I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Page #12
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- Year:
- 1998
- 100 min
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KARLA:
Julie...
JULIE:
Only he wasn't dead. He killed Barry
and Helen last July Fourth.
Tyrell begins backing away from Julie. He picks up a piece of
driftwood from the dock.
JULIE (cont'd)
I thought Ray and I killed him on the
boat, but we didn't and now he's back
to finish up the job.
Tyrell holds up the log as a weapon. He's angry and afraid --
TYRELL:
We're on an island, miles from
anywhere. I don't give a crap about
you're fisherman. There's dead bodies
pilling up everywhere and there's one
guy missing --
Will moves closer to Tyrell --
WILL:
The porter...what's his name? Old
Asbestos --
TYRELL:
Estes! That's exactly who it is. That
old guy knows something. We can sit
here and wait for him to pick us off
or we can go find him first.
Tyrell turns and heads down the dock. Will goes with him. Karla takes
a few hesitant steps after them, then turns back toward Julie, who
hasn't moved.
KARLA:
Julie, we have to do something.
Julie sees her friend caught in the middle, sees her suffering. She
reluctantly starts for Karla --
JULIE:
(sotto)
It's not him.
CUT TO:
62INT. GREYHOUND BUS - NIGHT
Standard bus folks: old people in Panama hats, buzz-cut military geeks
on holiday.
Ray sits in a seat. He's in pain and does not look good.
He pops a handful of pills into his mouth and washes them down with an
Orange Crush --
A dignified OLD LADY has been watching him --
OLD LADY:
People live healthy in Miami.
(sincere, but unsettling)
It's the future down there every day
of the week...The future.
Ray slumps back, waiting for the pills to work.
RAY:
I'll keep that in mind.
CUT TO:
63INT. HOTEL TOWER ROOM - DUSK
The door to Estes's room BANGS inward. Tyrell, Will, Karla, and Julie
charge into the room.
TYRELL:
Yo, Freak Boy --
The cluttered room is empty.
WILL:
He's not here.
Tyrell and Will begin roughly searching through Estes's possessions.
TYRELL:
We're gonna find some weird crap
in here.
In the corner there is a curtain used as a partition. Julie pulls the
curtain back and discovers
A SMALL, HEAVY CABINET
sitting in the corner. It seems to glow from inside while casting an
evil pall over the room.
Julie moves toward it and hesitates before opening the doors.
Inside -- is a small voodoo shrine. A candle has burned low before it.
impaled on a fishhook.
JULIE:
Voodoo.
TYRELL:
I told you.
Julie looks closer. She sees her toothbrush, a hair tie, assorted
other knickknacks belonging to her friends.
TYRELL:
(to Karla)
Missing a hair tie?
Karla looks in. Tyrell snatches the straw man up.
TYRELL:
We found our guy.
THUNDER rumbles across the sky like the judgement of God.
CUT TO:
64INT. HOTEL CORRIDOR - NIGHT
Julie, Karla, Tyrell, and Will walk quickly down the corridor. They
have grabbed some of their things.
TYRELL:
We gotta find flashlights, torches,
guns if they got 'em, anything
that'll help.
Will and Tyrell eye the stairs leading down to the lobby.
TYRELL:
Wait. Maybe he's down there
collecting the body parts.
Will and Tyrell exchange a glance, an "are you man enough?" kind of
glance.
WILL:
Let's go.
The men head into the kitchen and bar area.
WILL:
We'll only be a second, okay?
TYRELL:
Yeah, wait right here, it's the
safest place.
Karla is terrified and waits by the stairs, but something catches
Julie's eye. She walks across the lobby.
KARLA:
Julie, where are you going?
Julie keeps walking. She sees historical pictures of the hotel: work
crews during construction; the first limbo contest; fishermen standing
next to sailfish and marlin.
Near the pictures, Julie sees the globe. It's spinning slowly.
Julie hesitates, then walks toward the globe. It stops spinning. She
looks down at it.
CLOSE ON - THE GLOBE
and Julie's hand finding Brazil. We see the capital is not Rio, but
Brazilia. This is dawning on Julie when we hear --
ESTES (v.o.)
Brasilia.
She jumps out of her skin. Estes was standing right there in the
shadows.
ESTES (cont'd)
That's the capital of Brazil, not
Rio.
Karla SCREAMS.
Tyrell comes flying across the lobby past Karla. He dives on Estes,
tackling him to the floor. Will is right behind him.
WILL/ESTES/TYRELL
Let go. I got him. That's me. It's
him. We got you...
JULIE:
Leave him alone.
Tyrell holds up battered Estes --
TYRELL:
Here's youre killer --
ESTES:
No --
WILL:
ESTES:
No --
They shake Estes, finally giving him a chance to speak.
ESTES (cont'd)
I found the bodies this morning...I
tried to use the radio, but he
already destroyed it.
JULIE:
Let him go. I believe him.
KARLA:
Come on, Julie. You saw his room.
ESTES:
I haven't hurt anyone...I stole
those things to help you. To
protect you.
JULIE:
He's telling the truth. He could've
easily killed me. He didn't.
(beat while
this sinks in)
Look, we didn't even answer the
radio question right...This whole
thing was a setup.
KARLA:
What do you mean?
JULIE:
Rio isn't the capital of Brazil. It
was the wrong answer. Sorry, we lose.
TYRELL:
(starting to lose it)
You've got all these theories but
where is he? Where? Where's your
fisherman killer?
JULIE:
I don't know.
TYRELL:
(losing it)
You never do...The guy at the
nightclub, the body in your room last
night. Little notes that only mean
something to you. How do we even know
you're not the one behind this --
Estes steps forward --
JULIE:
(to Tyrell)
How do we know you're not?
ESTES:
(to Julie)
I know who you're talking about. He
used to work here at the hotel.
(beat)
And I've seen him around again. Out
in the woods by the orchard.
They look at Estes...Is he telling the truth?
ESTES:
I can't remeber his name, but I
don't forget a face.
(beseeching)
I can show you...
They stare a beat --
WILL:
How do we know you're not setting
us up?
ESTES:
Where else you gonna go, son?
They look to the office, the gym...The sense of death surrounding
them.
KARLA:
I know I don't want to stay in
here.
JULIE:
We'll be better off in the open. If
we stick together, maybe we can kill
this creep for good.
TYRELL:
Show us.
They begin moving for the door.
CUT TO:
Establish. The rain pounds a fleet of fishing boats. The boats are
securely battened down in the weather.
Ray limps past, heading for a small building at the end of the dock.
Its sign reads:
Island Ferry, Jack Paulsen -- proprieter.CUT TO:
67INT. PAULSEN'S BOAT HOUSE - NIGHT
A gear-strewn office. Paulsen watches an episode of Party of Five.
There is a loud KNOCKING at the door.
PAULSEN:
What the...
Paulsen slowly gets up. He cracks the door open. Ray stands
silhouetted against the rain.
RAY:
I need to get to Tower Bay Island.
Paulsen senses something isn't right.
PAULSEN:
We're closed.
Ray pushes his way in --
RAY:
I need to get there, now.
Paulsen looks at him standing there drenched.
PAULSEN:
Did you happen to notice what's
going on outside?
Ray pulls out the gun and points it at Paulsen --
RAY:
I'm not looking for a weather
report, I'm looking for a boat. So
which one's yours?
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