Boogeyman 3 Page #3

Well, I'll call his mobile.

Did he say anything?

Tell you what happened?

No, he tried to talk but he couldn't.

And then somebody grabbed me...

Wait. Who grabbed you?

Lukas...

...it's Jeremy. Look, man, give me

a ring when you get this, yeah?

- Voice mail.

- Sarah, who grabbed you?

It was the same person

I saw in Audrey's room last night.

You mean...

...the Boogeyman?

I know how it sounds. I do. But...

Sarah.

It sounds like you had

a horrible f***ing nightmare.

I've had dreams like that before.

I mean, they're so real, they're freaky.

This was different.

Sarah,

you're probably just exhausted...

...and everything will seem clearer

to you in the morning.

Yeah, I don't know. Maybe.

Sarah, wait.

- Hey.

- Hey.

Yeah, I'm gonna stay

with her tonight.

Yeah, good idea.

- Let me know if you hear from Lukas.

- Yeah.

Okay.

Bye.

I can only come up

with one logical explanation.

- It's happening again.

- What do you mean?

Me seeing things that aren't there.

You know...

...maybe it wouldn't be

such a bad thing...

...if you went home for the holidays.

This has nothing to do

with where I spend the holidays.

Okay, look.

Yeah, it's been

a f***ing rough 24 hours...

...but that's all this means.

Two days from now,

you're gonna be away...

...from everything

that's happened here.

Relaxing.

I know.

Don't worry about this.

You're fine.

I know you are.

F***.

Jeremy.

Hello?

Is someone there?

Lukas? Is that you?

Hey, where are you going, man?

Lukas?

Lukas?

What the f***?

Lukas, mate.

Sh*t.

What the f***?

What the f***?

Oh, my God.

Help!

Help!

That's the worst sound in the world.

Lindsay, where's your cell phone?

Hey, Jeremy never called.

Do you think that means

he didn't hear from Lukas?

Or it was late when he did.

Jeremy? Lukas?

Hey, it's me. Leave a word, mate.

Well, everyone deals with stress

in different ways.

Some people completely lose interest

in sex, while others...

Not my boyfriend.

He says sex is the only way

he can relieve stress.

If it's affecting your studies...

...you need to tell him

there are other ways...

What if he doesn't understand?

Sarah,

what do you think I should do?

Hello?

Hello?

Just be open and honest

with your boyfriend.

And if he disregards

your concerns...

...then there's a much larger problem

with your relationship.

That's what I was afraid of.

Okay, well, thanks for the advice.

That's what we're here for,

right, Sarah?

That's right.

Finals week is stressful so we're doing

extra shows this week to help you out.

Great. Thank you for listening.

We'll be right back.

Sorry.

It's okay. It's all right.

- Wanna take a breather?

- Yeah.

Come on. Let's take a break.

- Yeah.

- They're around somewhere.

Yeah, I know.

But, Linds,

will you just check in on them?

Make sure they're okay.

I'm just getting worried.

- Yeah, of course I will.

- Thanks.

I gotta go. I'll call you back.

I'm sorry.

I know I've been distracted.

A couple of my friends are missing

and I've...

I've been seeing things again.

What kind of things?

The night Audrey died was

the first time I saw the Boogeyman.

- Sarah...

- I know what you're gonna say.

This is not about the Boogeyman.

Audrey dying the same way

my mom died, I know.

This is about your guilt.

It's always been about the guilt.

You blame yourself for not preventing

your mother's suicide.

You think I blame myself

for Audrey too?

A lot of those guilty feelings

came bubbling back up to the surface.

What do you think?

I wish I'd taken Audrey

more seriously.

By believing in the Boogeyman?

Validating her fear

by making it your own?

Sarah, you're not afraid

of the Boogeyman.

You're afraid of the guilt.

Of what it's capable of.

Guilt that you've never

completely come to terms with.

So I'm going cray

because I'm afraid of going cray?

- That's what you're saying?

- You're not cray.

Either I'm cray

or the Boogeyman is real.

And right now,

I don't know which one is worse.

They're the same fear.

Sarah, once you face it...

...you'll find that neither of those

things will bother you anymore.

This is ridiculous.

Oh, my God.

I don't believe in you.

You don't exist.

I don't believe in you.

You don't exist.

I don't believe in you.

You don't exist.

I don't believe in you.

You don't f***ing exist.

Great.

You really are going cray.

Oh, my God.

Jeremy?

Help me. Help me, please.

- Help me.

- Tell me what to do.

Get me out.

I'm gonna go

and I'm gonna find some help.

I'm gonna get you out,

you hear me?

No, don't leave me.

No.

Sarah. Sarah. Are you okay?

Hey. Come here.

Come here. Come here, Sarah.

Are you okay? Come here.

My God, what happened?

How did...? How did I get...?

You were under your bed.

I heard you screaming.

Oh, Jesus, Sarah, you're bleeding.

- That's not my blood.

- What? Whose blood is it?

- That's Jeremy's blood.

- Jeremy? How did...?

That's where he grabbed me.

That means he's real.

David...

...that means

the Boogeyman is real.

No, no, come here.

Come here.

- What's up, man?

- Hey.

See, Sarah?

There's no blood.

It didn't actually happen.

No dead bodies.

But I saw them.

I recognied their faces.

They're the people

who live in this dorm.

Yeah, it was the Boogeyman.

I heard it on the radio.

That's why she killed herself.

Do you know what else is weird?

I heard that Jeremy and Lukas

are missing.

- Did you hear what they said?

- Yeah.

Listen, everyone on campus

listens to your radio show.

People are bound to start talking.

It doesn't mean a...

Are you okay?

It looked like someone

was up there watching me.

- I don't see anything.

- There was something up there.

- See? They're starting to believe.

- You don't know...

Which is what happened

to the patients at the Hillridge Clinic.

- They started to believe...

- What happened at Hillridge...

...won't happen here because

everyone is leaving tomorrow.

The dorms close tomorrow

at noon, right?

Oh, my God, the suitcases

all over the hallway.

It's gonna happen tomorrow

when everyone's leaving.

Sarah.

I think...

...maybe you should just spend

winter break with your dad.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

He called earlier and he said

he hadn't talked to you in months.

Why'd you lie to me?

I'm sorry. I was gonna tell him.

I just...

You don't want me

to come home with you?

I just don't want you to use me

as an excuse.

I mean, you haven't been home...

...since your mom died.

Maybe it'd be good for you.

Good for me?

What does that mean?

It's disgusting.

Ben, what's up?

All right, let's go.

I'm just saying it's okay

if you're not completely over it...

...just as long as you're still trying

to deal with it.

Is that a blueprint

of the women's restroom?

It's true?

You're gonna put a webcam...

...in the women's restroom

for your fraternity?

That is so sketchy.

Yeah, well, if I don't,

I stay a pledge next semester.

Have you any idea

what I've been through?

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