Cabin 28 Page #2

Synopsis: Suspense and screams abound in this shocking true story based on the most infamous unsolved murder case in American history. On April 11th 1981, Sue Sharp and her family are enjoying their stay at Cabin 28 in the peaceful holiday resort of Keddie. But a day of fun at the remote getaway turns into a heart stopping nightmare as nightfall brings masked strangers to the Cabin. A brutal battle for survival leaves several members of the family dead and one missing. An extensive Police investigation follows but no one is convicted of the crime. Now, over thirty years later, Cabin 28 finally gives up its deadly secret.
 
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2017
83 min
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Now, now listen, his name's Dee.

Just tell him where we are

and that, that I need a lift.

Fine.

What's the number?

You got a pen?

Uh...

Hang on a sec.

Hello?

Yeah?

- Got it.

- Good.

The number's 555...

02...

65...

01...

- You got that?

- Yeah.

Now, now you just call Dee

and tell him I'll meet him

at the Backdoor Bar in town.

All right.

What's your name?

Did you hear me?

Yeah, I hear you real good.

So what's your name?

Well, my name's Marco.

All right.

I saw a flying saucer.

Saucer?

You mean the kind from up there?

Yeah,

or its counterpart.

It was shaped like a huge cigar.

Your guess

is as good as mine, Larry.

But one thing's sure,

Inspector Clay's dead.

Murdered...

And somebody's responsible!

What do you

think will be the next obstacle

the Earth people

will put in our way?

Well, as long as they

can think, we'll have our problems.

But those whom we're

using cannot think.

They are the dead,

brought to a simulated

life by our electrode guns.

You know, it's an interesting thing

when you consider, the

Earth people who can think

are so frightened by those

who cannot, the dead.

Well, our ship should be

regenerated, we better get started.

Oh, forget about the

flying saucers. They're up there.

But there's something

in that cemetery...

I called your friend.

He says he'll meet you at the bar in town.

Okay, good, thank you.

Listen, it's quite a

walk to town from here.

The landlord's place is

about a ten minute walk away.

Maybe he'll give you a ride to the bar.

Okay, well, we'll try that.

Wait a second.

We?

I... I meant me.

Uh, okay.

Good night.

Yeah.

Good night.

What's all that racket about?

There was some

really creepy guy at the door.

Well, what guy?

Some hitchhiker.

I didn't let him in,

I just talked to him through the door.

He kept asking if he could use the phone.

I know it doesn't sound that bad,

but it was really, really creepy, I swear.

I think he'd been hanging

around outside the house.

Wait here.

Where are you going?

Whoever's out there,

you better get the hell off my property!

Mmm, just as I thought!

There's no one there now.

There was someone here, I swear.

You believe me, don't you?

Oh, sure I do.

It was really creepy.

I don't think I can go to bed yet.

Well, how about I make

us some hot chocolate?

That would be nice.

That guy could've gone to

one of the other cabins.

I wonder why he came here.

Who knows?

People are strange around this town.

They all have agendas.

Lots of secrets in Keddie!

Kind of like this family.

What do you mean?

When were you gonna tell me

about Sheila and the baby?

Is this the right time

for this kind of conversation?

I deserve to know!

I'm not a little kid anymore.

You're right, okay, um...

Sheila did fall pregnant

and that's why she moved away for a while.

- I asked her not to tell you about it.

- Why?

Well, I didn't wanna encourage you

down the same path, down my path!

Gee, thanks!

No, that's not what I meant.

I don't regret having you kids.

But...

I just, I don't want

you to grow up too fast.

Look, we'll talk more about this tomorrow.

I'm going to bed.

You coming up?

Yeah, after I finish this.

You feeling better now, honey?

Still a bit creeped out, but I'll be fine.

You know, it's an

interesting thing when you consider...

What

do you make of that?

Modern women, yeah,

they've been that way

all down through the ages,

especially in a spot like this.

You know,

I'll bet my badge right now,

we haven't seen the

last of those weirdies!

Send the big one

for the girl and the policeman.

I'll turn on the dictorobitary

so we may converse with them.

Would

you like to see?

Next time you try

that, I won't aim at the board.

You're

a headstrong young man!

What if we do develop this solaronite bomb?

We'd be even

a stronger nation than now!

Who is it?

You never called him, did you?

What?

You never called my friend!

What are you doing back here?

Shouldn't you be waiting at the bar?

Answer the question!

You didn't call him, did you?

I did!

- You're lying!

- I'm not!

Do you know how I know you're lying?

How?

Because I cut your

phone line an hour ago.

Mom!

Mom!

What is it, what's wrong?

Mom, that guy came back!

Oh, right, I...

No, Mom, don't, he said he cut the phone!

- What?

- He was telling the truth!

What the hell is that?

It came from the window,

someone's out there!

Look, it's probably just some

drunken hobo playing a sick joke!

Oh, my God!

Don't worry, stay calm!

Mom, Mom, we're not alone.

Mom, Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Come on!

Who's there?

It's okay, boys, Mommy's here!

I'm gonna get help.

Stay beneath that bed!

Do not come out under

any circumstances, okay?

- Take this.

- What for?

I'm going to the landlord's cottage

- to call the police...

- No, Mom, don't leave us!

I'll be back straightaway.

Mom, I don't think I can...

Tina, you are strong!

All right.

Just keep the boys calm.

I'll be back before you know it.

All right.

Mom! Mom!

Mom!

Mom!

Run!

Run, run!

Hey!

Come on, you piece of sh*t!

Come on!

Tina!

Barricade the door!

Tina, it's me, open the door!

- Mom?

- Yeah, it's me, come on!

- I'm trying!

- Come on!

I'm trying!

Come on!

I'm trying!

- Come on!

- I'm trying!

Tina, it's me, open the door!

- Mom!

- Yeah, come on, open the door!

Come on, man!

You good?

I'm great.

God, then I'm not!

Yeah.

Hey, will you come on?

I'm coming, my cigarette won't light!

Shh!

It's 'cause you got it

on the wrong way, fool!

Oh, yeah.

Hey, you think we're safe from your mom?

Well, yeah, all the lights are out.

Come on!

If she tells, if she tells my parents

that we got drunk, I'm dead meat!

Hey, will you relax?

Look, we hit my room, we're home free.

Okay.

Hey, Dana, hey, you still with me?

Yep, I'm 100%, dude!

Hey, yeah, those extra beers

weren't the smartest idea!

Hey, who needs logic

when you got fake IDs?

Shh, shut up!

Next one!

Yes, now you

gotta be quiet, okay, man?

Yeah, jeez!

- Shh, right, come on!

- Okay!

Ah, God!

You all right there, buddy?

Yeah, I'm good.

You're doing this

really impractically...

Shh, quiet!

Sorry.

Okay, come on!

Okay, just...

You in?

- Yeah.

- Good.

Whoa!

And how'd you swing a joint

like this all to yourself?

I thought you'd have to share a room

with your brothers or something.

Whoa, whoa.

Well, you know, I went with the

emotional blackmail angle on my mom.

Had to be done.

Growing boy needs room to grow.

Yeah, room to whack off, more like.

Shh!

Look at this, ow!

Hey, you, uh, you want a drink?

Yeah, you bet, why not?

Here.

Thanks, man!

Hey, you're, like, set

for life down here, man!

Yeah, almost, just need a TV set.

Yeah. All I want is a car, you know?

Any car.

Yeah.

No more hitchin', go to the drive-in.

Pick up a couple of girls, maybe.

You, pickin' up girls, really?

- Uh, yeah!

- Well, how old are they, 80?

Hey, man, I'm not picky at my age, you know?

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