Maskerade Page #2
- Year:
- 2009
- 165 min
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OUT HERE.
- [laughing]
I'M SORRY.
I'VE JUST BEEN STRESSED OU AND...
- HEY, IT'S OKAY.
BECAUSE WITH A HOUSE
IN BUMFUCK, EGYPT,
WE REALLY DON'T HAVE
MUCH CHOICE.
- [laughs]
[ominous music]
[clamoring]
GOT IT?
WOW.
THIS IS EXCITING, BABE.
- YEAH.
YEAH.
- I'M READY.
GOING TO WORK.
- OOH.
THAT'S AN INTERESTING SMELL.
- SMELLS LIKE
YOUR BELLY BUTTON.
- [laughing]
DAMN.
I CALLED TO GE THE POWER TURNED ON,
BUT I GUESS:
- WHAT?
NO SOLAR PANELS?
[flicking light switch]
- DAMN.
[flicking light switch]
WE GOT PLATES.
- NO, EVAN.
THIS STUFF BEHIND?
FAMILY HEIRLOOMS OR SOMETHING.
- THE CONTRACT SAID WE GE ALL THE FURNISHINGS.
- REALLY?
[laughing]
- RIGHT?
- THE DOWNSTAIRS IS BIGGER
THAN OUR APARTMENT.
WAIT FOR IT.
- OH.
- I KNEW YOU'D LOVE THAT THING.
PRETTY MUCH.
- ALL RIGHT, GIRL.
HEY, REMEMBER,
IT'S STILL GOOD.
- [laughing]
THAT'S REALLY GROSS.
LOOK, BABE.
- HMM.
BUT IT'S RUN
HMM.
[tense music]
WHAT THE HELL?
HUH.
- EASY, KID.
rip!
- F***!
- DAMN!
SCRAPPY LITTLE:
SON OF A B*TCH.
- [breathing heavily]
WHAT THE F***'S
YOUR PROBLEM, MAN?
- HEY.
SENSITIVE BOYS, AIN'T YA?
AIN'T A THING
YOU KNOW I'M HERE
- WHAT?
- YOUR POWER.
- THE BREAKER BOX IS OVER THERE.
- AH.
OW.
WHAT THE HELL?
[grunts]
OH, SH*T!
UGH!
[sniffing]
[groans]
[eerie music]
COOL.
- OH, YEAH.
THAT'S MY GIRL.
THERE WE GO.
[anxious music]
[buzzing]
- OH!
- WHOA!
- OH, GOD!
LIKE THAT.
- OH, SH*T!
I F***ING HATE PINEAPPLE.
WAS YOUR DOMAIN.
- EVAN REYNOLDS,
IF YOU EVER WAN TO SPEAK TO ME AGAIN,
OUT OF HERE.
- OKAY.
[groaning]
OKAY.
ALL RIGHT.
COME ON, PORKY.
LET'S GET YOU LORD OF THE FLIES
[exhales deeply]
- GO!
- I'M GOING.
- UGH.
[laughter]
- UNLESS I'M MISTAKEN,
TONIGHT?
ABOUT THAT HOTEL
OFF THE INTERSTATE...
AN HOUR AWAY?
- YEAH.
- COME ON.
SOONER OR LATER.
IT'LL BE FUN.
- FUN?
- YES, FUN.
YOU REMEMBER:
WHAT FUN IS, RIGHT?
- YEAH, I REMEMBER
WHAT FUN IS.
YES.
I LIKE FUN.
- YEAH?
- YES, I LIKE FUN.
[eerie orchestral music]
[crickets chirping]
[creaking]
bang!
- HEY.
- [mumbling] I DON'T KNOW.
NO.
[ominous music]
- [heavy breathing]
- [giggling]
ABOUT STAYING AWAY
FROM THAT BOY?
- I WAS JUST--
AND THEN I'M GONNA MAKE YOU WISH
ONE...
TWO...
OF SOME BURGLARS.
- HMM.
THANKS, HONEY.
- YOU'RE WELCOME.
[jovial banjo music]
- OOH.
- [laughing]
OOH!
- IT'S AN OLD-FASHIONED
IDIOT DETECTOR.
AND LOOK--
IT'S WORKING.
- I DON'T GET IT.
- THAT'S 'CAUSE
YOU'RE AN IDIOT.
- OH.
squeak!
FIND ANYTHING?
- AH, YEAH.
WE'RE ACTUALLY--
DO YOU HAVE ANY PAIN AND DROP CLOTHS, BY ANY CHANCE?
- I SURE DO.
UP FRONT.
- OKAY.
- I'M FRED.
- JENNIFER, EVAN.
- YOU'RE DOING SOME REMODELING.
- IT'S A GRAND HOUSE.
- GRAND, MY ASS.
- SURPRISED IT'S STILL STANDING
AFTER 50 YEARS.
- IT'S ACTUALLY
- YOU DON'T SAY?
EVER SINCE.
THEIR THINGS?
- WELL, THERE WASN' ANY FAMILY LEFT.
THE ESTATE,
- HOW'D THEY GO?
AT THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE?
- THINK THEY'D HAVE BOUGH THE PLACE IF THEY DID?
I'M SORRY.
- WHAT'S THAT ABOUT?
- LOOK, MISTER, IT'S NO MY PLACE TO TALK ABOUT IT.
I AIN'T SAYING.
IN THE BACKYARD.
- WHY?
- OKAY, UM,
LEMON YELLOW.
- WHAT?
- YES. LEMON YELLOW.
THAT'S WHAT I'D LIKE TO PAIN MY KITCHEN.
WHITE TRIM,
YOU'LL HAVE A BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN
IS WHAT I THINK.
AND I'LL DIG UP A COUPLE GALLONS
OF THE STUFF,
AND I'LL BRING IT BY TOMORROW.
- THANK YOU.
COME ON.
THANK YOU.
- I REALLY HOPE YOU KIDS BRING
SOME LIGHT BACK TO THAT HOUSE.
IT'S HAD A DARK CLOUD OVER I FOR A LONG TIME.
squeak!
- WE'LL TRY.
[bells chime]
- WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO DO THA TO YOURSELF?
- I WANT TO MAKE SURE WHAT WAS
BURIED STAYS BURIED.
- [inhales deeply]
[tense music]
- DIE!
FROM THE DEAD.
OKAY, GREAT.
THANK YOU, MR. BROWN.
ALL RIGHT, I'LL--
HELLO?
HELLO?
GOD DAMN IT.
LOST HIM.
TO APPRAISE:
HE SAID:
COULD BE WORTH:
MORE THAN THE PROPERTY ITSELF.
[ominous orchestral music]
THAT OLD KOOK.
THAT WE BEAT HIM TO THE PUNCH.
SNATCHED IT OUT FROM UNDER HIM.
- [laughing]
LUCKY ME.
OUR FRIENDS HERE
A TOTAL NUTJOB.
- WHAT FRIENDS?
BIRTHDAY GIRL.
- AH!
[laughing]
[upbeat rock music]
- HAPPY F***ING BIRTHDAY,
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