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Krampus Unleashed Page #6
- Year:
- 2016
- 90 min
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(engine rumbles)
David!
- Honey, please!
- Slow down before
you kill all of us!
- Shut up, shut up, shut up!
- Don't you tell me to shut up.
- You're distractin' me!
(engine rumbles)
Keep it up and I guarantee you
we're gonna have an accident!
- Look out!
(tires squeal)
(shattering crash)
(groaning)
(coughing)
- Everyone okay?
- No, Dad.
Sh*t.
Okay.
It's on foot from here I guess.
- You got a better one, Fiona?
How far is it to town from here?
- The fastest way'll
be through the desert.
Let's go, go.
- Viv.
Baby.
(ominous instrumental music)
Oh my God.
No.
- Mom?
- [David] No, no, no.
(melancholic instrumental music)
(banging)
- [Troy] You killed her.
You f***ing freak,
you killed her!
You killed my mother.
(fleshy smack)
- Hey, Troy!
- Come on, man.
- [Troy] Get your damn
hands off me, lady!
- Son, please,
I'm so sorry.
(melancholic instrumental music)
- We gotta go.
That thing's still out there.
- Too late, he's already here.
- Okay, Mister, time
to snap out of it.
Let's go.
- No, you go, get
the kids to safety.
- Mister, there is brave,
and there's stupid.
Let's go.
- Go!
Go!
(kids shout)
(suspenseful instrumental music)
(pulsing heartbeat)
(David shouts)
(groaning)
(screaming)
(dramatic instrumental music)
(tires crunch)
(banging)
- [Dan] State police!
(banging)
State police, I'm coming in!
State police!
State police, come out
with your hands up.
111 to dispatch.
- Go ahead.
- This place is deserted.
There's nobody here.
- Yeah, the woman hung up on me.
How do you wanna proceed?
- Uh, right now
I'm not too sure.
Any word on my back-up
and that cadaver unit?
- I've called everyone,
from the Forest Service
to the Country Sheriff.
Word's gone out but
all they'll tell me
is they're en route.
- You gotta be kiddin' me.
- It's Christmas Eve, Dan.
What do you want me to say?
- Look, just, just
keep me posted, okay?
- Be careful out there, Dan.
Somethin' strange is goin' on.
(crickets chirp)
(crunching footsteps)
(Troy gasping)
- [Tommy] Come on,
Troy, hurry up.
- Eat me.
- The monster'll do that for me
if you don't hurry up.
- If you lose that
backpack, we'll move faster.
- Yeah, what's in there anyways?
- Come on, guys,
we're almost at Old
Man Coop's place.
From there, we can catch
a ride back into town.
Tommy, help him.
- Come on.
- I don't need your
help, half-pint.
- Come on, let's move,
come on, come on!
(dog barking)
(fence rattles)
(banging)
Hey, Coop, you home?
It's Bonnie.
(banging)
Hey, Coop.
- Bonnie, what the hell are
you doin' out here, girl?
- I'd tell ya, but I don't think
you'd believe us.
- Friends of yours?
- Listen, we need
to get into town.
You still got that old
beater truck of yours?
- She don't run.
Hasn't since last winter
when her engine froze up on me.
- Well that's just wonderful.
- Well, come on in.
- Go ahead, go.
Go, move!
- [Coop] The place is
a bit cramped but, uh,
do your best to make
yourselves to home.
- We really can't stay,
there's somethin' after us.
- There's an evil moon
in the sky tonight.
I've seen this once before.
- [Bonnie] When?
- I was a young
man, just about, uh,
the age of this feller.
I'd taken up with a gang
of treasure hunters.
(discordant rumblings)
Our leader was a fella
named Clay Olson.
And he met this German
that claimed to know
the location of the
Klaus Younger loot.
(laughs)
- Who's Klaus Younger?
a pair of Hessian outlaws,
said to be the deadliest
pistols of their day.
stage, train, and pay house
from here to Santa Fe.
So you can imagine
our excitement
when we thought we'd
found their stash.
- Did you find it?
- [Coop] Yeah,
but let's just say
it wasn't what we expected.
- This is it, Clayton, payday.
(chuckling)
(rattling)
- [Clayton] What the hell?
- Looks like laundry.
- [Clayton] Wait,
I feel somethin'.
- [Coop] Looked like a bust.
All we found was this
slick black stone
about the size of a football.
- Wait, you, you
mean like, like this?
- My rock.
- Where'd ya get that?
- I found it this
afternoon at the creek
by my granddad's house.
- Well that's the one,
and that's why the
Krampus is chasin' you.
- The Krampus?
- All these years, the
Krampus has laid in wait.
Now, somehow, one of
y'all's waken him.
- Christ, Coop, this
is crazy, even for you.
- I don't get it.
How can a stupid
rock cause all this?
- 'Cause it ain't
no ordinary rock.
- What's that?
- I searched high
and low to find this.
I knew for sure that one
day it'd come in real handy.
Ah, here we are.
Well now, that there is what's
called the summonin' stone.
In ancient times, it was used
to bring evil spirits
into the world.
Trouble is, very few learned how
to control the
creature once summoned.
Legend says Cleopatra was one.
St. Nicholas the other.
- Santa?
- Don't tell me you
believe in Santa Claus.
- No, every legend's
based on a shred of truth.
- Does this book tell
us how to control him?
Like St. Nicholas?
- No, but it does tell
us how to stop him.
- Great, how?
- Well here you
have your elements.
Earth, fire, and water.
Now it's fire that awakens him.
One mere spark hits the stone,
then it brings
the curse to life.
- But how do we
reverse the curse?
- Well, he must be returned
to the Netherworld.
Once his thirst for
blood is quenched,
he'll return himself, as
But since he's still chasin' ya,
it's clear that he's
not finished yet.
- So,
so we have to bury him then.
Great idea.
Anyone got a shovel?
- Just a stone's throw from here
is the entrance to
the Vulture Mine.
It was closed back in the 1880's
when the diggers
hit the water table.
- This is really crazy.
- How are we supposed to
get him to go in there?
- Well, that's the easy part.
The Krampus is
drawn to the stone.
If we bring that with
us into the mine,
and, rest assured, he'll follow.
We'll bring him close,
we light the fuse,
and run like hell,
and we bring the whole
mountain down on him.
- Light the fuse?
- Yeah, dynamite.
- No, no, this is the dumbest
thing I've ever heard.
Coop, our best bet
is to get to town
and get some help.
- What kind of help you
reckon you'll find there?
Bullets won't kill him.
Hell, an A-bomb won't.
Now you're the folks
that's woken him up.
And that's who he's after.
So even if you make it to town,
a lot of good people
are gonna die.
- Then we have to stop him.
- Well I've studied the
Krampus all my life,
and I know that the
only way to stop him
after he's awoken
is to send him back
to the depths of hell.
People said I was crazy,
but I knew that
one day he'd awaken
and come back to
finish what he started.
And, at long last,
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