My Bloody Valentine Page #4

Synopsis: Valentine's Day is coming around and the young people of the small mining town of Valentine's BLuffs are organising a party. A few decades earlier an explosion at the mine trapped six miners underground. One, Harry Warden, survived, though in a deranged state. Warden is sent to a mental hospital but escapes and murders those he deems responsible for the mine accident. Now people are being brutally murdered again, and the townsfolk suspect that it is the work of Harry Warden.
Director(s): George Mihalka
Production: Paramount Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.2
Metacritic:
46
Rotten Tomatoes:
50%
R
Year:
1981
90 min
440 Views


- All right!

- Come on.

- Chicken.

- Chicken?

- Why don't we go down to the mine?

- All right.

One quick ride down

and right back up.

What about gear?

Yeah, get that six-pack.

This is gonna

be great, baby!

Watch your step.

Come on.

This is ridiculous with you girls

in those dresses.

Hollis! Where do you

think you're going?

We're going for a quick ride

and coming right back up.

You can't. You know the rule.

No women in the mine.

We're gonna come right back

up again. Believe me.

Watch your step.

Howard, don't be

a pain in the ass.

"Pain in the ass"?

What "pain in the ass"?

- Watch your step, okay?

- Be careful.

Down we go!

Come on, you guys.

Hop in the cars. I'll be right back.

- Yeah, we made it.

- You just let me know!

Here, Sarah,

put this around you.

Michael, here you go.

And a blanket.

And a blanket?

Hollis, you got one for me?

Here's one for you.

I'll be right back.

Can you believe we're

really doing this?

It's so dark

down there!

On second thought, I think

I'm gonna stay right up here.

No, you don't. If I'm goin' down

there, baby, you're goin' with me.

- Oh, great.

- Hold on, everybody.

Here we go!

Keep your hands inside.

- Pass me that beer!

- All right!

Come on. Pass a couple

up this way.

- Where's the lantern?

- Right here.Just stick with me.

Look out below!

Hold on.

Get ready for bumps.

Hey, Hollis, pass me a beer.

Want one, Mike?

How far down

does this go?

- Come on, Sarah.

- Here you go.

Wow!

All right!

Little bitty free ride.

There we go.

- Stops all by itself.

- Great, Hollis.

Let's go. Yeah, I hope you kids

enjoyed yourself...

'cause we're goin' right back up.

- That was great. Let's do it again.

- Howard usually walks.

Let's do it again.

Come on.

Where does that go?

That leads to an abandoned part.

We don't go down there anymore.

- Take us on a tour, Hollis.

- Yeah!

- Yeah, let's show 'em around.

- All right, all right.

Just because we're here.

Come on.

Keep those blankets wrapped

around you. You're gonna get filthy.

Okay, Daddy.

It's cold down here.

All right, boys and girls.

This is called a tipple.

So that's a tipple.

This is also

called a tipple.

Hey, Howard, come on!

- Comin'.

- Howard, come on!

I'm comin'! I just heard something.

Probably some rats.

Rats? You never

told me there are rats!

This is the old engine room.

Boy, what a nice view back here.

We'll meet you in ten minutes

over at the main shaft!

All right. No longer.

We're going straight up.

How do you like my pad, huh?

I can't believe you work here.

Yep.

- He's in there!

- What is it? What's the matter?

He's in there!

He's in there!

- What's going on? What's going on?

- His face!

She's dead.

- He killed--

- What are you talking about?

What are you talking about?

Dave is dead!

And Sylvia!

Somebody's killed her!

It's Harry Warden!

He's here!

Everybody, get the f*** out!

Go! Go! Go!

Come on! Come on!

Son of a b*tch must've

cut the phone lines!

Listen to me. I want you to make

sure everybody gets out of here.

I want you to get the chief and tell

him to get here, and fast! Now go!

Sarah, she's in the mine

with the others.

- What?

- Her, Hollis and Patty.

They took the railcars down there.

They're in the mine right now.

- We gotta get them out.

- That's where he probably is.

He'll kill them!

I'm gonna get them out.

Come on! Come on!

Go! Go!

Come on!

If anything happens to Sarah,

it'll be your fault!

You never should've let them

go down there!

Let's worry about getting them out.

I'll take the abandoned section.

You take the level above.

We'll meet in the main shaft

by the elevator.

I hope to God we get there

before Harry does.

Good luck.

- Where is he?

- I don't know.

Boo! Gotcha.

Damn you, Hollis.

Where the hell were you?

I thought you were right behind me.

You must've taken the wrong tunnel.

Oh, sure we did.

You did that on purpose.

Me?

Come on.

Watch your head.

Watch your step as well.

This is the oldest part

of the mine.

Oh, gosh!

These tunnels were built

in the early 1800s.

- Really?

- Yeah, it's all abandoned now.

We haven't worked down here

in years.

Not since Harry Warden.

Howard, what do you think

you're trying to do, you jerk?

Easy. I got a hangover.

- Boy, did you guys jump.

- I'll get you down.

Oh, Howard, you goof.

- Get down out of there.

- Wait. I'll go the other way.

- For Pete's sake.

- I know what I'm doing.

God, you guys.

- Come on. Hold it.

- Ooh, that feels so good.

- Get your light.

- Got it.

- Okay?

- Yeah.

- You all right?

- Come on.

Get down! Stick with us

and quit clowning around.

- I was just having some of fun.

- Yeah, sure.

Hey, you guys,

where's Mike and Harriet?

- Maybe Harry Warden got 'em.

- Stop it!

- Howard, come along and behave.

- Yeah, let's go.

- My blanket!

- Come on.

You'd forget your head

if it wasn't tied on with rope.

- It's freezing down here.

- Who's leading this tour?

I feel so good.

So do I.

Where are we going now?

This leads to the main shaft.

We're going up.

How come the walls are

so white around here, Hollis?

I told you, it's lime powder. They

put it here to contain explosions...

and they put it on the wood

so it doesn't get dry and crack.

Hey, you guys, how come Mike

and Harriet haven't come back yet?

What's that?

I thought I heard something.

It's probably only rats.

That ain't no rat.

Come on. Let's go find Mike

and Harriet and get out of here.

Come on.

Tommy Whitcomb, what's the matter

with you? Where's your brains?

- How many times have I told you--

- Chief, listen to me!

You have to go to the mine.

We were having a party, and Harry

Warden started killing everybody!

Harry Warden is at the mine. There's

a bunch of kids trapped below.

Axel and T.J.

are trying to get them out.

He killed Sylvia and Dave!

Get back in that car

and get home and stay put!

Go on!

- Mobile One in.

- Go ahead, Chief.

Yeah, Ben.

Call the mayor right away.

Then round up every available man.

Meet me back at the mine.

I think there's some kids

trapped down below.

Out.

- Howard, would you get up front?

- I'm trying to get up in the front.

- Do we know where we're going?

- I can't even see.

Just stay beside me.

- Why don't they answer us?

- Stavisky!

We never should have

left them in the first place.

- Maybe they're down there.

-Jesus!

- What are you trying to do?

- You scared me!

- Are you all right?

- Yeah, we're fine.

- What's the matter with you?

- We gotta get out of here.

Harry Warden is back.

- He's killed Sylvia and Dave.

- Are you kidding?

What are you saying? Harry's dead.

Harry died a long time ago.

Will you shut up

and listen to me, goddamn it?

Now, they're dead,

and he's down here somewhere.

If you want to get out alive,

you do exactly as I tell you.

What are we gonna do?

This better not be

your idea of a joke, T.J.

Do I look like I'm joking?

Come on. Let's go.

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