Blood Creek Page #2

It wouldn't be right

if I didn't tell you that.

It's your call.

Let's go.

I haven't been here

since I came back

with the sheriff in Paw Paw.

This where you ended up?

That night, you see anything?

I didn't know if you were

ahead of me or behind me.

I did call it out.

Doesn't matter.

No. I want you to know I tried.

We got an hour or two

on foot up Creek Valley.

We searched every inch of ground

within 10 miles of here.

Well, you missed me.

Okay. Keep it quiet. There's a dog.

The father is leaving.

He's not going to be back until after dark.

Are you ready to do this?

You didn't say anything

about a family.

You want to worry about a family,

worry about ours.

You got to give me some kind of reason.

I'm the reason.

You okay?

All right, I'm going in.

The minute they see me,

all hell's gonna break loose.

I want you to cover the back porch.

Okay? You got it?

All right. Come on.

Where is he?

Evan, shoot!

- Vic!

- In here.

Watch her.

There's a girl upstairs.

Liese, run!

Run, Liese!

Liese, run!

It's okay. Don't be scared.

Just hide.

I'll go calm him down.

Where is he?

F***! Vic, put the gun down!

Where is he?

Out front!

Run, Liese! Run!

Do it!

Get her inside.

Where is he?

- Karl!

- Don't look.

If you're going to kill him, then kill him.

Try to be quiet now.

Go to hell.

Why did you come here?

We're all going to pay for this now.

You saw everything,

and you did nothing.

Don't you touch her.

Shut her up!

Every time you stood at this sink

and looked out

at that black container,

you knew, and you did nothing!

- Nothing!

- I don't understand.

Why would these people

keep you here?

Dinner time, Liese.

He'll wonder why no one comes.

Where is he?

Jesus! Vic! Stop it!

This is my family.

My brother.

You have no idea

what you've started.

Tonight we'll see him weeping, too.

Tie them up.

What's in the container?

Just tie them up!

Stop ordering me around

and tell me what the hell is going on!

These people took

two years of my life.

My life.

You want to get sympathetic, Evan?

Don't shoot someone in the stomach.

It hurts like hell,

and it takes too long to die.

Go tie them up.

What is in that black container?

Look, I'm not here to hurt you.

I'll figure this out.

This is his doing.

Time doesn't touch us.

You're lying.

I've been 17 longer

than you've been alive.

What's in that container?

What you got today, Mr. Wollner?

Five crates.

Yeah, we can do that.

Cash or trade?

Trade.

I don't know how you keep it running,

but she sure is pretty.

What's she, about 1929?

Evan! Evan!

You got no reason to look in there.

I thought you were the reason.

Don't.

It's okay. I'm not with them.

I'm getting you out of here.

It's okay.

My name is Evan Marsh.

I'm a paramedic.

Look, man, they...

they jumped me in the woods

about a week ago.

I think I saw your wife and kids

look for you in the woods.

It's okay. I got you now.

Just do it.

Look, I can't do it with my hands.

- Be right back.

- No!

Hurry.

Hurry.

Take him down the river to Paw Paw.

Call an ambulance from there.

We can take him with us

when we're done.

- We're going now.

- We ain't finished yet!

We ain't gonna leave him

strung up in there.

We could do this.

Set up an ambush...

You inside, me in the yard.

He doesn't need to be

involved in that.

That man's got family somewhere.

All those times you asked me

what I did in the war...

what it was like...

Don't throw that goddamn war at me.

I said I was gonna enlist.

You signed up behind my back.

And I had to stay here

and take care of Dad every day

and have him tell me

how you're his f***ing hero.

I signed up because I thought

I could make it back alive!

And I couldn't?

You here are killing

old women and girls.

Oh, yeah, big f***ing war hero.

You ever stop to think

how this could have been you?

That's all I ever think about!

That's why I'm here!

Now we're gonna cut

that poor bastard loose,

take him in the house

out of the way,

and take care of this!

Then take you back to your boys.

Don't forget about your boys, Vic.

Someone's coming!

Hurry. We got to hurry.

- He's coming.

- Just try to hold steady.

Put him inside.

Get up!

Where the hell is he?

Where is he?

Where is he?

What have you done to my son?

Where's the rest of my family?

Where the hell is he?

You don't know what you've done.

You must go!

Go now, while there's still time!

Your bullets won't hurt him!

Run!

He can't come into the house!

He's barred!

He's out!

Where the hell is it?

He can't come in!

I'm going to keep him tied...

He can't come into the house.

He's barred.

What do you mean, barred?

He can't come in.

The painting on the doors

and the windows keep him out.

What is that out there?

Wirth... Richard Wirth.

The door! Get the door!

What the hell are you doing?

The window.

He can come in through the window.

Come on.

This rune is the only reason

he has not killed us all!

Come on!

- You got it?

- Yeah.

F***!

He can be controlled.

Somewhat.

We know some things.

Maybe enough.

The Nazis sent him.

It was 1936.

We thought Wirth was a scholar,

but he was here

to practice the occult.

Rune stones.

Blood rituals.

We didn't know.

And then the war started,

and they couldn't retrieve him.

So we imprisoned him.

Liese did.

She put runes around the yard.

The symbols on the fences

keep him on the farm

and out of the house.

She was only 12 at the time.

Five years passed.

But by then,

we were his prisoners.

Just tell me how to kill him.

Take your brother and leave now.

If you can make it outside

the fences, you can get out.

We'll take you with us.

No. We have to stay.

We let him into our lives.

We can't leave here.

Evan!

No.

Where's my father? Where's Karl?

They're dead.

They're lucky.

They're free now.

She's having trouble breathing.

Does she take any medicine

for her heart?

- Do you have any aspirin?

- No.

- What the f*** are you doing?

- I gotta get my bag.

- That woman needs help now.

- These people can't be trusted.

Run!

Here, chew these. It'll help.

He's killed the generator.

Guns.

- How do I kill him?

- Victor, enough.

- I'm trying to save our lives.

- So am I.

Either way, we all die.

You're not the only one who's suffered.

He started with me.

I was 12 when he came to our farm.

That's when he first fed on me.

When my brother saw

what he'd done to me,

he tried to kill Wirth,

but it was too late.

He was already too strong.

All he could do was take my place.

He gave his own blood for a while.

Wirth, he almost killed us,

but he needed our help,

so he froze us in time like this.

I think it was the fifth year.

A vagrant who came here

looking for work.

We'd put him up in the trailer.

First victim?

We were also victims.

Over the years, I've stolen

many of his books and journals.

Everything I've learned,

I've learned from these.

At first, my father thought

it was a harmless superstition.

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