I Still Know What You Did Last Summer Page #17
- R
- Year:
- 1998
- 100 min
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JULIE:
Never do that again.
RAY:
(tender)
Hey -- I didn't know you were here.
It's okay.
(beat)
We got the refrigerator in. Come
see.
She sees the love in his eyes. She hugs him.
JULIE:
I love it here.
RAY:
It's gonna be great.
DISSOLVE TO:
107AINT. STAIRWAY - NIGHT
Julie climbs to the top of the stairs. She passes Ray in the bathroom.
She pauses in the doorway --
107BINT. BATHROOM - CONTINUOUS
Ray is at the sink in boxer shorts. He's using an electric Waterpic
devicice that has just been opened, a gift from the party. It makes a
low WHIRRING sound.
RAY:
(seeing her)
Checking the locks again?
JULIE:
You know me to well.
Julie smile and walks to the bedroom.
CUT TO:
107CINT. BEDROOM - CONTINUOUS
Julie climbs into bed with a book. The bedroom is clean and orderly.
The windows are closed. The closet door is shut.
The room is decorated simply: a high antique bed; unopened boxes; a
highboy; an antique mirror leaning against the wall. A stuffed bear
sits in a chair.
There is a CLATTER from another room. Julie freezes. She waits. She
hears it again. She climbs out of bed.
CUT TO:
107DINT. SECOND BEDROOM - NIGHT
Julie walks into the dark spare bedroom. The CLATTERING SOUND comes
from the open window. The wind is blowing the blinds.
Julie relaxes. She shuts the window. As she leaves the room, we notice
the dirty imprint of a boot below the window.
107EINT. BATHROOM - NIGHT
Julie passes Ray who is still absorbed with the new toy.
Behind him, the door softly closes. The lock twists. Ray is oblivious,
happy being the dental-hygene pacesetter of the household.
107FINT. MASTER BEDROOM - NIGHT
Julie enters the room. She looks at the closet door. It is open a
crack. She hesitates, trying to remember if it was open before -- it
wasn't.
Julie approaches the closet. She catches her refelction in the mirror
next to the closet. She peers into the crack of the closet. She can't
see anything. She throws open the closet door.
NOTHING:
She looks around the room.
JULIE:
What is my problem?
She sits down on the bed.
We see her bare feet from under the bed.
She smiles, relaxes. She looks in the mirror leaning against the wall.
Something has caught her eye. She freezes. She turns slowly back to
the reflection in the mirror. She sees the glint of steel --
A HOOK -- CRASH ZOOM INTO REFLECTION --
THE FISHERMAN CROUCHING UNDER HER BED
Julie turns too late --
The fisherman lunges out and grabs her legs. Julie screams. She goes
down --
Her nails scrape into the wooden floor as she is dragged under the
bed.
CUT TO BLACK:
THE END:
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