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That's why I bought this house.

That's why you

bought this house.

I'm you, 30 years from now.

I don't know where

you are right now,

but when I find

you, you're dead.

No, wait!

No, no, you gotta hear me out.

I can prove I'm you.

Jenny Harlow, remember her?

Who the f*** are you?

Jenny Harlow lived

across the street from me,

from you, when we were 12.

We had a crush on her,

but she never talked to us.

How do you know this?

Well, 'cause I was there.

I'm you.

I was the one who climbed

through the window

every night for a week,

kill her.

Hiding under her bed,

you kill her.

In her closet,

kill her.

Remember?

Watching her fall asleep.

Mm, that's right.

And then sneaking out,

and caressing her cheek,

her bare leg.

She looked so...

So, so peaceful, so beautiful.

Hm, and then that last night,

when we got dad's hunting

knife and stood over her.

Her leg,

kill her.

F***,

but I couldn't do it.

I wanted to, but

I couldn't do it.

That's right,

we didn't give in.

We walked away.

But not anymore.

What do you want from me?

Look, I've thought about

tonight for a long time.

This is happening for a reason.

We've got a second chance

to do things right.

Don't kill her, Henry.

What?

Leave.

I just watched you.

I watched me kill him.

Him?

Oh, he had to die.

He was a nagging loose

end for 30 years.

Anyway, he saw us kill her.

But I'm tired, Henry,

the guilt it's too much.

It's too much, I want it to end.

I should have

never let it start.

So I just walk away, again?

Remember Jenny?

Well, we did it then.

If you do this, it changes

everything forever,

and it's a lonely life.

It's too late, old man.

I want this, I want this

too much to just leave.

Fine, then you

better do as I say

because it's a miracle we

were never caught after,

made quite a mess of the place.

All right, you're the expert.

No, no!

This isn't supposed to be...

...happening!

Don't, no.

Operator,

can I help you?

This is the operator,

can I help you?

Hello, is there

anyone on the line?

I know

everyone's been talking

about the Great

White Crush of '78,

but what freaks me out

is that it's 30 years

to the day of that storm.

Some of you will

remember that night,

I know I.

Come on, sweetie.

Oh Amy, can you take

this in to your mom?

Okay, daddy.

Thanks, honey.

Hi, can I help you?

What's this?

That's me.

Today?

Where did you get this?

Thank you.

Excuse me.

Do we know each other?

No, we don't.

I'm telling you guys,

18 months and we'll

be making six figures.

That's rather optimistic,

don't you think?

Yeah, look, that's

how these startups work.

It's boom or bust.

And I'm telling you,

I have a really good

feeling about these guys.

They're gonna deliver.

Yeah, well, they better.

I just left a job at

Trademill for this.

You left sh*t.

He's right.

And what do you know?

Startups are the future.

Get rich by 35, and enjoy

it when you can, baby.

That's right.

If you say YOLO,

I swear to God,

I'm gonna punch you in the face.

Time to start

making an impression.

Dolla, dolla bills, yo.

Don't.

Ladies and gentlemen,

I hope your first few

days at Impact Financial

has been an exciting

experience for you, I truly do.

What we like to do with

our new recruits is,

we like to have a

day of team building.

I know it's Saturday tomorrow,

but what I'd like to do

is get us out of the city,

out into the open air.

So tomorrow's a big day for you,

for all of us, really,

'cause we're gonna figure out

where our new team stands,

and to be blunt, if

there are any weak links

standing in our way to success.

So we're gonna be active.

All right, we're

gonna get outside,

wear comfy clothes,

wear comfy shoes,

this is gonna be a big

team-building experience.

No cell phones.

I can't stress that enough.

This is about us.

If I see a cell phone,

you will be terminated.

So no partying

tonight, get some rest.

We'll see you bright

and early, okay.

Team, I hope you're rested

and ready to get started.

I wanna thank you in

advance for your sacrifice.

Both unfortunately

and gratefully,

I've learned that in this world

things like sympathy

and compassion,

they don't buy things like

houses, or cars, or boats.

They don't get you

women or power.

A wise man had to

figure it out, he said,

greed is good,

greed is good.

Because if being

poor made us happy

well, then we'd all be poor.

Gordon Gekko had it right,

Jesus had it wrong.

I apologize about

the misleading nature

of this trip, but well, we

had to get you out here.

The large financial

company that we work for

needs to find out

who has what it takes

to get to the top,

instinct to do what's

best for the company,

no matter the human cost.

We need sharks.

I'm sorry, I'm not following.

In one minute, I'm

gonna ask you to turn

and face that direction,

and then you are going to run.

And I hope you run fast

because we are going

to find you, catch you,

and kill you.

You'll have a 20

minute head start.

I don't understand

the point of this game.

It's not.

What?

It's not a game.

Any other questions?

Um, this is kinda

weirding me out.

I'm not sure I'm okay with this,

I'm just gonna sit it out.

This isn't like

getting picked last

in gym class, sweetheart.

There is no sitting out.

You have 15 seconds to realize

that you're about to

be f***ing hunted.

Oh my God!

What the f***

are you doing, man?

Help him, he's dying!

I shot him straight

through the heart,

he's already dead.

Jesus Christ.

Your time is up.

Run.

Run!

What the f***, man.

What a waste.

I had my eye on that guy.

Calm down, they

needed a reason to run,

I gave them one.

Besides, he wouldn't have

lasted an hour out there.

There's plenty for everybody.

Plus, this needs to be

an actual challenge,

so shut the f*** up.

We leave in 20 minutes.

Oh my god, oh my god.

Oh my god.

What the

f*** is happening?

We need to keep running.

I can't, they're

not gonna hurt me, I can't.

Sophie, they just shot

Johnny in the goddamn chest.

He's dead, they're

going to kill us.

We need to move now.

F***.

I don't, I don't

see them coming.

Which way are we gonna go?

I don't know.

Do you remember any

houses on the way?

Um, I don't remember.

Oh my god.

Let's follow the trees.

There has to be a

farmhouse close.

All right.

I think I remember

one on the north side

about a block of our final turn.

All right, all

right, all right.

Help me.

All right, all

right, let's go.

Come on Sophie.

Let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Hey, you got it.

Come on!

I can't, I can't.

Fine, leave her.

Sophie!

I'm going.

Soph, Sophie, Sophie,

you need to move now.

They're not gonna hurt me.

They can't.

They didn't see us.

Sorry.

Leave, they're

not gonna hurt me.

I have to go.

What is she doing?

Why is she just laying there?

I don't know.

You think it's a trap?

They're not

smart enough for that.

I don't understand

why she isn't running.

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