Bloodlines Page #2

Synopsis: In the sticks of Kentucky, a demented family of inbreds begin the process of cleaning up their blood line. Their twisted family is led by Billy Bob Hackford, who in his madness abducts unsuspecting young women. As a sadistic sport, the clan forces the girls to fight, gladiator style to the death, to determine the strongest. Billy Bob then rapes the victor in hopes of a pregnancy and expanding the Hackford family. The Hackford's plan changes when they abduct Amber Strickland, a southern tom boy whose family ties run as deep as her abductors. She's not a victim or prey, but a huntress raised in the backwoods of Alabama. Her brothers, Bear and Brody track her down and a feud of country folks erupt into a massacre, with only the strongest to survive.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Stephen Durham, Henry Kingi Jr. (co-director)
Production: ThinkFilm Inc.
 
IMDB:
3.9
Year:
2007
92 min
107 Views


They in the middle

of a 1000 acres of woods.

Ain't even a road leading down there.

- You like pain, old timer?

- No! No!

- No more pain.

- Bear!

Ow! Ow! Ow!

Down the road! Down the road!

Follow the road to the right.

Ow! That's all I know.

They just bring stuff for me to sell.

All right then.

You done messed

with some bad folks!

You don't know bad.

Jenny!

Well, ain't you the smart one?

You see, I like mine kinda dumb.

Leave her alone!

Oh, I'm sorry.

I forgot all about you.

Now...

I'm just curious, which one of y'all

had the balls

to plan this little escape?

It was me.

She had nothing to do with it.

Just leave her out ofit, all right?

It was me.

Cut her down.

Get overthere.

Now, as foryou...

She a tough little heifer, ain't she?

Shawna:

You smelljust about right.

You know...

Most girls would puke

at the smell of swimming

through piss and sh*t

and you just get

right through it, don't you?

You're so special.

So special.

Squirm, you can cut her down.

Keep hertied up.

Let the games begin.

Amber:

Hey!

No!

Hey, leave her alone!

Come on, I'll kill you. Come on.

Don't ever come at me,

you freak boy.

You better learn to behave

and play nice...

Billy Bob:

Candy! Down!

Why do you get to

have all the fun?

And what the f*** are you

doin' on the floor?

I don't give a sh*t.

I asked you to do one simple thing

and you're in the wrong goddamn room.

It's the other girls.

You're a little feisty

slut puppy, ain't ya?

I like that.

Yeah. Y'all my cream

ofthe crop.

Sh*t.

Listen, you'd rather rape

a rattlesnake than to f*** up my plan.

This sh*t's gonna bust up

ourfamily, not make it better.

All because pa brainwashed...

Do as you're told.

All right, y'all,

the freak show's over.

Get the f*** out.

You're a crazy b*tch.

Untie me.

What do you think is

gonna happen?

I don't wanna find out.

Untie her.

I think she's better offthat way.

No one deserves this.

We're in this together.

And she's still one of us. So...

Come on, go untie her.

Listen.

These folks got Baby Girl.

All that matters is ourfamily.

Life or death.

This is for keeps.

Let's go get her.

Men:

Billy Bob:

Shut up!

Shut up!

Now this here's the rules.

There ain't none.

Y'all fight till the death.

Entertain me.

- Ah!

- Oh!

Now, this here's the situation.

Now, one of y'all is gonna kill each other

or I'm-a kill you both right now.

Y'all stop wasting my f***ing time.

Now, who wants to live?

We got ourselves a winner.

We still got more fights.

Take the live one to my room.

It's breedin' time.

Hold still.

Let's keep movin'.

What's happening?

Please help me.

Oh, I'll help ya.

What are you doing?

Nine months from now.

Afteryou deliver my child,

I'm gonna cut yourthroat.

Is that help enough?

Now I'm gonna be

the first one he tastes.

Howdy.

Woman:

What's that?

Just coveryour ears, don't listen.

Come here, just coveryour ears.

Yeah.

That... that'll work.

Just pretend that you're back

at the shopping mall.

I should have left you gagged.

Oh, yeah?

Well, come and gag me then.

Hey! You a Hackford?

Bear!

Man:

Careful how you answer, boy.

Where's my Baby Girl?

How you holding up?

Amber...

I don't wanna die.

I don't.

You won't.

I won't let that happen.

Squirm:

What you staring at, you country c*nt?

A dead girl.

Or maybe just a f*** toy.

Play pretty.

Shawna:

Billy Bob:

Let them go.

Just one.

Whoo!

Ah!

Oh, yeah!

Whoo!

Finish her!

Bye, bye.

Go put that crazy b*tch

in her hole.

It's okay...

Jenny, get over here.

My name is Amber and this is Jenny.

What's your name?

Dawn.

Hey, Dawn...

I know you're in a lot of

pain right now, but...

Dawn, what happened?

Oh my God.

They made me kill a girl.

What?

He... he raped me.

He raped me!

You sick bastards!

Shh, calm down, calm down.

They're pl... they're playing

games with us.

They're gonna make you kill her.

And then he...

then takes you and he...

- It's all right,

It's all right, it's okay.

It's okay. It's all right.

Is that...?

You want another round

of ass blastin'?

What, you think you're the first piece of sh*t

that forced himself on me?

Honey, you need to take a number.

Watch your mouth.

- Her.

No! No, take me! Take me!

- Take me!

Listen, this is my goddamn house

and I'll do the pickin'.

But, since you wanna die

right now, come on.

Oh, baby.

I done just like

you taught me, pa.

You gonna have some

fine grand-young'uns.

Ah, I ain't that bad.

If you're lucky...

And you win.

No!

All right, b*tches.

Now, who wants to live?

Get back.

Please, don't make me do this.

Stop f***in' around and kill the b*tch!

Finish her!

No!

You freakin' son of a b*tch!

I'm gonna kill you!

You like to play games.

I can't wait to choke-f*** you

and watch your eyes roll back

in the back of your head.

And believe me, young thing,

this mule dick's gonna take

its toll on you.

No, you b*tch! I want her awake.

Take her and put herwith

the other girls.

When she wakes

I'll be waiting for her.

And bring out the other girls,

we've got one more fight.

Amber!

No! No!

Amber!

No! Amber!

Have fun, boys!

Don't make me come out there.

Get it on!

You pick some real winners there.

Fight!

You... make me...

Look really bad.

Now, do you wanna fight?

You don't wanna fight?

You know, I'm sorry.

Candy, why don't you come take

this little thing to my room.

Bye-bye.

Royce, Squirm!

I got a little present forya.

You got an hour before

it goes cold.

Not here! Take her

to the other room.

Everybody, get the f*** out.

All right, mule,

it's time for one more ride.

Oh- H...

Shawna:

Aw...

That's too bad,

I thought you were dead!

I missed you too.

Dawn? Where's Jenny?

Shawna:

Ah-h.

She's out getting f***ed.

You weak slut.

- You ain't goin' nowhere.

- I've got to get to Jenny.

But that b*tch is already dead.

Move!

My brotherwill kill me

if you get out again.

Yeah.

You see, he likes variety, huh?

Candy's so soft and warm.

And I'm cold and hard.

But... he loves us both.

Ah-ha-ha!

Ding, ding, ding.

That's right, blood's thicker

than water. B*tch...

I tried to be nice,

but you people aren't human.

It's on.

Oh, sh*t.

I'm going to get Jenny.

Do not move.

I'm coming back foryou.

No!

Why are you doing this?

Ah!

Shut your hole!

Get it off.

What?

Strip!

Ow... please.

Please, please, don't do this.

Shut up.

I'll run away, I swear.

- I'll never look back...

- Ugh!

Now...

You wanna keep talkin'?

Good.

Oh, f***!

Ah-h!

I'm gonna get you out ofthere.

- Shhh!

They're gonna hearyou.

- Shh, shh, shh.

Behind you!

Now I see why

my brotherfancies you.

Hmm, now I get my playtime.

Oh yeah? That was what

your sisterthought too.

I'm done playin'.

We just have to get Dawn,

and then we're gonna get out ofhere.

- Where is she?

- She's still in the other room.

No, don't hurt me!

Oh, Bear.

- Oh, Bear.

- Where's Dawn?

Bear, where's the girl that was

in this room?

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Stephen Durham

Stephen Durham (born 1947) is an American activist based in New York City, and the Freedom Socialist Party (FSP) nominee for President of the United States in the 2012 general election. The socialist feminist FSP, a Trotskyist party, is running a write-in campaign that also includes Christina López, a Chicana feminist, for vice-president.Durham was born in North Carolina and grew up in Southern California. He attended the University of California at Berkeley during the 1960s, where he took part in protests of the Vietnam War and joined actions to gain Third World Studies. He was an early member of the gay rights movement and attended the first national lesbian and gay gathering, the West Coast Gay Liberation Conference, which took place in 1969 in Berkeley.Durham joined the Freedom Socialist Party and, in 1976, founded the Los Angeles branch of the organization. In 1984, he relocated to New York City, where he has served as the party organizer for many years. Durham worked as a union waiter in California and New York City. He mobilized with his female, of color and immigrant co-workers, during the 1985 New York City Hotel Trades Council strike by 16,000 workers. In this he was aided by his fluency in Spanish and Portuguese, which he gained in high school and retained through frequent travels to Latin America and the Caribbean where he has connected with other feminists and socialists. Durham’s first electoral effort for the FSP was in 1998, running for New York State Assembly the 71st District, a predominantly Latino and African American community.Campaign materials for the FSP claim that the party is “taking the unconventional route of a write-in campaign because corporate funding of the two major parties and restrictive ballot access laws stack the deck against minor parties.”According to Durham, “The FSP ticket is a chance for people to vote not only against something, but for something. The campaign is thrilled to be giving people a way to send a strong protest message, find new kindred souls, and strengthen organizing efforts for a future all workers deserve.”In California in 2012, Durham ran for the presidential nomination of the Peace & Freedom Party, a left-wing electoral ballot coalition. After a struggle against the Secretary of State's unilateral refusal to add Durham and Peta Lindsay, candidate for the Party for Socialism and Liberation, to the ballot, Durham was added to the list of primary candidates. more…

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