A Horrible Way to Die Page #5

Synopsis: An escaped murderer is in pursuit of his ex-girlfriend, who has fled to start a new life in a small town.
Director(s): Adam Wingard
Production: Anchor Bay Entertainment
  3 wins.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
63%
R
Year:
2010
87 min
Website
176 Views


- Yeah.

- Some bread or a pretzel or something.

423

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42:54,819 -- 00:42:57,515

- That's probably a good idea.

- Yeah.

424

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42:57,555 -- 00:42:59,750

You don't want to come back

to bed with me?

425

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42:59,790 -- 00:43:03,658

Oh, come on.

426

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43:03,694 -- 00:43:05,559

Of course I do.

427

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43:05,596 -- 00:43:07,427

I just felt like

I was keeping you up.

428

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43:07,465 -- 00:43:09,558

- You want to take a walk with me?

- Uh-uh.

429

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43:09,600 -- 00:43:10,965

- Are you sure?

- Yeah.

430

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43:11,002 -- 00:43:12,629

- Come on.

- I don't want to go.

431

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43:14,972 -- 00:43:17,065

- I love you.

- I love you.

432

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43:19,977 -- 00:43:22,445

I'll see you soon, baby, okay?

433

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43:26,784 -- 00:43:28,843

Lock this door behind me, okay?

434

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43:47,905 -- 00:43:50,100

- Hi.

- Hey, good morning.

435

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43:50,141 -- 00:43:51,938

I didn't know you were still here.

436

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43:51,976 -- 00:43:54,206

Welcome to the world

of the waking.

437

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43:54,245 -- 00:43:56,873

- How are you doing?

- Good.

438

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43:58,416 -- 00:44:00,646

I made coffee.

439

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44:00,685 -- 00:44:02,653

Oh, thanks.

440

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44:02,687 -- 00:44:05,349

I would have made breakfast,

but you don't have any food.

441

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44:07,325 -- 00:44:10,294

Yeah, I haven't been

grocery shopping in a while.

442

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44:11,996 -- 00:44:14,794

- You hungry?

- A little.

443

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44:14,832 -- 00:44:17,130

- Want to go get some food?

- Sure.

444

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44:17,168 -- 00:44:19,159

Want coffee?

445

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44:19,203 -- 00:44:23,071

Um, yeah, I'll have...

sure, yeah.

446

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44:32,783 -- 00:44:36,219

I'm just gonna brush my teeth

real quick.

447

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44:36,253 -- 00:44:38,244

All right.

I used your toothbrush.

448

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44:38,289 -- 00:44:39,779

I hope that's okay.

449

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44:39,824 -- 00:44:41,621

Yeah, that's fine.

450

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44:41,659 -- 00:44:43,650

- Really?

- Mm-hmm.

451

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44:43,694 -- 00:44:46,595

I didn't really

use your toothbrush.

452

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44:46,630 -- 00:44:48,359

You can if you want.

453

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44:48,399 -- 00:44:50,230

No, I was just kidding.

454

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44:50,267 -- 00:44:51,791

Okay.

455

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44:51,836 -- 00:44:53,827

I brought my own.

456

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44:53,871 -- 00:44:56,169

Okay.

457

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44:56,207 -- 00:44:58,869

- That was also a joke.

- Okay.

458

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44:58,909 -- 00:45:01,571

I'll be back.

I'll be there in a second.

459

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45:02,613 -- 00:45:05,207

All right.

460

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45:05,249 -- 00:45:06,739

Whoa.

461

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45:45,923 -- 00:45:48,585

Hey man.

462

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45:51,062 -- 00:45:52,757

- What?

- You need to be careful.

463

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45:52,797 -- 00:45:54,094

Huh?

464

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45:54,131 -- 00:45:56,292

See these power lines?

465

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45:56,333 -- 00:45:58,528

Yeah.

466

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45:58,569 -- 00:46:01,902

They got transponders in them.

You know what a transponder is?

467

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46:01,939 -- 00:46:03,964

I do.

468

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46:04,008 -- 00:46:06,306

Well, they put them in

469

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46:06,343 -- 00:46:08,106

back when it was built

in the '50s

470

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46:08,145 -- 00:46:10,613

for the commies.

471

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46:10,648 -- 00:46:14,379

They never had to

use them though.

472

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46:15,619 -- 00:46:18,110

But this n*gger president

in the White House...

473

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46:18,155 -- 00:46:22,114

he wants to keep track

of us out here

474

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46:22,159 -- 00:46:24,787

- with them... using them...

- Right.

475

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46:29,400 -- 00:46:33,097

You know, to keep track

of our thoughts.

476

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46:33,137 -- 00:46:37,836

You know, driving a car

like you're driving...

477

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46:39,510 -- 00:46:42,673

with that plastic roof...

478

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46:44,348 -- 00:46:46,816

they can read

right through that.

479

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46:46,851 -- 00:46:50,810

Now what you need...

480

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46:50,855 -- 00:46:53,483

a steel roof.

481

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46:53,524 -- 00:46:55,958

- Yeah?

- They can't read through that.

482

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46:55,993 -- 00:46:57,893

They can't.

483

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46:57,928 -- 00:47:00,362

So you need to get yourself

one of these.

484

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47:00,397 -- 00:47:02,126

I'm gonna go, all right?

485

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47:02,166 -- 00:47:04,726

Well, I thought

I'd just pass the word.

486

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47:04,768 -- 00:47:06,759

Thank you.

Good looking out.

487

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47:06,804 -- 00:47:08,795

- You be good now.

- All right, drive safely.

488

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47:08,839 -- 00:47:10,568

- Yeah.

- Okay.

489

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47:17,648 -- 00:47:20,139

Is there a university

in Jacksonville, a college?

490

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47:20,184 -- 00:47:23,119

University of Northern Florida.

491

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47:23,154 -- 00:47:25,816

I'm trying to think of

what the sports team is.

492

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47:25,856 -- 00:47:29,155

I'm sure there's, what,

minor league baseball?

493

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47:29,193 -- 00:47:32,822

- I don't really keep up with sports.

- Spring training?

494

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47:32,863 -- 00:47:35,423

Well, there's Jacksonville Jaguars...

football.

495

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47:35,466 -- 00:47:38,264

I'm sure your mom sees

lots of Jaguars games.

496

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47:38,302 -- 00:47:40,497

No, she doesn't really

do anything, but...

497

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47:40,538 -- 00:47:41,698

- Really?

- No.

498

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47:41,739 -- 00:47:43,434

She's not a season ticket holder?

499

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47:43,474 -- 00:47:47,137

No, just work, home, television.

500

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47:48,746 -- 00:47:52,113

How's it going, Kevin?

501

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47:52,149 -- 00:47:54,447

It's going good, Rusty.

How are you doing, pal?

502

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47:54,485 -- 00:47:55,782

I'm doing good, man.

503

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47:55,819 -- 00:47:58,879

- Nice to see you.

- Nice to see you.

504

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48:03,227 -- 00:48:04,956

- Hi.

- Hey.

505

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48:04,995 -- 00:48:06,929

- I'm Sarah. I'm sorry.

- Sorry. Sarah... Rusty.

506

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48:06,964 -- 00:48:08,591

- Hi, Rusty.

- Here you are.

507

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48:08,632 -- 00:48:10,224

- Reed.

- Reed. Oh, thank you.

508

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48:10,267 -- 00:48:12,064

- Do you want anything else?

- No, I'm fine.

509

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48:12,102 -- 00:48:13,933

Would you two like

to order something?

510

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48:13,971 -- 00:48:16,235

Yeah, baby. I would love

a strong cup of coffee.

511

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48:16,273 -- 00:48:18,264

Great.

512

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48:18,309 -- 00:48:20,903

I never see you

outside of work, man.

513

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48:20,945 -- 00:48:23,140

Busy guy.

514

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48:23,180 -- 00:48:25,205

Ain't we all?

515

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48:26,550 -- 00:48:29,451

So is this here why you never

come out drinking with us?

516

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48:31,522 -- 00:48:35,618

If l had a pretty young lady like this,

I'd never leave my house, man.

517

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48:35,659 -- 00:48:38,526

- Here you go.

- Oh, thank you, sweetie.

518

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48:41,899 -- 00:48:44,925

I'm gonna leave you two alone,

all right?

519

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48:44,969 -- 00:48:47,199

Come on, Reed, let's go.

520

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48:47,238 -- 00:48:49,604

See you at work, man.

521

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48:53,944 -- 00:48:56,242

It was nice meeting you.

522

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49:00,684 -- 00:49:02,618

Nice guys, right?

523

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49:02,653 -- 00:49:04,644

Yeah.

You work with them?

524

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49:04,688 -- 00:49:06,349

I do.

525

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49:06,390 -- 00:49:08,051

They're old drinking buddies.

526

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49:08,092 -- 00:49:10,287

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