Let Her Out Page #2

Synopsis: Let Her Out follows Helen, a bike courier who suffers a traumatic accident. As she recovers, she begins to experience strange episodic-black outs, hallucinations, and night terrors-that lead her to discover that she has a tumor, a benign growth that is the remnants of a "vanishing twin" absorbed in utero. Over time, the tumor manifests itself as the dark and demented version of a stranger. As Helen's emotional and psychological state begins to deteriorate further and further, she begins to act out in psychotic episodes that are influenced by her evil twin - making her a danger to herself and her best friend, Molly.
Genre: Horror
Director(s): Cody Calahan
Production: Black Fawn Films
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.4
TV-MA
Year:
2016
89 min
Website
48 Views


in the womb, but I think it is those who are the survivors.

We are the only ones missing.

Twins missing. The science...

It feels like there's something happening to me.

Not something you can simply extract.

You've just discovered you had a twin. Heavens, just digest it.

The doctor said the pressure in the brain was causing blackouts. I do not know.

If something feels wrong you must return to the doctor.

- I have to return soon anyway. - When is the surgery?

- In three days. - Three days and all this is over.

You can do that.

You're also tough. As if Ripley had a baby with Juana de Arco.

All this is scaring me.

She started in the body of my mother and ... then got into me.

I feel so guilty.

Helen, you can not feel guilty; It's not your fault.

Taking.

Thank you.

All right. Now let's take a picture of the three.

For!

Now I have to go to trial. Rest well. Do not go out.

What the f*** ...?

Molly?

Molly, did you put the paint again there?

Molly!

What the hell?

Roman?

Roman, brought you back your stupid painting!

... Helen, I want to see.

Calmly. Come. Sit down.

Roman?

- Come on. - Yes.

Helen, listen! Untie! Untie!

I knew you'd come back when I find out. Come here.

Want to see you. You want to f*** me, right? Say it.

Yes.

Helen, listen! Untie! Untie!

Roman? Where are you?!

I AM:

I'M COMING

I've had enough of this sh*t!

Try it now, f***ing b*tch!

Three days.

Just hold for three f***ing days.

- Where we go? - At Motel Gemini.

I've been thinking about you since the party ...

- Helen? - Yes?

- I can enter? We need to talk. - Yeah. Just give me one second.

- What? - It's 7:00 pm, Helen.

My show starts at aTime, I gotta go.

I know, I'm preparing.

- Has seen Ed? - No.

It's okay. I wait for you?

I just have to...

- What did you do here all day? - Nothing. Agree? I'll see you there.

All right. As you like.

TWO ROOM:

Hears! You can not go down there!

OPENING NIGH Helen!

Helen!

What happened to your arm?

- We need to talk about what happened. - Do not!

Solo relaxation, s? Solo relaxation!

All right! What?

You have three seconds, okay? Three two,

- ... one. - I think I am in love with you.

OMG! Are you crazy!

All right. That night, when I met you at the party, there was something about you.

It was dark and dangerous. Leaving you ... Stop!

All right? Listen out.

It was like you were crazy, but in a good way.

May I smell it. I can smell it, it's in your whole being.

I can not stop thinking about you all the time.

I can not. And last night ... Gosh, last night!

- What are you talking about? - Oh ... Do not do that.

You came to me. You remember?

We got into my car, went to the motel that obsesses you, to the room both.

Just.

You said it was your first time. It must mean something.

Iodoethane!

You have to understand. Nothing in me is real!

Nothing. You're just you.

I can not explain it. I need it again, please. Please.

What do you want, Ed?

I love you.

What would you do to me? Tell me.

I...

Come on, Ed. Use your words.

I want to f***. Hard. Harder than you ever f***ed in your life.

You know what you are?

You think you're a man.

With your hair ...

and your beard,

and your tattoos and your poetry and your f***ing pornographic fantasies.

You're not a man! You're a f***ing kid!

Dilo!

- To say that? - Say "I'm a child!"

- "I'm a little kid." - Do not.

Say it, and I will give; I'll give you everything you want.

I am a kid. I am a little child.

Ask me what you want, boy.

Destroces want me.

Take off your pants.

- Do not move ... or you'll short. - What the hell? What do you do?

- You said you wanted it dark and dangerous. - Okay, okay.

This is what you want, right?

- Would you cut it? - Do not! Do not!

- Are you afraid? - Yes!

- Are you so scared? - Stop! For! Please!

Damn b*tch!

And do not tell Molly, okay? Sh*t!

I know who you are.

No no no! It's not real. This is not real.

Do not! Do not!

Stay here. Everything will be fine if you stay here.

That's OK. Stay here, dammit.

Molly?

Do you know what time it is?

I do not know. It is night.

Molly...

- I do not know what is happening to me. - I know.

You're sick, Helen.

You are very sick.

No. It's not that, it's this thing ...

It's not about what's in your brain, okay?

This is what is on your mind.

- Need help. - What are you talking about?

Last night I returned from my show, it was great, by the way; if you give a damn,

and I went to your room, because I wanted to see my friend, and I found ...

this.

Matale

And that.

I'M COMING

F***ING B*TCH - There's more.

I did not do this!

- Who did it? - I do not know.

Where's Ed?

I do not know, Molly.

- Where is?! - I said I do not know!

You ... you did something?

Of course not.

- I do not believe you. - Well, I do not care! It's true.

- Why did not he call me? Where is? - I do not know where he is, right?

And believe me; You're better off without him.

I'll f*** her, right?

- What? Do not! - I've seen the way you look.

Molly, listen to me. Ed is bad. He is not good.

I hinted. I told him no.

I said no, but do not take no for an answer.

What did you do?

I just freaked out. That is all.

- He had a knife. - Did you have a knife ?!

It was not mine, okay? Just trying to scare ...

- I'm calling the police, Helen. - Why?!

You're a danger to yourself and other people, okay?

Need help.

This is not me, okay? As soon make me surgery I'll be fine.

People with brain tumors at all times,

but they do not try to scare other with knives.

- I have not killed anyone! - I did not say you did!

I am not crazy!

Why do you say that? Jesus Christ, Helen, that's bullshit!

I am sorry. Molly, you know me. You are my sister.

- You're not my sister. - You know Helen would not do anything wrong.

- What? - You know I would never do anything wrong.

That was not what you said!

You're crazy, Helen. Shove your f***ing head!

Helen, detente!

Helen! You are hurting me!

I'm not ... Molly, run!

Helen, stop!

I do not want to hurt you!

Helen, let me in!

- Helen, tell me what you did to Ed! - Molly, please!

Helen! Open the door!

Molly!

Get out of me!

Go to the car.

I've been watching.

I just want to talk. So you'll get on the damn car. Get in the car!

I'm not a bad person, you know?

This is your fault!

All this is part of a sick game that has been played with me.

I'm a man. Do you understand? I'm a man.

And you can not take it away from me, you can not take away nothing!

Ed, please stop! You do not get it! You do not understand what I'm capable!

- Take off your clothes! - Do not!

Do you remember that motel? You invented this and I'm just playing!

Turn around!

Look, I will not hurt you. Agree?

Turn around. Put your hands against the wall. Just do it!

No, Ed! Ed...

Jdete!

Get up! I've told you to get up!

Do not! Do not! Wait! Wait!

I'M HERE

I AM HER:

- Hello? - Molly?

Helen? Helen, listen to me. I know you. This is not you.

- I'm f***ing like my mother. - No, you are not. You are not.

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