Desperation Page #4
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- Year:
- 2006
- 131 min
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Come on, come on!
David, push!
Get out!
Get out!
Call the police!
Run, run, David!
Please help me
take care of my mom...
and do what
I'm supposed to do.
Hello?
Anybody home?
Tasteful.
Operators are standing by.
Hello?! Anybody there?
It's dead!
It's got to be the...
Hey, wait! Wait! Wait!
Wait.
There are some garbage cans
lined up against the wall.
The wind just knocked
one down. That's all.
I don't care.
I want to get out of here.
This place is empty,
and it gives me the creeps.
There's trucks out there.
Where is everybody?
I don't know.
But I just think...
we ought to just keep...
I know, just tell me...
we're going to be
laughing at each other...
and feeling stupid
in a few seconds. OK?
OK. A few seconds.
Good enough.
Let's see what we see.
Do you hear that?
Sounds like a kid blowing
bubbles through a straw.
Do not worry, Little Nell,
for I shall save you.
Dork.
Yeah.
It's just an aquarium.
No, look.
Look.
What?
Behind the boat.
It's a hand.
My God, what happened here?
I love you, Pie.
Please help me not to freak.
Oh! Oh, God!
- Oh!
- Oh, God.
Whatever
happened here is over.
It's over. It's over.
Oh, God.
OK. All right. OK.
The blood's dry.
It's... it's gone brown.
It's gone brown.
OK. It's all right.
It's all right.
It's all right.
I wanna get out of here.
Yeah.
Yeah, we better...
What's the matter
with you?
You think this is
Anthropology 101?
What is it?
What the...
What...
I don't know.
Whatever.
Wait!
I think I just...
What?
Never mind.
Look at its tongue.
Do you think that
that did all of this?
I don't know
and I don't care.
I just wanna
get out of here.
Come on.
No way!
David, son.
If that's you,
don't come in!
That thing's right
in front of the door!
How close?
About five feet.
the sound of your voice.
I have a gun.
I'm gonna shoot it.
No, don't even
think about it!
I think you all better
get under your bunks.
Have you ever shot
a gun before, kid?
Not a real one.
Oh, Jesus wept.
You don't even
know if it's loaded!
Or if it has a safety!
I have to do this.
I tried the phones.
They're dead.
David, count to five,
so we'll know.
Hey, you're gonna
get my son killed!
What the hell's
the difference?
If big daddy
comes back here...
we're all dead.
Dad, get down!
- Please.
- OK, David.
One!
Is my dad under cover?
Yeah.
- Be careful, son!
- And shoot up!
Remember,
he's gonna jump!
OK.
Two!
Three!
Four.
Five!
David!
David!
You OK, son?
Please, David.
Answer me!
David...
David...
David...
It... twitched.
It was horrible.
You did a good job, pal.
An amazing job.
Yeah, it was, David.
Would you check
for a key here and let us out?
Maybe in the desk?
Look in there.
I'm so proud of you.
Seeing Pie was the hardest.
I covered her
with a jacket.
You did the best
you could, my boy.
You did the best
you could.
I'm scared for mom.
Look, I don't
mean to rush you...
But the sooner we
get out of here...
Where is everybody?
Look! Look! Look!
Lights.
Where there's lights,
there's phones.
What was that?
You wait here.
Yeah, right!
Eat me, said
the cake to Alice.
It's hot in here.
The air conditioning's off.
It smells funny.
Hey...
Now, look, forget this.
Forget this, please.
We came here to find
people, all right?
So let's find 'em.
OK.
OK.
Let's go.
Hello?
Anybody here?
Hello?
Hey. Hey, Steve,
there's somebody there.
No, no, no.
She's... dead.
No, she's not.
I can see her head moving.
No, Cynthia...
- Hey, ma'am?
- No! It's... Don't!
Ma'am?
Wait, wait, wait!
Wait, wait.
A phone. A phone.
We got a phone.
Go back.
Boss! Oh, my God,
we thought you were dead!
We found your bike
underneath this...
What happened to your face?
Same thing that
happened to mine.
The cop.
The market!
It's full of...
things!
It's not just
the market!
Never mind that.
We got wheels.
Let's get the hell
out of here. Come on!
Somebody's coming!
It's Collie!
He's coming back!
We gotta get
out of here!
Come on, let's go!
We gotta get that truck
off the street, too!
What? Make a run
for the highway?
Son, we'd never make it!
All right. Come on,
let's go! Hurry up!
Take them round the back!
Hey, you know
where we're going?
Yeah.
All right,
you're coming with me.
Let's go.
You got it?
That damn little prayboy.
Where are they?
Show me.
Hey!
It's just a rope.
You're OK.
I hate narrow places.
It'll get better soon.
Gather around.
I want you all
to have the full effect.
Come on over here.
Watch your step, though.
Wow, this is amazing.
Theater's been closed
over twenty years now.
Few of us got tired
of the hoorah...
down at the Owls' Club
and bought it.
Hey, Steve.
Watch.
No, no, no, no, no, no,
Old-timer. Maybe later.
Here. Check this out.
Who the hell
are you to tell me...
I can't have a drink out
of my own liquor cabinet?
Somebody who knows
what you are.
Somebody
who's been there.
is still out there somewhere...
That is off-limits...
You got that?
Fine.
Well, what about
these lights?
The cop gonna
see 'em out there?
The theater's boarded up,
your majesty.
No light
shines through.
We're as safe here
as anywhere.
I reckon.
The cop'll find
us sooner or later.
- You know he will.
- You saw him.
Time is not
on his side.
Where's... where's
everybody else?
Dead.
He killed 'em.
Yeah, some of 'em, I'm sure.
But where are
the rest of 'em?
You're not hearing me.
Anything that got into his road...
he killed it.
Oh, that's nuts.
He couldn't have killed 'em all.
Well, look around,
smart aleck.
How come
he didn't kill you?
I don't know.
He come for me
a couple of days ago.
I had been on a ranch job...
and I slept a little bit late.
Slept in my coat, actually.
I might...
had too much to drink, too.
Now, he came right
into my bedroom.
First I knew...
Collie Entragian
was dragging me out of bed...
and snapping
his damn handcuffs...
and dragging me off to jail.
He pulled me all the way
through the house...
and across the yard,
and into his car.
Locked me in the back
of the cruiser...
and hauled my ass
off to jail.
He was talkin' all kinds
of crazy stuff...
in some other language.
And they weren't all dead...
Then, you know...
the folks in town, I mean.
He got half a dozen on
the way back from my place.
Shot them down
in the streets, ran over them.
The waitress...
in the Desert Rose
was screaming...
looking over his shoulder...
and she tripped.
That thump when
we went over her...
and him... Laughing.
That little bear
on the dashboard...
nodding his head
up and down.
And him...
laughing.
Some people must
have escaped.
He's not human.
I know that
sounds crazy, but...
Yeah, I know
what you mean.
They reopened a mine,
the old China Pit.
Whatever's
happening here...
I think it came
from over there.
What are you,
the town historian?
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