Nightscape
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- 2012
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The cause of this?
A bone-white car?
Can you... My son.
Do you see him?
It ain't the night alone
what's dark...
It's the world over.
It ain't the night alone
what's dark...
It's the world over.
You already call 9-1-1?
Come on, Forrest!
Give 'em that
super-truck punch!
Break down that rumble.
502 big block
or something like that.
Look it.
Hoosier drag slicks.
Could be a sleeper.
Sure it's worth a pink slip
to find out?
Another town, maybe.
Another mark.
A lot of "if's" when I got one
in the chute already.
You want me hanging
with the pinks, right?
Better not have a nose full
of nitrous is all I'm sayin'.
He's purely street-legal.
I can vouch for that.
We good now?
Sorry.
Done like dinner, Slick.
It's one flat move to another.
Hey, I could have gone
with one of them.
You know that ain't
what I meant.
You should save
your leg strength,
find a place to bed down.
Looks vacant enough.
It's shelter at least.
Assumin' their ain't no dogs.
You miss it?
The circuit?
That's what you call it, right?
I miss the feel of it.
Look at those stars.
That's what it looks like
nights when I'm goin' at speed.
No road, no horizon.
Just me up against the big
end of the sky.
Just so as you don't launch
yourself into space
from over your own wheels.
Never did like any of those
space shows.
I like my stories
true-to-life.
Dear diary,
the driftin' life teaches you
that no matter your troubles,
there's always somebody
worse off.
Take my travelin' partner:
A natural-born racer
without a ride.
Lost it yesterday
in a grudge match.
He acts steady,
but I know different.
I can tell about people.
Don't know if I'm to blame
for his broken-down luck.
For his sake, though,
I should disappear
down the road.
You writin' about us?
'Bout me, you mean?
You're just incidental.
What are you writin' about...
incidentally?
Where do you figure on goin'?
I don't know.
There's a drag strip...
outside of Boise.
Figurin' on hirin' myself out.
You don't think of nothin'
else, do you?
Everybody's gotta stay true
to their risk.
This is mine.
You got any money
of your own?
Some. Why?
Was wonderin' if...
between the two of us
we got enough to eat for real.
Yeah... probably shouldn't
have had all those marshmallows.
If I remember right...
Comin' in there's a grocery
or cafe not too far up the road.
East to west and back again.
You never know
what you're gonna get,
some of those places.
There's a cafe in Montana,
Let's just say
it wasn't in apple pie order.
to run home
to get the ice cream
for my chocolate shake.
One summer...
we went up country to visit
Grandma Hankins,
Our squirrel dog had had like
four pups the day before,
so we took 'em with.
'Course that day was hotter
than a Methodist hell.
Spent the whole time
in the box-seat
rubbin' those pups with ice
just to keep their yippin' down.
They were cute and all,
but I must have smelled like
a wet dog for a week.
Where was this exactly?
Think you're bein' sly?
I told you I ain't gonna make
this personal.
See?
We're edgin' up on civilization.
I sore miss that ride.
You got a pin in that leg?
Pins, staples...
Elmer's, chewin' gum.
Got smashed up so bad
I got bone-chips
the size of baby's teeth.
Lordy...
What a god damn mess
of lives.
What are you doin'?
Miss, are you hurt?
Cursing and crying out...
Can you walk?
Let's get her to the couch.
Let her lie down
and get over the shock.
Cursing and crying out,
real...
bound to fall...
Shadow puppets that never
quicken into true flesh...
Wait! Look.
Gunshot.
We need to get her flat.
Miss?
Miss?
Miss?
What the blue hell?
Away from the body, chamo.
You okay?
You know what in the
blue hell's goin' on here?
There's a full howl of
madness over these hills.
As you see,
it is a catching madness.
It has many names:
The Pale Horse,
The Devil-Fetch Car,
Leviathan...
I call it...
La Muerta Blanca.
It brings nightmares,
chaos and carnage.
What you would call
the supernatural.
Yeah, what would you call it?
The world as it is.
This could've been me.
I got black luck that way.
It is the mark
of La Muerta Blanca.
What're you fixin' to do
with that?
Mad science.
You're still talkin' 'bout a
car? That's what I heard you say.
When he passes...
some hallucinate,
others change.
Think of it as a horseman
of the apocalypse...
Detroit-made.
You saw what happened...
La Muerta Blanca...
Tinted windows.
Phantom fast.
All the strange in life
rustles in its wind.
If you see it,
or anything like it...
well... I offer
a generous bounty.
Fair warning...
Do not hope to outrun it,
chamos.
No one is faster than fate.
Let's make the 9-1-1 and get.
Excuse me, Mr. El Bi-ter?
El Buitre.
Sorry. That T R E at the end...
We could use a lift
into the next town,
Or farther east
if that's where you're headed.
For your sake, cario,
the roads... are not safe.
Think they'll find
anything of us?
We wiped it down...
and my bullets, untraceable.
That's some pistol.
It's an artifact.
Made special
for this kind of work.
What work is that?
Figurin' the plan for this
world.
Yeah, well, hope shootin' up
demon-headed waitresses
marks the giddy limit.
This is our, uh,
fourth day travelin'.
Picked me up on the coast.
Calls himself
a journeyman racer.
Used to be famous, I guess.
Or coulda been.
My daddy was into cars.
A wheelman, eh?
I'll just get him settled in,
and then text
with the room number.
...Store Cafe, and three others
were killed
at the Scholls Eatery.
a senseless gun rampage.
Kliers, who ran the
restaurant for about 14 years,
was a well-respected member
of the Scholls...
I ain't sleepin'.
Crazy days, huh?
That waitress...
uglier than homemade sin.
Just now sinkin' in I guess.
Makes you wonder what's
possible in this world.
Funny what you said
about luck.
Not ha-ha funny,
just... strange funny.
Here I thought it was my fault.
How's that?
I'm livin' past my time.
By rights, I shoulda gone in
the accident what took my leg.
You out racin'?
Ah, that's the hang of it.
Happened at a four-way stop
in town.
I was just headed
to the corner grocery, and...
the median
and smashed me head-on.
Stood on the brakes,
but no odds.
Truck rolled me hard
into a parkin' lot.
'Mazin' you weren't more hurt.
There was a boy there
with his mama,
sittin' in a cart.
He spun around...
I looked him in his eyes.
I tried to turn the car away,
but...
It just kept goin'.
He was three year old.
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
Wasn't your fault.
I know...
I know.
But it happened...
And the fact that it
happened...
and it happened
to somebody innocent...
thought they were safe.
Today... yesterday...
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