A Night of Horror Volume 1

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(screaming)

(ominous laugh)

(rock music)

(groans)

(ominous music)

(door creaks)

(door slams shut)

(ominous humming)

(knocks on door)

Hey, I'm really sorry to bug you.

I was just wondering if

you can hear that noise.

No.

It sounds like an engine or something.

[Woman] I don't hear it.

How can you not hear that?

[Woman] I just don't, sorry.

You know what, I think

I hear it in here too.

Hear what?

Do you wanna come over to my apartment

to see if you can hear it in there?

I'm sorry it's just really

getting on my nerves.

(humming)

Hear it?

Maybe.

No, I don't. Sorry.

I don't hear it.

(ominous music)

Sally, go away.

Whatever is happening to

me isn't going to stop.

Every cell in my body is dying.

There is no more solution.

(pounding on door)

[Neighbor]

Turn it down, I'm trying to sleep.

(humming)

(ominous music)

Can you hear that?

[Man] I can hear it.

You can?

Yes.

And it is not pleasant.

No, it isn't.

You called, you said

something about the bedroom?

I don't think it's comin'

from in there, though.

I think it's comin' from

down in the kitchen.

You know, sound is funny like that.

Bounces around inside the walls.

You think it's coming from one place,

and it's actually coming from someplace

completely different.

- Could you move this?

- Oh!

Why are you doing that?

I'm trying to get a line on it.

I'm gonna go down to the basement,

see if there's somethin'

up with the furnace.

And then what?

I don't know.

I can't make it go away if

I don't know what it is.

I gotta get out of here.

I don't know what this thing is, okay?

Maybe it's not even coming

from inside this building.

Whatever this thing is, maybe you're

just getting the most of it in here.

Can you come back inside?

I don't know what else to tell ya,

lady, okay? Everybody hears noises.

Could you at least help me move

my appliances back where they go?

Aren't you gonna figure

out what this is?

Ma'am, maybe if this

thing keeps botherin' you,

think about movin' somewhere else.

Shut up!

Stop!

(screams)

Stop!

(tense music)

(screams)

(eerie music)

(screams)

(eerie music)

(howling in the distance)

(somber music)

Oh God!

You scared me.

You're not allowed to have food here.

Well, I was asked to

stay late, and so...

Throw it out.

Do you think you're special?

Come on.

Answer the question.

What makes you special?

Nothing.

Right.

You are... not special,

Natalie.

Dr. Flint.

It would be a shame it

anyone were to hear about this

lapse, Doctor.

Lock up when you're finished.

And lights out!

A**hole.

Piece of sh*t.

F***, I need more sleep.

(gasps)

Okay, not funny.

Who's there?

(creaking)

(tense music)

(screams)

No!

(screams)

Oh f***!

No!

You f***ing b*tch.

Oh f***!

(screams)

Oh my God!

(screams)

(screams)

Where the f*** are you going?

Get out of my way!

(door creaks open)

F***ing amateur.

(screams)

(gentle music)

It's alright, I can handle it.

Lovely to meet you, Jenna.

I'm Dr. Kelly, your

consultant this morning.

Thank you, Alicia.

- Just some maintenance today?

- Mm.

Fantastic.

You...

Oh!

(gasps)

(tense music)

(screams)

(screams)

(screams)

No!

No!

If I can't be beautiful,

I might as well be...

(grumbling)

(screams)

Sorry about that, Jenna.

Why don't you sit down,

and we'll make sure that you, at least,

don't go home disappointed.

(whimpers)

Shh.

(gasps)

She's beautiful

As she walks into the room

The way she flicks her hair

My heart goes boom, boom, boom

She's my perfect girl

And I love her

[Kay] I want you to relax, Ella.

Deep breaths.

Now, take me with you.

Take me back to where

you first remember.

Before it all happened.

What do you see?

[Ella] It's dark

all around me.

I can't see the sky because of

the trees, they're too tall.

[Kay] Are we in a forest?

[Ella] Yes.

[Kay] Have you been there before?

[Ella] Daddy brings me here.

[Kay]

Can you describe to me what you hear?

What you smell?

[Ella] It's cold.

I'm scared.

[Kay] Why are you scared, Ella?

[Ella] They're watching me.

[Kay] Who?

Who's watching you?

[Ella]

They don't like me talking about them.

Daddy says they'll know.

[Kay] Who will know?

[Ella] They will.

[Kay] Who's they, Ella?

It's okay, you're safe here.

Nobody can hurt you.

The only people in this

room are you and me.

[Ella] Daddy, no!

Ella, listen to me.

Use my voice as a light.

I need you to run towards the light.

Listen to my voice.

(Ella screams)

(buzzing)

(whispering)

How are we feeling today, Ella?

Any improvements since

our last appointment?

Well, I take it the new drugs

have proven helpful.

You're the doctor, you tell me.

Still lugging that thing

around to do your job for you.

It's a tool, like many others.

All of which assist me in

diagnosing my patients.

So I can help them.

To save you having to listen

when your patients talk, right?

I get it.

Your evaluation day's coming up.

I've had a word to the review

board about your release,

- and I believe...

- Let's see.

I slip into my Sunday best

while you parade me before them

and recommend that I stay here longer

for further observation?

Spare me the why games, Kay.

It's my job to figure out why, Ella,

so I do what's right to help you.

Like you haven't done

since I was a little girl?

You think I don't remember

your games back then?

I remember.

But nothing you say is going to help me.

You have to want me to help you, Ella.

Then we can figure out why it is

you're having these hallucinations.

That's a little odd,

when you never listen.

You can play my voice back all you want.

You can study ever bullshit

drawing I give you,

but, until you see what it

is I'm trying to show you,

you're not helping me.

Only them.

We have been through

this before, haven't we?

These visions you're having,

they're simply remnants,

repressed memories of the trauma

you experienced as a child.

But we can make them go away.

I have hope.

Because you have all the answers.

Why don't we start

again from the beginning?

I'm done and you're out of tools for me

to waste my time drawing with.

So, jot down whatever it is

you came here to validate yourself with

while that thing's still

recording and leave me be.

I'm listening.

That day,

when the policemen found me and

I was brought in to see you,

they were there.

In that room with us.

[Kay] Who?

You see them.

In the corners of your eyes.

Like shadows.

They want you to know

that they're there,

that they're watching.

And these shadows, you still see them?

Only when I'm afraid.

[Kay] And what makes you afraid?

They do.

Can you tell me more about them?

It's okay.

Like I've said, they're just

memories.

Bad memories.

But nothing in them is real.

But they are.

I see them.

They make me do things.

Things I don't want to.

If you just let me help you, Ella,

- I can make them go away.

- You can't.

Not unless I give them what they want.

He said that was the

only way to be free.

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