Digging Up the Marrow Page #2
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- 2014
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Well, I was born, um,
a lower middle-class family
in Nashua, New Hampshire.
I was a latchkey kid,
I didn't have any brothers
and sisters and I, uh,
I didn't have any real friends
to speak of.
So I, er, had to occupy myself.
There was a special spot
that I always went to.
And there was an old lumber
company, er, you know,
that sold board feet,
you know, lumber.
And it was all closed down
and locked up
and the buildings there would
by my fortress,
be my castle, you know?
And I used to, er,
I used to defend my fortress
against the invading
barbarian hoards.
I had a hell of an imagination.
I bet!
You bet.
Yeah. Um...
It was rather late
in the evening, as I remember,
and I was late for supper,
I knew my mom was...
she was going to kill me,
so I came running out of
the main building
where I played primarily, and...
And as I came out
into the yard I...
I saw a man standing
by an old wood-pile.
As I drew closer to him...
Where am I?
I'm looking at his face,
and it doesn't look human.
No, he had a, he had a mouth
like a serpent's mouth.
It was sort of pointed
and it had real
thin lips and, er,
splayed over
the bottom lip was, uh,
I swear to God, a forked tongue.
And then when he blinked,
his eyelids
closed from the sides,
not horizontally up and down,
it was like...
I'd never seen anything
like that before in my life.
It terrified me.
Did he say anything to you?
No, he didn't say a word.
He just looked at me,
hard, and then he jumped
behind a wood-pile,
and I, and I ran around
the corner of the wood-pile.
He was gone.
Just, gone? He just vanished?
- He's disappeared.
- Here one second, gone the next.
Gone, vanished..
So, did you ever
tell anybody about it?
- Like your mom or your dad...
- No...
And they wouldn't
have believed me anyway,
they would've thought I was
some kind of a nut, you know?
The overactive imagination
on wha... on their boy,
You know?
Probably would've thought I was
schizophrenic or something.
You know?
Yeah. Er...
And I felt that way
sometimes too.
Talking to my imaginary,
er, friends in the woods.
And I, er, never saw him again,
I did see others, though.
Oh, yeah...
Other, serpent, monster men?
Not serpent men,
I just saw other,
different ones, OK?
So, like a variety?
I-I never got
as close to any of them
as I did that first one, but,
if I hid in one of the buildings
'till it got dark,
and I looked into the woods,
I'd see their shapes,
moving through the woods.
And there were big ones,
lumbering.
And there were little ones
that were darting in and out.
I saw their shapes. I saw them.
Well, anyway,
after about three months,
er, I shot some footage there.
Oh, you got footage of,
of the monsters?
No, it was daytime.
I couldn't get
any footage of them.
So what did you get?
Well, I found
what I believe to be
the entrance
to their hiding place.
The Marrow?
The Marrow.
So, what do you think?
It's not a bad first day, right?
No, it was good.
It gets more comfortable...
Hey! Tell him not to touch that.
He's not... those aren't...
Those are our cords, it's fine.
What do you guys think?
Ten minutes to get outta here?
It took me 30 years
to get all this stuff together.
I don't want them
messing with it.
You do it in ten?
Ah, yeah, it's a lot of stuff...
A lot of stuff. What I really
wanted to ask though is, um..
Wait, wait, wait,
what's that behind you?
Oh, yeah, what you got in there?
Er, it's a storage room.
Storage room?
Can we see what's inside?
- I rather you didn't...
- Oh, but...
- Dude!
- It's a mess!
OK, all right!
Hey!
What the f***?
- Adam?
- Yes?
- Come here...
- Coming.
All right, looking good!
Thank you.
Er, that corn's
a little burnt though...
No, the corn's fine.
- Hey, Will.
- Hey, Rileah.
Why are you filming?
It's a documentary. Adam
told me I had to film dinner.
So, out of everybody
in the world, he picked me.
And you're not afraid that
this guy's some kind of psycho?
No! I mean, not...
Not really...
I wanna go on record
the worst idea that
you guys have ever come up with.
Er, I think both of us
would agree with that.
What if it was real?
I mean, haven't you
always wished
that something like this
was real?
No! No! Er, unicorns, angels,
I don't know,
hipster ghosts
like Beetlejuice...
- Beetlejuice!
- Yes...
- Really?
- Yeah...
You want Beetlejuice to be real!
Why would I want
scary monsters to be real?
'Cause, this guy doesn't
think monsters are scary.
He thinks monsters
are misunderstood.
- Yes! Yes, and...
- Uh-huh?
- And...
- Yeah...
that's what this guy,
Dekker, is all about.
- Right.
- Seriously,
this guy is such a character.
When you see the stuff
we've already shot with him,
you're, you're gonna love him.
He's gonna be your new
best friend in the world.
Like you're gonna be friends
with him on Facebook. And...
No! No!
And, you're gonna
follow him on Twitter!
- No!
- He's gonna be
in your favorites!
No, definitely not.
You're gonna play Xbox with him.
What?
- I mean, basically...
- Ah...
This corn is awful.
You've burnt it, like...
It's fine...
How do you even...
It's fine, just eat it!
The whole thing
could be awesome,
or it could all be bullshit.
- But either way...
- I would say it's not.
We're not gonna know
unless we do it.
You know, even if
the whole story is bullshit,
How are you even... OK,
how are you even gonna finish
the next season of your TV show?
I'll figure it out.
- Mm.
- Mm-hmm...
This is just a side project.
And how does Krishna
feel about this?
Erm, ah, er...
She's OK with it.
Uh-huh.
because she's a supportive wife!
Please don't get hurt.
I don't wanna have to call your
mom and have to tell her that,
"Adam got, er,
stabbed by some crazy fan
because he decided that he
was gonna go off into the woods
and hang out with him
all night long."
My mom would understand.
- OK. You rolling?
- Yep!
- OK, so...
- I'm rolling.
You know... You know what
I'd really like to do though?
Erm. I mean,
I'm ready to go so
I think it'd be nice
if I got a shot of the car
pulling up and
you guys getting out
and making it look like a movie.
The car pu...
Why, why do we need the car...
'Cause it's cinematic, it's
gonna look nice, you know...
It's gonna look cinematic!
Come on! Come on!
Please, just get in the car
and go one more time...
Just one more time, please?
Christ!
All right, so, how far in
are we actually going here?
There's a cemetery
right up ahead.
Uh-huh.
We go about 100 yards
past that...
That's the entrance
to The Marrow.
So nobody minds
that you come out here?
It's a public place!
Right, but the sign
at the entrance
says that the park
closes at dusk.
- So?
- It's a public place!
Cause anything off that main
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