Amityville 4: The Evil Escapes Page #5

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1989
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Why didn't she open the door?

Confusion maybe.

Or maybe the door was locked.

- No, no it wasn't. My

grandson found it unlocked.

Your daughter wouldn't have been

playing with the locks, would she?

No.

And she didn't hear Peggy

pounding on the door?

She thought Peggy went home.

What made her think that?

Do you mind if I have a chat with her?

Not tonight.

She's still weak from the flu and

this's been too much stress for her.

I understand.

Can I come by in the morning?

That'll be fine.

What they say?

She had a heart attack.

I've to go out for a little while.

Now?

It's just for a little while,

I have to meet someone.

As soon as the policeman's gone I want

you to take Jessica up to Amanda's room.

Amanda, you stay with her.

Don't let her out of your sight.

What's wrong with her, mom?

I don't know.

What did doctor Brick say?

He doesn't know either.

I'll take her into the city tomorrow.

We'll see a specialist.

Right now I need you to

take care of her. Okay?

Brian, I want you to go upstairs and

lock that attic door. Hide the key. I do not

want Jessica in that room. Understand?

Yeah.

I'll be back as soon as I can, okay?

Brian?

Oh, mom told me to lock the door,

but the light was still on in there.

What light?

Thought the light was still on.

Where is your mom?

She had a meeting.

- A meeting?

Where?

I don't know, she didn't say.

I'll take the key.

Now, off to bed.

Father Kibbler?

- Mrs. Leacock. No, I'm her daughter.

Please ...

sit down.

Have you seen my aunt Helen?

My mother's very concerned.

She wasn't able to make contact with her.

Your aunt ...

passed away yesterday.

Obviously you never received my telegram.

My telegram ...

I don't know what else should surprise me.

How?

What happened to her?

- Tetanus.

She cut her finger on the lamp ...

that she sent to your mother.

What entered into that lamp

was three centuries of evil.

That's the power it holds.

That's the power that's

invading your house right now.

This all seem so crazy.

That evil is searching for souls.

And it would transmigrate into the most

vulnerable person in it's environment. We

have to get everyone out of that house, now.

What if it's too late?

What if it's already ...

invaded the person?

My daughter Jessica.

She terrifies me.

Father, her behaviour.

She believes that her father

speaks to her through that lamp.

She sees him?

She thinks so. I know it's

just a hallucination. - No.

No, that ...

That's the devil's disguise.

He'll appear in ...

.. in the most seductive form necessary

to get what he wants.

Pepper, did you get

yourself stuck up there?

Come on, kitty.

Kitty, kitty, kitty. Come on.

Come on, Pepper.

Come on, girl.

Kitty, kitty, kitty.

Come on, Pepper.

It knows I'm coming.

Knows?

I can feel it.

Is it afraid of you?

If it was afraid of me, it would

never allow you to be with me.

It wants me.

Father, you're scaring the hell out of me.

Why are you coming into this house?

I went to the other house and I defeated

it. - No. There were six of you.

And even then you barely survived it.

Do you know something

different this time?

Do you have some new power?

New ammunition?

Holy water.

When we get there ...

you stay in the car, keep the motor running.

I'll go in and get everybody up fast.

Then we'll just keep driving.

Jess ...

Where're you going?

You're supposed to stay in Amanda's room.

- She's sleeping.

Jess, mom said you have to stay in there.

Daddy wants me.

Jessica, Jessica.

- No! Daddy wants me!

Amanda, help me!

- Daddy!

Let me go!

Daddy!

Jessie!

Mom!

It's Brian.

Mom! Mom, Jessica is in the attic.

All right.

- We tried to stop her, but we couldn't.

Don't come back to the house.

Get in the car and stay there.

Amanda!

Open the door.

Oh, god.

What's happening here?

Mom? -I can't open the door.

- I'll get it.

Mom! Mom!

Mom! - How did you cut it?

- It was an accident.

The window fell on me.

I'm okay. - I told you to stay out of

the house! - Oh, what's happening here?

Who is this man?

- I'm a friend.

We're gonna have to break this door.

Do you have an axe? - There's one in the

basement, but ... - Go, get it! - Go!

Okay, Get out of the house,

I want you safe.

All right, I'll get her out of the house.

Show me where the basement is.

Jessie.

Jessie, please. Listen to mommy.

Jessie?!

- Nancy.

Jessica!

It's on the right on the wall!

Get out of the house, Miss.

It won't open!

Go!

Run! Run, Amanda! Run!

Stay here.

Get out! Jessica?

- Don't move.

Bless this house for all who dwell in it.

Father.

Don't hurt my daddy!

Jessica, no!

Let go.

Jessica, let go of the knife.

Please, baby.

Baby, please.

Run!

Nobody hurts daddy!

Nancy ...

Don't hurt me.

I love you.

No!

You're not Fred!

As you wish.

No.

Don't hurt mommy.

Put down the knife.

Leave us alone

Leave us alone and in peace

you son of a b*tch.

Nancy!

Mommy?

I had a bad dream.

I know, baby.

I know.

You all right, Father?

- Oh, I'm fine, say..

you're one tough lady.

I just never knew.

We'll never forget you, Father.

Thank you.

Well, thank you.

Thank you, Father.

Goodbye Amanda.

Come on, grandma.

I can't find my purse.

Can't we just leave ...

- Oh, good. Thank you, Jessica.

I'm so sorry I can't be with you

for aunt Helen's funeral.

Now, you tell all these workman that I'll be

back in three days and I expect have all

this work completed to my satisfaction.

You are one tough lady.

I love you.

Well ...

goodbye children.

- Bye grandma.

Bye grandma.

Oh, what a sweetness, it's

like having brown sugar.

Come on, Jessica.

Let's go find Pepper.

It's really over, isn't it mom?

It's really over.

Pepper.

Come here, kitty.

Where are you? - Pepper. Come here.

- Pepper. - Come on.

Kitty, kitty, kitty. - Pepper.

Pepper, I'm here.

Where are you, Pepper?

Come on, Pepper.

Kitty, kitty, kitty.

Pepper.

Where are you?

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