Even Lambs Have Teeth Page #3

Synopsis: Two young women, Sloane and Katie, head out to rural America to work on an eco farm. They need the money so they can go on a shopping holiday to New York. They are offered a ride to the farm by some friendly local young men. Turns out the men's intentions aren't all friendly and they are soon held prisoner by them. They escape and plan their revenge. Meanwhile, the uncle of one of the girls, an FBI detective, suspects something is wrong and comes looking for them.
 
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2015
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and he sees you,

you're all out of birthdays

forever - do you believe me?

-He's coming.

-Who's coming?

Please make sure these hoods

don't come off

until we take them off.

Why? Who is he?

No! No!

No. Please! No!

-No!

-No!

Argh, no!

-No!

-No, leave her alone!

Please make him stop!

No! No!

Are you OK? Are you OK?

Oh, my God.

It's gonna be OK.

OK? I promise.

You're gonna be OK.

It's gonna be OK. OK?

It's OK.

Is there something

I can help you with?

Yeah, I'm here to see

Sheriff Andrews.

I left a few messages.

I'll take it from here.

Thank you, Deputy.

-Hi.

-Hi.

You, uh, must be Mr Carter.

Detective Carter, actually. FBI.

But I'm not here on duty.

I'm concerned about

my niece and her friend.

It's understandable.

What can I do to help?

Well, like I said

in my messages,

they never showed at the farm

they came to work at.

Eco Field Organics?

Hmm.

Do they have any friends

in the area?

-No.

-Maybe they made new friends.

I doubt it.

Young people have a tendency

to test the adults

in their lives, on occasion.

I don't think that's the case.

And it's doubly difficult

with young girls.

If they're the free-spirit type,

they'll often take off

on their own for a while.

-No way.

-You're sure?

Yeah, I think they were taken.

What makes you think

they were taken?

She didn't use the code.

-The code?

-Yeah.

When she texted, she didn't use

the proper code word.

I'll tell you what.

I'll look into it.

Go home, get some rest.

My deputies and I will question

everybody at that farm.

We have your number.

Go get the other one.

-What's wrong with her?

-What do you think?

You... shouldn't have lied

about that text to your uncle.

We can't have the FBI

poking around up here.

Get rid of these two.

Dump them where we dumped the

others, just outside the city.

What about some new girls?

There's another bus

coming in tomorrow.

If they find these girls

by the morning,

they're gonna leave us alone

by the afternoon.

Wendy's on the docks

Another job well done...

Hi.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Look, sorry, we're closed.

I just want to ask you

a few questions.

It's about two missing girls.

I got a pistol

underneath this counter,

so if you're thinking of

robbing me, you best move on.

No, I'm a detective, OK,

with the FBI.

No sh*t.

My niece and her friend

are missing.

Last place I saw them was here.

Well, across the street.

A couple blondes?

Both crazy hot?

-Yeah, you saw them?

-Yeah.

The short-haired,

she used my facilities.

Bathroom.

Did they mention anything?

Were they with anyone else?

They said they were gonna work

on one of them organic farms.

-A couple of guys picked 'em up.

-What guys?

I've seen 'em around

a few times.

You know, good-looking,

if that's your sort of thing.

20s, cowboy types.

What were they driving?

Blue pick-up.

'69 GMC 910. Great shape.

Girls seem scared?

No, they didn't seem scared.

The short-haired,

she didn't seem like

she'd be scared of anything.

Alright.

Is there anything else?

-Thanks.

-Uhh...

Blue pick-up had

a bumper sticker.

It said,

"My other ride's your mom."

OK. Thanks.

We have to get out of here.

I'm so tired.

I know. But listen.

I heard them talking yesterday,

and they said

they're gonna kill us.

Don't touch these two

till the sheriff arrives.

OK.

It's on the house.

Where are they going?

Into town.

They're going to get

more girls, aren't they?

I wouldn't know

anything about that.

What happened to the girls

that were here before us?

I don't wanna...

I don't wanna think about them.

They're dead, aren't they?

No.

Did you love them?

You love me, don't you?

I'm, uhh...

I'm not supposed...

I'm not... supposed to.

But I want you to touch me.

I didn't think you liked me.

Well, you have to understand,

it's hard

given the circumstances.

-No, I understand.

-So...

Hmmm.

The girls' uncle

asked about a blue pick-up.

I don't give a fart's f***

if it's a classic.

You tell Boris to burn that

f***ing truck with the bodies.

I'm on my way to pick up

the girls now.

F***.

Argh!

We have a problem.

The platinum Jane

If that's your real name

You're a killer

You're a cool, cool ride

Just a regular guy

What a killer

Bup-bup-bup da-da da-da da

I really want a knife

that cleans

Bup-bup-bup da-da da-da da

What a killer

You're a passionate man

Put your dad on the stand

You're a killer

Your Super 8 team

in a pyramid scheme

You're a killer

Bup-bup-bup da-da da-da da

I really wanna a knife

that cleans

Bup-bup-bup da-da da-da da

What a killer

Kill...

Uhh...

-We need gas.

-For this.

Gas is out...

...out back.

Cool.

Paper or plastic?

Do you know someone named Boris?

He drives a blue truck.

Bup-bup-bup da-da da-da da

I really wanna a knife

that cleans...

What can we do ya for?

Well, I was parking, and I

backed into somebody's truck.

But when I went back with a pen

to write a note,

the truck was gone.

I didn't get the licence plate,

but it was a 1969

blue GMC pick-up,

and it had, uh... it had

a bumper sticker that said...

Well, I don't wanna say it here.

What did it say?

It said,

"My other ride is your mom."

What do you think it means?

-It's about f***ing, Marge.

-Oh, my!

Just a second.

Just half a second.

I'll check the file.

-Ah, here it is. Yes.

-Oh.

The only '69 GMC registered here

is for somebody named

Boris Carlson.

Do you know where

I can find this Boris?

The address isn't listed here,

but I can get it from the DMV.

I would really appreciate it.

Just let me make

a quick call.

-OK. Thank you so much.

-Pleasure.

Hello?

Hey!

-You're feeling better.

-Those things are awesome.

Oh, hey, Boris.

Please...

We found some rusty nails in

your drawer, which is awesome.

I have money.

We tried that too.

The money thing.

You think more?

A few more.

I have lots of money

in this house.

Where?

I tell you, you let me go.

If there's enough money

in there, maybe.

-Ah!

-Where?

It's in the green toolbox

in the other room.

There should be

at least $100,000.

Oh!

It's not bad, Boris.

Not bad at all.

Please...

Hello?

No, sweetie.

I'm... I know, I'm sorry.

Look, I have to go, OK?

This is just not a good...

I will make it up

to your parents.

Wherever you like, yeah.

I gave you the money,

now please let me go.

Well, he did give us the money.

True.

Please.

OK, Boris. Just one more thing

and you're gonna be OK.

Anything.

Where can I find

the man with the mask?

I've told you everything

you want to know.

I've done everything

you've asked.

Now please let me go.

I won't tell anyone,

I swear to God.

-You promised! You promised me!

-We lied!

You were gonna kill us, Boris.

F*** you.

No! No! Ah!

-You might feel a little bit

of pressure. -No, no!

OK, I gotta go.

Kill me.

Did you ever forgive

The one who cast it all aside?

Did you ever look at them

With more sympathetic eyes

I thought the exhibition

had changed

But it didn't

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Terry Miles

Terrence Miles (born 7 May 1937) is an English former football midfielder. He played for Port Vale between 1955 and 1968, helping them to the Fourth Division title in 1958–59. He later turned out for Eastwood, before returning to Vale Park as a coach. more…

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