Dead and Gone Page #4

Synopsis: A struggling actor moves his comatose wife to their isolated cabin, where he begins to have disturbing interactions with the unconscious woman.
 
IMDB:
3.4
R
Year:
2008
85 min
68 Views


that I can to help you,

but I still have to do my job.

- Don't.

- Okay, I just have to see your wife.

I'm gonna tell everyone

that she's okay.

- You can't do that!

- Ah!

No! No, Frankie!

No no no!

You gutless wonder!

Finish her off or you'll spend

the rest of your life in a nuthouse!

- Leave me alone, Frankie!

... insane asylum...

Leave me alone!

- Do her, you butt-ass-whore.

- No!

- Now!

- No!

- Frankie, no!

- Jack!

Jack, no! Ah!

Stop her!

Run, Kate.

Run.

Ah!

You only think you're alone.

Sh*t sh*t!

Hey, a**hole, you in there?

I want to know

what happened to my brother!

You tell me

where my brother is,

or I'll blow

your ass to hamburger!

Uh-oh.

Ahh!

Oh, f***.

F***.

F***.

Hey, bro?

What the f*** did you do that for?

Don't just stand there

eye-balling me, you dumb bastard!

Go get the cop!

I got a bone to pick with you.

Some brother you are.

Look what your damn dick

got us into this time!

Your check bounced.

Hey, watch it, man.

Want a little head?

Hey, old cow,

can I bum a smoke?

Sure... f***...

What... baby cakes?

You could f*** up

a wet dream.

Light one for me.

Put a sock in it, will you? Jesus.

Hey, Earth calling Jack.

Find her!

Just give me one lousy puff

for Christ's sake!

Stud, are you listening to me?

Look, if that lady cop gets away,

we're all toast, okay?

So don't crap out

on us now.

So help me find her.

Eat me!

Oh, that's right,

you already did.

Oh, come on, honey.

You can do this.

You were born for it.

Up and at 'em!

Oh oh, baby.

Here you go,

here you go, baby.

Suck it up, suck it up.

Got no lungs, you b*tch!

# 40 years of pain #

She's in there. Finish it.

Not Kate.

Don't you f***ing move, Jack!

40 years of pain.

Sign here.

Thank you.

Got ourselves a fun one.

Oh, for me?

Thank you.

Appreciate it.

God damn, Jesus.

I don't know which

would be worse...

getting high on all this sh*t,

or suddenly running out.

Appears the boy

had some problems.

- Oh yeah, you think?

- I've been at this for a while.

Look, I'm no cherry either, Sheriff.

But I'm telling you right now,

that sh*t was gnarly.

The ME said that wife...

had a full set of drawers

when she died.

Been dead a couple

of days at least.

They're all getting a little ripe.

Anyway, I'm out of here.

I'll send you a copy

of the lab report.

- Appreciate it.

- I promise.

And you, Miss Kate?

You take care, all right?

You know, I don't suppose

you're ever gonna

get around to telling me

what really happened up here.

I don't know what you mean, Pete.

Damn.

What?

Nothing.

You know what keeps

running through my mind?

"You only think you're alone. "

You don't really believe all that

haunted-house crap, do you, Pete?

Oh, this place had a bad reputation...

it's about to get worse.

But I do believe

I've had about as much fun

as I can handle for one day.

How about I buy you a beer?

Yeah.

Sure.

# He was a man #

# Who loved as hard

as he drank #

# Lord, she was trouble #

# Take that to the bank #

# She broke his heart #

# Took another man's name #

# He died alone #

# After 40 years of pain #

# All of his friends #

# Told him she's bad news #

# A dreamer don't listen #

# The fool can't stand

to lose #

# She broke his heart #

# Took another man's name #

# He died alone #

# After 40 years of pain #

# He was gonna hold her again #

# If there was any

justice in the world #

# He fought right up

to the end #

# And never let go

of that girl #

# He was a slave #

# And he followed her

into the grave #

# After 40 years of pain #

# Mm mm mm mm mm. #

What the f***?

Jack?

Jack?

Jack?

Hello?

Jack?

Jack?

Are you in there?

Jack, I brought the money.

I'm coming in.

Jack?

Jack, is that you?

# He was a man #

# Who loved as hard

as he drank #

# Lord, she was trouble #

# Take that to the bank #

# She broke his heart #

# Took another man's name #

# He died alone #

# After 40 years of pain #

# All of his friends #

# Told him she's bad news #

# A dreamer doesn't listen #

# The fool can't stand

to lose #

# She broke his heart #

# Took another man's name #

# He died alone #

# After 40 years of pain #

# He was gonna hold

her again #

# If there was

any justice in the world #

# He fought right up

to the end #

# And never let go

of that girl #

# He was a slave #

# He followed her

to the grave #

# Dearly beloved #

# Gathered here in his name #

# Bow down your heads #

# For it's a crying shame #

# She broke his heart #

# Took another man's name #

# He died alone #

# After 40 years of pain #

# 40 years of pain #

# 40 years

of pain. #

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Harry Shannon

Harry Shannon (born December 4, 1948) is an American novelist, songwriter and entertainer. He was born Harry Rivard Siebert in Reno, Nevada, to Dr. William L. Siebert and Belle Elizabeth (née) Cazier. He has a brother, Dwight W. Siebert, and a sister, Marsha Desiderio. Shannon was married from 1978 to 1988 to Swiss singer Suzanne Klee. In 1994 he married songwriter Wendy Kramer. They have one child, Paige Emerson Shannon, born 1999. Raised in Reno, Shannon moved to Pomona, California in the late 1950s, where he attended Ganesha High School. After graduation, he joined the singing group The Kids Next Door, touring colleges around the US, playing casino and show rooms and performing on variety television shows. He was also a member of The Back Porch Majority and did commercials for Ford Motor Company with The Going Thing.Shannon signed with ATV Music Group in 1975 and eventually became Executive Director of the company. He co-wrote a number of songs recorded by artists such as Eddy Arnold (Cowboy), Reba McEntire (Small Two Bedroom Starter), Engelbert Humperdinck (Love You Back To Sleep), and Glen Campbell (Why Don't We Just Sleep On It Tonight). During this period he collaborated extensively with Emmy winner Billy Goldenberg, and was nominated for an Emmy Award for his lyrics to the 1982 song "Just a Little More Love" from the CBS TV film "The Gift of Life." Shannon and Klee recorded six duet albums and performed at a number of concerts and on television shows in Switzerland from 1979 through 1995. Mr. Shannon was also Vice President, Music for Carolco Pictures, Inc. from 1988 to 1992, working on motion pictures such as Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Rambo III, Red Heat, Mountains of the Moon and several television films. After leaving Carolco, he was Music Supervisor on the hit films Basic Instinct and Universal Soldier. He left the entertainment business and has an MA in Psychology from Newport University. Harry Shannon is now a counselor in private practice in Studio City, California. Many of his clients are entertainment professionals. He began writing fiction in 2001. His short stories have been published in Cemetery Dance and a number of other magazines. more…

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