Dead of Winter Page #5
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- 1987
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would you
please take her
upstairs?
upstairs?
up we go.
up we go.
grrr!
grrr!
she became
quite agitated
when she heard
you were coming.
when she heard
you were coming.
it was necessary
to sedate her.
it was necessary
to sedate her.
Julie s told me so much
about you...Evelyn.
Julie s told me so much
about you...Evelyn.
I can imagine.
would you care for
a glass of sherry?
would you care for
a glass of sherry?
a brandy, perhaps?
a brandy, perhaps?
nothing?
nothing?
there is no reason
to be so downhearted.
there is no reason
to be so downhearted.
after all,
you are getting
exactly
what you want.
she is all yours...
when I have
what I want!
now where is it?
now where is it?
nearby.
you've been told
to bring it with you.
I ve never been one
to do what I was told.
didn't Julie
tell you that?
didn't Julie
tell you that?
you grossly
underestimate me,
my dear.
my dear.
I do have
something for you.
I do have
something for you.
what is it?
what is it?
a gamesman
to the very end.
a gamesman
to the very end.
oh, I admire that.
perhaps I ll have
that's the spirit.
that's the spirit.
she's resting comfortably,
dr. Lewis.
she's resting comfortably,
dr. Lewis.
every town around here
is called pine something.
there's pine valley,
pine ridge, pine lake.
damn!
damn!
here you go.
hang on a sec.
be right back.
hang on a sec.
be right back.
what's he doing?
come on,
come on, come on.
let's get
out of here.
let's get
out of here.
free with every
$10 purchase.
free with every
$10 purchase.
Evelyn, you must understand
that in any game
there can be
but one victor.
it is a role
I ve grown accustomed to
over the years.
now, where is the locker?
Katie:
aah!go and see, Murray.
what about--
Mr. Murray!
Mr. Murray!
perhaps the game
isn't over yet.
perhaps the game
isn't over yet.
oh, dear!
oh, dear!
dr. Lewis:
run, you fool!
get her!
get her!
she went this way.
go, man!
down in the field!
go, man!
catch her. catch her.
catch her. catch her.
do you see her?
only her blanket.
only her blanket.
is that her?
I don't see
any sign of her.
I don't see
any sign of her.
that's all?
yes!
yes!
come back.
but she must
be here somewhere.
come back.
come back.
hello, Julie.
hello, Julie.
it's been
a long time.
it's been
a long time.
please.
I m not Julie.
you're not?
you're not?
no.
I m an actress.
this was all arranged
by dr. Lewis.
this was all arranged
by dr. Lewis.
your sister's dead.
your sister's dead.
is she?
yes.
I can prove it to you.
just come with me
to the attic.
I ll show you
her body.
you want me to come
to the attic with you?
yes, please,
before they come back.
yes, please,
before they come back.
just look at me.
listen to me.
can't you see
I m not her?
can't you see
I m not her?
poor Julie.
still playing
make-believe.
still playing
make-believe.
the guy
you're lookin' at.
that guy.
that's the guy
that picked her up
in the city.
ok, let's say he did.
it was about 4:
30in the afternoon,
it was almost dark.
ok. then what?
then they disappeared.
who's that?
what do you mean?
who's she?
that's her.
that's my wife.
I m sure she is,
but that's not
the girl I saw.
but that's not
the girl I saw.
look, why don't you
just give us
the address.
we'll go there
ourselves.
I can't do that.
what is wrong
with you people?!
she said they were
going to kill her!
Christ, they
cut off her finger!
Christ, they
cut off her finger!
oh.
oh, get in. get in!
she's in here.
she's been here
the whole time.
come on. move! move!
I don't pay you
for that!
Evelyn.
Evelyn.
Evelyn.
Evelyn.
Evelyn.
Evelyn.
finished playing
in the snow?
your sister
is a resourceful woman.
my sister's a fool,
and so are
the two of you.
I ll find her myself.
quickly.
keep them apart.
you shouldn't
wander around
up there
all by yourself.
I mean,
it's a pretty old house,
and you don't know
your way around,
so why don't you
go back down there
and let me look for her.
you must trust me.
you know, trust.
you hear?
that's the foundation
of relationships...
that's the foundation
of relationships...
I ll find her.
I really will.
see, there's no back
stairs to this house.
it's the only way
she could get out.
oh, I ll find her,
wherever she is.
there isn't a place to hide
in this house
that I don't know about.
oh, yes.
no, please.
if we do find her,
you let me handle her.
to stay away from her.
oh, he's been so worried
about things recently.
sometimes people worry
when they really
don't have anything
I learned
a long time ago
that worrying
doesn't help one bit.
that worrying
doesn't help one bit.
miss McGovern.
there.
oh.
where can she be?
where can she be?
she wouldn't
go back in here, would she?
she wouldn't
go back in here, would she?
Evelyn.
look, you stay right
against that door.
you just stay there.
you just stay there.
oh.
oh, she has caused
so much trouble.
I, for one, am going
to be very glad
when you've killed her,
and this is
all over with.
after what she's done,
I could kill her myself!
after what she's done,
I could kill her myself!
she's got to be here
somewhere.
hmm?
so, how do you
plan to do it?
a rope?
a knife?
oh, you don't
have to tell me.
I was just curious.
if you don't mind,
I do have a suggestion.
use a piece of cord--
strong, nylon cord.
that's what I d use.
there's no blood.
there's no blood.
you know...
you know...
aah!
aah!
miss McGovern?
miss McGovern?
miss McGovern.
miss McGovern.
dr. Lewis?
did you find her?
did you find her?
Mr. Murray is still
looking for her,
but she's obviously
not in the house.
she has to be.
we'll find her.
the two of you
have let her escape.
the two of you
have let her escape.
impossible.
impossible.
she must be here.
she must be here.
I m going home.
call me...
call me...
call me
when you find her...
if you find her.
we have found her...
miss McGovern!
miss McGovern!
there's no way out.
there's no way out.
oh!
ohh...
ohh...
hunting weather.
hunting weather.
I know what
the cold can do.
I ve seen it.
it's only
a matter of time.
it's only
a matter of time.
aah!
aah!
aah!
aah!
there is nowhere to go,
miss McGovern.
there is nowhere to go,
miss McGovern.
it's all over.
it's all over.
the game is over.
the game is over.
aah!
aah!
Katie?
Katie?
oh, Katie.
oh, Katie.
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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