Cats Kill Page #3
- Year:
- 2017
- 73 min
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call him,
if that's what
you're getting at.
You know I love to share.
- [Alana] Liz.
- Come on, remember
sophomore year?
I'm sure he would not mind.
- That was a long time ago.
- And New Years.
- Shut up, that's not fair.
Totally different story.
- Okay, okay, you're
tired, I get it.
Maybe tomorrow.
- Thanks for the offer, pervert.
No means no.
- Suit yourself.
- [Ron] What are you
guys talking about?
- Nothing.
Going to go to bed.
- Ron, I was wondering if you
could help me with something.
- Sure, what do you need?
- I would love to
take a hot shower.
- Okay, how can
I help with that?
- I don't think that the
water's working right.
with that gas pump.
I was wondering if
the pipes or whatever.
- Fourth generation plumber
here, at your service.
I gotta say though,
I'm kinda shocked Alana hasn't
gotten around to it yet.
showers, and she didn't notice.
I like really,
really hot showers.
- Most girls do.
I'll go and check it out.
- Thanks so much, Ron,
I'll be right there.
- Good night, Ron.
- [Ron] Good night, Alana.
- Last chance.
- Good night, Liz.
- [Liz] Hey there.
(moaning)
(high pitched tones)
(moaning continues)
- [Rikki] What are you doing?
- F***, Rikki, I'm just reading.
- Is that what you call it?
- What'd you see?
- Nothing.
Don't sweat it, sicko.
I'm sure we're putting
on quite the show.
- [Alana] Putting on
my headphones now.
(electronic dance music)
(fire crackling)
(crows cawing)
- [Liz] Good morning.
Keep going.
(screaming)
- Stephen?
Stephen, Stephen, Stephen.
Oh my God.
- [Alana] Liz, run!
- He's dead.
Jesus Christ, he's dead.
- Rikki, you have to calm down.
- He's not okay.
He's dead.
- [Liz] Holy sh*t.
- Tell us what happened.
- What happened?
He's dead.
- Rikki, you need to calm down
and tell us what happened.
- [Rikki] Look at him.
- He's breathing.
- [Liz] God, see, Rik?
You didn't kill anybody.
- He was just passed out?
- He's breathing.
He's not dead.
- [Alana] He doesn't look good.
- How much did he have?
- No, we have to
call an ambulance.
- [Rikki] No way, I'm
not going to jail.
- [Liz] No, I agree with Alana.
He needs to go to the hospital.
- [Rikki] They'll lock me up.
- No one's gonna lock you up.
- Up here, are you kidding me?
- They can't lock you up,
you didn't do anything.
- Shut up, okay?
Everyone just shut
up for a second.
Nobody's going to prison.
Nobody's gonna do anything.
I'll handle it.
- Ron, we need to
call the police.
- No, no, we don't.
- You're not actually
agreeing with her.
- Look, Steve's my friend.
Whatever happened to him,
getting the police here's
not gonna help anybody.
- What are you talking about?
He needs a doctor.
- He just needs to sleep it off.
- [Liz] His eyes are open.
It happens all the time.
- Are you crazy?
I'm calling 911.
- No.
- What the f*** are you doing?
- Listen, I'm trying
to help, okay?
Your friend's right.
If you call the police,
I can guarantee you won't
be leaving here tomorrow.
Between the cocaine and
whatever else you guys were
doing up here, there'll
Look, you don't know how
bored the cops are up here.
Finding a scene like this
and they'd love to make
an example out of a couple
- [Rikki] See, I told you.
- We didn't do anything.
- That's right, you
didn't do anything, okay?
Stephen will be fine, trust me.
He'll wake up with a
five alarm headache,
and he'll laugh,
and we'll laugh.
And then you can
all go back home.
- [Liz] I don't like this.
- It's either that
or the county jail.
Trust me, I've had enough
experience there myself.
- Then we need to get
out of here like now.
- Yeah, let's go.
- You can't go anywhere.
- What?
- Excuse me?
- You need to return the keys
and sh*t tomorrow, right?
You can't just
abandon this place.
- Not if we call Jim and tell
him we'll be leaving today.
Liz, can you call?
- [Rikki] You think
explaining this to Jim
will be any easier?
- We don't have
any other options.
- I'm calling Jim.
- And tell him what?
That we partied too hard and
we have to leave immediately?
Oh and by the way, don't mind
the comatose yokel over there.
I'll come to in a minute.
Don't be ridiculous.
- [Ron] I'm telling you--
- I won't call Jim.
- Don't call anyone, okay?
I'll go get Steve's brother Ben.
He'll know what to do.
- You're gonna leave
us here with him?
- Ben lives right
down the road, okay?
I'll be right back with him.
He'll take Stephen home,
and then you can call Jim,
and then you can
run back to the city
or whatever you want to do.
- [Rikki] Why can't you
just bring him with you?
- You don't know Steve's mom.
I'm more afraid of
her than the police,
and you guys should be too.
Somebody help me move him.
- Not it.
- Not it.
- You guys just
start cleaning up.
We're out of here tonight.
- [Ron] Listen, I know this
is out of your comfort zone,
but trust me, it's
the right move.
- [Alana] Save it, I just
want to get out of here
as quickly as possible.
- [Ron] Sure.
- And this, what
way beyond out of
my comfort zone.
- I'm sorry.
- Do you think they'd
Your dumb ass friend would
be on his way to the hospital
and not in the hands of
a high school dropout
and an accountant.
- I'm sorry, you're
an accountant?
- Cute.
- I'll be right back.
Don't do anything crazy.
- What if he wakes up?
- He's not waking
up any time soon.
- I don't know.
Get him a glass of water maybe.
You know the drill.
- [Liz] What do we tell him?
- Just say Ben's on his way.
- [Alana] Thanks.
- No problem.
- What's the matter?
- Stephen's unconscious.
- Oh my God.
- He must've taken
the girls' drinks
or something last night.
I knew those girls
wouldn't drink that sh*t.
- Okay, that's not a problem.
We can just--
- Cat, they're freaking out.
Trying to leave town.
Talking about calling the cops.
I got them to stay put,
but I don't know how long.
- Ron, it's fine.
You will go back, and I
We will get them one by one,
just like we talked about.
- No, they're expecting
me to come back with Ben.
- [Cat] Who?
- Stephen's brother, I had
to tell them something.
They were gonna call the cops.
- You go now.
I will follow.
- Cat, I don't wanna
do this anymore.
- Babe, you're overthinking it.
- It just got too
messed up too quick.
We can go back.
We can get Stephen out.
It's like nothing even happened.
And besides, those girls,
they don't even deserve it.
Look, they didn't do anything.
They're not that bad.
(unwrapping cigarettes)
What?
- Nothing.
You're just abandoning your
own brainchild, that's all.
- This wasn't my...
- Ron, you poor baby.
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