Hills Have Eyes
[Geiger Counter Crackling]
- [Crackling Continues]
- [Breathing Deeply]
Help me! Help me. Help me.
[Panting]
[Screaming]
[Grunting]
[Groaning]
[Panting]
- [Spear Piercing Flesh]
- [Screaming]
[Woman]
My cake is ready.
##[Fanfare]
[Man]
Time for the show. Everybody on stage.
##[Man Singing Country]
##[Singing Continues]
##[Fades]
[Metal Signs Squeaking]
[Pig Snorting]
Ruby?
- Is that you?
- [Woman Panting]
Goddamn it.
Ruby?
Ruby?
Ruby?
[Panting]
Ruby?
[Panting]
If that's you, Jupiter,
I got some buckshot for you.
Ya hear me?
I told you, it's over!
I'm out! Ya hear me?
You're on your own now!
I-
[Whimpers]
I'm sorry,
I can't do this anymore.
[Woman Panting]
Oh.
- [Car Horn Honking]
- Huh?
[Man]
Hello!
[Horn Honking]
Hey!
- Ah! It's hot out here.
- Honey, you ought to stay
in the car out of the wind.
- Well, honey, I have to stretch my legs.
- Where the hell is everybody?
- Hello?
- Hey.
- Get up, jackass.
- Bobby!
Oh. Hey.
- Fill her up and check the fluids, my friend.
- Oh, yeah. Right away, sir.
- [Dogs Barking]
- Hey!
- [Woman] Beauty, Beast, stop it!
- Ah! Ah! Damn it!
You okay?
Tell me again why we couldn't fly
like normal people? Oh, that's right.
- They wouldn't let your dad drive the plane.
- Doug, relax, please.
It's their silver anniversary,
and they're so happy you came.
- Your parents can't stand me.
- Nope, you're wrong. They love you.
on a cruise.
Hey, you know what?
Stop. I never ask you for anything, okay?
Just think how happy you'll be when
Catherine comes along on our 25th, huh?
- Huh?
- [Catherine Cooing]
[Kisses Lips]
- [Catherine Fussing]
- Aw, it's okay.
It's not gonna be
in a f***ing trailer home.
Don't see too many travelers around here.
Where y'all headed?
- San Diego.
- California?
- Uh-huh.
- Sure didn't take the fastest road.
Oh, no. We absolutely
had to see the desert.
- Didn't we, Bob?
- Absolutely.
There ain't nothin'
to see in the desert.
Really?
Did you hear that, honey?
Yeah.
Don't you know it's illegal
to smoke around a gas pump?
[Chuckling]
Yeah.
- [Girl] Come here. Come on.
He's a good little piggy.
- [Pig Snorting]
Little baby piggy.
Little baby piggy.
Hey, Bobby, come over here.
Look at this.
Oh, my God.
That's so random.
You two make a perfect pair.
- [Pig Snorting]
- Hey.
You're sweet.
Yeah.
[Chuckles]
Hey, what are you doing?
Don't pee there.
What the hell do you care?
Just turn around for a second.
Uh, hello.
Don't you see that?
Geez.
[Older Woman] She's so uncomfortable
in this heat. I told you to use cloth diapers.
- Mom, the doctor said these were fine.
- Look at those little cheeks.
- I know, sweetheart.
- Yes, she is. It's okay.
[Mom]
I think she's getting hungry again.
[Phone Beeping]
Uh, excuse me. Do you have a phone I can use?
I can't get a signal out here.
No, I don't.
Hey, Bukowski.
Give the cell phone a rest.
Sorry, Bob. Duty calls.
[Woman] Honey, you've been on the phone
since we left, really.
- [Doug] Well, sweetheart,
I've been gone two days.
- [Urinating]
I have to make sure that
my store's not burning to the ground.
[Bobby]
Oh, God.
[Sighs]
[Insects Buzzing]
Thanks, Brenda.
[Groans]
[Growls]
[Shouting]
What the hell, Brenda?
Damn it!
Damn it!
Got it all over my hand.
[Mom]
How far are we from l-88?
- Freaking perv.
- What?
- [Man] You're at least five or six hours.
- You hungry, sweetie?
- [Mom] Why couldn't we
have gone through Santa Fe?
- It's nasty out here.
- Honey, could you put a cork in it for a minute?
- Well, if I do say so myself...
ma'am, your husband here's
quite right.
This is the only southbound road
going to l-88. From there...
you can take the 40 to California,
but it's a long, old drive.
That doesn't bother me a bit.
I like to drive at night.
I used to work the night patrol
for 15 years.
Is that right? You a cop?
- Well, detective.
- Not anymore, thank God.
- I'm starting my own, uh, security firm.
- Uh-huh.
You a cop too, mister?
No. I'm in telecommunications.
I sell cell phones.
- You won't find any customers around here.
- Yeah, no kidding.
- [Man] Everything's fine. Oil's okay.
- [Barking]
- [Woman] Beauty, come back here!
- [Taps Hood]
Hey, buddy.
What do I owe you?
- Uh, $46 even.
- [Barking Continues]
Oh, hey, Bob, here.
Let me take care of that.
I can still afford the gas, Bukowski.
Keep the change, my friend.
That's not what I meant.
- [Man On Radio Chattering]
- [Woman] Beauty?
- Beauty? [Whistles]
- ##[Man Singing Country]
Beauty?
Beauty? Come on, girl.
[Whistles]
Beauty?
Beauty? Come on, girl.
[Whistles]
- [Clattering]
- Hello?
- Is anyone there?
- [Beauty Barking]
Beauty!
[Barking Continues]
##[Continues]
Beauty, what are you doing?
[Gasps]
- Can I help you, miss?
- Oh, I'm sorry.
It's just our dog. She just-
She got out, and she won't stay put.
- [Doug] Lynn, we're leaving!
- Come on, girl. Let's go.
- [Horn Honking]
- [Lynn] Bobby, she keeps getting out.
- It's all right. I got her.
- Okay.
Oh, honey? Honey?
Could you, uh, tell him to take it easy?
- The heat's making me nauseous.
- Let's go!
- Do you need something?
- [Horn Honking]
- No, thanks.
- [Chuckles]
[Bob]
Let's go. Let's go. Let's go!
[Mom]
Honey, we're on vacation.
Yeah?
You know, uh...
it's not on the map,
but if you...
take a left at the dirt road,
couple miles from here...
- Uh-huh.
- It'll lead you through the hills.
Probably save you
a couple of hours.
Can't miss it.
Uh, there's an old fence right in front.
Well, thank you.
Thank you very much.
Old fence, dirt road,
two miles.
Mm-hmm.
You have a safe trip.
Thank you.
##[Bob Singing]
[Brenda]
Dad, I hate your singing.
##[Bob, Mom Singing]
[Lynn]
Guys, no.
- Stop!
- [Bob] Imagine the first people
to cross this desert.
They didn't know
where they were.
- [Brenda] Yeah, I can, because neither do we.
- Brenda, the road is here.
It exists.
It's got to go somewhere.
Besides, look how beautiful it is.
Look at the light on the rocks.
It's gorgeous.
- This is so f***ed!
- [Mom] Excuse me?
- Watch your language, young lady.
- [Bob Laughing]
I would like
a little backup here.
- This is such bullshit.
- Hey, watch your f***ing mouth!
Can we just calm down here?
We're all a little tired, okay?
Yeah, Mom. Didn't you grow up in the '60s?
Why are you so uptight?
Your mom didn't
used to be uptight.
- She was a little hippie chick.
- No.
You should have seen her when she was
your age. She was a little hottie.
- Dad.
- Stop that.
[Doug] Driving through the New Mexico desert
in the middle of summer...
with a broken air conditioner.
Great vacation.
[Bobby] I'm glad you came because
I would have been so f***ing bored otherwise.
- ##[Stereo:
Hard Rock]- Yeah. So bored.
[Hinges Squeaking]
Oh. Give up on that, man.
I tried for an hour and a half.
Thing's ancient.
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