Amityville 7 : The New Generation Page #2

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A week.

Well ...

six days actually, sir.

Well ...

Was the Ray in habit of breaking in?

Well ... no ...

- Let me show you something.

They ...

just split up. You know.

They're over here, sir.

Apparently Raymond drink up quite a bit.

Broke in and decide to settle things his own way.

Who knows. Maybe he would cut her up as well.

But I guess he must have panicked.

Lost his footing and went to the window.

What do you think spooked him?

He was pretty drunk.

It could've been anything. A noice, a shadow ...

Maybe just got a look at himself.

Whatever it was, he will take it to his grave with him.

Is someone here?

No, no.

This is me.

Is this the first?

People?

You don't take pictures of people.

Oh, maybe I've been missing something.

Wait, is this Keyes Terry talking?

Whose last show consisted of thirty six assorted angles

on Rancho psycho nuclear power plant.

So ... I'm entering a new period.

Time to give people a try.

Does that mean you're gonna give me a try?

I mean ...

What's going on with us.

What're we doing?

I think we're doing just fine.

In a couple of weeks you get a litle nervous

and we had the same little talk.

Don't patronize me.

It isn't like that.

I wanna move on.

I wanna move to the next ...

level.

And I wanna do it with you.

God, I never met someone so afraid of commitment.

Look Llanie ...

I love you.

I think you do.

I still don't know what you're so afraid of.

All right.

Here we go.

Good.

Very good.

- Tell me about your father.

I don't really know.

I know what you mean.

No, really. You don't.

I never met him.

Why you never told me that before?

Well, I'm not exactly proud of it.

He knocked up my mom

when she was like sixteen then disappeaed.

Come on, Keyes I can't believe

you never told me that before.

I feel like a such an idiot.

talking to you about the next ...

level.

I hardly even know you.

Just wait.

Hi.

Do you ... ?

Are you okay?

Fine.

New work?

Wanna see?

Oh, this is great.

The demons ...

like you said last night ...

your demons.

Watch them dance.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, this is fantastic.

You know, it's amazing ...

how you work.

It just ...

flows out of you. Just, just ...

flows.

On a good day.

Today is especially good day.

Are you scared ...

Dick?

Take my hand.

Dance with me.

Let's dance with the demons.

Shadows ...

They're all just shadows.

It's all we can't never capture, you know.

Light is deceiving.

We see what we want to see.

Do you understand?

You know Suki, I know this gonna sound funny, but ...

I've always been kind of intimidated by you.

Scared even.

It's just that you're so beautiful.

But I guess ...

you knew that, didn't you?

Look ...

what do you see?

Close your eyes.

Now, what do you see?

Darkness.

But there is an outline.

It's you.

You don't need to be afraid anymore.

What the?

Oh, sh*t.

Coming.

Coming.

Coming.

Hi.

Detective Clark.

I'm sorry to bother you.

I tried to call earlier, but nobody answered.

Oh, come on in.

This is just formality. I have your statement

about last night. I wonder if you'd sign it for us?

Take your time, look it over and sign at the bottom.

This other fellow ...

Keyes Terry, I have his statement here. Is he home?

Keyes?

Keyes, you're home?

Yeah.

Are you okay?

Oh, hi.

Mr. Terry, I have your statement from last night ...

and if you look it over and sign it for us.

Yes, sure.

Are you okay?

Absolutely.

I have one of those statement that covered Dick Cutler.

Should I just leave it with you or ...

Dick?

Dick, why don't you come out here and take care of this?

Dick.

Keyes?

Dick?

Hello?

Yes, this is Keyes Terry.

Yeah, I ...

Yes.

Can you tell ...

Who was that?

That detective Clark.

He wants me to identify a body.

What're you talking about? Whose?

He said he wouldn't need me if they knew it.

It's bizarre.

Suki.

Suki?

Suki?

What could've happened?

I don't know.

We're just acting crazy today.

Something won't worked.

No I.D, no nothing.

Except for this little note ...

that we found in his pocket.

It has your name and adress written on it.

You know this man?

No.

I don't, I mean ... I ...

I saw him once across the Cafe, but no, I don't know.

That's just excess air escaping from the lungs.

You'll get use to it.

What?

Reminds me of some ...

Keyes ...

Honey, what is it?

Nothing.

The body ...

How you're gonna bury it?

One piece at the time I imagine.

Oh, well ...

I assuming that a family member doesn't claim on.

These guys usually wind up as cadavers in med school.

Probably his gratest contribution to society.

I'd like to pay for that a proper burial.

Wait. No, wait, wait, wait. You're gonna ... you're gonna

have to help me in that. Do you know this man or not?

No.

But I'd like to make sure he ...

got properly buried.

Can you arrange that?

Like I said, I'll pay for it.

Yeah. I think we can take care of that. Yeah.

Keyes?

What happened tonight ... at the marque?

I don't know.

Yes, you do.

Tell me.

It's just ...

I've seen that guy laying there.

He's all alone.

Make me think ...

of my father ...

you know.

You don't think that ...

- No.

Then why?

Who knows.

I don't know maybe my father's

lying on the streets some place right now.

Like to think somebody would take care of him.

Somebody may return the favor.

Did you ever wonder what he was like?

I bet he was like you.

I bet you'd like him very much.

Suki?

Suki, where are you?

Are you here?

I haven't been able to think about anything else all day.

Oh, god!

Suki!

Damn it.

Suki.

So, Mr. Cutler you were the last one

to see her alive and when was this?

This afternoon, sir.

This afternoon ...

she was working hard ...

painting, you know like there was no tomorrow, so ...

well ... I think she was getting kinda lonely, so I just did

what I could, you know to keep her company.

I want you all take it really easy tonight, okay?

Yeah.

Keyes?

What're you looking at?

Me, I guess.

I can't believe how much has happened.

I'm gonna miss her.

So am I.

Would you come to bed, please?

Yeah.

Well you get what you've paid for.

I'm still trying to figure out why you did this.

Is he in there?

- Oh, yeah you just missed it.

Touching scene.

You guys work fast.

Franklin I. Bronner's his name, how?

Basic, I called up his prints.

His history was there.

It figured it was only fair since he had yours.

You mean, he had a police record.

Yeah, you might say that. Yeah.

What for?

You sure you wanna know?

You haven't paid the bill for all this sh*t.

I'd hate to have you rethink your offer.

You're kidding me, right?

This happened 26 years ago upstate New York.

Place called Amityville.

Your friend here blew his whole family.

Dad, mom, brother and sister.

That's why you wanted to meet me to tell me this?

I thought you oughta know.

I also wanna know more about why you

think he tried to get in touch with you.

Actually it is pretty famous case.

At the trial there were a lot of angry people waiting

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