Communion Page #2

Synopsis: Whitley Strieber goes with his family and some friends to his holiday home in the forest. They experience some weird occurances, are they UFO activity? Whitley is abducted and then faces a horrible dilema; was I abducted or am I going mad? He sees a psychiatrist who tries to use hypnotic regression to discover the truth.
Director(s): Philippe Mora
Production: New Line Cinema
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
1989
107 min
605 Views


It's fine.

We could have taken the bus, Whitley.

Really.

There is no bus.

There is not even the bus station.

There were wolves in the closet, wolves in the base,

and wolves all over the place.

They work in advertising, they sell

junk food and beer.

The gigantic hamburgers, and their tank cold beers,

for the baseball games on the TV,

and the bags of the potato cheaps,

whitch were big enough to feed a horse.

They have a lot of fun.

There go the baseball games.

They had...

Get dressed!

I don't feel like it...

I all them lovely get hurt.

Come on, come on! Got ten minutes

to be allready Greenbergs. Andy's waiting.

Crack the whip.

Drive the slaves off to another cocktail party.

Make them bubble about glass nose.

That'll lost another day here...

He needs you.

He is over sensitive today...

in the funny mood.

What's the matter?

I don't know. He...

He overreacted this clean at school,

he won't talk to me, I'm a girl.

Here, put this on...

take this off...

You're going to be an elephant.

You prommissed him.

Is this the front...?

-...or the rear?

-I don't know.

You'll put your grey turtleneck on.

Elephants are grey.

-Put your pants on, come on, let's go.

-It's me!

OK! Remember! Only treat, no tricks.

Yeah!

Get your bags to the door!

God, help the rest to the building.

-Bye-bye!

-Bye!

-Thanks a lot, Jake. Sorry about the mess.

-You're welcome.

-You can take off the nose.

-What's the matter, you know, I .... nose, how come I can any fun?

The other dads have noses.

Put this on ice......

You can use this, it's clean.

OK, guys...

-See you later. - All right.

-Come on! Let's go to work!

-You'e sure you've not blow this?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Bye guys, see you later!

Don't fear, right?

I'm starting get scared.

I'm starting get scared now...

Witch way in there?

I think, we're expect to go down there.

Zoom...

Trick or treat...?

Get away!

What... what you... what you...!

Stay away from me!

No more!

Are you crazy? What's the wrong?

It's the Halloween show.

What's the matter with you, you're going mad, guy.

I'm sorry, I'm sorry...

Please, leave us alone.

Am I in the dog house or what?

Danny, say good night to a father.

We're going put our son to bed

ant then we're going to talk.

-Oh, wanderfull.

-No, it won't be wonderful.

But it's needed.

That guy went crazy.

Not my fault.

Here we go.

How old are you?

I overreacted.

What's going on with you?

What's happening?

-What's happen to you...

-I got scared.

What do you take me for?

What do you think,

I don't know what you do?

You haven't problems with your writing?

You're so fine,

you're terrified our son tonight.

I scared myself too.

You're frightened by the halloween mask.

Mhm. Yes.

A halloween mask frightened you.

Is there an echo?

Yes.

What do I must to say that,

What am I...

I don't know.

Why were had you been frightened

of a rubber mask?

It's like I've seen it.

Alive... real.

What do you think you do this to me...

Peng... zoom.

I've got one child.

I don't need another.

You're await.

You don't say anything word about it,

I won't.

This time something was here.

I'm sure.

We're alone.

-What you're doing?

-Same old thing.

Then working?

I got no ideas.

God, but this place is on mess.

How could you work here.

-I will clean it.

-Leave it that way. I like it that way.

I like my work place were crossed.

I told you, don't touch my stuff!

You know, you're used to be funny.

Welcome to the Saint Mark's

T.... School ..... great rable!

Andrew, that was wanderfull.

-Thanks a lot, guy.

-That was really wonderful.

That's why I call dishing out

some Christmas spirit.

Why are we sad?

Andy, what do you thing to say?

We are.

We start the great time.

But... dad's sad.

I'm in tough time, you know.

In my writing...

But won't we have fun

Santa's comming in just a few days?

That's right, Santa is comming and,

you know, it's gonna be great.

Not too fast! I'm trying to...

-Allright?

-Yeah, oo, I think so.

I asked Santa for professional model,

he sure gave me a professional model, allright.

-Santa knows.

-I think Santa knows just about everything, don't you, dad?

Who writes this?

Take off your cloth.

Let's go on another room and do it.

Is that someone there?

Hey, honey...

Was there an owl in here last night?

-An owl?

-I thought I saw an owl...

Where?

While comming the window.

They were closed.

It'll still be here,

I guess.

Aren't you cold?

Must have been a dream.

Hack of a dream.

Let me tell you some one more thing

about grizzly bears...

That not only do they get as big as vox wagons...

but they also...

...they can run 30 miles an hour.

And they get also chase you up a tree.

The truck's end.

There's a big foot...

I don't feel good.

What?

-Come on dad, let's go.

-I just don't... I don't feel good.

-Dad, let's go!

-My head aches... behind.

Daddy you're OK now, let's go.

What's the matter?

You've got a little mark there, a litte...

Dad, let's go.

You bit something spider by.

Daddy, come on...

-It's a hurt when I'm pressing?

-Yes!

Oh, I'm sorry.

You're allright?

Go here...

I'll go home.

Hey, wait for... wait a second.

What's the matter with you?

Are you through?

You're scared?

Really you are?

I'm not scared.

Where are you?

Well, I'll check out the house,

something's wrong...

Oh, you're going to check out the house?

Why don't you stay right here.

-Why you get thought like that?

-Put your back over here in bed.

What's the matter with you?

........ you scared a cloud passed over the moon.

There was a cloud.

It's a clear night.

What are you talking about, what cloud?

There is no cloud, what are you talking about!

-What cloud!

-Who get scared just clouds over the moon?

Why are you get talk like that!

What do you mean?

Don't look a mean like that!

Cut it out, Whitley!

I meaned this isn't funny any more.

More I want!

Yoy got a child downstairs!

Cut it out, Whit!

You come back to me!

I'm so tired of this what is wrong with you!

Nobody get scared like that!

I'm right woman, I'm a good woman, and you have

a beautiful child downstairs, you have a good life.

What the hell you think you're doing...

Stupid f***ing.....

Go to hell.

What's going on out here?

-Are you shootining, dad?

-Come on.

I... I think that I call Sam Freeman

in the morning.

I didn't know was you.

That's all.

I didn't know.

What about this, here?

-Just where you had the injury?

-Yeah.

It's a little red.

Two days ago. Hurt so bad I thought

my head's going explode.

It's fine now.

You can dress.

I've been goin' on the notion in there

with some kind of hallucination, you know.

Nightmare.

I speak of it, you know.

I've got to say it feels real.

There was as needle it stuck me

on the back of the head. With the needle.

That's the mark that I've tried

to show you.

And there is a matk there.

You told her about all this?

What am I suppose to tell her? What is to say,

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Whitley Strieber

Louis Whitley Strieber (; born June 13, 1945) is an American writer best known for his horror novels The Wolfen and The Hunger and for Communion, a non-fiction account of his alleged experiences with non-human entities. He has maintained a dual career of author of fiction and advocate of alternative concepts through his best-selling non-fiction books, his Unknown Country web site, and his Internet podcast, Dreamland. more…

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