Madison County
Please!
Help me! Help me!
Please!
Thanks.
Yeah.
So what's left?
Well, we've got
all the camping gear.
You've got your
camera stuff, right?
Yeah, it's in the truck.
Well, then looks like all
we got left are the girls.
Are they ready?
Yeah, I just called.
Told them we're on our way.
Sounds good.
Hey, Will.
Yeah?
I really appreciate you coming
out on this trip with us.
Oh, it's no problem, man.
So we gonna have fun, or what?
I guess.
Come on, man,
are we gonna have fun?
You know it.
Well, let's hit it!
Um... Is Brooke here?
I'm sorry.
You must be Kyle.
We couldn't have chosen a more rainy day.
This weather, huh?
Brooke!
If I had nickel for every time...
Right.
Looks like you two hit it off.
Yeah.
He almost caught me sneaking her
out of the house in high school.
Apparently he hasn't
forgotten about it.
Hey, whoa!
Hey, Jenna.
Hey, James.
Will, you know Jenna, right?
Yeah. Of course.
Hi.
All packed up?
Yeah, yeah, just one second.
That was a pretty
enthusiastic greeting.
What're you talking about?
Whoa!
You two still have
something going on?
Maybe. Why?
Don't bullshit me.
I'm not. I'm not bullshitting you.
You're doing that face
you do when you lie.
Okay. All right.
It's a small thing.
Let's not make it into
a big thing, okay?
What the hell is he doing?
I'm so sorry.
You can't be serious.
He f***ing hates me.
You... You didn't tell
about us, did you?
You serious?
He'd freak out.
We've got it under control.
Daddy didn't know
that Will was going.
He's not too fond of you, Will.
Great.
Chill. Just chill.
It's okay.
Hey.
Heard you're coming along?
Yeah.
All right.
It's good to have you, man.
Will, what brings you along?
along and take some photos
while you guys
conduct your interview.
Interview?
What interview?
That's what
we're doing actually.
to interview an author.
Why?
Well, I've been writing letters
back and forth with this guy
for a few weeks now.
He invited us out to interview
him for my thesis paper.
I thought we'd make
a trip out of it.
There's a lot of controversy
around the book actually.
It's about a guy
named Damien Ewell.
According to the author,
David Randall,
he killed around 33 people over the
course of a couple of decades.
No one in the town told anyone.
Is this true?
But no one believes him, right?
I'm not sure. I mean,
that's part of the interview.
I want to get the people's point
of view on the whole situation.
So about how far away is this?
It's a good half day drive.
The only way to get to it
is through the hills,
so lots of twists, and turns.
Hope nobody
gets motion sickness.
I guess this is a good chance
to get out and stretch
if anyone needs to.
Anybody need anything to drink?
I'll take a water.
Water. Anybody else?
All good.
How about you, Kyle? You
want a hotdog or something?
Thank you.
Who's that?
You need a jump?
No, sir. We're just waiting on our
friend over here to get his sea legs.
Oh, I see.
Where are you headed?
We're actually headed
to Madison County.
What're you doing going there?
Well, we're gonna write
this, like, paper...
We're actually headed that
way to get to the Mulberry.
Gonna do some canoeing.
Oh.
Where are your canoes?
Uh, we're gonna rent 'em
down at the entrance.
Smart man.
Yes, sir.
All right, y'all take care.
You know, there's a road
that you could take
just before the 16.
Save you almost 30 minutes.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah, and it's not
as hilly either.
Be good for your
friend over there.
It's called Pettigrew.
All right, I appreciate that.
No problem.
Y'all take care.
So, how'd you get
a hold of this guy?
Well, I contacted him from the
address on the back of the book.
But it took him a while
to get back to me.
Does he write you often?
Yeah, yeah, kind of.
I mean, it usually
takes him a few days
to get back to me
each time though.
Why don't you just
e-mail, call?
I would, but he doesn't
have a phone or a computer.
God, that's gotta be awful.
Can you imagine the privacy?
I'm gonna go to the bathroom.
Do you want me to come with you?
No, I'm a big girl.
I can go by myself.
So, James, are you finally
going to make your move?
What are you talking about?
Oh, my God, don't play dumb.
She's into you.
Really? What'd she say?
Hey, I can't break
the code of girl talk.
But I definitely think
she likes you.
Don't act like it's some
kind of surprise, okay?
Yeah.
So, what's the plan
for tomorrow?
Kyle.
No, no, it's fine.
Well, when we get into town,
we're gonna talk
to some of the people
before going out
to David's place.
There. Happy?
So. About Jenna.
I really think that
you should just...
What're you guys talking about?
Nothing.
Do it.
Thanks. Thanks for the help.
You're...
Ow! What the...
Hell, my...
Hey, James.
Yes, ma'am?
I was wondering, you
didn't happen to notice
anyone else here camping
last night, did you?
No. Not that
I know of. Why?
No reason.
It's just I saw a car leaving
earlier this morning.
It looked like the one
from last night.
Well, we are still kind
of close to the highway.
I know.
You don't think that guy had
any bad intentions yesterday,
do you?
Nah, he seemed friendly enough.
I figure if he was going
to do us any harm,
he would've done it last night.
Yeah, you're probably right.
Hey! What the
f*** are you doing?
Oh, what you thought I was
actually going to take that road?
Why not?
What are the chances of that
guy telling us it's faster,
we take it and then
get completely lost?
You've got a point.
So, Kyle, do you
have a girlfriend?
No.
No, no, don't let him fool you.
He's got lots of lady friends.
Who knows, Kyle,
maybe we can find you
a little hillbilly girl to
hang out with out here, huh?
What about you, Brooke?
No. No boyfriend for me
at the moment.
I'm probably going
to grad school.
You know, trying to
keep my options open.
Really?
Yeah, why?
Just never really
talked about that.
Well, it's something that I've
been thinking about by myself.
Hey can you pull over soon?
I have to pee.
Hey, I'm gonna go
in those trees.
I'm gonna come keep a look out.
No. No, no.
I'll be fine.
I'll be within earshot.
Got to take a piss anyway.
Oh, there we go.
Oh, come on, man!
Oh, no, don't "come
on" me, that's cute.
Go on.
There we go. Oh!
Okay, rub his belly.
Okay, now go lower.
Just kidding.
Wonderful work,
ladies and gentlemen.
Those ought to be good.
Maybe.
Just because
he's a good photographer.
So, what's the story with Will?
He seems like a nice guy.
Oh, he's a great guy.
We met in high school.
Always had a camera
in his hand.
Yeah, you two seem to
be really good friends.
Yeah, we are.
Well, it was actually his idea to
come out here and take pictures
to go with my thesis.
Pretty interesting, huh?
Not really.
Hey, Brooke, you ready?
Holy sh*t!
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