woods.
We saw it.
I-- he killed my Aunt Rose.
He killed your son, David.
His own daughter, Gloria, too.
How do you know all this?
We just do.
So, what else did you guys see?
It's hard to explain the
things he was saying.
They didn't make any sense.
Well, I think things
are going to be OK.
I'm really sorry about this.
I'm truly sorry about this.
I really am.
You're insane!
You'd be surprised the
things a person can
learn to live with, even
horrible, horrible things.
Try living with that!
[grunting]
Don't even think about it, dear.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No.
Ollie.
No, no, no, no.
Ollie, please.
Auntie demands a sacrifice.
[murmurs]
What you're doing is very brave.
I don't want to.
But you must.
No, no, no, no, no, no!
Daddy!
Ollie, Ollie, Ollie!
Be brave for me, OK?
Daddy!
Hi, baby.
No-- Ollie, don't.
Don't do it, Ollie.
It's wrong.
It has to be done.
Honey--
It has to.
It's our world.
This is the way.
It's our way.
But B-- OK, for life.
OK, OK.
OK, sweetheart, bend down.
There we go.
(CRYING) No-- stop!
No!
I gave my child, and
it took my wife anyway.
I gave all your children,
because that is the way.
That is the way our
people set before us.
And we did as we were told.
It's best they know.
You're insane!
And now, you're part of it.
You wanted to stay here?
You wanted to live here?
Well, this is the way.
We're not afraid of you.
That's good.
It's important that you
be brave for your brother.
Your blood and his
make this soil fertile,
it cleanse the water the only
the way the ancient gods can.
Let's just get it--
Shut up!
You stand there and demand
that we do this, well,
this is how it's
going to be done.
So you shut up and do your part.
Uncle Ollie, please, please
don't hurt my babies.
Your babies?
These aren't your
babies anymore.
These are the children
of our people.
And they have a great
purpose, greater than any life
that you can ever give them.
[breathes deeply]
It's almost time now.
[whimpers]
I'm so sorry.
Mom, we're going to be OK, OK?
Wait.
We're going to be OK.
[exhales]
[suspenseful music]
No, no, no, no.
Don't do it.
Ollie, please don't.
I'm so sorry.
It's OK, baby.
Listen to Mommy.
Mom, we're going to be OK.
[clicking]
No!
[gunshot]
What?
[inaudible]
I told you.
I would never let this go on.
You can't stop this.
This will never end,
and you know it.
Come here, come on.
This is not the way.
No, please no.
Please.
This is our way.
This is our way.
This is our world.
It's for love.
It's for our family.
Honey, no.
It has to be done.
Honey, I want to go home.
Honey, I--
Daddy!
I love you!
But we can find a new way.
[gunshot]
Ollie, don't shoot.
Ollie, please don't.
[sobbing]
Ah!
[grunting]
Ah!
[clicking]
[gunshot]
[panting]
Daddy!
Yes, honey, I'm here.
I-- I'm OK.
I'm OK, I'm OK.
[breathing heavily]
[screaming in rage]
I love you.
I love you!
Honey, I love you.
I love you.
Daddy loves you.
[MUSIC - GRAVE ROBBER,
"SKELETONS"]
(SINGING) Anger
rages in my heart.
Murder dwells in my mind.
I won't forgive you.
You are my prey.
So watch out when
you go out tonight.
A wolverine in my veins, the
eyes of a wolf in my head.
I've thought it,
so I've done it.
My despising heart
makes you dead.
I've already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murder.
But I have skeletons
in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
My vision is infrared, carving
your flesh with a knife.
No one needs to know
that I collect bones.
I have skinned you alive.
I've already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murder.
But I have skeletons
in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
[audio logo]
[clink]
[audio logo]
[music playing]
[crickets chirping]
[eerie voices]
What you're doing is very brave.
But I don't want to.
But you must.
[eerie voices]
No, no, no, no, no!
Daddy!
It's going to be OK.
[eerie voices]
[eerie voices]
No, no, no.
I cannot.
Stop!
[music playing]
[birds chirping]
[bang]
Morning, Ollie.
I see you got the old
girl up and running.
Yeah.
I got her fixed.
How's the tractor doing?
It's turning into
an eyesore, just
like the rest of the place.
A little birdie tells me that
you have a family in need
for a place to stay.
But you're not into it.
Look, you got to
do the right thing.
Family means everything to
the people of this town.
You can't just turn people
away and not take people in.
Understand?
Getting late.
All right then.
[clears throat] Listen,
do the right thing.
You'll be a better man for it.
And the people of this town
will appreciate you for it.
[clanging]
[whirring]
[music playing]
Well, that's Uncle Ollie.
OK, guys, you need to be on
your best behavior, please.
He's doing us a huge favor.
Yeah, make a good impression
because we're new.
[car doors banging]
[exhaling]
Remember little Maggie?
She's our creative one.
She wants to be a writer.
It takes everything we have to
keep up with her imagination.
[trunk slams]
Let's go inside.
My home is your home.
[music playing]
Come on then.
Let me show you to your rooms.
We really do appreciate
this, Uncle Ollie.
And it'll only be
a night or two.
I promise.
Yeah.
Thanks, man.
There you go.
[footsteps treading]
[music playing]
Make yourselves
at home in there.
[footsteps treading]
[birds chirping]
[crickets chirping]
[footsteps receding]
[inhales deeply]
[eerie whispering]
[clunking]
You OK?
[breathing heavily] Bad feeling.
[breathing heavily]
[music playing]
You are truly unbelievable.
Beats the alternative, right?
Middle of the damn night?
The kids are scared.
We drove 10 hours.
You need to get a job, Neil, or
we're done for real this time.
I have to take care of my kids.
I cannot take care of you too.
Grow up.
Stop
Yeah.
This place is creepy.
We can't stay here more
than a night or two.
I'm just going to figure out.
What is there to figure out?
I mean, you stole
from your boss.
What were you thinking?
I was thinking we
needed the cash.
You told me we had
plenty of cash.
You told me we had
nothing to worry about.
So you're just a liar?
I didn't lie.
I had it.
You idiot.
You gambled it?
So you had enough cash
that we could pay our rent,
and then you gambled it.
Real smart.
That's why we're here, isn't it?
We have nowhere else to go.
That's why we're here.
And we cannot stay here.
This place gives me the creeps.
This place is a palace.
We'll make the best of
it for as long as we can.
I've told you the
stories about him.
Yeah, so?
Christ, Neil!
He's a freak.
It's the whole town.
I mean, nobody here
is right in the head.
I'm serious.
We can make it work.
[sighs] Ugh!
This is stupid.
Come on, just do a few.
Red.
Red.
Red.
Black.
Red.
Black.
See, you're definitely psychic.
I am not!
No one gets them
right all of the time.
I'm not right all the time.
Come on, try again, all right?
[footsteps approaching]
Black.
See?
Family meeting.
There are some things going
on that you wouldn't fully
understand.
Try me.
Fine, maybe you
would understand,
but you don't need
to know about them.
When dad was here,
we never had to move.
Maggie, hey, come on.
It's not helping.
No, you come on, Mom.
He lost his job again, right?
That's it?
We are trying.
Sometimes, trying
isn't good enough.
How long are we
going to be here?
It could be a little while.
Just do me a favor and stay
out of Uncle Ollie's hair,
all right?
[floorboard scraping]
[footsteps receding]
I've never been much of a cook.
I can help with
that, Uncle Ollie.
[snorts] Yeah, right.
[chuckles]
I'll try.
We do really appreciate
your letting us stay.
So what's the deal?
Well, I had a job
at a dealership.
Went well for about six months.
I was top sales for two
months straight, actually.
Anyway, things just dried
up, and my side business
fell through.
[chuckles] Yeah, everything
just dries up or falls through.
It's real rough times out there.
Maggie.
[clinking]
We thank you for this food
and for all sacrifices,
large and small.
In [? ente's ?] name we pray.
[music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[clinking]
Can you spell that, [? ente? ?]
Maggie, put it away.
Now.
[scraping]
[clunking]
[clinking]
[music playing]
I don't like it here.
I know.
It's cold.
Do you want to go inside?
Not that kind of cold.
Something's wrong
with him, I think.
This place just feels weird.
It'll be OK.
Maybe it can be fun.
Tomorrow, we explore.
They can't stay.
We decided we wouldn't
do this anymore.
[inhales deeply]
[footsteps treading]
[eerie voices]
[eerie voices]
You don't have to do this.
You don't have to do this.
Please, please.
Please let me go.
[inaudible] Do you
want us to starve, Huh?
No.
The whole town is
going to starve.
And you're being selfish!
You know that this
is the only way.
No.
No.
[inaudible] [sobbing] No!
Let's see if the
sacrifice is pure enough.
No!
No, no, no!
Please stop.
[screaming] [groaning] [crying]
[bell ringing]
[goat bleating]
[scribbling]
Tell me.
[footsteps approaching]
[music playing]
[scribbling]
[crickets chirping]
[footsteps treading]
[birds chirping]
Come on.
[water pouring]
[crickets chirping]
Look.
What's that smell?
Something in there.
What is it?
[door slams]
What are you kids doing?
You two stay away
from this barn.
A lot of equipment in there.
It's dangerous.
And you definitely stay
away from this room.
A couple of kids like yourself
get hurt in there, really bad.
You understand?
Now, go on.
[footsteps receding]
[keys jangling]
[crunching]
[crunching]
[crickets chirping]
What is it?
[music playing]
[crunching]
[panting]
[whimpering]
[panting]
[inaudible] demands a sacrifice.
[sreaming]
[panting]
[screaming]
[whimpering]
[eerie voices]
[screaming]
[slashing]
[music playing]
[birds chirping]
Come on.
Let's go.
Hurry.
[chuckles]
[rustling]
[music playing]
What is this?
I don't know.
Must be where they
kept animal feed.
Where are the animals?
Don't know.
[birds chirping]
[rustling]
What is this?
Probably just dirt or something.
Looks like blood.
Do you think it's blood?
And they say I'm the one
with the active imagination.
Quit freaking yourself out.
So do we really think
there's anything
dangerous in that barn?
I don't like that look.
OK, we can't not go inside.
The way that he said it was
practically an invitation.
Stay out of this room.
You're crazy.
OK, a dare then.
He was basically daring us.
Maggie, it wasn't a dare.
It was not a dare!
[scraping]
I hope you like it.
I haven't really
cooked in a while.
It's delicious, Mom.
[birds chirping]
[crickets chirping]
[music playing]
[slicing]
[music playing]
[breathing heavily]
[crunching]
[rustling]
[eerie voices]
[inaudible] It's a
stupid scarecrow.
Yeah, it is.
But it's a creepy scarecrow,
so it doesn't do it's job.
Yes, it does.
It's a very creepy scarecrow.
I mean, it scares the crows
away, so it's doing its job.
I have no [inaudible] at all.
That's the point.
Good job.
Good job.
That section, that entire
line is just terrible.
I really don't think we
should be doing this.
Come on.
You first.
Age before beauty.
There must be 100 reasons for
me not to punch you right now.
I just can't think of one.
What is this?
Ew.
Gross.
Looks like animal bones.
Weird.
[clanging]
Hey, Jake, be more careful.
Hello?
Hello?
Anyone there?
Want to try?
[rooster crowing]
[suspenseful music]
[radio static]
Don't let go.
[radio static]
Ask who it is.
Who is this?
David.
Hello, David.
Jake.
Who are you?
What do you see around you?
Us?
Ask who else is with him.
David, who else is with you?
[radio static]
[inaudible]
[eerie music]
[ghostly voices]
Why don't you kids
put yourself to use?
Help me load this truck.
Got to bring it to the
neighbor's veggie stand.
Maybe we should ask our mom.
Mom.
What is it?
Uncle Ollie us to
help move stuff
at a veggie stand or something.
Shouldn't be more than
a couple of hours.
Are you sure?
I don't want them to be
too much of a bother.
It's no bother.
I can use the help.
As long as it's no bother.
Let's get to it.
Behave yourselves.
I just don't trust
him with the kids.
It's fine.
They'll be fine.
What if something happens?
Nothing is going to happen.
When the cat's away,
the mice will play.
[kissing]
Squeak, squeak.
[laughter]
How far is it?
Just up the road.
So what's the deal with
those parents of yours?
No deal.
What the hell you scribbling
for when we're talking?
You know that's rude?
I can do both.
I'm a modern woman.
I can write and talk.
I guess you're the smart
mouth of the family.
Sure makes sense.
Your mama was that way too.
You're going to be just
like her when you're older.
Maybe.
Sure you will.
All her problems
are self-imposed.
And she goes and
marries that fool.
Same crap, different generation.
[playful laughter]
Why don't you get
those out for me
and load them onto
the veggie stand?
Slim pickings again, huh?
Another tough season.
You OK, Mister?
Yeah, I'm just fine.
Who might you all be?
Pay them no mind, Jeremiah.
It's hard to find
good help these days.
That's all.
So they'll have to do.
Hey, why don't y'all help
me pick out some good ones?
I won't bite.
Come on.
Are these the children
I keep hearing about?
That's them.
They're absolutely precious.
You didn't tell me you
were bringing them.
Well, it's good to have
help in tough times.
Don't you think?
I figured you should
meet them anyways.
Thought maybe-- keep an
eye on them for a bit
while I fix up
the tractor, maybe
share a lemonade or something?
I don't think that's
a good idea, Ollie.
No, I want to.
Why don't we do that?
How would you all
like to have a tall--
[inaudible] please.
All right, I guess.
[inaudible]
Listen.
Listen.
You need to take your
little brother [inaudible]
You need to get out of here.
You need to get out
as soon as you can.
You going to get
yourself some lemonade?
Sure.
[bed creaking]
[door creaking]
[suspenseful music]
That could be worth something.
Ho old are you two?
I'm 15.
Jake's 12.
How do you like the farm life?
It's all right I guess, except--
What?
Well, it's kind of creepy.
You don't have to be afraid.
Your uncle seems rough.
But trust me when I tell you.
He's just a big
teddy bear inside.
Isn't that right, Walter?
Oh, yeah, he's a real softy.
How are your parents holding up?
It's our mom [inaudible].
Our real dad's dead.
Oh, dear.
I'm sorry to hear that.
He tends to be an oversharer.
He just really misses him.
That's all.
It's OK, Jake.
It's all right to miss
people who are gone.
I know--
Annie!
Please excuse me.
Sorry about that, kids.
Let's finish up here.
Let's get back to work.
OK?
Weird.
So bizarre.
Holy smokes, this is old.
You two don't say much.
Do you?
How was the lemonade?
Come on.
Speak up, boy.
Annie cried.
Well, that figures.
She's a very sad lady.
Why?
She's sad because her boy
ran away a long time ago,
and she misses him.
You're about the
same age as he was.
What was his name?
His name was David.
That was fast.
Was it?
I think so.
Meanwhile, why don't you
help Uncle Ollie with it?
I got it.
See?
He's got it.
No need.
There you go.
No need, the man said.
Lazy and a loser.
Nice.
You think that David from the
radio is Annie's missing son?
Probably.
I think we should try
to call him again.
You sure you want to do that?
No.
I don't know.
We should.
Shouldn't we?
[eerie music]
David, come in, David.
Are you there?
[eerie music]
[heavy breathing]
Ask who it is.
David, hello?
Hello?
David, is that you?
I'm not David.
My name is Rose.
Ask if she knows David.
Rose, do you know David?
Yes, I know David.
We're looking for him.
Do you know where he is?
Yes.
Are you with him?
Yes.
[inaudible] Help!
Help!
Rose?
Rose, are you there?
[static stops]
What's going on?
I don't know.
We have to tell mom.
No.
We can't say anything
to anyone, not yet.
What am I going to do?
What if the stay?
How [inaudible]
We've waited this long.
If I could just
get them to leave.
Who are you talking to?
[inaudible]
I don't know.
I do know.
It's like when you had the
nightmares about the gun.
Right?
If we knew then what we know now
then Dad might still be here.
Dreams don't mean anything.
Yes, they do.
They don't!
We have to do this.
Come on.
All right.
[suspenseful music]
Let's go.
[door creaking]
What's he doing?
I don't know.
He's in the barn.
I don't want to do this anymore.
Come on.
Don't let him see you.
Shh.
He won't.
[sighs]
[crickets chirping]
[gasps]
Oh my god.
Damn it.
[inaudible]
I Know.
OK?
I know.
I know.
I have to tell you something.
Can it wait until later?
I haven't even finished
a cup of coffee.
Not really.
I saw Uncle Ollie peeking
into your room last night.
Seriously?
I think that might be why
he's acting so weird, weird.
Go out and play.
You're not listening to me.
He was standing in the hallway
like a freaking weirdo, mom.
I said go out an play.
Mom?
Now.
We should just pack our
things and get out of here.
Hold on a sec.
Are you kidding me?
Hold on for what?
Think about it for a minute.
We're living rent free, right?
So what.
So we just need a
little bit more time
to get ourselves collected,
back on our feet.
The kids are fine.
We're fine.
We're fine.
So what if the guy's
a little weird?
We have a good thing going here.
We just have to make it through
the summer, just the summer.
Fine.
But any more weird shit,
and we are leaving.
Deal.
[sighs]
Hey, come over here.
Maggie, come on.
Look, I'm sorry.
For what?
For everything, for this
farm, being a horrible mother.
Take your pick.
Look, I know Neil isn't perfect.
But he cares about
us, and he's trying.
You're too young to really--
Mom, I'm not too young, OK?
You are though.
I just want you know
everything's going to be OK.
It's worth staying here?
Yeah.
For now.
Mom?
We can make it
through the summer.
Hey.
Hey.
Watch out for your
sister for me, OK?
She can be stubborn.
Can you do that for me?
I guess so.
You guess so?
You can.
Guess So?
I can't.
You can.
Go.
That's a good boy.
What the hell is this?
Whoa.
Jeez.
Christ.
I don't think we
should stay here.
I know.
It's crazy.
He chops up animals.
It's a farm.
I don't know.
Maybe that's normal.
Normal?
You don't just chop off animals
and listen to them scream.
That's crazy.
Let me think.
OK?
Watching mom sleep?
That's cruel.
I need time to think.
All right?
I'll figure it out.
I'm afraid.
I know.
I'll take care of us.
Only through the
sacrifice of the young
can the Earth and
the old be one?
What the hell does that mean?
Jake, what about your dreams?
I told you.
My dreams don't mean anything.
You know they do, all right?
You dreamed about dad shooting
himself before he did it.
Jake, we could have told people.
Stop!
OK, I'll stop.
[heavy sigh]
I need you to listen to me, OK?
And be very quiet and hide.
I love you.
Please, it's all going to be OK.
No!
It's all going to be OK.
Go.
Go on.
Go.
Go.
Go.
[heavy breathing]
[inaudible] You don't
have to do this.
[inaudible]
Stop!
Stop!
You're only going
to terrify him.
[inaudible] Take me, please.
I'll do anything.
Stop.
You're just scaring her.
Did you know that my
great-great-great grandfather
was one of the first
[inaudible] From him,
we get these rules we
have to follow, always.
[inaudible]
Shut up!
I'm sorry.
[inaudible] We have
to follow the rules.
But I understand.
The first born in any family
is a gift straight from God.
Yours is no exception.
She's young, human, unaware of
how [inaudible] life can be.
Please, she's all I have.
Please, please, don't
take her, please.
I would give them
all away if I could.
They're heroes.
They're saving our land.
I take no pleasure in this.
Please?
I'm going to do you a kindness.
I'm begging you, please, please.
[inaudible] please.
Give her to me
freely, willingly.
If you do, I'll let
you say your goodbyes.
I'll let you tell her
whatever story you
want about the other side.
And I'll make [inaudible]
I can't!
I can't let you take her.
[screaming]
[slashing]
No!
Mom!
No!
No!
No!
Mom!
No!
No!
Mom!
[jake mumbling]
Do you hear that?
I don't hear anything.
Please?
Sorry.
[suspenseful music]
[sighs]
[inaudible]
[MUSIC - GRAVE ROBBERS,
"SKELETONS"]
(SINGING) [inaudible]
in my heart.
[inaudible] in my--
What's your favorite food again?
I don't have one.
Y'all still here?
Where else would we be?
As far away from
here as you get.
Yeah, I wish.
(SINGING) In my veins.
He has trouble in
my [inaudible]..
You just don't know
his [inaudible]
You know, your mother--
she has a strong
family resemblance.
She reminds me so much
of her great Aunt Rose.
Rose?
Yep.
My great grandmother's sister.
[footsteps]
What's with all the racket?
Come on, Uncle Ollie.
We're just having some fun.
She's been gone a
long time now, but you
can see the resemblance.
Looks like you got a
piece of her in you too.
Yeah, I certainly hope not.
(SINGING) Just
don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred [inaudible] And
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
No.
No.
Wait.
Wait.
There isn't much time now.
You have to get your
mother to leave this place.
[inaudible] saying that.
Come on.
I needed this.
We'll be fine.
[footsteps]
(SINGING) I've
already killed you.
You just don't know--
[sighing]
[exhales heavily]
--is murdered.
[breathes deeply]
--closet.
I already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murdered.
And I have skeletons
in my closet.
What do you think he meant?
I don't know.
But we have to go
back in that barn.
Do we have to?
We have to use the radio.
It's the only way we're
going to get any answers.
(SINGING) Someone
clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet out.
Someone clean the closet.
[sighs]
[knocking]
Hey, Uncle Ollie.
Are you OK?
I really just
wanted to thank you
for everything you've done for
me, and the kids, and Neil.
We really appreciate it.
OK.
Is something wrong?
Did I do something
to offend you?
It's OK.
Leave me alone.
Are you sure?
I don't mind listening.
Maybe if you and--
[suspenseful music]
Neil?
Yeah, Neil, weren't
so misguided and lazy.
Misguided and lazy.
What were you doing
peeking in from my door?
Just leave me be.
So you don't deny it then?
You're a guest in my home!
And that just gives you the
right to do whatever you want?
It does.
You're disgusting,
you know that?
You know nothing
about the sacrifices
that have been made for
this land, for this family!
You have two beautiful children!
And look at the
life you've chosen.
Look what you've done to them.
You chose to bring them
here to this place!
[crickets chirping]
[suspenseful music]
Why?
Because their father
killed himself.
[inaudible] in this place alone.
You better leave before I
do something we both regret.
[footsteps]
Oh.
[groans]
[breathing heavily]
Disgusting.
I hate this place.
It only works when you touch it.
Ask for Rose.
Rose, are you there?
[static sounds]
[scary music]
Jake?
Jake, where-- where are you?
We're in the barn.
You should go.
Ask if she knows who the
woman in the photo was.
What's her real name?
I don't know.
Ask if she has a sister.
Rose, do you have a sister?
Yes, they-- they sent me here.
I don't want to be here.
[static noise]
[breathing heavily]
Rose, are you still here?
Rose is gone now.
Who is this?
This is Gloria.
Gloria, where are you?
Shut up.
Listen, stay out of the fields.
Stay away from the
people in town.
Do you understand?
I can't just leave.
Get away from the farm now.
Get as far away from
that place as you can,
and stay away from my father.
Who's your father?
Ollie.
[door opening]
Neil, Neil!
We have to go.
I told you!
He's just-- he's crazy.
[sobs]
Where is it?
What are you talking about, man?
You get one chance.
Where's the doll?
That doll belongs
to my daughter.
Listen to me, I'll beat your
skull if you don't back off.
[groans]
[thuds]
I'm ashamed of you, Ollie.
You're allowing it to
happen all over again.
We agreed it would end.
Get out.
All of you, get out!
I'm sick and tired
of looking at you.
I want you [Inaudible]
Gloria?
Rose?
What are we going to do?
I don't know.
Let me think.
We'll figure it out.
[heavy breathing]
Grab clothes.
Hurry.
Something very bad is
about to happen, Maggie.
What?
[crickets chirping]
[panting]
Ahhh!
What's about to happen, Jake?
We should run.
[panting]
Ahhh!
[grunts]
No!
No, please!
Please.
I didn't want this!
OK!
We don't want this either.
This is what must be done!
This is how it works here!
I don't understand.
This is how it works.
You'll see.
This is how it's
always been done!
And you need to be strong!
You need to be part of this.
Part of what?
I don't understand.
In order for this farm
to survive, in order
for this Earth and
the old to be one,
there must not be any young.
You're not making any sense.
Mom!
Have you ever wondered why
there are no children here?
Time for you to do what
you were meant to do.
Jessica, it's meant to be yours.
Ahhh!
Mom, don't!
Go take your brother
and hide now!
Not without you!
OK.
I'm right behind you.
Go Now, go!
[splatters]
Don't come any closer.
Jessica, listen to me.
Don't come any closer.
This is how it's
always been done here.
I said stop!
Auntie demands a sacrifice.
Jake, hurry.
Jake!
Maggie!
Maggie!
Mom!
Mom, we're here!
[eerie music]
Baby, are you OK?
Jake, are you OK?
This is-- this is the place.
Stop, stop!
No, don't.
This is--
Baby, can you walk?
We got to go.
[inaudible]
Baby, come on.
It doesn't matter.
We got to go.
We got to go.
Right here.
OK.
I can feel it.
OK.
It was like with Dad.
OK, sweetie, run.
Come on.
You poor things.
What happened?
He went crazy.
He just went crazy.
He killed Neil.
He tried to kill all of us.
He just lost it.
OK, here.
Have a seat.
He's in the woods.
He is killing
children in the woods.
We saw it.
I-- he killed my Aunt Rose.
He killed your son, David.
His own daughter, Gloria, too.
How do you know all this?
We just do.
So, what else did you guys see?
It's hard to explain the
things he was saying.
They didn't make any sense.
Well, I think things
are going to be OK.
I'm really sorry about this.
I'm truly sorry about this.
I really am.
You're insane!
You'd be surprised the
things a person can
learn to live with, even
horrible, horrible things.
Try living with that!
[grunting]
Don't even think about it, dear.
No, no.
No, no, no.
No.
Ollie.
No, no, no, no.
Ollie, please.
Auntie demands a sacrifice.
[murmurs]
What you're doing is very brave.
I don't want to.
But you must.
No, no, no, no, no, no!
Daddy!
Ollie, Ollie, Ollie!
Be brave for me, OK?
Daddy!
Hi, baby.
No-- Ollie, don't.
Don't do it, Ollie.
It's wrong.
It has to be done.
Honey--
It has to.
It's our world.
This is the way.
It's our way.
But B-- OK, for life.
OK, OK.
OK, sweetheart, bend down.
There we go.
(CRYING) No-- stop!
No!
I gave my child, and
it took my wife anyway.
I gave all your children,
because that is the way.
That is the way our
people set before us.
And we did as we were told.
It's best they know.
You're insane!
And now, you're part of it.
You wanted to stay here?
You wanted to live here?
Well, this is the way.
We're not afraid of you.
That's good.
It's important that you
be brave for your brother.
Your blood and his
make this soil fertile,
it cleanse the water the only
the way the ancient gods can.
Let's just get it--
Shut up!
You stand there and demand
that we do this, well,
this is how it's
going to be done.
So you shut up and do your part.
Uncle Ollie, please, please
don't hurt my babies.
Your babies?
These aren't your
babies anymore.
These are the children
of our people.
And they have a great
purpose, greater than any life
that you can ever give them.
[breathes deeply]
It's almost time now.
[whimpers]
I'm so sorry.
Mom, we're going to be OK, OK?
Wait.
We're going to be OK.
[exhales]
[suspenseful music]
No, no, no, no.
Don't do it.
Ollie, please don't.
I'm so sorry.
It's OK, baby.
Listen to Mommy.
Mom, we're going to be OK.
[clicking]
No!
[gunshot]
What?
[inaudible]
I told you.
I would never let this go on.
You can't stop this.
This will never end,
and you know it.
Come here, come on.
This is not the way.
No, please no.
Please.
This is our way.
This is our way.
This is our world.
It's for love.
It's for our family.
Honey, no.
It has to be done.
Honey, I want to go home.
Honey, I--
Daddy!
I love you!
But we can find a new way.
[gunshot]
Ollie, don't shoot.
Ollie, please don't.
[sobbing]
Ah!
[grunting]
Ah!
[clicking]
[gunshot]
[panting]
Daddy!
Yes, honey, I'm here.
I-- I'm OK.
I'm OK, I'm OK.
[breathing heavily]
[screaming in rage]
I love you.
I love you!
Honey, I love you.
I love you.
Daddy loves you.
[MUSIC - GRAVE ROBBER,
"SKELETONS"]
(SINGING) Anger
rages in my heart.
Murder dwells in my mind.
I won't forgive you.
You are my prey.
So watch out when
you go out tonight.
A wolverine in my veins, the
eyes of a wolf in my head.
I've thought it,
so I've done it.
My despising heart
makes you dead.
I've already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murder.
But I have skeletons
in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
My vision is infrared, carving
your flesh with a knife.
No one needs to know
that I collect bones.
I have skinned you alive.
I've already killed you.
You just don't know it yet.
Anger is hatred, is murder.
But I have skeletons
in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.
I have skeletons in my closet.