Mother, May I Sleep with Danger?
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2016
- 86 min
- 137 Views
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(wind whistling)
(distorted growl)
Come to me, come to me
Come to me, come to me
Yeah
Come to me, come to me
Come to me, come to me
Yeah
Come to me, come to me
WOMAN:
Hello?
No, not yet.
I had to set up first.
She's on her way to the house.
Hey, I got this, okay?
I'm doing it tonight.
(doorbell ringing)
I think she's here.
I got to go.
(phone beeps off)
(doorbell rings)
Come to me, come to me...
Come to me, come to me
Hey, baby. Mm...
Come in.
Hey, let's go upstairs,
all right?
Oh, I thought we were
gonna go see New Moon.
It's supposed to start...
No. My parents are out.
Let's just stay in, right?
And look,
I got you this.
(laughs)
What?
(soft whooshing)
Do you like it?
I love it, it's beautiful.
Thank you.
Hey, you got your camera, right?
Yeah...
Good, because I want you
to photograph me.
Tonight,
I will be your muse.
(both laugh)
Okay.
(camera shutter clicking)
You... are so beautiful.
Do you love me?
Yeah.
There's something
I need to tell you.
Okay.
I'm a nightwalker.
Okay. What's a nightwalker?
It's like a vampire.
(scoffs)
I'm just gonna
show you something.
Okay.
(gasps)
Hey, hey!
I didn't choose
to be like this.
I-I don't know
what you're talking about.
I need to go.
No.
We chose you.
Chose me? For what?
The nightwalkers--
we chose you.
Please just let me go.
No, no, you are not gonna go.
I love you.
What are you
talking about?
Please, please.
We can have this eternal bond,
forever.
I'm tired of killing.
If I turn you, we could feed
off each other forever.
You're acting
really crazy.
Please just let me go.
No! No...
No, Pearl! Pearl, stop!
(Pearl screams)
Please, please,
just leave me alone.
Pearl!
Get off of me!
(grunting)
It'll be better
for the both of us.
I don't understand
what you want from me.
Please, come on!
Please, just let me go!
You're the most important
thing in the world to me!
Come on!
(shrieks)
(grunting)
Get back! (grunts)
Ah!
(Pearl grunts)
(Pearl grunting)
Ah!
(panting)
(choking)
(whimpers quietly)
I never meant...
to hurt you.
You're a nightwalker now.
And you are
gonna thirst...
and kill...
until you find
your one true love.
(gasping)
(panting)
(distant howling)
(grunts)
(groaning)
(screams)
(groaning, sobbing)
(screaming)
(screaming continues)
(growls, hisses)
(whispering voices)
(sucking, gulping)
(man whimpering)
Oh, no.
(panting)
(indistinct chatter)
MAN:
Vampires and sexuality.
Now, some argue that the
insatiable thirst for blood,
that makes vampires
metaphorically sexual creatures.
Bram Stoker:
he takes vampires
as a sex metaphor
to a whole new level.
He creates Dracula
as a queer figure.
So in contrast to Dracula,
what sort of bond
would Van Helsing have
with his band
of vampire hunters?
Rodger?
Heteronormative, yeah?
At least, it seems that way.
Right.
So, their quest to end Dracula,
it's also to reaffirm
that their own homosocial bonds
aren't queer.
Violet?
Okay, so then Dracula
needed to be killed
because of Victorian homophobia,
but also because
he was a murderer.
Right. Yeah?
MALE STUDENT:
What about Twilight?
(laughter)
What about it?
Well, the Twilight point of view
is new, isn't it?
I mean, it makes vampires
good and-and cool.
It makes everyone
want to be a vampire.
Do you want
to be a vampire, Dan?
(laughter)
PROFESSOR:
All right.
All right.
They don't all suck.
The first Twilight
book was good,
because it made teen sex
dangerous again.
Edward has to distance
himself from Bella
because of her blood
and later,
he won't have sex with her
because he's afraid he'll get
too excited and kill her.
Interesting.
I'd like to see where
you're gonna go with this.
In the past,
teen sex was forbidden.
A pregnancy out of wedlock
was, like, death.
But now, in our day,
we have Teen Mom shows,
and everyone
can just use condoms.
was great
because it equated teen sex
with death again.
And then they screwed
it up in the later books,
just because
he's a "Victorian gentleman."
And then they actually get
married as teens to have sex,
which is just a way
to cash in on teen sexuality
while trying to seem
morally responsible.
It's absurd.
Very interesting thoughts.
You can all
catch them, too, on Leah's
podcast for pop culture.
(laughter)
So, please, join it.
You know what?
I think we're
gonna end on that.
Your next reading chapters
will be listed in the syllabus.
Be careful of vampires.
Good-bye.
Have a good day.
(indistinct chatter)
Hey, Leah!
Leah, wait up!
Oh, hey, Bob.
Hey.
Ready for auditions tonight?
Oh, yeah.
I'm a little nervous.
Macbeth is tough.
Yeah.
You're gonna get
Lady Macbeth.
I mean, you're amazing.
Thanks.
So you ready for the, uh,
country club
Halloween party this year?
My parents told me
that your mom's
been doing a lot
of the planning?
Yeah, she gets so into it.
It's so embarrassing.
(chuckles)
Um,
I'm gonna go study
my lines, okay?
Yeah, sure.
Okay.
I'll see you tonight?
Yeah, yeah,
yeah, of course.
All right.
Break a leg!
(chuckles)
Thanks.
(bell tolling)
BOB:
And all our yesterdays
have lighted fools
the way to dusty death.
Out!
Out, brief candle!
Life's but a walking shadow.
A poor player that struts
and frets his hour
upon the stage
and then is heard no more.
It is a tale
told by an idiot,
full of sound
and fury...
signifying
nothing.
Great, Bob.
Good job.
I can tell you were
working on that.
Thank you.
Thank you very much.
Okay, thank you.
Okay, is there, uh,
is there anyone
else for Macbeth?
Leah.
For-for Macbeth?
Yeah, I would like
to play Macbeth.
Uh...
Okay, fine with me.
Give it a shot.
Just like
we practiced.
Yeah.
(clears throat)
(deep breath)
This'll be interesting.
We will proceed
no further in this business.
He hath honored me of late
and I have bought
golden opinions
from all sorts of people
which would be worn now
not cast aside so soon.
I would...
LEAH:
Prithee, peace.
I dare do all that may
become a man.
Who dare do more is none.
If we should fail...
And we shall not fail.
Bring forth men
children only.
For thy undaunted metal should
compose nothing but nails.
Will it not be received when we
sleepy to of his own chamber
and used their very daggers
that they have done't?
Who dares
receive it other?
I am settled
and bend up
each corporal agent
to this terrible feat.
Away.
And mock the time
with fairest show.
May false face hide
what the false heart doth know.
(quietly):
That was, um...
(clears throat)
That was something.
Yes.
All right, um...
ladies, that was, uh,
that was interesting.
Uh, two Lady Macbeths.
I like it.
Okay, good job.
And good job, everyone.
I'll post the results
later this week.
Really good work.
(indistinct chatter)
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