Freshwater

Synopsis: A new take on the classic story of a group of twenty-something kids' weekend of terror at the lake house.
 
IMDB:
2.6
Year:
2016
83 min
49 Views


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(eerie music)

(upbeat instrumental music)

Stay

Follow us for the weekend

Tall is the ceiling

In these unforgiving arms

they crawl and go gently

Oh they spill

(laughing)

You can always make me laugh, Matty.

I can be more than funny, you know.

Come on, just one date.

Look, it'll do your

image good to be seen

with the resident nerd.

You're a geek, there's a difference.

In a good way.

What about dinner tonight then?

Aren't you going to Travis's tonight?

Oh.

How about I ride out

to Travis's with you?

I'll meet you at the main tree at four?

Yeah, yeah, okay, fine.

See you then.

Wait, what no goodbye kiss?

See you tonight, Matty.

Bye.

(engine revs)

(water bubbling)

(water splashing)

(screaming)

(eerie music)

Brenda?

BRENDA:
Hey, Sam.

It's kind of small to do so much damage.

Well he's a good five feet.

And you're sure he's the culprit?

Yeah.

Those idiots gutted him.

I mean I really should've

been called you know.

How many did they kill

before finding this one?

You don't wanna know.

Well you know how these

podon towns are run.

I mean hell, they called

me out on this case.

The big CSI guy coming

out on a missing dog case.

At least it wasn't a kid.

Yeah as the victim or the culprit?

Either.

So.

When you going to the big city?

Next week.

Oh yeah?

Yeah.

You gonna miss working around here?

Oh yeah.

Gator bites and knife fights,

the dream of every young CSI agent.

Well you know it's gonna

be different in Nawlins.

I hope so.

You wanna grab a bite to eat?

I can't I have this nuisance

call I have to go check on.

You're kidding me.

That makes four this year already

and the summer just started?

Well my money is on the fact

that this is one probably

not a gator.

SAM:
Oh yeah?

Yeah when you put it

like this I have been out

to this house,

four or five times I think

she just likes the attention.

Gotta love those people.

Yeah.

But you know it gives me a

chance to do some research

out there so.

What's up there?

Well it's either a really

big daddy gator or a

new pod has moved in.

I'll check it out, yeah.

Well I tell you what if

you find a monster gator

up there you just give me a call and

I'll coming running back.

Monster gator, right.

I will.

You have a good time in Nawlins.

Alright.

I'll call you before I leave.

(engine turns over)

(upbeat guitar music)

I was born with feet so heavy

So I'm gonna show him around town.

You know, help him get his

bearings, show him the ropes.

What's he like?

The sheriff?

He's kinda quiet.

A bit of loof.

No but cool, really cool.

He's done real police work, Marion.

He's very handsome.

I think I'll take him

around and introduce

him to all the folks in town today.

He stopped in here a few mornings.

No wedding ring.

I didn't notice that.

I did notice Travis Beecher

racing around town in his truck.

Well,

time for the summer crowds.

I'm just glad they spend all their time

out at the lake so they don't bother us.

I thought those kids

were friends of yours.

I have a serious job now, Marion,

I've got lots of responsibilities,

to serve and protect.

Thank you.

Sorry about that.

(phone ringing)

It's the sheriff.

Morning, sir.

Yes, sir.

Yeah I can be right

over to the bait shop.

Alright see you there, sir.

Gotta go.

Duty calls.

Thanks for breakfast, Marion.

Sorry about that, Bob.

You going out fishing today?

That's what I do.

Alright be careful from those gators.

Ain't the gators you gotta

worry about out there.

It's those lunatic lake people.

(laughing)

Just kidding.

Right.

Gators I get.

It's people who are mostly crazy.

Alright Bob.

Be safe out on the lake, bye Marion.

Little late to be heading

out fishing, don't you think?

Well what else I got to do with my day?

I heard the rich kids are

back in town for the summer.

Stupid kids.

Ruined my fishing spot.

I thought they stayed on that

island with the big house.

Yeah so did I.

Well,

have a good day on the luck.

Thanks, Marion.

(soft piano music)

(exhaling sharply)

BRENDA:
Mrs. Biggins.

Did you get rid of it?

Yeah.

So here's the thing.

Yeah.

SO this is the same log I

got called out for last week.

No.

BRENDA:
No it hasn't moved.

This was different.

Gators move so.

If you saw this one moving.

Here's the thing.

If you leave an alligator

alone, they'll leave you alone.

It was no log that I saw, it

was at least a 20 foot gator,

it was a gator.

Okay I'm sure that's

what you thought you saw,

but if there was a 20 foot gator

here,

I promise you I would know about it.

I know what I saw, it was

a gator, it was massive.

Okay.

Yes ma'am.

Yeah, huge.

(dog barking)

Oh.

I'm just glad it didn't

get my Fluffy, scary.

Fluffy, hey.

Your little

Fluffy.

You have nothing to

worry about with Fluffy,

I think Fluffy's

fine, it's more

the Yorky size ones that

we have to worry about.

You know what?

Just sign that just

saying that I came out,

that would be helpful, yeah thanks.

And thank you Mrs. Biggins.

It was no log.

Okay, have a nice day.

See you next week.

Hi, it's me.

Yeah.

It's fine.

It was a log.

Again.

Yep.

Alright I'm gonna

check on that big nest.

I'll check in with you later.

Okay.

Bye.

(water splashing)

(somber piano music)

Stupid fish.

Stupid rod.

Stupid log.

(growling)

(screaming)

(crunching)

(upbeat instrumental music)

Dude, dude, Matt.

Watch the land.

Sorry, Jason.

That's a pretty girl.

Sure is.

Thought you only had eyes for Jamie.

MATTY:
I can look.

JASON:
Yeah.

Having luck with her yet?

Well we spent the entire

morning together on the lake.

Look at you.

How far'd you get?

Hey a gentleman does not kiss and tell.

Yeah a guy who doesn't get

any doesn't kiss and tell.

She's a classy girl, alright, I gotta

take it slow.

Yeah.

Glaciers move faster than you, Matty.

Glaciers.

Well she's going out to Beecher's

island with me tonight.

Can't get lucky at Travis's place,

can't get lucky anywhere.

Getting lucky.

JASON:
Hey.

Our dorky friend Matt here.

Hey I am a geek, not a dork.

There's no difference.

Yeah of course there's the difference.

Do tell.

Geeks are sexier.

Maybe there's hope

for you and Jamie yet.

Oh I love Jamie.

Are you guys coming

to Beecher's tonight?

That's the plan.

Yes, we're gonna have so much fun.

Babe, I thought we were

gonna have some alone

time this weekend.

Oh come on but everyone's

going to the island.

Exactly, no privacy.

Travis's place has tons of empty rooms

and therefore tons of privacy.

Well my place only has

empty rooms and therefore

actual privacy.

I promise you'll be rewarded

if we go to Beecher's.

Okay you guys are gonna, I'm gonna.

CLAUDIA:
Bye Matt.

Bye.

(upbeat guitar music)

Sheriff.

Now this right here is what you need.

Aye.

Can I help y'all find something, Clyde?

Deputy Barnes.

You know you're suppose

to call me Deputy, Kim.

Yes, sir, Deputy Kim.

And you must be the new sheriff in town.

Sheriff Jones, please to meet you?

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