Black Creek Page #4

Synopsis: Mike and Heather's father die and they go to his favorite spot to spread his ashes. A cabin in the secluded woods. They are joined by some friends as they go for what is supposed to be somewhat of a holiday. While there, a demon emits chaos by possessing the teens and they commit horrible acts. Welcome to Black Creek. The Hunting Season has begun.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): James Crow
Production: Last British Dragon
 
IMDB:
2.7
Year:
2017
80 min
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You alright, Eva?

(ominous tones)

You left me for dead,

there in the dark.

Where are you?

Where are you?

(screams)

(sharp thud)

(blood splatters)

(flesh squelches)

(birds tweet)

(noise swells)

(moody electronic music)

[Williams] Jesus, I

was just here last night.

I ordered a beer from her.

[Wanner] Yeah, you're not

gonna be ordering anything

more from her, that's for sure.

What do you think, a robbery?

Doesn't look like a robbery.

Hale's wife opened

up this morning,

said he didn't come

home last night.

Get onto the State Police,

set up some roadblocks.

Let's see if we can't find him.

You don't think Hale had somethin'

to do with this do you?

A pretty young thing like that?

I wonder if he stayed

late after closing,

tried to fool around with her

and things got outta hand.

I'll get a hold of State Patrol.

(thunder claps)

(rain splashes)

(muffled dance music)

(thunder claps)

(lively dance music)

(Rachel pants)

(Harry howls)

(muffled dance music)

Unbelievable.

Guys!

Can you keep it down?

(thunder claps)

[Lloyd] You can

come in my room.

The only way that I'm

coming in your room,

is with my dad's loaded gun.

[Lloyd] A daddy's

girl, you're so hot.

Dude, my dad just died!

[Lloyd] Sorry.

What the f***?

(loud clatter)

(Jenna gasps)

Sorry, didn't

mean to scare you.

Oh my god, (chuckles)

it's okay, I just thought

you were that monster you

were talking about earlier.

[Mike] I'm not

that ugly, am I?

(Jenna laughs)

[Jenna] So, you couldn't

stand the sound of them either?

No, not really.

(thunder claps)

Well, it really sucks

that your family has to

sell this place, 'cause I

actually really like it here.

(thunder claps)

I think I like it out

here even more now.

Me too.

(moody electronic music)

(ominous atmospheric music)

(dramatic chord)

(thunder claps)

(dark atmospheric music)

(steel scrapes)

(music swells)

(gun fires)

What was that?

I don't know.

(gun fires)

(glass smashes)

(gun fires)

(glass smashes)

Dude.

What're you doing?

Sucking your mom's cock,

what does it look like?

(blows)

[Mike] He's up early after

that beating he took last night

- isn't he?

- (chuckles) He had it coming.

You know where my sister's at?

Went off to scatter the

last of your dad's ashes.

(gun fires)

(glass smashes)

Summer camp wasn't

a total waste of time.

So come on, guys,

what're we doing today?

I've gotta go see one

of my dad's old friends.

I'm gonna go get changed,

I'll see you guys later.

Your turn, Harry.

I'm Dirty Harry, bruv.

(moody tribal music)

Goodbye, Dad.

(sniffs)

(dark atmospheric music)

(knocks)

Well, shoot me down

with a 30 ought six.

If it ain't Jack's son.

Seems like this whole

forest has went insane

since your dad's accident.

[Mike] I was told it

was you who found him.

Yeah.

Do you think he

suffered much out there?

From what I can tell,

it must have been quick

from when he hit his

head on the rocks.

Your dad was a good man.

Your sister come out with ya?

Yeah, she's just out

spreading the last of his ashes.

The last time I was here, I

overheard you talking about

some deaths, you and

Dad seemed worried.

Yeah, they reopened the

Jimmy murders temporarily.

[Mike] What do you mean?

Well, you know, your dad

and I, me knew Jimmy and Mary.

You knew Mary Monette?

[Dan] Yeah, yeah, we all

used to hang out together.

If it was such an old

case, why were you worried?

Isn't Jimmy Winter dead?

Jimmy had Indian blood

in him, like your dad.

He was obsessed with

legends and Indian culture.

You know how people

around here can be, Mike.

Your dad didn't

want a witch hunt.

A body showed up,

sticks in its eyes.

Turned out to be a biker

gang in the woods, trying to

bury their own murder and

pin it to the Jimmy murders.

I could use some more sugar

in my coffee, how about you?

[Mike] Did Dad really

believe in any of that stuff?

I don't know, you would

have had to have asked him.

[Mike] Do you?

Forests are a

mysterious place.

No one will ever know what's

buried beneath all of it.

Hey.

Hey, where were you?

Nowhere.

You don't regret

last night, do you?

No, how could I

regret last night?

You know, you never

told me that story

you were having trouble

writing in English class.

That's 'cause it's not as

good as the stories out here.

Tell me about it,

I wanna hear it.

Okay, so there are

these two teenagers,

living in an apocalyptic world.

And the girl, she becomes

mutated by radiation.

So, slowly she becomes

more and more lost,

but no matter how much she

turns to an undead monster,

the boy still loves her.

What's it called?

I don't have a

name for it yet.

I think you're so beautiful.

No matter how much of

an undead, diseased,

mutilated monster you become,

I could never stop loving you.

Well that's the most

romantic thing I've ever heard.

(distant scream)

(suspenseful atmospheric music)

I found something.

What's going on?

I found something

freaky in the woods.

Where have you two been?

Just enjoying the view

from the deer stand.

Heather, what is it?

[Heather] Follow me.

(Dan sighs)

I'll be seeing you, Jack

and Mary, in hell real soon.

(ominous tones swell)

(Dan breathes heavily)

(knocks)

[Hale] Dan, I need to

talk with you, open up!

(sighs) F***.

(dark orchestral music)

Look.

These are just like the

ones we found at the cabin.

This is such a weird place

to have dream catchers.

(ominous music)

(flies buzz)

That's so freaky.

Guys, I really don't

like it out here.

Why would anybody do

something like this?

[Heather] Guys, it's just

some poachers messing around.

Maybe Mary Monette

finally came back.

I really think we should

get back to the cabin.

We've been out

here way too long.

[Lloyd] Why?

It's like the most interesting

thing we've seen all weekend.

[Heather] Come on.

Jesus Christ, Hale,

you look like sh*t.

I had a really rough

night last night.

I just had Jack's boy

around here asking questions.

What did you tell him?

Did you tell him

about that night?

No, of course not!

We was just kids, Hale.

How were we to ever know we'd

really awaken that thing?

But this isn't

like the last time.

This time that thing's back.

That you'd bury one of

your best friends alive

in the woods that night.

Jesus Christ, she

was your friend, too!

And you saw her for yourself.

Whatever she was, she

was no longer alive.

None of 'em were.

Can you still here her, Dan?

When you poured the

mud down that hole,

into her open mouth.

Where did you get that blood

on your hand there, Hale?

A glass cleaning up the bar.

Cut myself real bad.

(suspenseful music)

(Hale laughs)

Don't bother, Dan.

Did you really think

you could stop me?

I've seen the dream catchers

you've put around here.

You don't know

how, but it is me.

How?

How are you back?

The same way I

always come back.

White settlers like you always

find a way to awaken me.

(Dan screams)

(blood splatters)

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