Chilling Visions: 5 Senses of Fear Page #2

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Dr. Tom,

Amy Kellerher's here for her 11:30.

Amy.

Dr. Tom... hello?

- Hello.

- Yeah.

Yes, sorry, uh, send her

to exam room three.

Okay, let's see what

we can see, shall we?

Oh, my.

Little bump

on your cheek there.

Mind if I ask what happened?

Just clumsy.

Aren't we all.

But you know,

with eyes like yours

you need to be extra careful

with injuries like that.

Your glaucoma

isn't getting any worse,

but your keratoconjunctivitis

is aggravated.

Well, I have

my mother's bad eyes.

Oh, I think your eyes are fine,

just fine.

Besides, if you didn't have

a few ocular issues,

I wouldn't get to see you

so much.

So, when am I gonna meet

this new boyfriend of yours?

Uh, Tucker, isn't it?

Uh, Travis.

Ah, Travis, right.

He's still having trouble

with, uh, reading close up?

Yeah, you know,

but he won't admit it.

He's got this germ thing.

And he thinks he's gonna catch

something from the eye machine.

You know, Amy...

I think I better check

that farsightedness again.

Leave a message.

Hi there, Amy.

Listen, I was just thinking

about Travis' vision problem

and I completely forgot

to mention

that we have a first visit special

going right now.

Guess what?

It's free.

Yep, free.

So, just call up and we'll make

an appointment for him.

I think the patient lacks insight.

If only he could see

the error of his ways.

Hmm, several doses

of medicine very like his own

should do the trick.

Well, you got

a little early onset myopia.

Means the, uh,

nearsightedness we all get with age

is coming on a little early with you.

No worries, we'll get you fixed up

with some bifocals.

Bifocals?

Relax, you only have

to wear them when you want to.

Now let's get you checked

for glaucoma.

Over here.

Now, this is the one

that blows in the eye.

Don't worry.

Big, tough guy like you

can surely handle it.

Now, there's gonna be

a little puff.

But first, tell me, though, Travis,

do you love her?

What?

What the hell business

is it of your...

Travis?

Travis.

Travis!

Please, stop!

I'll be good, I'll...

I'll be a good boy, I promise!

You're a dirty piece of crap!

You won't hurt me again!

Never, never again!

What the hell is happening?

What's happening?

If he's gonna be with you,

he shouldn't hurt you like that.

He just needed

to be scared straight.

But enough of him.

This is our time.

What the hell did you do to me?

I said, what the hell did

you do to me?

Nope, no.

"Amy Kellerher...

Reflections and mirrors."

- I can explain.

- No, no, never mind.

I don't know how exactly, but...

I think I got a pretty good idea

what you done to me.

No, don't...

Wh... what's that for?

Well, it ain't goin' in your ass

cheeks, that's for sure.

Please, please don't,

I'm sorry.

- I... I shouldn't have...

- Shouldn't have what?

Messed with other people's

business?

Peeping Tommed

where you don't belong?

I only wanted to see...

really see.

- See what?

- Everything.

You wanna know what I see, Doc?

Blood.

I know it's not

really there anymore, but...

I still see her blood.

You were supposed to stop.

You... you... you were supposed

to understand.

You think heapin' a pile

of murderous images and abuse

on my brain was gonna

make me think, "Oh, God...

Oh, God, what a bad man I am.

I repent."

You know, you may be

an okay eye doctor

and you're sure as hell some kind

of mad scientist freak.

But you're a crap psychologist, Doc.

You don't know a thing about me...

my life, what I've seen.

Look, I know I may not be

the nicest guy I know.

- But guess what?

- What?

At least I'm out there

trying to live a real life.

While you sit here

alone in the dark

mentally masturbating

to the memories of others.

You thought this would help me.

You turbocharged me.

Who knows,

maybe if you had loaded

my head full of images

of cute, cuddly kittens,

I would have straightened

out right as rain, you know?

But you messed up.

You killed her, Doc.

Oh, no,

I didn't mean for this to happen.

Shh, don't cry, Doc...

not... not yet, at least.

Oh.

Come on, seriously?

God, no... no, please no...

- No, no, no, no!

- Hold still, damn it.

God, God make it stop!

Make it stop!

I get it now, I see now.

Make it stop, make it stop.

It stopped.

- It stopped.

- See now?

That wasn't so bad, huh?

Who's there?

Is someone there?

I need help.

No, no, no!

No, no...

No!

No, it goes like this...

- # Da-da-da-da da-da-da#

- Are you sure?

Yeah, Henry and I used to sing it

on the radio.

Right?

Mm-hm.

How many miles, Henry?

Thirty-eight.

I don't know how he does it.

It's unreal.

Mom?

Mom?

Wh... what happened?

Henry?

D... D... Dad?

Wh... what's wrong?

Wh... what happened to the car?

Wait for police.

The phone is broken.

We gotta get

your mother outta here.

Can you help me?

Okay.

Lift up... okay.

Dad?

- Dad.

- You know where the car is, right?

East.

Good.

Wave for help.

Mom.

Gotta go find help.

Henry, no.

There's a creek.

It's not far from here.

I'll find you.

No, stay here.

Stay... stay here.

Help!

Can anyone hear me?

Clearing, log,

east, path, sign,

southeast, road, car, sm...

Trap.

Help, please, please help.

Hello?

Please help me.

Help. Help.

Help me.

Hello?

Help.

Hello?

I didn't mean to just

walk in, but...

I... I was in an accident.

I... I need help.

My family...

Our car ran off the road.

I'm blind, but I can...

I can show you where it is.

He left to find the accident.

He's hunting, using traps.

Doesn't like to be touched.

Nine fingers.

Trap.

- Ooh.

- Whoa there.

Please, I need help.

Do you have a phone?

Are you all right.

Our car ran off the road.

I'm blind,

but I can take you there.

Can... can you call the police?

Don't worry.

Where are your parents?

They were in the accident too.

They're hurt.

What's your name?

Henry.

There are other people

that need help too.

- Just...

- No one lives up there, Henry.

It's abandoned.

But there's a house.

It... it has people in it.

- I... I don't know how many.

- Okay, okay.

Take me to your parents.

What's wrong?

I ha... have to pick up my cane.

You need to be careful

out here, Henry.

There's a lot of things to trip on

if you're not careful.

What about your parents?

How long are you going

to hide, Henry?

Hello!

I know I heard

somethin' out there.

Are you out there, kid?

I found your parents

up the road.

Hello!

I saw your house,

you sick bastard.

I already called the cops.

I know you can't see.

But I have a gun.

Four.

Three.

What are you counting?

You don't like germs, do you?

Two.

You don't like to touch things.

I don't need to.

Maybe you should.

Maybe it'll help

you keep track of things.

One.

Mister?

Are you okay?

Your ten o'clock

should be here shortly.

This is it?

This is it.

How much do I owe you?

No payment necessary.

It's all been taken care of.

Is this where we are?

They'll tell you everything inside.

Hello?

Hello.

Hello.

Is there a call button

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