Dawn (2022) Movie Script
1
[bubbling]
[glasses clink]
[music playing]
To the rescue.
No.
No.
No, no, no!
Hey, there.
No, no.
Thanks for tuning
in to Dawn's Den.
No!
We've had a good time in the
show in the past few weeks.
[heaving]
But I think now it's
time to step it up a bit.
[cries]
As many of you know, I am an
artist, and being an artist
is chaotic.
[groans]
I chisel away my sculptures.
[groans]
I throw paint at my canvas.
[groans]
I believe in my art.
Some of you have
reached out asking
how you can be artists, too.
That's exciting.
I think you can
accomplish anything
if you set your mind to
it, and I believe in you.
Being an artist, it's
hard to follow rules.
And here's some rules
you can follow
if you want to be
an artist, too.
Happy hunting.
No!
[music playing]
Rule number one, you don't
always select your canvas.
Sometimes it selects you.
Please, don't do this.
Please don't do this.
[laughs]
I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Don't do this to me, please.
I don't need it.
[cries]
You lost the game.
I didn't.
This is so wrong.
I'm a good man.
I don't deserve this.
I don't know what I did wrong.
One little thing,
please don't hurt me.
Just one little
thing, that's all.
Please, please don't-- it's
only about one little thing.
[cries]
Say goodbye.
Let me say I love you.
[gasps]
I love you so much.
I love you, too.
Mm.
You just made me the
happiest guy on the planet.
I don't want you to be cold.
Thank you.
So where, oh, where
is this car of ours?
Let me check.
The app said it should have
been here a few minutes ago.
Are you sure you typed
in the right location?
Yeah, 514 Miller Road.
Ugh, now it's here
in 15 minutes.
Why don't you cancel it
and order another car
from a different app?
It's only 15 minutes.
But I bet if you
order from a new app,
it'll be here in five
minutes, maybe less.
OK, do you want
to try your phone?
Sure I hate these
stupid apps though.
They just annoy me.
It's because you don't
give them a chance .
Can we not get into
this right now, babe?
[sighs]
Now there's no cars in the area.
What is going on?
Great, so now we're stuck
in the middle of nowhere
without a ride.
What was I supposed to do?
Did you already
cancel the first one?
Yeah, you told me to.
I'm sorry, babe.
Let me try it on my app.
See if I get lucky.
Maybe you will.
[chuckles]
Hey, there.
Can I help you?
I just got an update telling me
to pick someone up right here.
For us?
That's right, sir.
Uh...
You're not showing up
on any of the apps.
Well, it's our
busiest night, sir.
So you can wait for me to
pop up on your phone there,
but you're in my system.
And you have the name Shepherd?
Shepherd, that's the one.
I'm not going to get charged
extra because your app
fucked up, am I?
Of course not, sir.
All right babe. Well,
I guess we have a ride.
I don't know.
This is a little weird.
Maybe we should wait.
But we have a car right here.
I want to walk
around a little more.
Well, I kinda wanted to go back
to the B&B and you know...
celebrate.
I got the car all warm
and toasty for you.
She's got the car
all warm and toasty.
Come on, let's go, let's go.
Come on.
Right here.
OK, OK.
I got it.
I got it.
God, what's that smell?
Sorry about that.
The last couple had a
little too much at dinner.
And they puked?
It was over an hour ago, sir.
I don't smell anything.
Seriously?
It's disgusting.
You'd be surprised at what
they've had to throw up
in the backseat of that car.
[gasps]
[screams]
Let me tell you.
[chuckles]
I don't smell anything.
Are you serious?
It's freaking rancid.
Be polite.
I'm trying but--
[sniffs]
--it smells.
This is supposed to be
a good date, remember?
You're right.
Hey, hey, wait, you're not
recording us on that thing,
are you?
Oh, yeah, it's just for
insurance, you know.
Even rich people get
reckless when they're drunk.
[chuckles]
Wait, I think we're
going the wrong way.
What's that?
The B&B is back south.
Oh, geez.
Are you kidding me right now?
I'm so sorry about that.
App must still be on the fritz.
God.
You all staying at
the Tulane house?
No, we're not staying
at the Tulane house.
We're staying at the Ponderosa.
Oh, that's a beautiful spot.
Yeah, very beautiful
and very expensive,
and we'd like to make it there.
Do you know where it is?
Absolutely.
All right, that's
what I like to hear.
Again, I am sorry about that.
The ring is gorgeous.
I miss my mom.
She would have wanted
you to have it.
I wish it could've been better.
She's the best.
Well, you're the best.
[chuckles]
So what are your guys' names?
I'm Anna.
Nice to officially
meet you, Anna.
You, too.
This is Oliver.
Hi.
Well, I'm Dawn.
Right.
Where are you visiting from?
New York, actually.
Oh, dang, a couple of hot shots.
And what line of work
are you in Oliver?
I'm in international sales.
Wow, any companies that
I might have heard of?
Yeah, probably all of them.
That's big time.
It's big money, too.
[laughs]
Well, I'm just the
middle man, so--
Ah, do you travel often?
That's what I do.
Where to next?
Indonesia, actually.
Indonesia.
That's right, Indonesia.
And what about you,
Anna, what do you do?
I teach first graders.
Wow, that's great to hear.
Are you good with kids?
I'd like to think so.
She's great with everyone.
Basically, a fucking saint.
Oh, hold on there, friend.
I'm going to need you
to watch your language.
Excuse me?
Just a little rule I have.
You have a rule about language
in your rideshare car.
That's right.
OK, whatever.
Good luck with that, whatever.
Oh, thank God.
Yeah, you can just pull
over right up there.
Cool.
No, I'm serious.
You can, please, just pull over.
[chuckles]
Whoopsie, sorry, I'll
have to turn around again.
Did you just miss
that on purpose?
What?
Of course, not, Ollie.
Why would I do that?
It's Oliver.
I hate Ollie.
That's what I said.
Not that I don't enjoy
spending time with you all,
but I have a job to do.
Hey, you can just
pull over right here.
We can walk the rest of the way.
It's chilly out.
I wouldn't want you
to have to do that.
No, it's OK.
Yeah, it's 100% fine.
Please, just pull over.
Sure thing.
What the hell are you doing?
Where are you going?
Hello.
Rule number two,
always have fun.
If it ever gets boring,
just put on a show.
The audience loves
tension and drama.
Did you not hear
what I fucking said?
[tire screeches]
[grunts]
What the hell do you
think you're doing?
Oh, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.
Oh, God.
OK.
[chuckles]
You have a gun.
Hey, hey, easy.
What did I say
about the swearing?
You need to put that
gun down right now.
Oh, I do?
Yeah.
I will not swear, but you need
to get this gun out of my face.
No, no, no, no, no.
Hey, OK, easy now.
What are you doing?
[laughs]
What is this?
Do it and I'll blast
her pretty face to bits.
Do it.
Tick-tock.
Look--
You had to think about
that for a sec, huh, Ollie?
Tick-tock.
I was just--
Do it.
I dare you.
No, I was just--
Give me your phones.
I'm not giving you my phone.
OK.
Do it.
What is this?
Hmm?
What do you think, huh?
What do you want from us?
What do I want?
Hmm.
Yeah, it's a
reasonable question.
You have a gun pointed at us.
What do you want?
We are good people.
Yeah, we don't--
You don't deserve this?
We're innocent.
What an entitled thing to say.
It's not entitled.
We're good, innocent people.
It's always about
you, isn't it, Ollie?
It's not about me.
I don't-- what do you-- oh,
you think you're some sort
of psychologist?
[chuckles]
Innocent.
Innocent.
Lesson for you, pal.
Nobody's innocent.
What do you want from us?
Tonight, Oliver and Anna, I want
you to prove something to me.
Prove what?
What's going on?
What are you doing?
[groans]
Anna, run!
[groans]
[screams]
Rule number three, always
evolve as an artist.
Try new things.
Here's a clip of some
of my earlier work.
Not as exciting as
a full show, but you
can see the raw talent here.
[groans]
No!
No!
Help.
Help.
[screams]
[cries]
No.
[grunts]
I won't tie you up, Anna.
But I'll tell you what will
happen if you try that again.
I'll stab you in your
fiancee's face so bad
you won't even be
able to recognize him.
Are you picking up
what I'm putting down?
What do you really want from us?
Is it money?
Because I got plenty of money.
Hmm.
fifty thousand dollars.
Eh?
A hundred thousand
dollars to let us go.
All right?
A hundred thousand
dollars?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Cash.
Please, enough to
change your life.
Hmm, you really value
yourself so little.
We can pay more.
A half a million bucks, OK?
Well, Oliver, I'm over it.
six hundred thousand
dollars to let us go.
I'm over it.
Oh, God.
What is it you want, huh?
What, are you really that
fucked up in the head
that you really want to--
just want to tie people
up and torture them?
Stop, calm down.
No, no, do you do
all of the bullshit?
Has your life been that twisted?
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Are you really this screwed
up in the head you just want
to kill somebody, is that it?
No, shut up!
Is that it?
Stop, calm down.
Let us the fuck out
of this fucking car.
For fuck's sake,
please, I beg you.
Are you done, bro?
Oliver, just stop.
Go fuck yourself.
Go fuck yourself!
Do you kiss your
mother with that mouth?
I mean, Christ, Ollie,
show some class for once.
Man, you two are
so gosh darn cute.
And just for the record,
my home life as a kid
was great, two parents,
a dog, a big house.
I was even in the gifted class
when I was six years old.
This isn't because I was
f'd over by the world.
This is what I do.
That's great.
Rule number four, don't
be afraid to loosen up.
Hey, did you guys catch the
baseball game last night?
Did I catch the baseball
game last night?
Are you serious?
No, no, I did not catch
the goddamn baseball game.
No way, I would have totally
pegged you for a baseball fan.
I hate baseball.
You hate America's pastime.
Are you lying?
I'm not lying to you.
Do you play sports, Dawn?
Love them all.
In fact, I love them so much I
can smell when others do, too.
What does that even mean?
That I can smell
something on you, buddy.
Please, please, slow down.
You might be yanking
my chain right now.
I'm not pulling your chain.
I'm not lying.
Slow the car down.
What's that?
Please.
Just tell us how much
you love baseball!
What do you want?
Fuck it, yeah, I love baseball!
I can't hear you.
Please.
[laughs]
I fucking love baseball!
I'm on the little
league as a goddamn kid.
Is that what you
want to fucking hear?
Slow the fucking car now.
[sighs]
OK, then.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Oh, God, I don't think that--
You tell me who won the
World Series last year,
or I shoot your bride
in the fricking head.
I just told you that I
do not follow baseball.
I don't want to do it.
Then why the hell
are you doing it?
I just want to know who won
the World Series last year.
I'm personally curious.
I told you.
I don't know.
You said yourself
you love the sport.
I was just saying that.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Three, two--
It was-- just slow the goddamn--
Tell us the truth, Ollie.
Slow the fucking car down.
[car accelerates]
Fucking Yankees!
What?
The fucking Yankees
won the World Series.
Did they?
I don't know, fuck!
Yeah.
Can I get this hitchhiker?
Huh?
Ha-ha.
Got him.
Ha!
You psychotic bitch,
you just killed him.
Bonus, 10 points
for a pedestrian.
See me right now,
Ollie, and I'm not
going to repeat myself again.
If I hear one more filthy word
out of your mouth, you're done.
Lesson here is I want you
guys to be honest with me.
No, wait, I want us all to
be honest with each other.
So before we get into any
more activities this evening,
I'm going to need to
set some ground rules.
Numero uno, no lying, and
believe me, I know if you are.
I interrogated prisoners for
the military for six months,
so don't try your tricks.
[laughs]
Just kidding.
No, I'm not.
That's a good transition to our
second rule, responsiveness.
So when I ask you
something like,
does that make sense,
what do you say?
Yes.
Sure.
See, so simple.
That's all I need
you guys to do.
I mean, it's not fun for me
if I don't get anything back.
And that's all
we're doing tonight,
having a little bit of fun.
Yeah.
Which brings me to my third
and final rule, enthusiasm!
[laughs]
I'm going to need you
two to lift your spirits.
I'm not saying I'm going to
kill you right off the bat
for not getting excited
about something,
but guess what, I will kill you.
Does that sound good?
OK.
Yeah.
[chuckles]
Here we go.
You guys like this song?
Oh, yeah, it's my favorite.
Yeah?
Come on, both of you, smile.
I just want to see some smiles.
The first challenge
of the night, secrets.
[laughs]
I don't care if you're Christ,
Allah, or the tooth fairy.
We've all got them.
Sorry, I don't have
any secrets for you.
Wrong.
I'm going to need
you two to divulge
the deepest and darkest
parts of your history.
So come on, spill it.
It will make you feel
good once you do.
That's all right.
I got nothing.
One thing I don't tolerate is
weakness, weakness and apathy.
You want to change
your answer, Ollie?
All right.
When I was a kid, I
used to wet my bed.
Boring.
[chuckles]
That's all I got.
Come on.
I want you to dig deep,
real deep, something that
still affects you to this day.
All right, fine, whatever.
I'm sorry.
There's one time, I
was leaving this party.
I was drinking.
I shouldn't have been.
And I ran over
this elderly couple
just walking innocently
in the street.
I looked back.
I saw this guy just
laying face down,
a pool of blood around
him, and I just drove off.
I'm sorry.
Pathetic bastard.
[tire screeches]
Anna, I'm going to need
you to sit up here with me.
What?
Whoa, whoa, no, no.
I said right fucking now!
It's OK.
It's OK.
Thank you.
[clears throat]
We're waiting, Oliver.
Hey, can you not
touch her like that?
You're creeping awfully close
to breaking the second rule now.
No more lies.
I'm going to need
faster responses or else
she's going to suffer.
All right, OK, OK, OK.
I witnessed the conditions that
my company creates for people.
Don't stop now.
When I got promoted, they
started sending me overseas
to inspect the facilities.
The conditions
there are atrocious,
the workers, malnourished,
some broken, depressed,
suicide rates, sky high.
They even make
them wear diapers.
They don't even give
them bathroom breaks.
And every time I
come back and report,
I say the conditions are humane
because if I didn't, I'll
lose my job.
You never told me.
I'm sorry.
People like you make
me sick to my stomach.
I have no choice.
[sighs]
No wonder you were so
secretive about Indonesia.
What the fuck is going
on with the disco lights?
No questions, Ollie.
All right, I do
believe it's your turn.
Please stop.
Yeah, can you not
touch her like that?
Come on, just a
little something.
Please stop.
I can't.
You don't want to share?
No.
It must be something real good.
I just--
Are you sure?
I watched my cousin
die when I was six.
And?
There's not much else to say.
No, you've got something else.
Tell us.
She was three at that time.
Keep going, Anna.
You can tell me.
She was taking a bath.
Her mom just stepped
out of the bathroom.
Her whole body was underwater.
I thought she's holding a
breath, maybe playing a game.
We always play
jokes on each other.
I didn't realize
she hit her head.
Maybe it was the music playing.
I just got my
first stereo, and I
kept listening to this
one song by Pink Floyd.
While the music was playing,
she was just looking at me.
She wasn't scared.
She wasn't happy, just looking.
One second she was there,
and the next, gone.
It all happened so fast.
And you were watching
her the whole time?
Yeah.
You're telling me a grown
woman let a six-year-old watch
a three-year-old in the tub?
Yeah.
I'm not sure you're
telling the truth, Anna.
Believe what you want.
Oh, I will.
But still it's not
that big of a deal.
Besides, thousands of
three-year-olds die every day.
Schoolyards full of them.
It's still a pretty good answer.
You pass for now.
And you can hop on the back now.
Good job.
[grunts]
[sighs]
You never knew that
girl would be dead.
Bonus, don't forget to fuel up.
Aw, man, it's like
we're going to have
to make a pit stop, guys.
Shit, shit, shit.
Shit, shit.
Oh, fuck.
Look what you got, goddammit.
Yeah, get in.
Are you having some
trouble, mister?
What was your
first clue, Cagney?
PSI, what is it?
What is PSI?
I was told if I put too
much pressure in this thing,
it will explode.
If I don't put enough
pressure on this thing,
I'll keep listing left.
I'm tired of listing left.
I keep listing left, goddamn it.
Shit.
That's no way to speak
in front of a lady.
Well, then show me
a goddamn lady--
you're not a lady.
You're no lady.
You're fucking Dawn.
You're fucking-- I
love your fucking show.
I'm your number one fan.
Can I take a selfie?
OK, it's a new phone.
Here we go.
Come, come, come.
Can I-- let's see here.
All right, do you mind?
I am just all thumbs
right now doing this.
OK, I'm ready.
What's your password?
Well, why'd you like to know?
It's 1130, OK?
Hmm.
Keep watching the show.
I will.
Whoa, whoa.
Do you remember that
Rosie Granhart show,
where you killed that bitch?
I'll be honored, honored if you
would send me to the next realm
like you sent that
bitch Rosie Granhart.
I think I can do that.
Awesome.
I'm ready.
Yeah, ready ready.
Say goodbye.
[groans]
Thank you.
Oh, thank you.
Rule number five, always
give your audience
exactly what they want.
Go pee by that bush.
With you watching?
I'm not moving.
If I stop hearing you, I'm
coming over for a sneak peek.
Huh, oh, God.
Help, help.
Help me.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
No, help.
You want to talk?
No, call 911.
What are you talking about?
Do it now.
Do it now, please.
Huh?
No, I'm sleeping here.
Please, before it's too late.
She's going to kill us all.
Who is?
Me, bitch.
Crystal.
Oh, that's a good shot.
What the fuck?
Later, gators.
Come on, Anna.
I changed my mind.
[grunts]
[groans]
Oh, fuck.
[laughs]
[screams]
[laughs]
Bonus, some extra
slices of bread.
Enjoy the lunch.
[screams]
Let's go, sleepyhead.
Are you OK?
What did she do to you?
What the fuck did you do to her?
Hey, I'm talking to you.
What the fuck, what the
fuck is going on, you--
Give me a second, all right.
What?
I said, give me a second.
You fucking bitch!
You evil fucking bitch!
God, I want to fucking kill you.
Baby, are you OK?
Are you OK?
Are you OK?
I'm OK.
I'm OK.
OK.
I think it's time you
two finally deserve
to know the truth.
Take a look.
What is this shit?
[chuckles]
That's my website, Dawn's Den.
Come on.
Come on, Addie.
Let's go, buddy.
Let's go.
Let's go, good boy.
[groans]
Oh, fuck.
[heaving]
[groans]
[coughs]
[chokes, coughs]
It's on the dark web.
The first one's my husband.
Trust me when I say
he had it coming.
[laughs]
[screaming]
You might recognize those, too.
[screaming]
[coughs]
Do those two remind
you of someone?
That stuff comes in handy.
Oh, God.
Did you all know that
the surface internet only
accounts for 95% of
the activity worldwide?
The other 5%, where
most folks don't go--
No.
--or most folks don't
want to go, below.
No, let me out of
this fucking car.
I'm not going to
wind up like this.
We're going to
wind up like this.
Let me out of the fucking
car, you sick fuck.
Hey, people love my work.
I'm in demand, as
a matter of fact.
Remember what you asked
about the lights, Ollie?
Oh, that's for the show.
[chuckles]
It's for the show.
OK, let me the fuck out of here.
The feedback, the
views, the enthusiasm,
you might as well
call me famous.
You're sick.
You're not fucking famous.
You're sick.
I'll take that back.
Do you think you could just
do this and get away with it?
[laughs]
Let us out!
This, you think it's funny?
It's not funny.
It's hilarious.
[chuckles]
People dying, being tortured?
People who deserve it.
It's like punchline to a joke.
It's pathetic.
What's that?
I said you're pathetic.
You're just going
to antagonize her.
Let her speak.
No, just let us out
of the fucking car.
Let us out.
Anna, say what you have to say.
I teach kids like you.
Kids like me?
Yeah.
I see it all the time.
Kids who aren't loved enough
at home, they go to school,
they lash out at other
students, at teachers.
It doesn't matter.
They push others
around because at home,
they're hit instead
of talked to.
You don't do this because
you think it's funny,
that it excites you.
No, you do this because
you're a child, who
desperately needs attention.
And it's sad.
You're sad.
So go ahead, keep laughing.
I see right through you.
And you can kill us if you want.
But it doesn't change the fact
that deep down inside you're
nothing but a
scared little girl.
I think you might have
upset her a little.
Well, you have to try something.
I have to remind her
that she's still a human.
She is not a human being.
She is trash.
She is scum.
She is sick.
We have to try.
I just want to get
out of this car.
I want to get out--
pretty hard.
Do you think you're so high and
mighty, a newly engaged school
teacher here to save the world?
But in this country, you're a
sinner until proven innocent.
And the harm you two have
caused, you're far from angels.
All right, you're an angel.
You're a good person.
Answer me.
Do you think you're
a good person?
I think it's a real good
time for you to explain why
your lives are worth living.
And I don't want to hear some
cop out answer like, oh, we're
good people because you're not.
You're horrible people.
I want real reasons
why I shouldn't make
you disappear forever tonight.
You both have nothing?
I--
I guess you all want to die.
What's the point in answering?
The point is to save your life.
Pfft, please.
You knew you were
going to kill us
the second we got in the car.
It didn't even
matter who we were.
You already made up your mind.
What did I tell you
about questioning me?
She's right though.
Hand me the knife.
What?
Look, I didn't want to
embarrass you two earlier,
and I like the idea of
giving you guys hope.
My audience loves
that kind of stuff,
but now I'm asking for
you to take it out.
And I won't ask
nicely next time.
I respect what you're
trying to do though,
and maybe it could have worked.
So Oliver and Anna, you
guys were somewhat right,
by the way, but not entirely.
Anyone could have gotten
in this car, sure,
but the same thing might not
have happened necessarily.
See, I didn't choose you.
You chose yourselves.
What the hell is your point?
My point is that you're an
arrogant a-hole, who doesn't
know how to treat people right.
Look, I just wanted
to be friends.
It's crazy how rare
that is nowadays.
Good people, it's like
they're going extinct.
You could say life's about
how much pain you can endure
and keep pushing on, right?
So let's see how much
pain you can handle.
That ought to prove something.
Let's play with
pain for a second.
What I'm saying
is burn him, Anna.
No, you don't have to do this.
What?
Nobody is burning anybody.
Oh, yes, you are.
Come on.
No.
Come on, him or you.
I don't care where.
Just pick a place.
Fine.
Bonus, always give
the illusion of power.
You want your contestants to
think freedom is moments away.
No, Anna.
No, burn me.
No.
I'm the one that deserves it.
It's OK.
I'm not letting
you burn yourself.
It's ridiculous.
I didn't see that coming.
Are you sure you're making
the right call, Anna?
The way I see it, you
got two choices here.
You can either A, you could burn
through your own flesh, or B,
burn the guy, who lied to you
about horrific exploitation.
Enough with your
twisted fucking game.
So what's it going
to be, A or B?
Anna, you don't have to do this.
No.
Anna--
[screams]
Keep going.
Enough.
[screaming]
Yeah, baby.
That's dedication right there.
Hand it.
I'll take that.
[siren sounds]
You're screwed now.
You two say one word,
and I'll kill this cop.
[siren sounds continue]
Rule number six, always
bring a set of tools
and wear a bulletproof vest
under your clothes for safety.
Evening, officer.
Do you know why I
pulled you over?
I had a little lead in
my boot, I'm afraid.
I'm going to need to see your
license and registration.
It's in the trunk.
The trunk?
Do you mind if I step outside?
Slowly.
You OK if I record?
I'm a filmmaker of sorts.
It's all right, I suppose.
I appreciate that.
A lot of people get nervous
with the camera in their face.
I'm used to it.
Well, that's because
you're handsome.
No, it's just because my kids
like to play with their phone,
too.
I bet they're sweet.
Yeah, they are.
I still need to see your license
and registration, please.
Of course.
You really shouldn't keep
your papers in the trunk.
Don't I know it.
What's the matter
with the trunk?
I busted it last week.
You better get that fixed.
You're handy with cars?
I could appreciate a
nice-looking engine.
[chuckles]
Well, maybe you should
come by for a beer
and see if you can't fix
up this hunk of scrap.
Last time I got my hands
dirty when I was drinking,
I did more damage than drink.
Yeah, well, as long as
you were having fun.
I like to approach it that way.
Me, too.
This is going to
get real excited.
Come again?
Oh, nothing, Chief.
Just talking to myself.
Oh, I've got handcuffs, too.
[laughs]
Just kidding.
I think I got a leak in here.
Well, it can't be your engine.
Oh, no?
Well, what is it?
Well, I don't know.
Maybe you spilled something.
[grunts]
Don't move.
Drop it.
Drop the gun.
Drop it, drop it.
Let it go.
Oh.
[gunshot]
Oh, God.
Look what you did.
Crazy bitch!
I said, look at what you did!
[crying]
Look at what you did.
[cries]
Ah!
Oh, my God.
Fuck, get in the car, Anna.
Get in the car.
Congratulations, Anna.
You're a murderer.
I hate to see an average
good guy like that.
I don't know what
to say right now.
I'm just beside myself.
That was a good man.
I liked him.
That's bullshit.
No, I couldn't be more genuine.
That guy seemed
real solid to me.
I liked him way more
than I like you, Ollie.
It's not your fault,
what happened.
She made you do that, OK?
It's my fault.
It's not.
Don't listen to him, Anna.
You did it, just like you
killed your baby cousin.
You have to live with it.
Anyway, let's start a new game.
I'll make it easy for you.
Oliver, tell me the nicest thing
you've ever done for anyone.
[chuckles]
No, I--
You ever give to charity?
I'm a good person.
I'm not a killer.
I'm not a person who kidnaps
and tortures strangers
off the street.
You volunteer?
I volunteer.
Do you help the homeless?
I did, once, when I was a kid.
Actually, yes.
Terrible.
Anna, what about you?
I want to hear
something that you've
done for someone else
that doesn't benefit you.
You do nothing for anyone.
God, you two really live
by convenience, don't you?
What the fuck do you
do for anyone, huh?
I don't do anything for anyone.
So then you're a hypocrite.
No.
I'm aware of it.
I revel in it.
It's my mantra, my way of being.
Unlike you two.
You two go through life
riding your high horses,
eating lavish meals, living
as if the universe exists only
for you, when in
reality, everything
you have has been given to you.
Everything has been unearned.
The earth is dying,
Anna, yet you two just
live your life ignoring
the suffering of others.
Yeah, I'm a bad person.
I live to consume
and destroy, yet you
do the same thing in
blissful ignorance,
so you don't have to
feel guilty about buying
your next fancy computer, your
next burger, your next latte.
Supporting modern slavery
with invisible whips,
that's what you do.
You don't know us at all.
Oh, yeah, you two
have love, right?
True love that end all, be all.
Guess what, love doesn't exist.
It's a survival mechanism
made up in our minds
so that we can convince
ourselves we love someone
so that we procreate and
continue to procreate
until our bodies drop dead.
Finding a new mate
is a lot harder
than screwing the same one
on a regular basis over time
deeper and deeper and deeper.
All you two have
is a temporary glue
suspending you over a void.
So what the heck am I supposed
to do in this situation?
You're not really in love.
You don't do
anything for anyone.
You're just like
the rest of them,
selfish, liars, wastes of life.
What if we had lied?
We told you we
were great people.
We help charities,
homeless children.
[scoffs]
I would have known.
What if-- what if you didn't?
The funny thing is that when you
hold a gun to someone's head,
they'd tell you the truth.
And for most people, like
you, the truth is awful.
[grunts]
[groans]
Oh, is this your Dawn's Den?
Yeah, nice decor.
You designed this yourself?
Fucking crazy bitch.
All right, you all, so there's
one thing I forgot to mention.
My show, we have to
eliminate a contestant.
You have to eliminate
a contest, all right.
So one of you has to go.
No, no.
No.
No.
You're not going to make us
choose who's going to live
and who's going to
die, and we're not
going to play this fucking game.
Well, I don't care.
Make a choice.
Fucking bitch.
You want me to pick?
Pick a number between 1 and 10.
How about eeny,
meeny, miny, moe?
What the fuck--
Come on, what about
rock, paper, scissors?
Just--
No, man.
Come on.
What?
Go.
No, we can't.
We can't do this.
Come on, make a choice.
Make a choice.
Time's ticking.
Come on, make a choice.
No.
No, we can't.
We cant do this.
This is crazy.
What are we going to do?
Me.
I was hoping it'd be you.
Oliver, no.
You know you're the one
that got us into this mess
to begin with.
We can't.
We don't have to do this.
No, no.
No, Oliver, no.
I'm the one, who had
ruined all these lives.
I'm this terrible
human being, who's
doing all these terrible things.
So if you want someone to die--
You're sick.
It should be me.
Just fucking do it
already, all right?
Right here, go ahead, just
shoot me and get it over
with because I'm done.
I'm done with this shit.
Fucking kill me.
You fucking-- don't be a pussy.
Fucking kill me, Dawn.
No, I'm not going to kill you.
She is.
Come on, Anna.
No, I can't.
Let's go.
Grab the knife.
You're fucking crazy.
Get it all out.
Tell me what you really feel.
Don't make her do this, OK?
Hold it to his neck now.
Oh, God.
You still have a chance, baby.
No.
Three, two--
No, no.
Any last words?
Just do what she says.
One.
What?
Let's get it over with.
Just fucking get it over with.
No, I can't.
I can't.
[groans]
Now who's laughing, huh?
Is this what it's all about?
Your twisted little show for
your subscribers and viewers
to get fucking likes?
Again, with the potty mouth on.
The camera's on you.
Anna, shoot her.
Shoot her right now.
Why?
You're really asking me why?
Pull the trigger.
After what she's put us
through tonight, all this hell.
She tortured us.
She played all these fucking
psycho games with us.
Do it.
She is a terrible human being,
and she deserves to die.
We'll be doing
the world a favor.
She's already dead.
She deserves to die.
Listen to me.
Oliver, we can go.
She tortured us.
We have to kill her.
It's the right thing
to do, and we'll
be doing this world a favor.
But that's what you
said about yourself.
I know.
I just was saying that.
Look, I'm sorry I didn't
tell you about what I did.
I want you to hear I'm sorry.
But look, I'm not--
I'm a good person.
I made some mistakes, right?
But I provide.
I contribute to society.
Everything in this
world, it has a price.
There's a price that
you have to pay.
So we can get married
on the beach in Hawaii
or at some cheap church next
to a fucking gas station,
I provide.
I contribute to society.
I don't kidnap random people
and drag them through hell.
Fine.
You want your revenge?
You can have it.
Hey, Dawn.
Look at me.
Look me in the fucking eyes.
What are you so mad about, huh?
That's funny.
What am I mad about?
I don't know.
Is it you kidnapping us,
making us torture each other?
Yeah, I'm a little
mad about that.
I'm not a religious man.
But I really hope
that hell is real
and that you burn for eternity.
That's what you don't
understand, Ollie.
This is hell.
Fuck you.
[gun clicks]
[laughs]
Rule number seven,
don't be afraid to mess
with your contestants' heads.
[gun shot]
Rule number eight,
rinse and repeat.
Thank you so much for
watching the show,
and I'll see you next
time on Dawn's Den.
[bubbling]
[glasses clink]
[music playing]
To the rescue.
No.
No.
No, no, no!
Hey, there.
No, no.
Thanks for tuning
in to Dawn's Den.
No!
We've had a good time in the
show in the past few weeks.
[heaving]
But I think now it's
time to step it up a bit.
[cries]
As many of you know, I am an
artist, and being an artist
is chaotic.
[groans]
I chisel away my sculptures.
[groans]
I throw paint at my canvas.
[groans]
I believe in my art.
Some of you have
reached out asking
how you can be artists, too.
That's exciting.
I think you can
accomplish anything
if you set your mind to
it, and I believe in you.
Being an artist, it's
hard to follow rules.
And here's some rules
you can follow
if you want to be
an artist, too.
Happy hunting.
No!
[music playing]
Rule number one, you don't
always select your canvas.
Sometimes it selects you.
Please, don't do this.
Please don't do this.
[laughs]
I'm so sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Don't do this to me, please.
I don't need it.
[cries]
You lost the game.
I didn't.
This is so wrong.
I'm a good man.
I don't deserve this.
I don't know what I did wrong.
One little thing,
please don't hurt me.
Just one little
thing, that's all.
Please, please don't-- it's
only about one little thing.
[cries]
Say goodbye.
Let me say I love you.
[gasps]
I love you so much.
I love you, too.
Mm.
You just made me the
happiest guy on the planet.
I don't want you to be cold.
Thank you.
So where, oh, where
is this car of ours?
Let me check.
The app said it should have
been here a few minutes ago.
Are you sure you typed
in the right location?
Yeah, 514 Miller Road.
Ugh, now it's here
in 15 minutes.
Why don't you cancel it
and order another car
from a different app?
It's only 15 minutes.
But I bet if you
order from a new app,
it'll be here in five
minutes, maybe less.
OK, do you want
to try your phone?
Sure I hate these
stupid apps though.
They just annoy me.
It's because you don't
give them a chance .
Can we not get into
this right now, babe?
[sighs]
Now there's no cars in the area.
What is going on?
Great, so now we're stuck
in the middle of nowhere
without a ride.
What was I supposed to do?
Did you already
cancel the first one?
Yeah, you told me to.
I'm sorry, babe.
Let me try it on my app.
See if I get lucky.
Maybe you will.
[chuckles]
Hey, there.
Can I help you?
I just got an update telling me
to pick someone up right here.
For us?
That's right, sir.
Uh...
You're not showing up
on any of the apps.
Well, it's our
busiest night, sir.
So you can wait for me to
pop up on your phone there,
but you're in my system.
And you have the name Shepherd?
Shepherd, that's the one.
I'm not going to get charged
extra because your app
fucked up, am I?
Of course not, sir.
All right babe. Well,
I guess we have a ride.
I don't know.
This is a little weird.
Maybe we should wait.
But we have a car right here.
I want to walk
around a little more.
Well, I kinda wanted to go back
to the B&B and you know...
celebrate.
I got the car all warm
and toasty for you.
She's got the car
all warm and toasty.
Come on, let's go, let's go.
Come on.
Right here.
OK, OK.
I got it.
I got it.
God, what's that smell?
Sorry about that.
The last couple had a
little too much at dinner.
And they puked?
It was over an hour ago, sir.
I don't smell anything.
Seriously?
It's disgusting.
You'd be surprised at what
they've had to throw up
in the backseat of that car.
[gasps]
[screams]
Let me tell you.
[chuckles]
I don't smell anything.
Are you serious?
It's freaking rancid.
Be polite.
I'm trying but--
[sniffs]
--it smells.
This is supposed to be
a good date, remember?
You're right.
Hey, hey, wait, you're not
recording us on that thing,
are you?
Oh, yeah, it's just for
insurance, you know.
Even rich people get
reckless when they're drunk.
[chuckles]
Wait, I think we're
going the wrong way.
What's that?
The B&B is back south.
Oh, geez.
Are you kidding me right now?
I'm so sorry about that.
App must still be on the fritz.
God.
You all staying at
the Tulane house?
No, we're not staying
at the Tulane house.
We're staying at the Ponderosa.
Oh, that's a beautiful spot.
Yeah, very beautiful
and very expensive,
and we'd like to make it there.
Do you know where it is?
Absolutely.
All right, that's
what I like to hear.
Again, I am sorry about that.
The ring is gorgeous.
I miss my mom.
She would have wanted
you to have it.
I wish it could've been better.
She's the best.
Well, you're the best.
[chuckles]
So what are your guys' names?
I'm Anna.
Nice to officially
meet you, Anna.
You, too.
This is Oliver.
Hi.
Well, I'm Dawn.
Right.
Where are you visiting from?
New York, actually.
Oh, dang, a couple of hot shots.
And what line of work
are you in Oliver?
I'm in international sales.
Wow, any companies that
I might have heard of?
Yeah, probably all of them.
That's big time.
It's big money, too.
[laughs]
Well, I'm just the
middle man, so--
Ah, do you travel often?
That's what I do.
Where to next?
Indonesia, actually.
Indonesia.
That's right, Indonesia.
And what about you,
Anna, what do you do?
I teach first graders.
Wow, that's great to hear.
Are you good with kids?
I'd like to think so.
She's great with everyone.
Basically, a fucking saint.
Oh, hold on there, friend.
I'm going to need you
to watch your language.
Excuse me?
Just a little rule I have.
You have a rule about language
in your rideshare car.
That's right.
OK, whatever.
Good luck with that, whatever.
Oh, thank God.
Yeah, you can just pull
over right up there.
Cool.
No, I'm serious.
You can, please, just pull over.
[chuckles]
Whoopsie, sorry, I'll
have to turn around again.
Did you just miss
that on purpose?
What?
Of course, not, Ollie.
Why would I do that?
It's Oliver.
I hate Ollie.
That's what I said.
Not that I don't enjoy
spending time with you all,
but I have a job to do.
Hey, you can just
pull over right here.
We can walk the rest of the way.
It's chilly out.
I wouldn't want you
to have to do that.
No, it's OK.
Yeah, it's 100% fine.
Please, just pull over.
Sure thing.
What the hell are you doing?
Where are you going?
Hello.
Rule number two,
always have fun.
If it ever gets boring,
just put on a show.
The audience loves
tension and drama.
Did you not hear
what I fucking said?
[tire screeches]
[grunts]
What the hell do you
think you're doing?
Oh, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.
Oh, God.
OK.
[chuckles]
You have a gun.
Hey, hey, easy.
What did I say
about the swearing?
You need to put that
gun down right now.
Oh, I do?
Yeah.
I will not swear, but you need
to get this gun out of my face.
No, no, no, no, no.
Hey, OK, easy now.
What are you doing?
[laughs]
What is this?
Do it and I'll blast
her pretty face to bits.
Do it.
Tick-tock.
Look--
You had to think about
that for a sec, huh, Ollie?
Tick-tock.
I was just--
Do it.
I dare you.
No, I was just--
Give me your phones.
I'm not giving you my phone.
OK.
Do it.
What is this?
Hmm?
What do you think, huh?
What do you want from us?
What do I want?
Hmm.
Yeah, it's a
reasonable question.
You have a gun pointed at us.
What do you want?
We are good people.
Yeah, we don't--
You don't deserve this?
We're innocent.
What an entitled thing to say.
It's not entitled.
We're good, innocent people.
It's always about
you, isn't it, Ollie?
It's not about me.
I don't-- what do you-- oh,
you think you're some sort
of psychologist?
[chuckles]
Innocent.
Innocent.
Lesson for you, pal.
Nobody's innocent.
What do you want from us?
Tonight, Oliver and Anna, I want
you to prove something to me.
Prove what?
What's going on?
What are you doing?
[groans]
Anna, run!
[groans]
[screams]
Rule number three, always
evolve as an artist.
Try new things.
Here's a clip of some
of my earlier work.
Not as exciting as
a full show, but you
can see the raw talent here.
[groans]
No!
No!
Help.
Help.
[screams]
[cries]
No.
[grunts]
I won't tie you up, Anna.
But I'll tell you what will
happen if you try that again.
I'll stab you in your
fiancee's face so bad
you won't even be
able to recognize him.
Are you picking up
what I'm putting down?
What do you really want from us?
Is it money?
Because I got plenty of money.
Hmm.
fifty thousand dollars.
Eh?
A hundred thousand
dollars to let us go.
All right?
A hundred thousand
dollars?
Yeah.
Hmm.
Cash.
Please, enough to
change your life.
Hmm, you really value
yourself so little.
We can pay more.
A half a million bucks, OK?
Well, Oliver, I'm over it.
six hundred thousand
dollars to let us go.
I'm over it.
Oh, God.
What is it you want, huh?
What, are you really that
fucked up in the head
that you really want to--
just want to tie people
up and torture them?
Stop, calm down.
No, no, do you do
all of the bullshit?
Has your life been that twisted?
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Are you really this screwed
up in the head you just want
to kill somebody, is that it?
No, shut up!
Is that it?
Stop, calm down.
Let us the fuck out
of this fucking car.
For fuck's sake,
please, I beg you.
Are you done, bro?
Oliver, just stop.
Go fuck yourself.
Go fuck yourself!
Do you kiss your
mother with that mouth?
I mean, Christ, Ollie,
show some class for once.
Man, you two are
so gosh darn cute.
And just for the record,
my home life as a kid
was great, two parents,
a dog, a big house.
I was even in the gifted class
when I was six years old.
This isn't because I was
f'd over by the world.
This is what I do.
That's great.
Rule number four, don't
be afraid to loosen up.
Hey, did you guys catch the
baseball game last night?
Did I catch the baseball
game last night?
Are you serious?
No, no, I did not catch
the goddamn baseball game.
No way, I would have totally
pegged you for a baseball fan.
I hate baseball.
You hate America's pastime.
Are you lying?
I'm not lying to you.
Do you play sports, Dawn?
Love them all.
In fact, I love them so much I
can smell when others do, too.
What does that even mean?
That I can smell
something on you, buddy.
Please, please, slow down.
You might be yanking
my chain right now.
I'm not pulling your chain.
I'm not lying.
Slow the car down.
What's that?
Please.
Just tell us how much
you love baseball!
What do you want?
Fuck it, yeah, I love baseball!
I can't hear you.
Please.
[laughs]
I fucking love baseball!
I'm on the little
league as a goddamn kid.
Is that what you
want to fucking hear?
Slow the fucking car now.
[sighs]
OK, then.
Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Oh, God, I don't think that--
You tell me who won the
World Series last year,
or I shoot your bride
in the fricking head.
I just told you that I
do not follow baseball.
I don't want to do it.
Then why the hell
are you doing it?
I just want to know who won
the World Series last year.
I'm personally curious.
I told you.
I don't know.
You said yourself
you love the sport.
I was just saying that.
What the fuck is wrong with you?
Three, two--
It was-- just slow the goddamn--
Tell us the truth, Ollie.
Slow the fucking car down.
[car accelerates]
Fucking Yankees!
What?
The fucking Yankees
won the World Series.
Did they?
I don't know, fuck!
Yeah.
Can I get this hitchhiker?
Huh?
Ha-ha.
Got him.
Ha!
You psychotic bitch,
you just killed him.
Bonus, 10 points
for a pedestrian.
See me right now,
Ollie, and I'm not
going to repeat myself again.
If I hear one more filthy word
out of your mouth, you're done.
Lesson here is I want you
guys to be honest with me.
No, wait, I want us all to
be honest with each other.
So before we get into any
more activities this evening,
I'm going to need to
set some ground rules.
Numero uno, no lying, and
believe me, I know if you are.
I interrogated prisoners for
the military for six months,
so don't try your tricks.
[laughs]
Just kidding.
No, I'm not.
That's a good transition to our
second rule, responsiveness.
So when I ask you
something like,
does that make sense,
what do you say?
Yes.
Sure.
See, so simple.
That's all I need
you guys to do.
I mean, it's not fun for me
if I don't get anything back.
And that's all
we're doing tonight,
having a little bit of fun.
Yeah.
Which brings me to my third
and final rule, enthusiasm!
[laughs]
I'm going to need you
two to lift your spirits.
I'm not saying I'm going to
kill you right off the bat
for not getting excited
about something,
but guess what, I will kill you.
Does that sound good?
OK.
Yeah.
[chuckles]
Here we go.
You guys like this song?
Oh, yeah, it's my favorite.
Yeah?
Come on, both of you, smile.
I just want to see some smiles.
The first challenge
of the night, secrets.
[laughs]
I don't care if you're Christ,
Allah, or the tooth fairy.
We've all got them.
Sorry, I don't have
any secrets for you.
Wrong.
I'm going to need
you two to divulge
the deepest and darkest
parts of your history.
So come on, spill it.
It will make you feel
good once you do.
That's all right.
I got nothing.
One thing I don't tolerate is
weakness, weakness and apathy.
You want to change
your answer, Ollie?
All right.
When I was a kid, I
used to wet my bed.
Boring.
[chuckles]
That's all I got.
Come on.
I want you to dig deep,
real deep, something that
still affects you to this day.
All right, fine, whatever.
I'm sorry.
There's one time, I
was leaving this party.
I was drinking.
I shouldn't have been.
And I ran over
this elderly couple
just walking innocently
in the street.
I looked back.
I saw this guy just
laying face down,
a pool of blood around
him, and I just drove off.
I'm sorry.
Pathetic bastard.
[tire screeches]
Anna, I'm going to need
you to sit up here with me.
What?
Whoa, whoa, no, no.
I said right fucking now!
It's OK.
It's OK.
Thank you.
[clears throat]
We're waiting, Oliver.
Hey, can you not
touch her like that?
You're creeping awfully close
to breaking the second rule now.
No more lies.
I'm going to need
faster responses or else
she's going to suffer.
All right, OK, OK, OK.
I witnessed the conditions that
my company creates for people.
Don't stop now.
When I got promoted, they
started sending me overseas
to inspect the facilities.
The conditions
there are atrocious,
the workers, malnourished,
some broken, depressed,
suicide rates, sky high.
They even make
them wear diapers.
They don't even give
them bathroom breaks.
And every time I
come back and report,
I say the conditions are humane
because if I didn't, I'll
lose my job.
You never told me.
I'm sorry.
People like you make
me sick to my stomach.
I have no choice.
[sighs]
No wonder you were so
secretive about Indonesia.
What the fuck is going
on with the disco lights?
No questions, Ollie.
All right, I do
believe it's your turn.
Please stop.
Yeah, can you not
touch her like that?
Come on, just a
little something.
Please stop.
I can't.
You don't want to share?
No.
It must be something real good.
I just--
Are you sure?
I watched my cousin
die when I was six.
And?
There's not much else to say.
No, you've got something else.
Tell us.
She was three at that time.
Keep going, Anna.
You can tell me.
She was taking a bath.
Her mom just stepped
out of the bathroom.
Her whole body was underwater.
I thought she's holding a
breath, maybe playing a game.
We always play
jokes on each other.
I didn't realize
she hit her head.
Maybe it was the music playing.
I just got my
first stereo, and I
kept listening to this
one song by Pink Floyd.
While the music was playing,
she was just looking at me.
She wasn't scared.
She wasn't happy, just looking.
One second she was there,
and the next, gone.
It all happened so fast.
And you were watching
her the whole time?
Yeah.
You're telling me a grown
woman let a six-year-old watch
a three-year-old in the tub?
Yeah.
I'm not sure you're
telling the truth, Anna.
Believe what you want.
Oh, I will.
But still it's not
that big of a deal.
Besides, thousands of
three-year-olds die every day.
Schoolyards full of them.
It's still a pretty good answer.
You pass for now.
And you can hop on the back now.
Good job.
[grunts]
[sighs]
You never knew that
girl would be dead.
Bonus, don't forget to fuel up.
Aw, man, it's like
we're going to have
to make a pit stop, guys.
Shit, shit, shit.
Shit, shit.
Oh, fuck.
Look what you got, goddammit.
Yeah, get in.
Are you having some
trouble, mister?
What was your
first clue, Cagney?
PSI, what is it?
What is PSI?
I was told if I put too
much pressure in this thing,
it will explode.
If I don't put enough
pressure on this thing,
I'll keep listing left.
I'm tired of listing left.
I keep listing left, goddamn it.
Shit.
That's no way to speak
in front of a lady.
Well, then show me
a goddamn lady--
you're not a lady.
You're no lady.
You're fucking Dawn.
You're fucking-- I
love your fucking show.
I'm your number one fan.
Can I take a selfie?
OK, it's a new phone.
Here we go.
Come, come, come.
Can I-- let's see here.
All right, do you mind?
I am just all thumbs
right now doing this.
OK, I'm ready.
What's your password?
Well, why'd you like to know?
It's 1130, OK?
Hmm.
Keep watching the show.
I will.
Whoa, whoa.
Do you remember that
Rosie Granhart show,
where you killed that bitch?
I'll be honored, honored if you
would send me to the next realm
like you sent that
bitch Rosie Granhart.
I think I can do that.
Awesome.
I'm ready.
Yeah, ready ready.
Say goodbye.
[groans]
Thank you.
Oh, thank you.
Rule number five, always
give your audience
exactly what they want.
Go pee by that bush.
With you watching?
I'm not moving.
If I stop hearing you, I'm
coming over for a sneak peek.
Huh, oh, God.
Help, help.
Help me.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
No, help.
You want to talk?
No, call 911.
What are you talking about?
Do it now.
Do it now, please.
Huh?
No, I'm sleeping here.
Please, before it's too late.
She's going to kill us all.
Who is?
Me, bitch.
Crystal.
Oh, that's a good shot.
What the fuck?
Later, gators.
Come on, Anna.
I changed my mind.
[grunts]
[groans]
Oh, fuck.
[laughs]
[screams]
[laughs]
Bonus, some extra
slices of bread.
Enjoy the lunch.
[screams]
Let's go, sleepyhead.
Are you OK?
What did she do to you?
What the fuck did you do to her?
Hey, I'm talking to you.
What the fuck, what the
fuck is going on, you--
Give me a second, all right.
What?
I said, give me a second.
You fucking bitch!
You evil fucking bitch!
God, I want to fucking kill you.
Baby, are you OK?
Are you OK?
Are you OK?
I'm OK.
I'm OK.
OK.
I think it's time you
two finally deserve
to know the truth.
Take a look.
What is this shit?
[chuckles]
That's my website, Dawn's Den.
Come on.
Come on, Addie.
Let's go, buddy.
Let's go.
Let's go, good boy.
[groans]
Oh, fuck.
[heaving]
[groans]
[coughs]
[chokes, coughs]
It's on the dark web.
The first one's my husband.
Trust me when I say
he had it coming.
[laughs]
[screaming]
You might recognize those, too.
[screaming]
[coughs]
Do those two remind
you of someone?
That stuff comes in handy.
Oh, God.
Did you all know that
the surface internet only
accounts for 95% of
the activity worldwide?
The other 5%, where
most folks don't go--
No.
--or most folks don't
want to go, below.
No, let me out of
this fucking car.
I'm not going to
wind up like this.
We're going to
wind up like this.
Let me out of the fucking
car, you sick fuck.
Hey, people love my work.
I'm in demand, as
a matter of fact.
Remember what you asked
about the lights, Ollie?
Oh, that's for the show.
[chuckles]
It's for the show.
OK, let me the fuck out of here.
The feedback, the
views, the enthusiasm,
you might as well
call me famous.
You're sick.
You're not fucking famous.
You're sick.
I'll take that back.
Do you think you could just
do this and get away with it?
[laughs]
Let us out!
This, you think it's funny?
It's not funny.
It's hilarious.
[chuckles]
People dying, being tortured?
People who deserve it.
It's like punchline to a joke.
It's pathetic.
What's that?
I said you're pathetic.
You're just going
to antagonize her.
Let her speak.
No, just let us out
of the fucking car.
Let us out.
Anna, say what you have to say.
I teach kids like you.
Kids like me?
Yeah.
I see it all the time.
Kids who aren't loved enough
at home, they go to school,
they lash out at other
students, at teachers.
It doesn't matter.
They push others
around because at home,
they're hit instead
of talked to.
You don't do this because
you think it's funny,
that it excites you.
No, you do this because
you're a child, who
desperately needs attention.
And it's sad.
You're sad.
So go ahead, keep laughing.
I see right through you.
And you can kill us if you want.
But it doesn't change the fact
that deep down inside you're
nothing but a
scared little girl.
I think you might have
upset her a little.
Well, you have to try something.
I have to remind her
that she's still a human.
She is not a human being.
She is trash.
She is scum.
She is sick.
We have to try.
I just want to get
out of this car.
I want to get out--
pretty hard.
Do you think you're so high and
mighty, a newly engaged school
teacher here to save the world?
But in this country, you're a
sinner until proven innocent.
And the harm you two have
caused, you're far from angels.
All right, you're an angel.
You're a good person.
Answer me.
Do you think you're
a good person?
I think it's a real good
time for you to explain why
your lives are worth living.
And I don't want to hear some
cop out answer like, oh, we're
good people because you're not.
You're horrible people.
I want real reasons
why I shouldn't make
you disappear forever tonight.
You both have nothing?
I--
I guess you all want to die.
What's the point in answering?
The point is to save your life.
Pfft, please.
You knew you were
going to kill us
the second we got in the car.
It didn't even
matter who we were.
You already made up your mind.
What did I tell you
about questioning me?
She's right though.
Hand me the knife.
What?
Look, I didn't want to
embarrass you two earlier,
and I like the idea of
giving you guys hope.
My audience loves
that kind of stuff,
but now I'm asking for
you to take it out.
And I won't ask
nicely next time.
I respect what you're
trying to do though,
and maybe it could have worked.
So Oliver and Anna, you
guys were somewhat right,
by the way, but not entirely.
Anyone could have gotten
in this car, sure,
but the same thing might not
have happened necessarily.
See, I didn't choose you.
You chose yourselves.
What the hell is your point?
My point is that you're an
arrogant a-hole, who doesn't
know how to treat people right.
Look, I just wanted
to be friends.
It's crazy how rare
that is nowadays.
Good people, it's like
they're going extinct.
You could say life's about
how much pain you can endure
and keep pushing on, right?
So let's see how much
pain you can handle.
That ought to prove something.
Let's play with
pain for a second.
What I'm saying
is burn him, Anna.
No, you don't have to do this.
What?
Nobody is burning anybody.
Oh, yes, you are.
Come on.
No.
Come on, him or you.
I don't care where.
Just pick a place.
Fine.
Bonus, always give
the illusion of power.
You want your contestants to
think freedom is moments away.
No, Anna.
No, burn me.
No.
I'm the one that deserves it.
It's OK.
I'm not letting
you burn yourself.
It's ridiculous.
I didn't see that coming.
Are you sure you're making
the right call, Anna?
The way I see it, you
got two choices here.
You can either A, you could burn
through your own flesh, or B,
burn the guy, who lied to you
about horrific exploitation.
Enough with your
twisted fucking game.
So what's it going
to be, A or B?
Anna, you don't have to do this.
No.
Anna--
[screams]
Keep going.
Enough.
[screaming]
Yeah, baby.
That's dedication right there.
Hand it.
I'll take that.
[siren sounds]
You're screwed now.
You two say one word,
and I'll kill this cop.
[siren sounds continue]
Rule number six, always
bring a set of tools
and wear a bulletproof vest
under your clothes for safety.
Evening, officer.
Do you know why I
pulled you over?
I had a little lead in
my boot, I'm afraid.
I'm going to need to see your
license and registration.
It's in the trunk.
The trunk?
Do you mind if I step outside?
Slowly.
You OK if I record?
I'm a filmmaker of sorts.
It's all right, I suppose.
I appreciate that.
A lot of people get nervous
with the camera in their face.
I'm used to it.
Well, that's because
you're handsome.
No, it's just because my kids
like to play with their phone,
too.
I bet they're sweet.
Yeah, they are.
I still need to see your license
and registration, please.
Of course.
You really shouldn't keep
your papers in the trunk.
Don't I know it.
What's the matter
with the trunk?
I busted it last week.
You better get that fixed.
You're handy with cars?
I could appreciate a
nice-looking engine.
[chuckles]
Well, maybe you should
come by for a beer
and see if you can't fix
up this hunk of scrap.
Last time I got my hands
dirty when I was drinking,
I did more damage than drink.
Yeah, well, as long as
you were having fun.
I like to approach it that way.
Me, too.
This is going to
get real excited.
Come again?
Oh, nothing, Chief.
Just talking to myself.
Oh, I've got handcuffs, too.
[laughs]
Just kidding.
I think I got a leak in here.
Well, it can't be your engine.
Oh, no?
Well, what is it?
Well, I don't know.
Maybe you spilled something.
[grunts]
Don't move.
Drop it.
Drop the gun.
Drop it, drop it.
Let it go.
Oh.
[gunshot]
Oh, God.
Look what you did.
Crazy bitch!
I said, look at what you did!
[crying]
Look at what you did.
[cries]
Ah!
Oh, my God.
Fuck, get in the car, Anna.
Get in the car.
Congratulations, Anna.
You're a murderer.
I hate to see an average
good guy like that.
I don't know what
to say right now.
I'm just beside myself.
That was a good man.
I liked him.
That's bullshit.
No, I couldn't be more genuine.
That guy seemed
real solid to me.
I liked him way more
than I like you, Ollie.
It's not your fault,
what happened.
She made you do that, OK?
It's my fault.
It's not.
Don't listen to him, Anna.
You did it, just like you
killed your baby cousin.
You have to live with it.
Anyway, let's start a new game.
I'll make it easy for you.
Oliver, tell me the nicest thing
you've ever done for anyone.
[chuckles]
No, I--
You ever give to charity?
I'm a good person.
I'm not a killer.
I'm not a person who kidnaps
and tortures strangers
off the street.
You volunteer?
I volunteer.
Do you help the homeless?
I did, once, when I was a kid.
Actually, yes.
Terrible.
Anna, what about you?
I want to hear
something that you've
done for someone else
that doesn't benefit you.
You do nothing for anyone.
God, you two really live
by convenience, don't you?
What the fuck do you
do for anyone, huh?
I don't do anything for anyone.
So then you're a hypocrite.
No.
I'm aware of it.
I revel in it.
It's my mantra, my way of being.
Unlike you two.
You two go through life
riding your high horses,
eating lavish meals, living
as if the universe exists only
for you, when in
reality, everything
you have has been given to you.
Everything has been unearned.
The earth is dying,
Anna, yet you two just
live your life ignoring
the suffering of others.
Yeah, I'm a bad person.
I live to consume
and destroy, yet you
do the same thing in
blissful ignorance,
so you don't have to
feel guilty about buying
your next fancy computer, your
next burger, your next latte.
Supporting modern slavery
with invisible whips,
that's what you do.
You don't know us at all.
Oh, yeah, you two
have love, right?
True love that end all, be all.
Guess what, love doesn't exist.
It's a survival mechanism
made up in our minds
so that we can convince
ourselves we love someone
so that we procreate and
continue to procreate
until our bodies drop dead.
Finding a new mate
is a lot harder
than screwing the same one
on a regular basis over time
deeper and deeper and deeper.
All you two have
is a temporary glue
suspending you over a void.
So what the heck am I supposed
to do in this situation?
You're not really in love.
You don't do
anything for anyone.
You're just like
the rest of them,
selfish, liars, wastes of life.
What if we had lied?
We told you we
were great people.
We help charities,
homeless children.
[scoffs]
I would have known.
What if-- what if you didn't?
The funny thing is that when you
hold a gun to someone's head,
they'd tell you the truth.
And for most people, like
you, the truth is awful.
[grunts]
[groans]
Oh, is this your Dawn's Den?
Yeah, nice decor.
You designed this yourself?
Fucking crazy bitch.
All right, you all, so there's
one thing I forgot to mention.
My show, we have to
eliminate a contestant.
You have to eliminate
a contest, all right.
So one of you has to go.
No, no.
No.
No.
You're not going to make us
choose who's going to live
and who's going to
die, and we're not
going to play this fucking game.
Well, I don't care.
Make a choice.
Fucking bitch.
You want me to pick?
Pick a number between 1 and 10.
How about eeny,
meeny, miny, moe?
What the fuck--
Come on, what about
rock, paper, scissors?
Just--
No, man.
Come on.
What?
Go.
No, we can't.
We can't do this.
Come on, make a choice.
Make a choice.
Time's ticking.
Come on, make a choice.
No.
No, we can't.
We cant do this.
This is crazy.
What are we going to do?
Me.
I was hoping it'd be you.
Oliver, no.
You know you're the one
that got us into this mess
to begin with.
We can't.
We don't have to do this.
No, no.
No, Oliver, no.
I'm the one, who had
ruined all these lives.
I'm this terrible
human being, who's
doing all these terrible things.
So if you want someone to die--
You're sick.
It should be me.
Just fucking do it
already, all right?
Right here, go ahead, just
shoot me and get it over
with because I'm done.
I'm done with this shit.
Fucking kill me.
You fucking-- don't be a pussy.
Fucking kill me, Dawn.
No, I'm not going to kill you.
She is.
Come on, Anna.
No, I can't.
Let's go.
Grab the knife.
You're fucking crazy.
Get it all out.
Tell me what you really feel.
Don't make her do this, OK?
Hold it to his neck now.
Oh, God.
You still have a chance, baby.
No.
Three, two--
No, no.
Any last words?
Just do what she says.
One.
What?
Let's get it over with.
Just fucking get it over with.
No, I can't.
I can't.
[groans]
Now who's laughing, huh?
Is this what it's all about?
Your twisted little show for
your subscribers and viewers
to get fucking likes?
Again, with the potty mouth on.
The camera's on you.
Anna, shoot her.
Shoot her right now.
Why?
You're really asking me why?
Pull the trigger.
After what she's put us
through tonight, all this hell.
She tortured us.
She played all these fucking
psycho games with us.
Do it.
She is a terrible human being,
and she deserves to die.
We'll be doing
the world a favor.
She's already dead.
She deserves to die.
Listen to me.
Oliver, we can go.
She tortured us.
We have to kill her.
It's the right thing
to do, and we'll
be doing this world a favor.
But that's what you
said about yourself.
I know.
I just was saying that.
Look, I'm sorry I didn't
tell you about what I did.
I want you to hear I'm sorry.
But look, I'm not--
I'm a good person.
I made some mistakes, right?
But I provide.
I contribute to society.
Everything in this
world, it has a price.
There's a price that
you have to pay.
So we can get married
on the beach in Hawaii
or at some cheap church next
to a fucking gas station,
I provide.
I contribute to society.
I don't kidnap random people
and drag them through hell.
Fine.
You want your revenge?
You can have it.
Hey, Dawn.
Look at me.
Look me in the fucking eyes.
What are you so mad about, huh?
That's funny.
What am I mad about?
I don't know.
Is it you kidnapping us,
making us torture each other?
Yeah, I'm a little
mad about that.
I'm not a religious man.
But I really hope
that hell is real
and that you burn for eternity.
That's what you don't
understand, Ollie.
This is hell.
Fuck you.
[gun clicks]
[laughs]
Rule number seven,
don't be afraid to mess
with your contestants' heads.
[gun shot]
Rule number eight,
rinse and repeat.
Thank you so much for
watching the show,
and I'll see you next
time on Dawn's Den.