Rabid (2019) Movie Script
[Creepy music]
[Car horn blaring]
[Engine whirring]
[Dog barking]
- [Car horns blaring]
- [Tires screeching]
[Dramatic music]
Why do we keep remaking old trends?
How are we breathing
new life into the old?
Are we adding something new?
- [Rose panting]
- [Phone ringing]
If there is no soul,
there cannot be life.
So, do we cater to the
masses or do we create art
only for the few who dare experience it?
Oh.
Well, well, well.
- [Pen clicking]
- Write it down.
Well what excuse is it this time
for interrupting the energy
flow of the start of the day
by dropping in just
whenever you see fit, hmm?
Rose Miller, I'm addressing you, yeah?
You disrupt my day.
Don't you nothing to say for yourself?
Well I was almost in a car accident
- this morning on the way...
- I don't want
your bullshit excuses!
I want you into work on time.
[Employees laughing]
Is something funny to you?
[Ominous music]
- [Gunter laughing]
- [Employees laughing]
Schadenfreude.
The pleasure derived from
someone else's misfortune.
Gumption, my sweet Rose.
Relax.
You helped me illustrate a point.
Hmm.
Everyone, come close.
In each one of us,
there is someone we don't
want to show the world.
A part of us that takes pleasure
in seeing those around us fail.
A dark passenger who wants the self
to persevere at any cost.
This is human psychology, hmm?
And this is what my new
collection embraces,
the dark night of the soul
that is schadenfreude.
[Employees applauds]
[Atmospheric music]
[Employees chattering]
[Clears throat] Gunter
needs these finished
before tonight.
Mm, got it.
- Thank you, Aurora.
- Right.
[Employees chattering]
Why don't you just throw down
the whole carcass while you're at it.
Hey, Rose.
I have a fun idea.
You're going to the show tonight, right?
Unfortunately, yes.
We should go to the after party together.
We can have some fun, blow off some steam.
No.
Um, what?
I don't know, it's
essentially a waste of time.
I mean, it's good for people
that are good at networking,
but, um, I don't know,
I'm just better at...
I let my work speak for itself.
Even though it apparently
doesn't say anything.
[Employees chattering]
Oh.
Why don't you be my date?
What?
It doesn't have to be anything serious,
but I'd like to see you tonight.
Is that okay?
[Atmospheric music]
Yeah, sure.
Great.
I'll see ya tonight.
Hey, Rose, can you take this in for me?
Oh, I need to go down another size.
This is ridiculous.
If you went down another size, chelse,
it would be ridiculous.
Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.
Well, I don't eat anything
processed and I feel great.
I don't know how you even stay alive.
I could never do the
whole vegetarian thing.
I mean, how do you give up bacon?
I don't know, I just don't
like hurting anything.
Doesn't that ever bother that
you're eating something dead?
You're either the food or
the thing eating the food.
I mean, what do you even eat?
I don't know, organics,
812 supplements for energy.
You know, even a lot of meat
eaters don't get enough 812.
- It's really important, ooh.
- [Needle prick skin]
Rose, you've got to live a little.
I really do worry about you.
Come to the party with me after.
Um, actually, I was
already planning on going.
Brad sort of invited me.
Shut up.
It finally happened.
It's, it's not a big deal.
I mean, we're just meeting there after.
But, um, he did sorta call me his date.
Oh, my god, Rose, this is so good for you.
What are you wearing?
Hmm?
Oh, I mean, just probably this.
Oh, no. [Laughs]
[Rose] Yeah.
No, and, and, don't say that to anyone.
Not, not even as a joke.
I'm gonna pick something out.
It's gonna be fun and
you're going to look hot.
[Upbeat dance music]
Ross?
No, ah, Rose.
First name, last name Miller.
And they put you on here tonight?
Yeah, I should be, I sent the list myself.
[Doorman] Mm-hmm.
- Hey.
- Baby.
What's up babe?
Okay, Rose Miller.
Rose Miller.
Uh, here we are.
All right, have yourself a good night.
Yeah.
- Ladies.
- Thank you.
[Woman] Thanks.
J and look me in the eyes j
j and tell me they're all lies j
[crowd chattering]
J you push my buttons j
hey, Rose.
J you bring me down j
I'm sorry, what?
Loud in here.
[Rose chuckles]
Come on.
J my heart out like out like
a certain kind of feeling j
j but if I didn't ask you j
j now I'm begging, I'm begging for more j
[Brad] Better?
[Rose] Yeah.
You look hideous.
[Rose chuckles]
Oh, I see, thank you.
You look, you look nice.
J and tell me little lies j
oh, shit.
[Crowd chattering]
- [Atmospheric electronic music]
- I take you don't wanna
say hi to the boss?
No, I do not, I make myself look an idiot
every time I get in front of him.
Who cares?
It's a transition job.
My, um, passion is photo journalism.
It's stupid.
I mean, it's not stupid,
but it's, it doesn't
pay much so I do this.
And shooting weddings.
[Rose chuckles]
Can I ask you why photo journalism?
Yeah, um, well, for me,
true beauty lies within the
things we've yet to uncover.
To be part of the discoveries,
to be part of history.
You ever wanna be a part
of something bigger?
What is it you really want to do?
Uh, well, I wanna, I
wanna work in fashion.
Yeah, but after that.
Oh.
[Chuckles]
- Shit, I...
- It's fine.
-No, no, I'm sorry, it's
-no, it's stupid.
Awkward.
Don't worry. [Laughs]
I, don't take this wrong way,
but why would you ever
wanna work in fashion?
I just love the way that
clothes make you feel.
I mean, you can literally be anybody.
Become anything.
It's like, it's like armor.
You know?
When you walk out the door,
you're arming yourself.
That's why I wanna design.
I wanna help,
I wanna help people feel strong.
I wanna help them.
Yeah, it's stupid.
- You were right.
- No.
- No, it's...
- It's not.
- It's fine.
- What you just said to me,
you need to tell gunter.
- Come on.
- No, no, no.
- Yeah.
- No, I can't.
You can, it's fine.
- I'll come with you.
- I literally can't, I have...
He loves me.
I borrowed this from his collection.
I'm not supposed to be wearing it.
What?
Yeah.
- This is gunter's?
- He would kill me.
Again.
You are full of secrets.
Yep.
Wow.
Is he still there?
No, uh, but, um,
it looks like your secret's safe with me.
- Mm.
- Mm.
Where are my manners?
J you break me up into pieces j
can I get you a drink?
Sure.
What do you want?
Anything, surprise me.
I thought I just did.
I'll be back.
J down and down and down j
j down and down and down j
[Rose sighs]
- [Upbeat dance music]
- J' do it, do it, do it j
j and don't you come down j
[door opening]
[Aurora and Michelle laughing]
[Michelle] Get that one, get it.
- Shh.
- Oh, yeah.
- [Michelle sniffing]
- We were looking at them.
[Auroro] Did you see Rose
Miller with Brad hart?
[Michelle] Oh, my god,
how can I miss scarface?
I can't believe she actually came.
Chelse told me she asked
Brad to ask her out. [Sniffs]
- Seriously?
- Yeah.
Chelse does everything for that girl.
- Why?
- I don't know.
Chelsea's family fostered
her or something.
She lost her whole
family in a car accident.
- I mean, look at her face.
- It must have been bad.
[Aurora laughing]
And I feel sorry for Brad.
- He's just too nice.
- [Michelle sniffing]
Chelsea's too nice.
I just don't get Rose.
She's so weird and sad.
Well now.
Do you think Brad's gonna
give her a pity fuck?
[Aurora] Oh, my god, she'd
probably fuck anything.
[Aurora and Michelle laughing]
[Ominous music]
[Michelle and Aurora sniffing]
- Okay, you good?
- Yeah, of course.
Okay, okay, let's fucking go.
[Michelle and Aurora laughing]
[Ominous music]
[Upbeat dance music]
[Chelsea] Oh, my god, Rose, you look good.
Did you ask Brad to bring me here?
Oh, fuck, who told you?
God, I'm so humiliated.
Why would you do this to me?
You really liked him and he was into it.
Great, I'm glad he was really into it.
[Chelsea] That's not what I meant.
What did you mean, chelse?
Look, I didn't ask you for help.
I don't wanna be here.
I don't need anymore
charity from you, okay?
Rose, this isn't charity.
You're like family to me.
Don't do this.
[Engine whirring]
Rose, I was only trying to help.
Rose?
- Rose?
- [Car horn blaring]
- [Tires screeching]
- [Scooter and car crashing]
- [Screams] Rose, fuck!
- [Dramatic music]
- (Sirens wailing)
- (Rose gasping))
[Woman on intercom] Nurse
fredricks, Dr. Mantel.
Nurse fredricks.
[Medical machinery beeping]
- [Rose groans]
- Yeah, well have them
call the pharmacy.
Rose?
Oh, my goodness.
Rose, can someone get in here?
- Sweetheart.
- [Rose groans]
It's okay.
Please don't move.
Doctor, she's up!
Nurse!
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
You're gonna be okay.
Do you remember what happened?
The accident?
You got hurt.
I'm so sorry, it's all my fault.
Uh, you're awake.
Welcome back, miss Miller.
Now, we can we raise you up.
Do you remember what happened?
- There was an accident.
- [Rose groans]
Now please, don't try to talk.
You've been out for a week,
and we're very happy to
have you back with us.
Now, my name is Dr. Keloid.
I'm the attending
physician at Saint Agnes.
All right, look at me.
Okay.
Um, do you remember what brought you here?
There's damage to your face, I'm afraid.
Particularly, yourjaw.
Now some of it couldn't be reattached,
so we had to wire it shut for now
until we can talk about
reconstruction options.
[Ominous music]
The bike punctured your abdomen,
and it ripped out a significant
portion of your intestines.
- [Rose groans]
- But not to worry.
With the proper diet, you'll be able
to live a perfectly normal life
with the shortened organs.
Now we only had a Chelsea caprell.
- Yeah.
- Listed as your
- emergency contact.
- That's me.
Her parents are deceased.
My parents were her foster family.
Well, good, good, it's very important
that she has all the support
she can get right now.
[Rose crying]
[Chattering on intercom]
Oh, of course.
Now, I want you to keep in mind
that this is, this is gonna be a process.
Just like everything else in life.
Now, and I don't think there's any point
in your worrying about
the aesthetic right now.
Good.
Very good.
Yeah.
- [Tape peeling]
- Good.
Easy there.
Right, give her the mirror.
[Dramatic music]
[Rose sobbing]
It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay, it's okay.
We strongly suggest staying
away from mirrors right now.
[Rose sobbing]
You have to focus on
your rest and recovery.
You have more than a few weeks
before we can even think
about you leaving this room, okay?
I know it's a lot to take in,
but please take your time.
We'll give you some privacy.
[Rose sobbing]
Hey.
Are you okay?
You're alive,
and that's the most important thing.
[Somber music]
I'm sorry, Rose.
It's really competitive.
[Rose sobbing]
But, hey, gunter didn't
charge you for the dress.
Rose, you're like a sister to me.
I know you don't let people in,
and I'm sure you have your reasons,
but I'm not going anywhere.
I'm sorry I fucked up,
but I'm gonna make it up to you.
I had to move your stuff somewhere,
so I've moved it into my place.
You've seen it, it's huge.
It's important that you're
not alone right now.
Oh, sweetheart.
- [Rose sobbing]
- Hey, hey, hey.
It will be all right, okay?
Okay, and here we go.
Ta-da, you're home.
I unpacked some of your stuff,
but I didn't wanna do the
whole serial killer thing
and go through everything
so some of it's still in boxes.
Fridge is here and filled
with organic veggies because I love you.
Oh, I even got some organic baby food.
I've been eating it and it's like amazing.
Blender is over here.
It comes one cup per serving,
so you can just put saury in there
and wack it in the machine when it's done.
I think I even found a pomegranate.
Oh, right, no seeds, sorry.
Bedroom is here and I'm there,
so like right there if you need me.
[Marker scraping]
Don't mention it.
I've gotta grab a few things,
so I'll be back in two hours,
four if traffic is shit.
Can I get you anything?
You gonna be okay?
Really, yes, or you
don't want me to feel bad
for having to go out a bit?
[Marker scraping]
Okay, good.
And please, help yourself to anything.
This is your home now too, okay?
Um, I left Brad's email by your computer.
I gave him yours.
He feels really bad
but, nevermind, you just take care of you.
I'm sorry I fucked things
up between you two.
He really is a nice guy.
Helped me move your stuff in.
So sweet.
I'm happy you're here.
[Rose breathing heavily]
[Door closes]
[Lock clacks]
[Somber music]
[Rose groans]
[Breathing heavily]
[Rose sobbing]
[Groans]
[Sobbing]
[Fruit plopping]
[Blender whirring]
[Atmospheric music]
[Rose slurping]
[Liquid dripping]
[Rose vomiting]
[Bright music]
[Narrator woman] Transhumanism.
The belief or theory that the human race
can evolve beyond it's current physical
and mental limitations,
especially by means of
science and technology.
[Narrator man] The term transhumanism
originated in a paper
from Canadian philosopher
w. D. Lighthall in 1940.
In 1957, biologist Julian huxley
would use the same as a title
for his own paper on the subject,
and go on to be known as
the founder of the movement.
He theorized that the human species can,
if it wishes, transcend
itself not just sporadically,
an individual here in one way,
an individual there in another way,
but in its entirety as humanity.
Despite the clear
benefits of the movement,
fda restrictions threatened
to eliminate any advancements.
The burroughs clinic found an opportunity
within the challenge.
In exchange for minimal blood work,
families involved in the burroughs tests
were supplied with a lifetime
of complete medical coverage,
with opportunities for special cases
to experience medical breakthroughs
that are currently
unavailable to the public.
We look forward to hearing from you.
- [Dramatic opera music]
- [Singing in foreign language]
[Group chattering]
Wow, I would do some pretty sketchy things
to get free medical
from a place like this.
[Marker scraping]
Hmm, sorry, just trying
to lighten the mood.
Ooh, I like her nose.
Okay, sorry, we're here for you, not me.
Okay, come on.
Over here.
[Classical piano music]
- You okay?
- Mm-hmm.
[Chelsea] Okay, oh, there she is.
It's nice.
Fancy.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Ah, we have an appointment
for Rose Miller.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, you just wanna sign in there.
[Nurse] Right at the bottom.
Oh.
If I may?
- [Tape peeling]
- [Rose groans]
It is a pleasure to meet you.
My wife, Cynthia, and I
founded this institute
to help people like you.
Your attending physician, keiloid,
brought your case to our attention.
He felt that you would be
an excellent candidate for one
of our experimental procedures.
Stem cell manipulation.
It's not a new science,
but it is the key to life.
[Marker scraping]
If you qualify, all costs are covered.
And from what I've seen,
you certainly fit the
necessary requirements.
We live in a country
that has, in many ways,
failed to meet the healthcare
needs of its citizens.
We are a research facility.
One of the leaders in
regenerative medicine,
and we need human subjects for our work.
It's a mutually beneficial arrangement.
[Marker scraping]
You will not be our first patient
and certainly not our last.
No, it's really a matter
of bureaucratic paperwork,
in my opinion, that keeps
life-changing treatments
like this from being made
widely available to the public.
They are already being
sold to the most wealthy.
Well, take a moment with your friend.
I'll be right outside
whenever you're ready.
[Atmospheric music]
[Door closes]
Pretty good, right?
[Marker scraping]
Look, the hospital bills were ridiculous,
and I don't know if you've looked
at reconstructive payment options,
but I don't know how those
people sleep at night.
I know that this is
completely unfair, Rose,
but honestly, what do you have to lose?
[Dramatic music]
I'm sorry, come here, sweetheart.
Forjust a minute.
Let me look at you.
[Dramatic piano music]
[Flesh squelching]
[Soaring music]
Are you the boyfriend?
What?
Oh, ah, no.
I'm just someone who cares.
Oh, that's considerate.
Do you have a moment to speak about her?
Sure.
- [Crickets chirping]
- You need it
like you need pernicious anemia.
We don't like to hear the word vampire,
and you're trying to improve our PR.
Interdependence is the key word.
Enlightened interdependence.
Life in all its rich variety,
take a little, leave a little,
however, by the inexorable logistics
of the vampiric process,
they always take more than they leave.
[Door closes]
[Rose breathing heavily]
[Stomach growling]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose sighs]
[Panting]
[Gasping]
Mm.
[Laughing]
[Sighs]
[Man whistling]
[Stomach growling]
[Door closes]
[Rose sighing]
[Stomach growling]
[Rose groans]
- [Ominous music]
- [Stomach growling]
[Water splashing]
[Dominic sighing]
[Ominous music]
[Dominic] Are you okay?
[Rose] I'm recovering.
[Dominic] Well quite well,
from where I'm standing.
You look familiar.
You're not a fan of daytime television?
Major medical starring Dominic Danvers
as Dr. Tony calabria.
What are you doing here?
Oh, just, um, a little
routine maintenance.
[Dramatic music]
[Blood dripping]
Wow.
[Ominous music]
Oh, my god.
That's my line.
Hey?
Fuck.
Fuck!
[Dramatic music]
I think I got up last night.
It was strange, like a dream,
but I felt like I was awake.
Where did you go?
[Rose] The swimming pool.
Huh.
[Atmospheric music]
Dreams reveal so much about the self.
Open, please.
Our inner-truths, desires.
Huh, our fears.
Did you go into the water?
Yeah, yes, I did.
[William chuckles]
In dreams, water symbolizes emotion.
To enter into a pool of water
suggests that you are
exploring your unconscious,
and trying to get to know, understand
and appreciate yourself more.
It's a lovely dream.
One I've had myself.
But sleep is important.
You mustn't push yourself.
If you push yourself too hard,
it can effect the way your
mind processes information.
That's what gives you this
feeling of a waking dream.
Now your body's been through a lot.
You may feel weakened.
Actually, I, I feel great.
I feel strong, very strong.
Terrific.
[Atmospheric music]
Terrific as in I can go home, terrific?
I insist.
I will wanna see you back here again
to document the healing process.
Of course.
But you can schedule that on your way out.
There are one or two side effects
of the procedure that I should mention.
We have created, essentially,
immortal skin graphs.
Now, these medications I'm giving you
will help ease the transformation,
but when you tire, you must rest.
Otherwise, it can give
you nausea, dizziness,
even quite vivid hallucinations.
You're also gonna have very
specific dietary requirements.
Drink these when you have difficulty
keeping other foods down.
Can I ask you what's in them?
A super protein that's easy to digest
and has been specifically designed
for your nutritional requirements.
It's nothing to worry about.
Okay, thank you, Dr. Burroughs.
Oh, you're welcome, Rose.
[Classical piano music]
Um, hi.
Oh, my god, Rose.
Oh, it's amazing.
I really mean it.
Let me look at you.
[Rose sighs]
Wow.
What?
No glasses?
Well, I mean, I don't need them anymore.
Okay, spider-man.
You just, you look so different.
- Wow.
- It's still me, chelse.
- I'm so happy for you.
- Thank you.
[Dramatic music]
[Heels tapping]
[Chelsea] I'm going to work.
Call me if you need anything, okay?
Yeah, I'm not sure what
to do with myself all day.
Maybe recover from major surgery.
Jesus, Rose, you're the only person I know
who gets time off and wants to work.
You should do something
for yourself for a change.
Design, feel inspired.
[Door closes]
[Lock clacks]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose voiceover] Gunter,
I really appreciate you
taking the time to look at my work.
These are very commercial.
What you have created is very
polished and very pretty,
but formulaic, boring, safe.
I have already forgotten them.
Who are you, Rose?
Do you know?
I can take criticism.
I can do better.
Let me show you something different.
I've always wanted to be a designer.
-I can do so much more -stop
- than you have me...
- Rose!
[Knocking on door]
[Ominous music]
[Knocking on door]
Is there something I can help you with?
[Brad] Hey, Rose.
Um, would you open the door?
[Rose sighs]
Holy shit.
I mean, fuck.
You look...
- Hideous, right?
- No.
How did they do that?
Experimental skin grafts.
It's incredible.
It's like the accident
never even happened.
No, it's not like it never happened.
That's, um, that's not what I meant.
Uh, I'm just glad you're okay.
Chelse said to leave you alone,
so I figured you were still staying here.
Yeah, well chelse says a lot of things.
Yeah, she does.
Um, I wanted to apologize for everything.
It's, it's fine.
[Chuckles] I mean, it was stupid of me
to think you'd actually
just ask me out, right?
Hey, come on.
It's not like that.
What do you say I make it up to you, huh?
Let me, uh, take you out tonight.
I'm busy tonight.
What about tomorrow?
Busy tomorrow too.
You're gonna make this
tough on me, aren't you?
No.
Bye, Brad.
- You turned down Brad?
- Mm-hmm.
All right, I had nothing to do with that.
He just feels bad, I don't need his pity.
You know you're pretty now, right?
You don't have to be nice.
- That's horrible.
- [Chelsea laughs]
I'm glad you let me drag you out tonight.
You never come out with me.
- I said, one drink," so.
- And I totally meant it.
- Hi.
- Good evening, ladies.
[Upbeat dance music]
You don't need to?
- See ya, frank, yeah, yeah.
- Not tonight.
Cameron, come with me, huh?
Did you see our agent tonight?
- Mm, perfect seat.
- Thank you.
Rose Miller?
I'm addressing you, yes.
My god.
Look at you.
What are you wearing?
I'm actually wearing one of my designs.
- Your design?
- Mm-hmm.
Something new, I can see.
I'm impressed.
Someone looks like she is well enough
to come back to work, huh?
Actually, yes, I am.
I could come back on Monday.
I'd love to work on the
schadenfreude collection
with you again.
I would very much like that too, Rose.
Eh, we launch in two months, huh?
There's so much work to be done.
I'm glad to see you looking healthy.
Thank you.
Now please, don't let me down.
I won't.
Any you, schnickelfritz.
Remember you have a photo
shoot, 9:00 am. Tomorrow.
- Yeah.
- No drinking.
I'll only have a few.
No, no, ein drink, huh?
Vodka and soda.
I don't want you getting fat.
Let's go now.
- Who was that?
- She is stunning.
Yes, she's my assistant.
Bubba, where's the car?
It's just up the street.
[Gunter] I have to walk?
Oh, my god, he practically
begged you to come back.
- Please, I hardly noticed.
- Shut up, we're celebrating.
J begging for it when
your on your knees j
j just give me a break j
j give it time and while obviously j
j begging for it when
you're on your knees j
j on your knees j
j when you're on your knees j
j never, never knew me j
j never, never who you take j
j never, never, who will wait j
j never, never, who you take j
j take me to your heart j
j bring me to your soul j
j I want you to fall and
relinquish your control j
j bring me to your heart j
j bring me to your soul j
j I want you to fall j
j and relinquish your control j
j I couldn't take it when honestly j
j now I'm begging for it
when you're on your knees j
j just give me a break j
j I couldn't take it when honestly j
j yeah, now I'm begging for it j
j when you're on your knees j
j I'm all your need j
j I couldn't take it, when honestly j
[man groaning]
[Dramatic music]
[Flesh ripping]
[Rose gasps]
[Ominous music]
Jesus, dom, you're burning up.
What the fuck are you on?
Hmm?
Why is it always so goddamn hot in here?
[Sighs] Look, can we get
a little air in here,
for Christ sakes?
It's like a senior's home.
Someone, can we get some
air for dom, please?
Someone get on that.
Ice cubes or some, you,
dom, you want ice cubes?
Oh, don't fucking touch me, all right?
- You all right, brother?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm good.
- You ready to hunt, brother?
[Dominic] Yep.
[Crew member] It'll work,
it'll work, it'll work.
[Chuckles] It's not brain surgery, Cindy,
it's the same shit every week.
You know, you're being mean to me.
I can't concentrate when
you're being mean to me.
Oh, yeah, let's try to fuck up
in your covers some night, okay?
- Okay, that's good.
- Guys, this if fucking real.
This connection, let's
do this, let's do this.
- Now, let's do this.
- Library, quiet.
- Okay, quiet, please.
- Like a fucking
- everybody quiet.
- Mouse.
I love, I love, I love where you guys
are taking this scene, right?
Let's keep the energy the same, all right?
- Yeah.
- Not pretty.
- [Dominic sighs]
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, you ready?
- Ready.
- On your time, you ready?
- Whoo, let's do this.
- You ready?
- Yeah, let's go.
- Okay.
- We're rolling, guys.
- [Dominic sighs]
On your time.
Namaste, let's do this, let's do this.
[Crew member] Beep.
Ah.
All right, action, action.
I can't keep lying to my husband, Tony.
It's never been a problem before.
- Yeah. [Gasps]
- [Dramatic music]
Dominic, you're hurting me.
Dominic, you're hurting me, ow, get off!
[Director] Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, cut,
- stop, cut, cut, cut.
- For fuck's sake, Cindy,
try to act like a fucking
professional, huh?
-You know what, don't talk
-okay.
To me like that, all right?
- Talk you like what?
- Once second, Cindy,
- one second, can I?
- Wait, yeah?
- Brother?
- Yeah?
[Director] I'm here so I can bear witness
to your truth, brother.
- Thank you.
- It's fucking awesome.
- Yeah.
- Right?
- Yeah.
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- It's a bit weird
- yeah, okay.
- In this scene.
- Got it.
- So let's bring
the intensity down
- a little bit.
- All right, no, I can.
You feel good, you fucking animal?
- Yeah, yeah?
- You mean it?
Let's not be a flower.
Let it open up.
- A flower, okay.
- Okay, you ready to go?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Ready to go?
- Cindy, you okay, sweetheart?
- Ouch.
- Yeah.
- You all right?
- Yes.
- Okay, pain
can be a gift, just fucking go with it.
Don't throw it away.
-Next time, right, well get
-okay.
- Magic.
- Okay, let's go.
- Ready to go?
- Yes.
- Yeah, let's go.
- [Director clapping]
- Let's go.
- Stop, idea, fucking idea.
Trent, Trent, we got Trent on set?
- Trent?
- Right here.
- In the fucking scene.
- Trent?
Eat a piece of cherry pie.
- Who's Trent?
- Watch Cindy the whole scene.
What the fuck, right?
Evening y'all.
Who's he, who the fuck's this?
Trent Taylor.
I play the new doctor.
Doctor?
How, how old is he?
There's no new doctor in my script.
Just go, you're a fucking
artist, work, man.
- [Ominous music]
- [Trent laughing]
- You ready?
- Is there something funny,
you little fuck?
You piece of shit!
Shit, you fuck, fuck!
- Fuck!
- What?
Fu!
Oh, no man, it's good to meet you.
My mom's a big fan of yours.
[Dramatic music]
[Trent groaning]
You little shit, fuck you!
Follow it!
[Dominic screaming]
[Table crashing]
[Trent screaming]
What the fuck?
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Cindy screaming]
- [Dominic growling]
- [Trent screaming]
[Flesh ripping]
- [Trent gasping]
- [Dominic snarling]
- [Rain pattering]
- [Thunder rumbling]
- [Rose groans]
- [Stomach growling]
[Stomach growling]
[Pills rattling]
- [Rose groaning]
- [Stomach growling]
[Dramatic music]
(Rose retches)
[Pills rattling]
[Rose groaning]
[Stomach growling]
[Rose screams]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Rose groaning]
[Ominous music]
[Alarm blaring]
[Rose gulping]
[Sighs]
[Bottle clinking]
[Ominous music]
[Plastic crinkling]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose retching]
[Coughing]
Oh, my god.
What am I doing? [Whimpers]
[Pills rattling]
[Ominous music]
Shit.
[Gasping]
[Dial pad beeping]
Shit, shit.
[Phone ringing]
Chelsea.
Please pick up.
Please pick up.
[Gasping]
[Distorted voices chattering]
[Man] I'm gonna kill you little bastards!
[Distorted voices]
Okay, please, sir, I've calmed down
now can I go back inside now?
No, you're night's done.
Look, I'm gonna get you both fired.
My friends are still inside, all right.
- It doesn't matter.
- Go home!
[Billy] Get your hands off me.
You're lucky I don't kick
both your asses right now.
Yeah, take a number.
[Upbeat electronic music
playing in distance]
[Billy whistles]
What's up, beautiful?
My name's Billy, what's your name?
Hey, excuse me?
What are you a mute?
What you can't fucking talk?
Hey, I'm talking to you.
[Ominous music]
You know, that's just fucking typical.
Bitch thinks she's all that.
You know, when somebody
pays you a compliment,
learn how to fucking say thank you.
Yeah, pretend like you're on the phone.
You fucking whore.
[Car alarm blaring]
Seriously, you ain't all that, sweetheart.
You're like a New Jersey six.
You don't got a man as hot as I am.
- [Ominous music]
- [Dog barking]
[Keys jangling]
Jesus Christ, lady, you trying
to give me a heart attack?
You're looking good, though.
[Rose] Can you give me a ride?
Oh, boy can I.
Anywhere you wanna go, toots.
Get in.
Okay, blondie, what's your name?
Rose.
Rose?
My name's Billy.
So where, ah, where can I take you, Rose?
Nowhere.
Nowhere, huh?
I knew you were a dirty little slut
- the instance I, ow!
- [Skin snapping]
[Ominous music]
Too rough for you?
Huh, now you're really gonna get it.
[Billy groaning]
[Rose] What's the matter?
- [Billy groaning]
- [Rose growling]
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Billy groaning]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose gasping]
[Siren wailing]
[Trent whimpering]
Excuse me?
Hello?
[Door clattering]
[Trent whimpering]
Mr. Taylor?
[Ominous music]
[Medical machinery beeping]
[Trent whimpering]
Mr. Taylor, what are you doing out of bed?
You just had reconstructive surgery.
[Trent whimpering]
Oh, honey, you can't take
your bandages offjust yet.
There's still gonna be
a whole lot of swelling.
What you're seeing isn't indicative
of what's gonna be the result.
[Trent snarling]
Come one.
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent growling]
Oh, my god! [Screaming]
[Finger snapping]
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
- Oh, my god! [Screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
[Head whacking on floor]
[Alarm blaring]
Hey, come, come on!
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Attendant screaming]
Get him, Chris!
- [Trent growling]
- [Danna screaming]
- [Bones cracking]
- [Chris screaming]
[Trent snarling]
[Trent roaring]
[Nurse] He's coming for me, what is it?
Are you listening?
- [Glass shattering]
- [Nurse screaming]
[Attendants groaning]
- [Glass shattering]
- [Trent snarling]
You did the right thing coming to see me.
Tell me more about these meat cravings.
It's, it's not just the meat,
it's, it's the blood.
There's something about it.
Well it's not uncommon for patients
to report changes in taste post-surgery.
It's a side effect of the anesthesia.
[Ominous music]
Things don't taste the same.
We crave things we've never eaten before.
How's your appetite?
I'm hungry all the time.
I can't keep anything down.
I, I have these severe stomach pains.
When the pain is too much,
that's when the hallucinations start
and I see myself.
- Please. [Gasping]
- Miss Miller?
I'm drinking blood.
You're dreaming, I know it
seems real but it isn't.
Look, there isn't much
that we know about dreams,
but one thing we do know
is that it is the time
the mind takes to heal.
Then why am I dreaming
about drinking blood?
Well people who dream about drinking blood
often have unfulfilled yearnings.
It's tied to the guilt of desire.
I don't feel guilty.
Are you in control of the dreams
or do the dreams control you?
[Ominous music]
Sometimes I, I'm in control of them.
Sometimes it just seems
like I'm watching myself.
Like I'm me but I'm somebody else.
These nightmares...
Hallucinations.
It's making me feel like
I'm becoming a monster.
Oh, well, I'm sorry to disappoint you,
but your monster is psychological.
As most monsters are.
It's your own creation.
You don't recognize yourself in the mirror
- so you see this monster.
- [Medical device beeps]
[Ominous music]
When will this feeling
of dissociation go away?
When will I start feeling
like myself again?
Well, that's up to you, Rose.
We see what we want to see,
and some things we refuse to see,
but we are the creators
of our own reality, Rose
and we are the editors of them as well.
[Employees chattering]
Excuse me, miss Miller.
Gunter, I'm so sorry I'm late.
Uh, please.
- What have we here?
- But that.
[Ominous music]
What is this Rose, you?
Yes.
They're not ready yet.
You can take some time
- to look at them later.
- Thank you.
They seem ready to me.
I'm sorry, is this, are you serious
or is this schadenfreude because I'm.
[Laughing] Nein, nein,
this is schadenfreude.
My work is?
Yeah, yeah.
For my collection.
I want you to build and
design this one with me.
[Dramatic music]
Thank you, that, gunter
that would be amazing.
Thank you for this opportunity.
I won't let you down.
See these designs, these are
the essence of my collection.
The dark night of the soul.
What is the face we show no one, hmm?
Ah, who are we when no
one is watching, hmm?
- Dr. Reilly.
- Yes.
Dr. Beverly, we spoke on the phone.
Oh, of course.
I really appreciate the CDC
coming in as quickly as you did for this.
Well, I only wish we were made aware
of the situation sooner.
Are you sure it's rabies?
Well it's very difficult to diagnose.
It seems to be a mutated,
hyperactive strain.
And it's extremely aggressive.
We have no idea what started it.
All we do have is what we've made
to be our first reported
case, Dominic Danvers.
What's his current condition?
Not good.
- [Medical machinery beeping]
- [Staff chattering]
[Dominic convulsing]
[Snarling]
[Dr. Reilly] We need to
find out what bit him.
[Brad] You still avoiding me?
No, I've just been busy.
I'm dealing with a few
little house concerns.
Oh, you feeling okay?
Yeah, no, I'm totally fine.
Actually, I just got back from the clinic.
- Burroughs?
- Mm-hmm.
And he said?
That I just have to
give it some more time.
Oh, did he say anything else?
That I should remember to eat.
Does that mean you'll let
me take you out for dinner?
I walked into that one, didn't I.
- Straight into it.
- [Rose laughing]
So, how's your appetite?
Ah, insatiable.
I'm honestly hungry all the time.
The only thing I've been able to keep down
are the recovery protein
shakes from the clinic.
Well let's get you fat, what looks good?
Ah, actually, I don't know.
My stomach's been kinda
screwy since the surgery.
Is that what you went to the clinic about?
Yeah, yeah, that and,
I don't know, I haven't been
having the greatest of nights.
[Atmospheric pop music]
How do you mean?
Been having these nightmares.
Stupid, but I think it's
because of the accident.
[Customers chattering]
You've been having nightmares?
Yeah, I, I feel like I'm
awake when I'm having them.
They feel very real.
Is that how it feels?
- Mm.
- [Brad chuckles]
Uh, no, I didn't mean
it, I'm sorry, I'm tired.
I don't even know what I'm saying.
But thank you for, for asking.
You don't have to feel sorry for me.
Idont
I care about you, Rose.
You do?
Yeah.
Can I, um, be honest about something?
God, okay.
No, it's, it's important.
[Ominous music]
- I'm sorry.
- [Rose retches liquid]
Shit.
Ah, shit.
You okay?
I'm sorry, I think I just bit my tongue.
I'll be right back.
Yeah.
[Sighs]
- [Ominous music]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Dramatic music]
- [Rose gasps]
[Liquid squirting]
-I'm sorry, I just, -Rose?
I have to, I have to go.
What, uh, everything okay?
- Um, just, it's.
- Are you sick?
Um, it's my stomach.
I just really need to go home.
- I'm sorry.
- I'll tell you what,
- I'll go with you.
- No, it's fine,
just stay here and enjoy your meal.
- No, I'll take you.
- [Glass shatters]
- [Customers screaming]
- [Dramatic music]
- [Billy growling]
- Hey, get away from her!
- [Customers screaming]
- [Billy snarling]
- [Man screaming]
- [Flesh tearing]
- [Billy snarling]
- [Fist whacks against face]
[Extinguisher whacks against head]
- [Blood spurting]
- [Customers gasping]
[Dramatic music]
What the fuck?
[Customers chattering]
Rose?
Rose?
- [Trent snarling]
- Jesus.
See, the virus compromises
the nervous system
causing the brain to misfire its signals.
Effectively driving the victim insane.
It puts him in a rage causing
violent and erratic behavior.
It makes them a danger to
themselves and to others.
- Well what can we do?
- [Baby crying]
- I mean, poor Dana.
- No, this isn't Dana anymore.
We have to vaccinate anyone
without an advance case
and isolate those showing symptoms.
- [Trent snarling]
- Jesus Christ.
We've seen some showing
incubation periods as
little as 48 hours already.
[Baby crying]
How's that possible?
- Unknown.
- [Staff chattering]
But with a mutant strain that can incubate
in less than 48 hours,
we can be looking at an epidemic
unlike anything the world has ever seen.
- [Sirens wailing]
- [Group chattering]
What about the infected showing symptoms?
I say we keep 'em comfortable
till they terminate.
But we also need keep 'em out of view.
We do not wanna cause mass hysteria.
This little one.
He's got a lot of painful
procedures ahead of him,
but at least he's not gonna have rabies.
It spreads like an std,
but for this many people
to have contracted the virus
and not have a common
connection is impossible.
Something is connecting and
linking these people together.
You think it's an infected human.
No, I don't think it's human,
but what I do believe is that something
has come in close contact
with a lot of people
and if we don't stop it,
it's gonna come in close
contact with a lot more.
We're issuing a public health warning.
No, no, no listen to me,
if this gets on the news,
it's gonna cause a panic.
What we need to do is quarantine
all of the infected people
before it gets out of the city.
Rabies is one of the
deadliest viruses known to man
and with a mutated strain like this,
if we do not stop it, it
could effect all of mankind.
So what we need to do is get an autopsy
on Dominic Danvers before it's too late.
-We need to, -[Man snarling]
Jesus Christ.
- [Guns firing]
- Hey, lower your weapons!
- [Baby crying]
- [Alarm ringing]
This man was sick!
He came to the hospital
because he needed help!
[Dramatic music]
[Rose screaming]
Miss?
- [Rose screaming]
- Miss?
Are you okay?
[Ominous music]
Okay, easy, easy.
You know, you, you really shouldn't
be out here by yourself
this time of night.
[Rose screaming]
Are you okay?
Miss, can I help you?
- [Rose screaming]
- Just, please, whoa, whoa.
- You don't wanna go in there.
- [Rose screaming]
It's okay, it's okay.
[Rose snarling]
- I'm not gonna hurt you.
- [Rose screaming]
- [Rose snarling]
- [Man gasping]
- [Man screaming]
- [Blood spurts]
[Rose snarls]
[Creepy music]
[Woman slurping flesh]
[Distorted groaning]
[Woman slurping flesh]
[Distorted groaning]
[Rose screaming]
[Screaming]
[William on voicemail]
Hello, this is burroughs.
Please leave a detailed message
as well as a number that
you may be reached at.
Thank you.
If this is an emergency,
please call my associate, Dr. Eliot
on the main directory at extension four.
[Voicemail beeps]
Dr. Burroughs, it's Rose.
I've been having vivid nightmares
and stomach pains.
[Bottle clinking]
[Ominous music]
Maybe I should be actually taking more
of something or, I don't
know, less of something.
[Pills rattling]
Uh, please call me.
-Life, -[Shutter clicking]
Begets life.
Energy creates energy.
It is only through spinning one's self
that one becomes rich.
Now you must push yourselves completely
until there is nothing left.
Nothing, hmm?
- [Shutter clicking]
- Now, I do not mean
to die for fashion, but this
fashion is to die for, yeah?
- [Shutter clicking]
- This is fantasy, hmm?
This women is too beautiful to exist.
Our fashion is not everyone.
What's up with you and Brad?
Nothing.
We, ah, we went on a date last night,
and I had an upset
stomach so I had to leave.
You went on a date with Brad
and you didn't even tell me?
What else are you hiding from me?
[Gunter] We must not make
- passive danger here.
- Okay.
He's coming over, do you want me to stay?
- A scarring nightmare.
- No, it's fine.
-The fancy image -hi.
[Gunter] Of the woman who needs less.
We need to talk about
what happened last night.
- Old look upon her.
- Look, this medication
-that I'm on, it's,
-what is on the images?
It's making me a little messed up, okay.
- This is haus of gunter.
- To be honest with you,
-all I remember is leaving
-this is my
-the restaurant, I'm not sure
4egacy.
How I got home.
[Ominous music]
I took you.
- Rose?
- Thank you.
I am waiting on you.
[Sighs]
Chelsea, please.
All right, Rose.
What do you see, hmm?
It's, it's good.
It's good, but, but what?
Show me.
[Dramatic music]
[Scissors clipping]
[Fabric tearing]
[Scissors clipping]
[Fabric tearing]
Good job, yeah.
Hmm, Chelsea, would you, ah,
give us one more term, please.
Yeah.
All the models, please line up.
[Speaking in foreign
language] Move, move, move.
All right.
[Suspenseful music]
This dress will close the show.
-Uh.
[Gunter] On Chelsea.
Close the show?
Me, me?
I mean, us?
Very impressive work, Rose, hmm.
If you keep impressing me,
your own line is not out
of the question, hmm.
Well done.
Thank you.
All right, schnickelfritzes, let's go.
Out, out, out.
We have work to do.
- Ooh!
- [Rose laughs]
[Announcer] A warming from
the center of disease control,
declaring an emergency alert situation.
[Sirens wailing]
An outbreak of rabies has officials
urging those experiencing a sudden onset
of flu-like symptoms to seek
immediate medical attention.
[Horns blaring]
Avoid all animals or
humans exhibiting violent
- or erratic behavior.
- [Shutters clicking]
Residents are strongly encouraged
to stay indoors at this time.
We pray it doesn't happen to you.
[Upbeat electronic music]
- Gunter.
- Oh, Stella.
Hello, hi.
Now, what do you tell the critics
that are saying that you
premiering your collection
during a public health crisis
is a tasteless publicity stunt?
Uh, fashion never stops
for anybody or anything.
You know this, Stella, huh?
And we have faced public
health crisis' before.
I have lost many friends to aids and SARS
and you know, what is this really?
It's a fucking head cold.
It's nonsense.
We are talking about fashion.
- It's not dateline.
- Okay.
- Get a job on cable.
- Gunter, stop talking.
- Do you like the blue?
- It's genius.
Yeah, I thought it was good.
[Model] I know, you turn the wrong way.
[Group chattering]
- Look, she's fabulous.
- [Michelle sniffing]
- Stay still.
- Excuse me.
Hi, um, have you seen Chelsea arrive yet?
I can't find her.
Who?
- Nevermind.
- [Phone ringing]
[Woman] Bring it over here to the table.
[Group chattering]
[Phone ringing]
- Hello?
- Rose, Dr. Burroughs.
I saw that you called.
Listen, I was just going
over your test results
from the last time you were in.
I think you'd better come back
into the clinic for an extended stay.
It's nothing serious,
but just to err on the side of caution.
Can you come in tonight?
Um, I can't tonight
but I could come in tomorrow.
Oh, well I suppose that'll
have to be soon enough,
but try not to push yourself.
I won't, thank you.
[Upbeat electronic music]
[Group chattering]
[Rose sighs]
Shit.
[Ominous music]
[William sighs]
[Group chattering]
Oh, my chelse, what happened?
I had a hard time getting here.
Like, I fucking hate
this country sometimes.
Do you know what I mean?
Are you okay?
What the fuck happened to your hand?
Everything was gridlocked
so I had to take the subway,
and there was this lady and she just,
she went insane and she fucking bit me,
and then she was shot by the police.
You look fucked up.
Are you sure you're okay to walk tonight?
Yeah, fine, I just, I didn't
know it would be this hard.
[Chuckles] What's hard, sweetheart?
You're beautiful, closing the show.
Give me your problems.
[Ominous music]
[Chelsea retches]
[Group chattering]
[Chelsea retches]
Oh, my god, Chelsea.
- Yeah, let's go.
- [Group chattering]
She looks like she just
came from a bukaking,
but I'm convinced that's her look.
[Sniffing]
Do some more coke, Michelle.
It's doing wonders for that
already glowing personality.
[Woman] Stay still, uh!
Okay, it's pretty now, there you go.
[Ominous music]
[Group chattering]
[Dramatic music]
[Phone ringing]
[Chelsea on voicemail] Hi, it's Chelsea.
I'm too busy to answer
this, obviously, bye.
- [Sirens blaring]
- Chelse, where...
Shit.
[Dog barking]
[Dramatic music]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Rose gasping]
[Sirens blaring]
[Rose groaning]
- [Rose screams]
- [Stomach growling]
[Rose screaming]
[Man with black shirt] Did you hear that?
[Man with red shirt] Oh, shit.
[Rose] Please, please.
What the fuck is wrong
with that bitch, man?
- [Rose gasping]
- [Dramatic music]
[Rose] Fucking help me!
- [Flesh squelching]
- [Man with red shirt choking]
- [Blood spurting]
- [Man with red shirt groaning]
What the fuck is going on?
Oh, shit.
- What the fuck?
- Hey, buddy?
[Fist whacks against face]
[Body thuds]
- Fuck, I'm sorry.
- [Foot whacks against body]
[Rose snarling]
[Phone beeps]
[Rose snarling]
[Man with red shirt retching]
[Sirens blaring]
[Bones cracking]
[Man with red shirt snarling]
[Voices distorted]
[Shutter clicking]
[Flesh squelching]
[Snarling]
[Woman] Get her fucking in, in here.
- [Distorted voices]
- [Shutter clicking]
[Dramatic music]
Rose, what are you doing up?
- What?
- [Upbeat electronic music]
What do you mean, what happened?
You passed out in the alley.
You don't remember?
No.
We need to get you out of here.
No, no, I'm, I'm fine.
Oh, god.
Just been under a lot of pressure lately.
I, yeah, I just need to eat something.
Okay, fine, let's get you fed
a proper meal, but not here.
I'm taking you to the clinic.
No, no, I already have
an appointment tomorrow.
It can wait.
Rose, Rose, Rose, it can't wait.
I need to see my dress close the show.
-Rose -do you know how much
I sacrificed for this?
I'm not going to miss this.
I'm not leaving.
Rose?
-J' do you know a way out j
-fuck.
- [Crowd chattering]
- [Upbeat music]
[Shutter clicking]
- Oh.
- Are you alright?
It's the best dress in the
whole fucking collection.
Where were you?
Are you all right?
It doesn't matter.
I'm here now.
Do you remember how much
we used to dream of this?
Me closing the show in
one of your designs?
Here we are.
We made it.
- How does it feel?
- [Dramatic music]
It doesn't feel real.
None of it does.
[Announcer] The show will
be starting in one minute.
Are you sure you're all right?
Yeah, how couldn't I be?
I wouldn't miss this for the world.
Do you know how many girls
would kill to be where we are?
It's gonna be your line next, Rose.
You're gonna be great.
You're gonna be great.
I'm closing the motherfucking show.
I am great.
Go, you don't wanna miss your big moment.
- I just wanted to tell you...
- Rose?
Gunter's asking for you.
Oh, my god, Chelsea, you're so sweaty.
God, Chelsea, this way, come on.
[Upbeat electronic music]
[Audience applauding]
- [Audience cheering]
- [Audience applauding]
[Model retches]
- [Audience applauding]
- Ah.
- [Model groans]
- [Audience gasps]
- What?
- [Women laughing]
All right.
- [Upbeat electronic music]
- [Audience applauding]
- We need to leave now.
- What?
I know what's going on.
I know you're not feeling well.
- Come on.
- But, no, I'm fine.
- Rose...
- Nothing's going on.
- I told you that.
- We don't have
- anymore time.
- Stop it.
[Woman screaming]
- Did you hear that?
- Hey, listen.
Is that a part of the show?
- [Woman groaning]
- [Audience gasping]
[Chelsea snarling]
Oh, my god, Chelsea!
[Woman screaming]
No!
Chelsea!
- [Sirens blaring]
- No!
Chelsea!
- Chelsea!
- [Audience screaming]
Chelse, no!
You're over!
Kiss your ass goodbye!
- [Sirens blaring]
- [Dramatic music]
Chelsea!
- [Chelsea snarling]
- [Gunter groaning]
- [Audience screaming]
- Chelsea!
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea snarling]
No!
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea snarling]
- [Gunter screaming]
- Police, don't move!
- We gotta get outta here.
Chelsea!
[Man with red shirt snarling]
Chelsea!
- [Dramatic music]
- [Man with red shirt snarling]
[Officer] Don't move!
- [Man with red shirt roaring]
- [Guns firing]
- [Audience screaming]
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea shrieking]
- [Jaws chomping]
- [Guns firing]
- [Man with red shirt roaring]
Chelse, no!
Chelsea!
[Officer] Freeze!
[Somber music]
- [Guns firing]
- [Bullets clinking]
[Audience screaming]
No!
Oh, no.
Oh.
- Rose, come on.
- No!
- We gotta get the hell out.
- No!
- Come on!
- [Rose crying]
Let's go.
[Audience screaming]
[Creepy music]
You're okay.
-Rose, I heard you fainted
-[Rose whimpering]
And the hallucinations are
becoming more persistent.
I feel like I'm losing my mind.
I brought her in as soon as I could.
- Oh, god, Chelsea, she...
- All right.
- It's okay.
- You did the right thing,
Mr. Park, Rose, I'm so terribly sorry
for the stress you've suffered
outside this facility.
It was not my intention to rush things.
Things have gotten way outta hand outside.
Believe me when I tell you
that I have everything under control.
[Sobbing] Oh, god.
Dr. Burroughs, I'm sick.
That virus on the news, I feel like,
I feel like it came from me.
- Okay, it's okay.
- Things have been
happening around me.
It's not a dream, it's my fault.
I hurt people and Chelsea's dead.
Oh, god, the way she looked at me.
- The way she looked at me.
- Calm yourself, Rose,
- calm yourself.
- She looked at me.
Calm yourself.
Have you been taking your formula?
- I don't know.
- Oh, no, come on.
[Rose sobbing]
It smelled like blood.
That's why I stopped taking it
was it blood?
Oh, why would you give me blood?
Look, I know I sound crazy,
but these aren't hallucinations.
Something is very wrong with me.
Blood, these hallucinations
are very persistent.
I think it's time to come
clean with us, doctor.
All those people are dead
or sick because of me.
Rose, Rose, Rose, what
if I were to tell you
that there was a sickness?
And it is going to kill
100,000 people today,
and it is going to kill
100,000 people everyday
- until we cure it.
- [Rose whimpering]
It doesn't matter your level of health.
You could, it will kill an
adult in the prime of life
as easily as a newborn or a senior.
It is completely random and ruthless.
Now, Rose, if you could save those people,
if you could stop that, would you do it?
Of course.
Well that sickness is already here, Rose.
It is already with us.
And it is called death.
We have the means to cure
it but our hands are tied.
It's just right through there.
[Dramatic music]
[Rose breathing heavily]
- What the hell is this?
- [Door clanks]
[Brad grunts]
[Brad] We have to get outta here.
[Bangs on door]
We should fill Rose in,
shouldn't we, Mr. Hart?
"Time to come clean," as you put it.
- No, let me explain.
- I hired Mr. Hart
to keep an eye on you
outside the facility.
[Rose] What?
He was a perfect candidate
for the position.
He already had easy access to you,
and when I told him what you were,
well, he's a journalist.
He couldn't resist a story.
What am I?
- Rose...
- You knew this
- the whole time?
- No.
I was keeping you safe.
By what, spying on me like I'm some sort
- of science experiment?
- No, no, it's not like that.
Then how is it?
I was trying to protect you.
He asked me to.
I never asked you to, did I?
- I had no say.
- I know.
- I fucked up.
- Yeah, you're right.
I did, I did.
[Ominous music]
Rose, hey.
I love you.
I don't believe you.
So much for yourjournalistic
integrity, Mr. Hart.
- [Dramatic music]
- [Bangs on glass]
Burroughs, you son of a bitch!
- [Device beeping]
- [Hatch clanking]
[Blood spraying]
[Ominous music]
[Stomach growling]
- [Rose groaning]
- What the fuck is this?
Huh?
Is this blood?
Your mind will answer most questions
if you learn to relax
and wait for the answer.
[Stomach growling]
What the hell's that mean?
Read a book.
[Dramatic music]
- [Rose groans]
- Your new body is only
limited by its need for blood.
You must feed, Rose.
Stop denying yourself.
At some level you've must have known
that these weren't
hallucinations or nightmares.
There is a predator in you, Rose,
and it is longing to be let out.
What have you done to me?
I have simply allowed you
to reach your greatest untapped potential
for the betterment of humanity.
You took away my humanity!
An outdated, overrated concept.
The human is limited, you're
so much more now, Rose.
- [Rose gasping]
- [Stomach growling]
Yes, I know the price is high,
but the cost of all life is death.
Your body kills cells to sustain life.
Human beings consumed
over 56 billion farm animals last year.
- [Rose groaning]
- [Stomach growling]
What you do to achieve immortality
isn't all that different.
And the sacrifice of a few
individuals is worth it.
It's justified to ensure
the survival of the species.
You have no right to play god.
What god?
We are god.
[Dramatic music]
[Cynthia snarling]
Bill, what the fuck?
Holy shit.
What the hell is that thing?
[Cynthia purring]
[Snarling]
When we reached the limits of what could
be done for wife's cancer,
she donated her body to the cause.
[Cynthia shrieking]
And now she represents the
breakthrough of my research.
[Cynthia snarling]
This, this is your wife?
The early part of the
procedure saved her flesh,
but then the cancer
itself became immortal.
[Cynthia snarling]
[Rose breathing heavily]
Mutating the human shell
into something unique.
I don't expect you to
understand the beauty of it.
I was limiting myself
with the restrictions
of a human-based value system.
Our humanity, as you put it Rose,
imposes such constraint.
Cynthia was the first of many
I was able to save when I freed myself
of such narrow-minded
concepts as humanity.
- [Rose snarling]
- [Flesh squelching]
[Brad gasping]
[Rose groaning]
Rose!
- [Rose screaming]
- [Blood spurting]
Don't injure yourself!
- [Dramatic music]
- No.
- [Cynthia purring]
- [Brad choking]
[Cynthia shrieking]
Feed, Rose.
Don't let his sacrifice be in vain.
[Cynthia shrieking]
[Brad choking]
Keep him as part of yourself.
- Good bye!
- [Cynthia shrieking]
- No!
- [Knife hacking flesh]
You get the fuck away from my wife!
- [Knife hacking flesh]
- [Cynthia screaming]
[Rose grunting]
- [Flesh squelching]
- [Rose panting]
- [Somber music]
- [Rose breathing heavily]
No!
- [Knife scraping flesh]
- [Blood spurting]
[Rose gasping]
[Classical piano music]
[Reporter] Though there have been reports
of excessive force being
called into effect,
the military has contained
the rabies outbreak.
-With vaccinations ineffective,
-[Dogs barking]
All patients exhibiting the virus
have been euthanized.
The CDC has lifted the public emergency
that seems to have left
as suddenly as it started,
and with health officials
still scratching their heads
and wondering what was the cause?
- [William humming]
- What was reported
as an outbreak of rabies,
has been now confirmed by officials
as a violent strain of the flu
and the result of online hysteria.
It looks like you can go back
to trusting the neighbor next door,
though many still remain missing.
- [William humming]
- [Dramatic classical music]
[Meat sizzling]
No, this isn't for you.
Hmm, not yours.
[Humming]
[Dog whining]
No, no, no, this isn't for you,
this is for our guest.
Yes.
- [Door closes]
- [Keypad beeping]
[Lock clanks]
[William humming]
[Rose breathing heavily]
Good morning.
No.
[Gasping]
[William] Yes, essential immortality
is very expensive, isn't it, dear?
- Let me out!
- [Banging on glass]
[William chuckles]
Let me out!
Let me out!
[Screaming]
[William chuckles]
Now, where were we?
[Rose screaming]
J hold my breath till it's over j
[atmospheric rock music]
J will you hold my
breath till it's over j
j make me obsolete, yeah j
J is there a way to forget it j
j forget what it's like j
j is there a way to purge it j
j purge what's right j
j you've got a way to make me hungry j
j you've got a way to make me thirsty j
j if I couldn't wait any longer j
j would that be the worst thing j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j until I get over the hurt j
j somebody's checking out the vacancy j
j somebody's checking out the agency j
j somebody's back for a reason j
j to go deep j
j if you've got a question
about my residence j
j if you've got a question
about some evidence j
j go ahead, fuel up the questions j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j until I get over the hurt j
j until I get over j
j yeah j
j yeah, yeah j
j'ohj'
j oh, yeah, yeah j
j'ohj'
j oh, oh, oh j
j ooh, hoo, yeah j
j they'll react to the bending trees j
j cause they're at your
personal apocalypse j
j so give 'em to me j
j ah, whoo j
j yeah, whoo j
[aggressive rock music]
J get on your knees and pray j
j I see you losing faith j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j just like lightning breaks j
j throughout your lousy faith j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture, ooh j
j the rapture, I am the rapture j
j back to your master j
j it's bound to give j
j yes, honey, I'm the rapture j
j bow to your master j
j it's about to give j
j yeah, whoo j
j they'll react to the bending trees j
j cause they're at your
personal apocalypse j
j beg again and then taking you j
j but they can't destroy
you're apocalypse j
j begging you j
j their apocalypse j
j yeah, why don't you dig your grave j
j to throw your life away j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j get on your knees and pray j
j we'll take you anyway j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j turn out your lousy faith j
j yeah, it's a losing game j
j 'cause I am the rapture j
[Car horn blaring]
[Engine whirring]
[Dog barking]
- [Car horns blaring]
- [Tires screeching]
[Dramatic music]
Why do we keep remaking old trends?
How are we breathing
new life into the old?
Are we adding something new?
- [Rose panting]
- [Phone ringing]
If there is no soul,
there cannot be life.
So, do we cater to the
masses or do we create art
only for the few who dare experience it?
Oh.
Well, well, well.
- [Pen clicking]
- Write it down.
Well what excuse is it this time
for interrupting the energy
flow of the start of the day
by dropping in just
whenever you see fit, hmm?
Rose Miller, I'm addressing you, yeah?
You disrupt my day.
Don't you nothing to say for yourself?
Well I was almost in a car accident
- this morning on the way...
- I don't want
your bullshit excuses!
I want you into work on time.
[Employees laughing]
Is something funny to you?
[Ominous music]
- [Gunter laughing]
- [Employees laughing]
Schadenfreude.
The pleasure derived from
someone else's misfortune.
Gumption, my sweet Rose.
Relax.
You helped me illustrate a point.
Hmm.
Everyone, come close.
In each one of us,
there is someone we don't
want to show the world.
A part of us that takes pleasure
in seeing those around us fail.
A dark passenger who wants the self
to persevere at any cost.
This is human psychology, hmm?
And this is what my new
collection embraces,
the dark night of the soul
that is schadenfreude.
[Employees applauds]
[Atmospheric music]
[Employees chattering]
[Clears throat] Gunter
needs these finished
before tonight.
Mm, got it.
- Thank you, Aurora.
- Right.
[Employees chattering]
Why don't you just throw down
the whole carcass while you're at it.
Hey, Rose.
I have a fun idea.
You're going to the show tonight, right?
Unfortunately, yes.
We should go to the after party together.
We can have some fun, blow off some steam.
No.
Um, what?
I don't know, it's
essentially a waste of time.
I mean, it's good for people
that are good at networking,
but, um, I don't know,
I'm just better at...
I let my work speak for itself.
Even though it apparently
doesn't say anything.
[Employees chattering]
Oh.
Why don't you be my date?
What?
It doesn't have to be anything serious,
but I'd like to see you tonight.
Is that okay?
[Atmospheric music]
Yeah, sure.
Great.
I'll see ya tonight.
Hey, Rose, can you take this in for me?
Oh, I need to go down another size.
This is ridiculous.
If you went down another size, chelse,
it would be ridiculous.
Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.
Well, I don't eat anything
processed and I feel great.
I don't know how you even stay alive.
I could never do the
whole vegetarian thing.
I mean, how do you give up bacon?
I don't know, I just don't
like hurting anything.
Doesn't that ever bother that
you're eating something dead?
You're either the food or
the thing eating the food.
I mean, what do you even eat?
I don't know, organics,
812 supplements for energy.
You know, even a lot of meat
eaters don't get enough 812.
- It's really important, ooh.
- [Needle prick skin]
Rose, you've got to live a little.
I really do worry about you.
Come to the party with me after.
Um, actually, I was
already planning on going.
Brad sort of invited me.
Shut up.
It finally happened.
It's, it's not a big deal.
I mean, we're just meeting there after.
But, um, he did sorta call me his date.
Oh, my god, Rose, this is so good for you.
What are you wearing?
Hmm?
Oh, I mean, just probably this.
Oh, no. [Laughs]
[Rose] Yeah.
No, and, and, don't say that to anyone.
Not, not even as a joke.
I'm gonna pick something out.
It's gonna be fun and
you're going to look hot.
[Upbeat dance music]
Ross?
No, ah, Rose.
First name, last name Miller.
And they put you on here tonight?
Yeah, I should be, I sent the list myself.
[Doorman] Mm-hmm.
- Hey.
- Baby.
What's up babe?
Okay, Rose Miller.
Rose Miller.
Uh, here we are.
All right, have yourself a good night.
Yeah.
- Ladies.
- Thank you.
[Woman] Thanks.
J and look me in the eyes j
j and tell me they're all lies j
[crowd chattering]
J you push my buttons j
hey, Rose.
J you bring me down j
I'm sorry, what?
Loud in here.
[Rose chuckles]
Come on.
J my heart out like out like
a certain kind of feeling j
j but if I didn't ask you j
j now I'm begging, I'm begging for more j
[Brad] Better?
[Rose] Yeah.
You look hideous.
[Rose chuckles]
Oh, I see, thank you.
You look, you look nice.
J and tell me little lies j
oh, shit.
[Crowd chattering]
- [Atmospheric electronic music]
- I take you don't wanna
say hi to the boss?
No, I do not, I make myself look an idiot
every time I get in front of him.
Who cares?
It's a transition job.
My, um, passion is photo journalism.
It's stupid.
I mean, it's not stupid,
but it's, it doesn't
pay much so I do this.
And shooting weddings.
[Rose chuckles]
Can I ask you why photo journalism?
Yeah, um, well, for me,
true beauty lies within the
things we've yet to uncover.
To be part of the discoveries,
to be part of history.
You ever wanna be a part
of something bigger?
What is it you really want to do?
Uh, well, I wanna, I
wanna work in fashion.
Yeah, but after that.
Oh.
[Chuckles]
- Shit, I...
- It's fine.
-No, no, I'm sorry, it's
-no, it's stupid.
Awkward.
Don't worry. [Laughs]
I, don't take this wrong way,
but why would you ever
wanna work in fashion?
I just love the way that
clothes make you feel.
I mean, you can literally be anybody.
Become anything.
It's like, it's like armor.
You know?
When you walk out the door,
you're arming yourself.
That's why I wanna design.
I wanna help,
I wanna help people feel strong.
I wanna help them.
Yeah, it's stupid.
- You were right.
- No.
- No, it's...
- It's not.
- It's fine.
- What you just said to me,
you need to tell gunter.
- Come on.
- No, no, no.
- Yeah.
- No, I can't.
You can, it's fine.
- I'll come with you.
- I literally can't, I have...
He loves me.
I borrowed this from his collection.
I'm not supposed to be wearing it.
What?
Yeah.
- This is gunter's?
- He would kill me.
Again.
You are full of secrets.
Yep.
Wow.
Is he still there?
No, uh, but, um,
it looks like your secret's safe with me.
- Mm.
- Mm.
Where are my manners?
J you break me up into pieces j
can I get you a drink?
Sure.
What do you want?
Anything, surprise me.
I thought I just did.
I'll be back.
J down and down and down j
j down and down and down j
[Rose sighs]
- [Upbeat dance music]
- J' do it, do it, do it j
j and don't you come down j
[door opening]
[Aurora and Michelle laughing]
[Michelle] Get that one, get it.
- Shh.
- Oh, yeah.
- [Michelle sniffing]
- We were looking at them.
[Auroro] Did you see Rose
Miller with Brad hart?
[Michelle] Oh, my god,
how can I miss scarface?
I can't believe she actually came.
Chelse told me she asked
Brad to ask her out. [Sniffs]
- Seriously?
- Yeah.
Chelse does everything for that girl.
- Why?
- I don't know.
Chelsea's family fostered
her or something.
She lost her whole
family in a car accident.
- I mean, look at her face.
- It must have been bad.
[Aurora laughing]
And I feel sorry for Brad.
- He's just too nice.
- [Michelle sniffing]
Chelsea's too nice.
I just don't get Rose.
She's so weird and sad.
Well now.
Do you think Brad's gonna
give her a pity fuck?
[Aurora] Oh, my god, she'd
probably fuck anything.
[Aurora and Michelle laughing]
[Ominous music]
[Michelle and Aurora sniffing]
- Okay, you good?
- Yeah, of course.
Okay, okay, let's fucking go.
[Michelle and Aurora laughing]
[Ominous music]
[Upbeat dance music]
[Chelsea] Oh, my god, Rose, you look good.
Did you ask Brad to bring me here?
Oh, fuck, who told you?
God, I'm so humiliated.
Why would you do this to me?
You really liked him and he was into it.
Great, I'm glad he was really into it.
[Chelsea] That's not what I meant.
What did you mean, chelse?
Look, I didn't ask you for help.
I don't wanna be here.
I don't need anymore
charity from you, okay?
Rose, this isn't charity.
You're like family to me.
Don't do this.
[Engine whirring]
Rose, I was only trying to help.
Rose?
- Rose?
- [Car horn blaring]
- [Tires screeching]
- [Scooter and car crashing]
- [Screams] Rose, fuck!
- [Dramatic music]
- (Sirens wailing)
- (Rose gasping))
[Woman on intercom] Nurse
fredricks, Dr. Mantel.
Nurse fredricks.
[Medical machinery beeping]
- [Rose groans]
- Yeah, well have them
call the pharmacy.
Rose?
Oh, my goodness.
Rose, can someone get in here?
- Sweetheart.
- [Rose groans]
It's okay.
Please don't move.
Doctor, she's up!
Nurse!
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
You're gonna be okay.
Do you remember what happened?
The accident?
You got hurt.
I'm so sorry, it's all my fault.
Uh, you're awake.
Welcome back, miss Miller.
Now, we can we raise you up.
Do you remember what happened?
- There was an accident.
- [Rose groans]
Now please, don't try to talk.
You've been out for a week,
and we're very happy to
have you back with us.
Now, my name is Dr. Keloid.
I'm the attending
physician at Saint Agnes.
All right, look at me.
Okay.
Um, do you remember what brought you here?
There's damage to your face, I'm afraid.
Particularly, yourjaw.
Now some of it couldn't be reattached,
so we had to wire it shut for now
until we can talk about
reconstruction options.
[Ominous music]
The bike punctured your abdomen,
and it ripped out a significant
portion of your intestines.
- [Rose groans]
- But not to worry.
With the proper diet, you'll be able
to live a perfectly normal life
with the shortened organs.
Now we only had a Chelsea caprell.
- Yeah.
- Listed as your
- emergency contact.
- That's me.
Her parents are deceased.
My parents were her foster family.
Well, good, good, it's very important
that she has all the support
she can get right now.
[Rose crying]
[Chattering on intercom]
Oh, of course.
Now, I want you to keep in mind
that this is, this is gonna be a process.
Just like everything else in life.
Now, and I don't think there's any point
in your worrying about
the aesthetic right now.
Good.
Very good.
Yeah.
- [Tape peeling]
- Good.
Easy there.
Right, give her the mirror.
[Dramatic music]
[Rose sobbing]
It's okay, it's okay,
it's okay, it's okay.
We strongly suggest staying
away from mirrors right now.
[Rose sobbing]
You have to focus on
your rest and recovery.
You have more than a few weeks
before we can even think
about you leaving this room, okay?
I know it's a lot to take in,
but please take your time.
We'll give you some privacy.
[Rose sobbing]
Hey.
Are you okay?
You're alive,
and that's the most important thing.
[Somber music]
I'm sorry, Rose.
It's really competitive.
[Rose sobbing]
But, hey, gunter didn't
charge you for the dress.
Rose, you're like a sister to me.
I know you don't let people in,
and I'm sure you have your reasons,
but I'm not going anywhere.
I'm sorry I fucked up,
but I'm gonna make it up to you.
I had to move your stuff somewhere,
so I've moved it into my place.
You've seen it, it's huge.
It's important that you're
not alone right now.
Oh, sweetheart.
- [Rose sobbing]
- Hey, hey, hey.
It will be all right, okay?
Okay, and here we go.
Ta-da, you're home.
I unpacked some of your stuff,
but I didn't wanna do the
whole serial killer thing
and go through everything
so some of it's still in boxes.
Fridge is here and filled
with organic veggies because I love you.
Oh, I even got some organic baby food.
I've been eating it and it's like amazing.
Blender is over here.
It comes one cup per serving,
so you can just put saury in there
and wack it in the machine when it's done.
I think I even found a pomegranate.
Oh, right, no seeds, sorry.
Bedroom is here and I'm there,
so like right there if you need me.
[Marker scraping]
Don't mention it.
I've gotta grab a few things,
so I'll be back in two hours,
four if traffic is shit.
Can I get you anything?
You gonna be okay?
Really, yes, or you
don't want me to feel bad
for having to go out a bit?
[Marker scraping]
Okay, good.
And please, help yourself to anything.
This is your home now too, okay?
Um, I left Brad's email by your computer.
I gave him yours.
He feels really bad
but, nevermind, you just take care of you.
I'm sorry I fucked things
up between you two.
He really is a nice guy.
Helped me move your stuff in.
So sweet.
I'm happy you're here.
[Rose breathing heavily]
[Door closes]
[Lock clacks]
[Somber music]
[Rose groans]
[Breathing heavily]
[Rose sobbing]
[Groans]
[Sobbing]
[Fruit plopping]
[Blender whirring]
[Atmospheric music]
[Rose slurping]
[Liquid dripping]
[Rose vomiting]
[Bright music]
[Narrator woman] Transhumanism.
The belief or theory that the human race
can evolve beyond it's current physical
and mental limitations,
especially by means of
science and technology.
[Narrator man] The term transhumanism
originated in a paper
from Canadian philosopher
w. D. Lighthall in 1940.
In 1957, biologist Julian huxley
would use the same as a title
for his own paper on the subject,
and go on to be known as
the founder of the movement.
He theorized that the human species can,
if it wishes, transcend
itself not just sporadically,
an individual here in one way,
an individual there in another way,
but in its entirety as humanity.
Despite the clear
benefits of the movement,
fda restrictions threatened
to eliminate any advancements.
The burroughs clinic found an opportunity
within the challenge.
In exchange for minimal blood work,
families involved in the burroughs tests
were supplied with a lifetime
of complete medical coverage,
with opportunities for special cases
to experience medical breakthroughs
that are currently
unavailable to the public.
We look forward to hearing from you.
- [Dramatic opera music]
- [Singing in foreign language]
[Group chattering]
Wow, I would do some pretty sketchy things
to get free medical
from a place like this.
[Marker scraping]
Hmm, sorry, just trying
to lighten the mood.
Ooh, I like her nose.
Okay, sorry, we're here for you, not me.
Okay, come on.
Over here.
[Classical piano music]
- You okay?
- Mm-hmm.
[Chelsea] Okay, oh, there she is.
It's nice.
Fancy.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Ah, we have an appointment
for Rose Miller.
Mm-hmm.
Okay, you just wanna sign in there.
[Nurse] Right at the bottom.
Oh.
If I may?
- [Tape peeling]
- [Rose groans]
It is a pleasure to meet you.
My wife, Cynthia, and I
founded this institute
to help people like you.
Your attending physician, keiloid,
brought your case to our attention.
He felt that you would be
an excellent candidate for one
of our experimental procedures.
Stem cell manipulation.
It's not a new science,
but it is the key to life.
[Marker scraping]
If you qualify, all costs are covered.
And from what I've seen,
you certainly fit the
necessary requirements.
We live in a country
that has, in many ways,
failed to meet the healthcare
needs of its citizens.
We are a research facility.
One of the leaders in
regenerative medicine,
and we need human subjects for our work.
It's a mutually beneficial arrangement.
[Marker scraping]
You will not be our first patient
and certainly not our last.
No, it's really a matter
of bureaucratic paperwork,
in my opinion, that keeps
life-changing treatments
like this from being made
widely available to the public.
They are already being
sold to the most wealthy.
Well, take a moment with your friend.
I'll be right outside
whenever you're ready.
[Atmospheric music]
[Door closes]
Pretty good, right?
[Marker scraping]
Look, the hospital bills were ridiculous,
and I don't know if you've looked
at reconstructive payment options,
but I don't know how those
people sleep at night.
I know that this is
completely unfair, Rose,
but honestly, what do you have to lose?
[Dramatic music]
I'm sorry, come here, sweetheart.
Forjust a minute.
Let me look at you.
[Dramatic piano music]
[Flesh squelching]
[Soaring music]
Are you the boyfriend?
What?
Oh, ah, no.
I'm just someone who cares.
Oh, that's considerate.
Do you have a moment to speak about her?
Sure.
- [Crickets chirping]
- You need it
like you need pernicious anemia.
We don't like to hear the word vampire,
and you're trying to improve our PR.
Interdependence is the key word.
Enlightened interdependence.
Life in all its rich variety,
take a little, leave a little,
however, by the inexorable logistics
of the vampiric process,
they always take more than they leave.
[Door closes]
[Rose breathing heavily]
[Stomach growling]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose sighs]
[Panting]
[Gasping]
Mm.
[Laughing]
[Sighs]
[Man whistling]
[Stomach growling]
[Door closes]
[Rose sighing]
[Stomach growling]
[Rose groans]
- [Ominous music]
- [Stomach growling]
[Water splashing]
[Dominic sighing]
[Ominous music]
[Dominic] Are you okay?
[Rose] I'm recovering.
[Dominic] Well quite well,
from where I'm standing.
You look familiar.
You're not a fan of daytime television?
Major medical starring Dominic Danvers
as Dr. Tony calabria.
What are you doing here?
Oh, just, um, a little
routine maintenance.
[Dramatic music]
[Blood dripping]
Wow.
[Ominous music]
Oh, my god.
That's my line.
Hey?
Fuck.
Fuck!
[Dramatic music]
I think I got up last night.
It was strange, like a dream,
but I felt like I was awake.
Where did you go?
[Rose] The swimming pool.
Huh.
[Atmospheric music]
Dreams reveal so much about the self.
Open, please.
Our inner-truths, desires.
Huh, our fears.
Did you go into the water?
Yeah, yes, I did.
[William chuckles]
In dreams, water symbolizes emotion.
To enter into a pool of water
suggests that you are
exploring your unconscious,
and trying to get to know, understand
and appreciate yourself more.
It's a lovely dream.
One I've had myself.
But sleep is important.
You mustn't push yourself.
If you push yourself too hard,
it can effect the way your
mind processes information.
That's what gives you this
feeling of a waking dream.
Now your body's been through a lot.
You may feel weakened.
Actually, I, I feel great.
I feel strong, very strong.
Terrific.
[Atmospheric music]
Terrific as in I can go home, terrific?
I insist.
I will wanna see you back here again
to document the healing process.
Of course.
But you can schedule that on your way out.
There are one or two side effects
of the procedure that I should mention.
We have created, essentially,
immortal skin graphs.
Now, these medications I'm giving you
will help ease the transformation,
but when you tire, you must rest.
Otherwise, it can give
you nausea, dizziness,
even quite vivid hallucinations.
You're also gonna have very
specific dietary requirements.
Drink these when you have difficulty
keeping other foods down.
Can I ask you what's in them?
A super protein that's easy to digest
and has been specifically designed
for your nutritional requirements.
It's nothing to worry about.
Okay, thank you, Dr. Burroughs.
Oh, you're welcome, Rose.
[Classical piano music]
Um, hi.
Oh, my god, Rose.
Oh, it's amazing.
I really mean it.
Let me look at you.
[Rose sighs]
Wow.
What?
No glasses?
Well, I mean, I don't need them anymore.
Okay, spider-man.
You just, you look so different.
- Wow.
- It's still me, chelse.
- I'm so happy for you.
- Thank you.
[Dramatic music]
[Heels tapping]
[Chelsea] I'm going to work.
Call me if you need anything, okay?
Yeah, I'm not sure what
to do with myself all day.
Maybe recover from major surgery.
Jesus, Rose, you're the only person I know
who gets time off and wants to work.
You should do something
for yourself for a change.
Design, feel inspired.
[Door closes]
[Lock clacks]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose voiceover] Gunter,
I really appreciate you
taking the time to look at my work.
These are very commercial.
What you have created is very
polished and very pretty,
but formulaic, boring, safe.
I have already forgotten them.
Who are you, Rose?
Do you know?
I can take criticism.
I can do better.
Let me show you something different.
I've always wanted to be a designer.
-I can do so much more -stop
- than you have me...
- Rose!
[Knocking on door]
[Ominous music]
[Knocking on door]
Is there something I can help you with?
[Brad] Hey, Rose.
Um, would you open the door?
[Rose sighs]
Holy shit.
I mean, fuck.
You look...
- Hideous, right?
- No.
How did they do that?
Experimental skin grafts.
It's incredible.
It's like the accident
never even happened.
No, it's not like it never happened.
That's, um, that's not what I meant.
Uh, I'm just glad you're okay.
Chelse said to leave you alone,
so I figured you were still staying here.
Yeah, well chelse says a lot of things.
Yeah, she does.
Um, I wanted to apologize for everything.
It's, it's fine.
[Chuckles] I mean, it was stupid of me
to think you'd actually
just ask me out, right?
Hey, come on.
It's not like that.
What do you say I make it up to you, huh?
Let me, uh, take you out tonight.
I'm busy tonight.
What about tomorrow?
Busy tomorrow too.
You're gonna make this
tough on me, aren't you?
No.
Bye, Brad.
- You turned down Brad?
- Mm-hmm.
All right, I had nothing to do with that.
He just feels bad, I don't need his pity.
You know you're pretty now, right?
You don't have to be nice.
- That's horrible.
- [Chelsea laughs]
I'm glad you let me drag you out tonight.
You never come out with me.
- I said, one drink," so.
- And I totally meant it.
- Hi.
- Good evening, ladies.
[Upbeat dance music]
You don't need to?
- See ya, frank, yeah, yeah.
- Not tonight.
Cameron, come with me, huh?
Did you see our agent tonight?
- Mm, perfect seat.
- Thank you.
Rose Miller?
I'm addressing you, yes.
My god.
Look at you.
What are you wearing?
I'm actually wearing one of my designs.
- Your design?
- Mm-hmm.
Something new, I can see.
I'm impressed.
Someone looks like she is well enough
to come back to work, huh?
Actually, yes, I am.
I could come back on Monday.
I'd love to work on the
schadenfreude collection
with you again.
I would very much like that too, Rose.
Eh, we launch in two months, huh?
There's so much work to be done.
I'm glad to see you looking healthy.
Thank you.
Now please, don't let me down.
I won't.
Any you, schnickelfritz.
Remember you have a photo
shoot, 9:00 am. Tomorrow.
- Yeah.
- No drinking.
I'll only have a few.
No, no, ein drink, huh?
Vodka and soda.
I don't want you getting fat.
Let's go now.
- Who was that?
- She is stunning.
Yes, she's my assistant.
Bubba, where's the car?
It's just up the street.
[Gunter] I have to walk?
Oh, my god, he practically
begged you to come back.
- Please, I hardly noticed.
- Shut up, we're celebrating.
J begging for it when
your on your knees j
j just give me a break j
j give it time and while obviously j
j begging for it when
you're on your knees j
j on your knees j
j when you're on your knees j
j never, never knew me j
j never, never who you take j
j never, never, who will wait j
j never, never, who you take j
j take me to your heart j
j bring me to your soul j
j I want you to fall and
relinquish your control j
j bring me to your heart j
j bring me to your soul j
j I want you to fall j
j and relinquish your control j
j I couldn't take it when honestly j
j now I'm begging for it
when you're on your knees j
j just give me a break j
j I couldn't take it when honestly j
j yeah, now I'm begging for it j
j when you're on your knees j
j I'm all your need j
j I couldn't take it, when honestly j
[man groaning]
[Dramatic music]
[Flesh ripping]
[Rose gasps]
[Ominous music]
Jesus, dom, you're burning up.
What the fuck are you on?
Hmm?
Why is it always so goddamn hot in here?
[Sighs] Look, can we get
a little air in here,
for Christ sakes?
It's like a senior's home.
Someone, can we get some
air for dom, please?
Someone get on that.
Ice cubes or some, you,
dom, you want ice cubes?
Oh, don't fucking touch me, all right?
- You all right, brother?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I'm good.
- You ready to hunt, brother?
[Dominic] Yep.
[Crew member] It'll work,
it'll work, it'll work.
[Chuckles] It's not brain surgery, Cindy,
it's the same shit every week.
You know, you're being mean to me.
I can't concentrate when
you're being mean to me.
Oh, yeah, let's try to fuck up
in your covers some night, okay?
- Okay, that's good.
- Guys, this if fucking real.
This connection, let's
do this, let's do this.
- Now, let's do this.
- Library, quiet.
- Okay, quiet, please.
- Like a fucking
- everybody quiet.
- Mouse.
I love, I love, I love where you guys
are taking this scene, right?
Let's keep the energy the same, all right?
- Yeah.
- Not pretty.
- [Dominic sighs]
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, you ready?
- Ready.
- On your time, you ready?
- Whoo, let's do this.
- You ready?
- Yeah, let's go.
- Okay.
- We're rolling, guys.
- [Dominic sighs]
On your time.
Namaste, let's do this, let's do this.
[Crew member] Beep.
Ah.
All right, action, action.
I can't keep lying to my husband, Tony.
It's never been a problem before.
- Yeah. [Gasps]
- [Dramatic music]
Dominic, you're hurting me.
Dominic, you're hurting me, ow, get off!
[Director] Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, cut,
- stop, cut, cut, cut.
- For fuck's sake, Cindy,
try to act like a fucking
professional, huh?
-You know what, don't talk
-okay.
To me like that, all right?
- Talk you like what?
- Once second, Cindy,
- one second, can I?
- Wait, yeah?
- Brother?
- Yeah?
[Director] I'm here so I can bear witness
to your truth, brother.
- Thank you.
- It's fucking awesome.
- Yeah.
- Right?
- Yeah.
- Okay?
- Yeah.
- It's a bit weird
- yeah, okay.
- In this scene.
- Got it.
- So let's bring
the intensity down
- a little bit.
- All right, no, I can.
You feel good, you fucking animal?
- Yeah, yeah?
- You mean it?
Let's not be a flower.
Let it open up.
- A flower, okay.
- Okay, you ready to go?
- Yeah, yeah.
- Ready to go?
- Cindy, you okay, sweetheart?
- Ouch.
- Yeah.
- You all right?
- Yes.
- Okay, pain
can be a gift, just fucking go with it.
Don't throw it away.
-Next time, right, well get
-okay.
- Magic.
- Okay, let's go.
- Ready to go?
- Yes.
- Yeah, let's go.
- [Director clapping]
- Let's go.
- Stop, idea, fucking idea.
Trent, Trent, we got Trent on set?
- Trent?
- Right here.
- In the fucking scene.
- Trent?
Eat a piece of cherry pie.
- Who's Trent?
- Watch Cindy the whole scene.
What the fuck, right?
Evening y'all.
Who's he, who the fuck's this?
Trent Taylor.
I play the new doctor.
Doctor?
How, how old is he?
There's no new doctor in my script.
Just go, you're a fucking
artist, work, man.
- [Ominous music]
- [Trent laughing]
- You ready?
- Is there something funny,
you little fuck?
You piece of shit!
Shit, you fuck, fuck!
- Fuck!
- What?
Fu!
Oh, no man, it's good to meet you.
My mom's a big fan of yours.
[Dramatic music]
[Trent groaning]
You little shit, fuck you!
Follow it!
[Dominic screaming]
[Table crashing]
[Trent screaming]
What the fuck?
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Cindy screaming]
- [Dominic growling]
- [Trent screaming]
[Flesh ripping]
- [Trent gasping]
- [Dominic snarling]
- [Rain pattering]
- [Thunder rumbling]
- [Rose groans]
- [Stomach growling]
[Stomach growling]
[Pills rattling]
- [Rose groaning]
- [Stomach growling]
[Dramatic music]
(Rose retches)
[Pills rattling]
[Rose groaning]
[Stomach growling]
[Rose screams]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Rose groaning]
[Ominous music]
[Alarm blaring]
[Rose gulping]
[Sighs]
[Bottle clinking]
[Ominous music]
[Plastic crinkling]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose retching]
[Coughing]
Oh, my god.
What am I doing? [Whimpers]
[Pills rattling]
[Ominous music]
Shit.
[Gasping]
[Dial pad beeping]
Shit, shit.
[Phone ringing]
Chelsea.
Please pick up.
Please pick up.
[Gasping]
[Distorted voices chattering]
[Man] I'm gonna kill you little bastards!
[Distorted voices]
Okay, please, sir, I've calmed down
now can I go back inside now?
No, you're night's done.
Look, I'm gonna get you both fired.
My friends are still inside, all right.
- It doesn't matter.
- Go home!
[Billy] Get your hands off me.
You're lucky I don't kick
both your asses right now.
Yeah, take a number.
[Upbeat electronic music
playing in distance]
[Billy whistles]
What's up, beautiful?
My name's Billy, what's your name?
Hey, excuse me?
What are you a mute?
What you can't fucking talk?
Hey, I'm talking to you.
[Ominous music]
You know, that's just fucking typical.
Bitch thinks she's all that.
You know, when somebody
pays you a compliment,
learn how to fucking say thank you.
Yeah, pretend like you're on the phone.
You fucking whore.
[Car alarm blaring]
Seriously, you ain't all that, sweetheart.
You're like a New Jersey six.
You don't got a man as hot as I am.
- [Ominous music]
- [Dog barking]
[Keys jangling]
Jesus Christ, lady, you trying
to give me a heart attack?
You're looking good, though.
[Rose] Can you give me a ride?
Oh, boy can I.
Anywhere you wanna go, toots.
Get in.
Okay, blondie, what's your name?
Rose.
Rose?
My name's Billy.
So where, ah, where can I take you, Rose?
Nowhere.
Nowhere, huh?
I knew you were a dirty little slut
- the instance I, ow!
- [Skin snapping]
[Ominous music]
Too rough for you?
Huh, now you're really gonna get it.
[Billy groaning]
[Rose] What's the matter?
- [Billy groaning]
- [Rose growling]
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Billy groaning]
[Dramatic music]
[Rose gasping]
[Siren wailing]
[Trent whimpering]
Excuse me?
Hello?
[Door clattering]
[Trent whimpering]
Mr. Taylor?
[Ominous music]
[Medical machinery beeping]
[Trent whimpering]
Mr. Taylor, what are you doing out of bed?
You just had reconstructive surgery.
[Trent whimpering]
Oh, honey, you can't take
your bandages offjust yet.
There's still gonna be
a whole lot of swelling.
What you're seeing isn't indicative
of what's gonna be the result.
[Trent snarling]
Come one.
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent growling]
Oh, my god! [Screaming]
[Finger snapping]
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
- Oh, my god! [Screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
[Head whacking on floor]
[Alarm blaring]
Hey, come, come on!
- [Dana screaming]
- [Trent snarling]
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Attendant screaming]
Get him, Chris!
- [Trent growling]
- [Danna screaming]
- [Bones cracking]
- [Chris screaming]
[Trent snarling]
[Trent roaring]
[Nurse] He's coming for me, what is it?
Are you listening?
- [Glass shattering]
- [Nurse screaming]
[Attendants groaning]
- [Glass shattering]
- [Trent snarling]
You did the right thing coming to see me.
Tell me more about these meat cravings.
It's, it's not just the meat,
it's, it's the blood.
There's something about it.
Well it's not uncommon for patients
to report changes in taste post-surgery.
It's a side effect of the anesthesia.
[Ominous music]
Things don't taste the same.
We crave things we've never eaten before.
How's your appetite?
I'm hungry all the time.
I can't keep anything down.
I, I have these severe stomach pains.
When the pain is too much,
that's when the hallucinations start
and I see myself.
- Please. [Gasping]
- Miss Miller?
I'm drinking blood.
You're dreaming, I know it
seems real but it isn't.
Look, there isn't much
that we know about dreams,
but one thing we do know
is that it is the time
the mind takes to heal.
Then why am I dreaming
about drinking blood?
Well people who dream about drinking blood
often have unfulfilled yearnings.
It's tied to the guilt of desire.
I don't feel guilty.
Are you in control of the dreams
or do the dreams control you?
[Ominous music]
Sometimes I, I'm in control of them.
Sometimes it just seems
like I'm watching myself.
Like I'm me but I'm somebody else.
These nightmares...
Hallucinations.
It's making me feel like
I'm becoming a monster.
Oh, well, I'm sorry to disappoint you,
but your monster is psychological.
As most monsters are.
It's your own creation.
You don't recognize yourself in the mirror
- so you see this monster.
- [Medical device beeps]
[Ominous music]
When will this feeling
of dissociation go away?
When will I start feeling
like myself again?
Well, that's up to you, Rose.
We see what we want to see,
and some things we refuse to see,
but we are the creators
of our own reality, Rose
and we are the editors of them as well.
[Employees chattering]
Excuse me, miss Miller.
Gunter, I'm so sorry I'm late.
Uh, please.
- What have we here?
- But that.
[Ominous music]
What is this Rose, you?
Yes.
They're not ready yet.
You can take some time
- to look at them later.
- Thank you.
They seem ready to me.
I'm sorry, is this, are you serious
or is this schadenfreude because I'm.
[Laughing] Nein, nein,
this is schadenfreude.
My work is?
Yeah, yeah.
For my collection.
I want you to build and
design this one with me.
[Dramatic music]
Thank you, that, gunter
that would be amazing.
Thank you for this opportunity.
I won't let you down.
See these designs, these are
the essence of my collection.
The dark night of the soul.
What is the face we show no one, hmm?
Ah, who are we when no
one is watching, hmm?
- Dr. Reilly.
- Yes.
Dr. Beverly, we spoke on the phone.
Oh, of course.
I really appreciate the CDC
coming in as quickly as you did for this.
Well, I only wish we were made aware
of the situation sooner.
Are you sure it's rabies?
Well it's very difficult to diagnose.
It seems to be a mutated,
hyperactive strain.
And it's extremely aggressive.
We have no idea what started it.
All we do have is what we've made
to be our first reported
case, Dominic Danvers.
What's his current condition?
Not good.
- [Medical machinery beeping]
- [Staff chattering]
[Dominic convulsing]
[Snarling]
[Dr. Reilly] We need to
find out what bit him.
[Brad] You still avoiding me?
No, I've just been busy.
I'm dealing with a few
little house concerns.
Oh, you feeling okay?
Yeah, no, I'm totally fine.
Actually, I just got back from the clinic.
- Burroughs?
- Mm-hmm.
And he said?
That I just have to
give it some more time.
Oh, did he say anything else?
That I should remember to eat.
Does that mean you'll let
me take you out for dinner?
I walked into that one, didn't I.
- Straight into it.
- [Rose laughing]
So, how's your appetite?
Ah, insatiable.
I'm honestly hungry all the time.
The only thing I've been able to keep down
are the recovery protein
shakes from the clinic.
Well let's get you fat, what looks good?
Ah, actually, I don't know.
My stomach's been kinda
screwy since the surgery.
Is that what you went to the clinic about?
Yeah, yeah, that and,
I don't know, I haven't been
having the greatest of nights.
[Atmospheric pop music]
How do you mean?
Been having these nightmares.
Stupid, but I think it's
because of the accident.
[Customers chattering]
You've been having nightmares?
Yeah, I, I feel like I'm
awake when I'm having them.
They feel very real.
Is that how it feels?
- Mm.
- [Brad chuckles]
Uh, no, I didn't mean
it, I'm sorry, I'm tired.
I don't even know what I'm saying.
But thank you for, for asking.
You don't have to feel sorry for me.
Idont
I care about you, Rose.
You do?
Yeah.
Can I, um, be honest about something?
God, okay.
No, it's, it's important.
[Ominous music]
- I'm sorry.
- [Rose retches liquid]
Shit.
Ah, shit.
You okay?
I'm sorry, I think I just bit my tongue.
I'll be right back.
Yeah.
[Sighs]
- [Ominous music]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Dramatic music]
- [Rose gasps]
[Liquid squirting]
-I'm sorry, I just, -Rose?
I have to, I have to go.
What, uh, everything okay?
- Um, just, it's.
- Are you sick?
Um, it's my stomach.
I just really need to go home.
- I'm sorry.
- I'll tell you what,
- I'll go with you.
- No, it's fine,
just stay here and enjoy your meal.
- No, I'll take you.
- [Glass shatters]
- [Customers screaming]
- [Dramatic music]
- [Billy growling]
- Hey, get away from her!
- [Customers screaming]
- [Billy snarling]
- [Man screaming]
- [Flesh tearing]
- [Billy snarling]
- [Fist whacks against face]
[Extinguisher whacks against head]
- [Blood spurting]
- [Customers gasping]
[Dramatic music]
What the fuck?
[Customers chattering]
Rose?
Rose?
- [Trent snarling]
- Jesus.
See, the virus compromises
the nervous system
causing the brain to misfire its signals.
Effectively driving the victim insane.
It puts him in a rage causing
violent and erratic behavior.
It makes them a danger to
themselves and to others.
- Well what can we do?
- [Baby crying]
- I mean, poor Dana.
- No, this isn't Dana anymore.
We have to vaccinate anyone
without an advance case
and isolate those showing symptoms.
- [Trent snarling]
- Jesus Christ.
We've seen some showing
incubation periods as
little as 48 hours already.
[Baby crying]
How's that possible?
- Unknown.
- [Staff chattering]
But with a mutant strain that can incubate
in less than 48 hours,
we can be looking at an epidemic
unlike anything the world has ever seen.
- [Sirens wailing]
- [Group chattering]
What about the infected showing symptoms?
I say we keep 'em comfortable
till they terminate.
But we also need keep 'em out of view.
We do not wanna cause mass hysteria.
This little one.
He's got a lot of painful
procedures ahead of him,
but at least he's not gonna have rabies.
It spreads like an std,
but for this many people
to have contracted the virus
and not have a common
connection is impossible.
Something is connecting and
linking these people together.
You think it's an infected human.
No, I don't think it's human,
but what I do believe is that something
has come in close contact
with a lot of people
and if we don't stop it,
it's gonna come in close
contact with a lot more.
We're issuing a public health warning.
No, no, no listen to me,
if this gets on the news,
it's gonna cause a panic.
What we need to do is quarantine
all of the infected people
before it gets out of the city.
Rabies is one of the
deadliest viruses known to man
and with a mutated strain like this,
if we do not stop it, it
could effect all of mankind.
So what we need to do is get an autopsy
on Dominic Danvers before it's too late.
-We need to, -[Man snarling]
Jesus Christ.
- [Guns firing]
- Hey, lower your weapons!
- [Baby crying]
- [Alarm ringing]
This man was sick!
He came to the hospital
because he needed help!
[Dramatic music]
[Rose screaming]
Miss?
- [Rose screaming]
- Miss?
Are you okay?
[Ominous music]
Okay, easy, easy.
You know, you, you really shouldn't
be out here by yourself
this time of night.
[Rose screaming]
Are you okay?
Miss, can I help you?
- [Rose screaming]
- Just, please, whoa, whoa.
- You don't wanna go in there.
- [Rose screaming]
It's okay, it's okay.
[Rose snarling]
- I'm not gonna hurt you.
- [Rose screaming]
- [Rose snarling]
- [Man gasping]
- [Man screaming]
- [Blood spurts]
[Rose snarls]
[Creepy music]
[Woman slurping flesh]
[Distorted groaning]
[Woman slurping flesh]
[Distorted groaning]
[Rose screaming]
[Screaming]
[William on voicemail]
Hello, this is burroughs.
Please leave a detailed message
as well as a number that
you may be reached at.
Thank you.
If this is an emergency,
please call my associate, Dr. Eliot
on the main directory at extension four.
[Voicemail beeps]
Dr. Burroughs, it's Rose.
I've been having vivid nightmares
and stomach pains.
[Bottle clinking]
[Ominous music]
Maybe I should be actually taking more
of something or, I don't
know, less of something.
[Pills rattling]
Uh, please call me.
-Life, -[Shutter clicking]
Begets life.
Energy creates energy.
It is only through spinning one's self
that one becomes rich.
Now you must push yourselves completely
until there is nothing left.
Nothing, hmm?
- [Shutter clicking]
- Now, I do not mean
to die for fashion, but this
fashion is to die for, yeah?
- [Shutter clicking]
- This is fantasy, hmm?
This women is too beautiful to exist.
Our fashion is not everyone.
What's up with you and Brad?
Nothing.
We, ah, we went on a date last night,
and I had an upset
stomach so I had to leave.
You went on a date with Brad
and you didn't even tell me?
What else are you hiding from me?
[Gunter] We must not make
- passive danger here.
- Okay.
He's coming over, do you want me to stay?
- A scarring nightmare.
- No, it's fine.
-The fancy image -hi.
[Gunter] Of the woman who needs less.
We need to talk about
what happened last night.
- Old look upon her.
- Look, this medication
-that I'm on, it's,
-what is on the images?
It's making me a little messed up, okay.
- This is haus of gunter.
- To be honest with you,
-all I remember is leaving
-this is my
-the restaurant, I'm not sure
4egacy.
How I got home.
[Ominous music]
I took you.
- Rose?
- Thank you.
I am waiting on you.
[Sighs]
Chelsea, please.
All right, Rose.
What do you see, hmm?
It's, it's good.
It's good, but, but what?
Show me.
[Dramatic music]
[Scissors clipping]
[Fabric tearing]
[Scissors clipping]
[Fabric tearing]
Good job, yeah.
Hmm, Chelsea, would you, ah,
give us one more term, please.
Yeah.
All the models, please line up.
[Speaking in foreign
language] Move, move, move.
All right.
[Suspenseful music]
This dress will close the show.
-Uh.
[Gunter] On Chelsea.
Close the show?
Me, me?
I mean, us?
Very impressive work, Rose, hmm.
If you keep impressing me,
your own line is not out
of the question, hmm.
Well done.
Thank you.
All right, schnickelfritzes, let's go.
Out, out, out.
We have work to do.
- Ooh!
- [Rose laughs]
[Announcer] A warming from
the center of disease control,
declaring an emergency alert situation.
[Sirens wailing]
An outbreak of rabies has officials
urging those experiencing a sudden onset
of flu-like symptoms to seek
immediate medical attention.
[Horns blaring]
Avoid all animals or
humans exhibiting violent
- or erratic behavior.
- [Shutters clicking]
Residents are strongly encouraged
to stay indoors at this time.
We pray it doesn't happen to you.
[Upbeat electronic music]
- Gunter.
- Oh, Stella.
Hello, hi.
Now, what do you tell the critics
that are saying that you
premiering your collection
during a public health crisis
is a tasteless publicity stunt?
Uh, fashion never stops
for anybody or anything.
You know this, Stella, huh?
And we have faced public
health crisis' before.
I have lost many friends to aids and SARS
and you know, what is this really?
It's a fucking head cold.
It's nonsense.
We are talking about fashion.
- It's not dateline.
- Okay.
- Get a job on cable.
- Gunter, stop talking.
- Do you like the blue?
- It's genius.
Yeah, I thought it was good.
[Model] I know, you turn the wrong way.
[Group chattering]
- Look, she's fabulous.
- [Michelle sniffing]
- Stay still.
- Excuse me.
Hi, um, have you seen Chelsea arrive yet?
I can't find her.
Who?
- Nevermind.
- [Phone ringing]
[Woman] Bring it over here to the table.
[Group chattering]
[Phone ringing]
- Hello?
- Rose, Dr. Burroughs.
I saw that you called.
Listen, I was just going
over your test results
from the last time you were in.
I think you'd better come back
into the clinic for an extended stay.
It's nothing serious,
but just to err on the side of caution.
Can you come in tonight?
Um, I can't tonight
but I could come in tomorrow.
Oh, well I suppose that'll
have to be soon enough,
but try not to push yourself.
I won't, thank you.
[Upbeat electronic music]
[Group chattering]
[Rose sighs]
Shit.
[Ominous music]
[William sighs]
[Group chattering]
Oh, my chelse, what happened?
I had a hard time getting here.
Like, I fucking hate
this country sometimes.
Do you know what I mean?
Are you okay?
What the fuck happened to your hand?
Everything was gridlocked
so I had to take the subway,
and there was this lady and she just,
she went insane and she fucking bit me,
and then she was shot by the police.
You look fucked up.
Are you sure you're okay to walk tonight?
Yeah, fine, I just, I didn't
know it would be this hard.
[Chuckles] What's hard, sweetheart?
You're beautiful, closing the show.
Give me your problems.
[Ominous music]
[Chelsea retches]
[Group chattering]
[Chelsea retches]
Oh, my god, Chelsea.
- Yeah, let's go.
- [Group chattering]
She looks like she just
came from a bukaking,
but I'm convinced that's her look.
[Sniffing]
Do some more coke, Michelle.
It's doing wonders for that
already glowing personality.
[Woman] Stay still, uh!
Okay, it's pretty now, there you go.
[Ominous music]
[Group chattering]
[Dramatic music]
[Phone ringing]
[Chelsea on voicemail] Hi, it's Chelsea.
I'm too busy to answer
this, obviously, bye.
- [Sirens blaring]
- Chelse, where...
Shit.
[Dog barking]
[Dramatic music]
- [Stomach growling]
- [Rose gasping]
[Sirens blaring]
[Rose groaning]
- [Rose screams]
- [Stomach growling]
[Rose screaming]
[Man with black shirt] Did you hear that?
[Man with red shirt] Oh, shit.
[Rose] Please, please.
What the fuck is wrong
with that bitch, man?
- [Rose gasping]
- [Dramatic music]
[Rose] Fucking help me!
- [Flesh squelching]
- [Man with red shirt choking]
- [Blood spurting]
- [Man with red shirt groaning]
What the fuck is going on?
Oh, shit.
- What the fuck?
- Hey, buddy?
[Fist whacks against face]
[Body thuds]
- Fuck, I'm sorry.
- [Foot whacks against body]
[Rose snarling]
[Phone beeps]
[Rose snarling]
[Man with red shirt retching]
[Sirens blaring]
[Bones cracking]
[Man with red shirt snarling]
[Voices distorted]
[Shutter clicking]
[Flesh squelching]
[Snarling]
[Woman] Get her fucking in, in here.
- [Distorted voices]
- [Shutter clicking]
[Dramatic music]
Rose, what are you doing up?
- What?
- [Upbeat electronic music]
What do you mean, what happened?
You passed out in the alley.
You don't remember?
No.
We need to get you out of here.
No, no, I'm, I'm fine.
Oh, god.
Just been under a lot of pressure lately.
I, yeah, I just need to eat something.
Okay, fine, let's get you fed
a proper meal, but not here.
I'm taking you to the clinic.
No, no, I already have
an appointment tomorrow.
It can wait.
Rose, Rose, Rose, it can't wait.
I need to see my dress close the show.
-Rose -do you know how much
I sacrificed for this?
I'm not going to miss this.
I'm not leaving.
Rose?
-J' do you know a way out j
-fuck.
- [Crowd chattering]
- [Upbeat music]
[Shutter clicking]
- Oh.
- Are you alright?
It's the best dress in the
whole fucking collection.
Where were you?
Are you all right?
It doesn't matter.
I'm here now.
Do you remember how much
we used to dream of this?
Me closing the show in
one of your designs?
Here we are.
We made it.
- How does it feel?
- [Dramatic music]
It doesn't feel real.
None of it does.
[Announcer] The show will
be starting in one minute.
Are you sure you're all right?
Yeah, how couldn't I be?
I wouldn't miss this for the world.
Do you know how many girls
would kill to be where we are?
It's gonna be your line next, Rose.
You're gonna be great.
You're gonna be great.
I'm closing the motherfucking show.
I am great.
Go, you don't wanna miss your big moment.
- I just wanted to tell you...
- Rose?
Gunter's asking for you.
Oh, my god, Chelsea, you're so sweaty.
God, Chelsea, this way, come on.
[Upbeat electronic music]
[Audience applauding]
- [Audience cheering]
- [Audience applauding]
[Model retches]
- [Audience applauding]
- Ah.
- [Model groans]
- [Audience gasps]
- What?
- [Women laughing]
All right.
- [Upbeat electronic music]
- [Audience applauding]
- We need to leave now.
- What?
I know what's going on.
I know you're not feeling well.
- Come on.
- But, no, I'm fine.
- Rose...
- Nothing's going on.
- I told you that.
- We don't have
- anymore time.
- Stop it.
[Woman screaming]
- Did you hear that?
- Hey, listen.
Is that a part of the show?
- [Woman groaning]
- [Audience gasping]
[Chelsea snarling]
Oh, my god, Chelsea!
[Woman screaming]
No!
Chelsea!
- [Sirens blaring]
- No!
Chelsea!
- Chelsea!
- [Audience screaming]
Chelse, no!
You're over!
Kiss your ass goodbye!
- [Sirens blaring]
- [Dramatic music]
Chelsea!
- [Chelsea snarling]
- [Gunter groaning]
- [Audience screaming]
- Chelsea!
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea snarling]
No!
- [Flesh ripping]
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea snarling]
- [Gunter screaming]
- Police, don't move!
- We gotta get outta here.
Chelsea!
[Man with red shirt snarling]
Chelsea!
- [Dramatic music]
- [Man with red shirt snarling]
[Officer] Don't move!
- [Man with red shirt roaring]
- [Guns firing]
- [Audience screaming]
- [Gunter screaming]
- [Chelsea shrieking]
- [Jaws chomping]
- [Guns firing]
- [Man with red shirt roaring]
Chelse, no!
Chelsea!
[Officer] Freeze!
[Somber music]
- [Guns firing]
- [Bullets clinking]
[Audience screaming]
No!
Oh, no.
Oh.
- Rose, come on.
- No!
- We gotta get the hell out.
- No!
- Come on!
- [Rose crying]
Let's go.
[Audience screaming]
[Creepy music]
You're okay.
-Rose, I heard you fainted
-[Rose whimpering]
And the hallucinations are
becoming more persistent.
I feel like I'm losing my mind.
I brought her in as soon as I could.
- Oh, god, Chelsea, she...
- All right.
- It's okay.
- You did the right thing,
Mr. Park, Rose, I'm so terribly sorry
for the stress you've suffered
outside this facility.
It was not my intention to rush things.
Things have gotten way outta hand outside.
Believe me when I tell you
that I have everything under control.
[Sobbing] Oh, god.
Dr. Burroughs, I'm sick.
That virus on the news, I feel like,
I feel like it came from me.
- Okay, it's okay.
- Things have been
happening around me.
It's not a dream, it's my fault.
I hurt people and Chelsea's dead.
Oh, god, the way she looked at me.
- The way she looked at me.
- Calm yourself, Rose,
- calm yourself.
- She looked at me.
Calm yourself.
Have you been taking your formula?
- I don't know.
- Oh, no, come on.
[Rose sobbing]
It smelled like blood.
That's why I stopped taking it
was it blood?
Oh, why would you give me blood?
Look, I know I sound crazy,
but these aren't hallucinations.
Something is very wrong with me.
Blood, these hallucinations
are very persistent.
I think it's time to come
clean with us, doctor.
All those people are dead
or sick because of me.
Rose, Rose, Rose, what
if I were to tell you
that there was a sickness?
And it is going to kill
100,000 people today,
and it is going to kill
100,000 people everyday
- until we cure it.
- [Rose whimpering]
It doesn't matter your level of health.
You could, it will kill an
adult in the prime of life
as easily as a newborn or a senior.
It is completely random and ruthless.
Now, Rose, if you could save those people,
if you could stop that, would you do it?
Of course.
Well that sickness is already here, Rose.
It is already with us.
And it is called death.
We have the means to cure
it but our hands are tied.
It's just right through there.
[Dramatic music]
[Rose breathing heavily]
- What the hell is this?
- [Door clanks]
[Brad grunts]
[Brad] We have to get outta here.
[Bangs on door]
We should fill Rose in,
shouldn't we, Mr. Hart?
"Time to come clean," as you put it.
- No, let me explain.
- I hired Mr. Hart
to keep an eye on you
outside the facility.
[Rose] What?
He was a perfect candidate
for the position.
He already had easy access to you,
and when I told him what you were,
well, he's a journalist.
He couldn't resist a story.
What am I?
- Rose...
- You knew this
- the whole time?
- No.
I was keeping you safe.
By what, spying on me like I'm some sort
- of science experiment?
- No, no, it's not like that.
Then how is it?
I was trying to protect you.
He asked me to.
I never asked you to, did I?
- I had no say.
- I know.
- I fucked up.
- Yeah, you're right.
I did, I did.
[Ominous music]
Rose, hey.
I love you.
I don't believe you.
So much for yourjournalistic
integrity, Mr. Hart.
- [Dramatic music]
- [Bangs on glass]
Burroughs, you son of a bitch!
- [Device beeping]
- [Hatch clanking]
[Blood spraying]
[Ominous music]
[Stomach growling]
- [Rose groaning]
- What the fuck is this?
Huh?
Is this blood?
Your mind will answer most questions
if you learn to relax
and wait for the answer.
[Stomach growling]
What the hell's that mean?
Read a book.
[Dramatic music]
- [Rose groans]
- Your new body is only
limited by its need for blood.
You must feed, Rose.
Stop denying yourself.
At some level you've must have known
that these weren't
hallucinations or nightmares.
There is a predator in you, Rose,
and it is longing to be let out.
What have you done to me?
I have simply allowed you
to reach your greatest untapped potential
for the betterment of humanity.
You took away my humanity!
An outdated, overrated concept.
The human is limited, you're
so much more now, Rose.
- [Rose gasping]
- [Stomach growling]
Yes, I know the price is high,
but the cost of all life is death.
Your body kills cells to sustain life.
Human beings consumed
over 56 billion farm animals last year.
- [Rose groaning]
- [Stomach growling]
What you do to achieve immortality
isn't all that different.
And the sacrifice of a few
individuals is worth it.
It's justified to ensure
the survival of the species.
You have no right to play god.
What god?
We are god.
[Dramatic music]
[Cynthia snarling]
Bill, what the fuck?
Holy shit.
What the hell is that thing?
[Cynthia purring]
[Snarling]
When we reached the limits of what could
be done for wife's cancer,
she donated her body to the cause.
[Cynthia shrieking]
And now she represents the
breakthrough of my research.
[Cynthia snarling]
This, this is your wife?
The early part of the
procedure saved her flesh,
but then the cancer
itself became immortal.
[Cynthia snarling]
[Rose breathing heavily]
Mutating the human shell
into something unique.
I don't expect you to
understand the beauty of it.
I was limiting myself
with the restrictions
of a human-based value system.
Our humanity, as you put it Rose,
imposes such constraint.
Cynthia was the first of many
I was able to save when I freed myself
of such narrow-minded
concepts as humanity.
- [Rose snarling]
- [Flesh squelching]
[Brad gasping]
[Rose groaning]
Rose!
- [Rose screaming]
- [Blood spurting]
Don't injure yourself!
- [Dramatic music]
- No.
- [Cynthia purring]
- [Brad choking]
[Cynthia shrieking]
Feed, Rose.
Don't let his sacrifice be in vain.
[Cynthia shrieking]
[Brad choking]
Keep him as part of yourself.
- Good bye!
- [Cynthia shrieking]
- No!
- [Knife hacking flesh]
You get the fuck away from my wife!
- [Knife hacking flesh]
- [Cynthia screaming]
[Rose grunting]
- [Flesh squelching]
- [Rose panting]
- [Somber music]
- [Rose breathing heavily]
No!
- [Knife scraping flesh]
- [Blood spurting]
[Rose gasping]
[Classical piano music]
[Reporter] Though there have been reports
of excessive force being
called into effect,
the military has contained
the rabies outbreak.
-With vaccinations ineffective,
-[Dogs barking]
All patients exhibiting the virus
have been euthanized.
The CDC has lifted the public emergency
that seems to have left
as suddenly as it started,
and with health officials
still scratching their heads
and wondering what was the cause?
- [William humming]
- What was reported
as an outbreak of rabies,
has been now confirmed by officials
as a violent strain of the flu
and the result of online hysteria.
It looks like you can go back
to trusting the neighbor next door,
though many still remain missing.
- [William humming]
- [Dramatic classical music]
[Meat sizzling]
No, this isn't for you.
Hmm, not yours.
[Humming]
[Dog whining]
No, no, no, this isn't for you,
this is for our guest.
Yes.
- [Door closes]
- [Keypad beeping]
[Lock clanks]
[William humming]
[Rose breathing heavily]
Good morning.
No.
[Gasping]
[William] Yes, essential immortality
is very expensive, isn't it, dear?
- Let me out!
- [Banging on glass]
[William chuckles]
Let me out!
Let me out!
[Screaming]
[William chuckles]
Now, where were we?
[Rose screaming]
J hold my breath till it's over j
[atmospheric rock music]
J will you hold my
breath till it's over j
j make me obsolete, yeah j
J is there a way to forget it j
j forget what it's like j
j is there a way to purge it j
j purge what's right j
j you've got a way to make me hungry j
j you've got a way to make me thirsty j
j if I couldn't wait any longer j
j would that be the worst thing j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j until I get over the hurt j
j somebody's checking out the vacancy j
j somebody's checking out the agency j
j somebody's back for a reason j
j to go deep j
j if you've got a question
about my residence j
j if you've got a question
about some evidence j
j go ahead, fuel up the questions j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh j
j until I get over the hurt, girl j
j until I get over the hurt j
j until I get over j
j yeah j
j yeah, yeah j
j'ohj'
j oh, yeah, yeah j
j'ohj'
j oh, oh, oh j
j ooh, hoo, yeah j
j they'll react to the bending trees j
j cause they're at your
personal apocalypse j
j so give 'em to me j
j ah, whoo j
j yeah, whoo j
[aggressive rock music]
J get on your knees and pray j
j I see you losing faith j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j just like lightning breaks j
j throughout your lousy faith j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture, ooh j
j the rapture, I am the rapture j
j back to your master j
j it's bound to give j
j yes, honey, I'm the rapture j
j bow to your master j
j it's about to give j
j yeah, whoo j
j they'll react to the bending trees j
j cause they're at your
personal apocalypse j
j beg again and then taking you j
j but they can't destroy
you're apocalypse j
j begging you j
j their apocalypse j
j yeah, why don't you dig your grave j
j to throw your life away j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j get on your knees and pray j
j we'll take you anyway j
j I am the rapture j
j the rapture j
j turn out your lousy faith j
j yeah, it's a losing game j
j 'cause I am the rapture j