Nightworld Page #4
- It's okay.
Don't worry.
- You look good in uniform.
- That was taken a
very long time ago.
- And who's that?
- It's Frank, my old partner.
That actually was the last
day I ever wore that uniform.
- Why?
- I quit two weeks later.
- What did you do?
Shoot someone?
- A kid.
Gang member.
He was 15 years old.
He had just murdered
Frank in front of me,
and I was gonna be next
if I didn't do something.
- Jesus, I'm sorry.
Jesus.
I'm sorry.
Really, I...
- [Brett] Where are you going?
- I have to leave,
you know, I have to
because I don't want to put
my foot in my mouth again.
- Wait, no, no, no, no.
Don't leave.
Stay, stay.
I want you to stay.
(soft romantic music)
(eerie shrill humming)
(woman laughing)
(soft ominous music)
(ominous intense screeching)
(birds trilling)
(gasps)
(sighs)
- [Zara] Hey.
- [Brett] Hey.
I thought you'd gone.
- [Zara] I'm not going anywhere.
(slow soft music)
Couldn't sleep?
- Bad dream.
- I can fix that.
(slow soft music)
(birds trilling)
- What the...
(slow eerie music)
(gate creaks)
(moves into slow piano music)
- And you touched nothing?
- No.
- Are you sure?
- Martin, please.
- Look, I checked the monitor,
I saw whatever the hell
it was that was on it
and I called you.
In that exact order.
- It's fine, fine.
He followed procedures, Martin.
Exactly as requested.
Now, let us examine
the footage, shall we?
- See right there, you
know what that looks to me?
That looks just like...
- Are you certain
they are footprints?
- I'm looking
right at it, Jacob.
And what is it with you three
questioning everything I say?
- I see them, too.
We're have to go
inside the hangar.
Take a closer look.
Jake, I need you to
wait here, please.
- We are going inside?
- Now we are talking.
Let's go.
(slow eerie music)
(door creaking)
Coming or not?
(door slams)
- The door operates on a timer.
As long as we have the
key, we can get out.
- What happens if you don't?
- Please.
(footsteps crunching)
(camera clicks)
- What do you suppose
made these tracks?
- I have no idea.
- An animal obviously
got in here.
Need to look around.
Find how it got
in and seal it up.
- [Martin] No.
We shouldn't.
I've everything we need.
We're leaving.
Now!
- [Brett] If we
don't seal it up,
we're gonna end up down here
every time something
sets the system off.
The tracks end here.
Martin?
Seriously?
- I've never seen anything
like this before, Martin.
We can't just ignore it.
- I'm not ignoring it, okay,
I just don't know what
to do until he sees them.
- I know that but we have to--
- [Brett] What the
hell is going on?
- Nothing.
Everything is under control.
- [Brett] Martin.
- I've got to make some calls.
We'll talk later.
- What's going on?
What's up with you two?
What's got you so spooked
about being in there?
- Tomorrow.
Let's talk tomorrow.
I promise, first
thing in the morning.
(elevator rumbling)
(intense eerie screeching)
- Oh, Jesus Christ, Jacob.
- I'm so sorry.
Could you please
take me upstairs?
Martin and Goran
left in such a hurry,
it appears they have
abandoned me. (laughs)
And Brett,
do not go into the hangar alone.
(slow eerie music)
(clock ticking)
(children laughing)
(birds trilling)
(thunder claps)
- Hello?
Hello?
(door creaking)
(thunder claps)
Hello?
(thunder rolls)
(bell buzzing)
Hello?
- It's me.
Can I come in?
- [Brett] I'll be right down.
- Why haven't you been
answering my calls?
- [Brett] What?
- My calls.
Why haven't you
been answering them?
- What are you talking about?
- Did I do something wrong?
- Wait.
Zara, no!
What are you talking about?
Calls?
I haven't been doing anything,
I haven't been
ignoring you at all.
- Just shut up.
(thunder rolls)
(Zara passionately sighs)
(Zara moaning)
(intense dramatic music)
(Brett gasping)
- What the... hell, Brett!
Are you okay?
- I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
- You don't seem it.
- I'm okay.
My head.
I thought you were...
- Anna?
- Yeah.
- Brett.
Talk to me.
Talk to me, tell
me what's going on.
(Brett panting)
Have you been in therapy?
- My friend Alex tried to hook
me up with a shrink, but no.
It's this place.
The visions, the dreams
are stronger here.
There's something
about this building.
Something bad.
- Brett, it's not the building.
You have to go to a doctor.
- No, these people
have been hiding
something from me
since I got here.
- Something like what, Brett?
- (sighs) It's hard to explain.
It's just there.
It's just gnawing away
at the back of my mind
and no matter how hard I
try, I can't ignore it.
These people are hiding
something from me.
I have a bad feeling
about this place.
(slow ominous music)
(Jacob sighs)
(bell buzzes)
- Hello?
- Brett?
It's Jacob Keaton.
I must speak with
you immediately.
- Jacob, how did you
get... never mind.
I'll be right down.
How did you get here?
- I drove.
I'm blind, Brett, (laughs)
I'm not in a coma.
I took a taxi.
- [Brett] It's four
in the morning, Jacob.
- [Jacob] We are
running out of time.
I think it has started.
- What's started?
Jacob, what's started?
- Oh, hi!
- Don't go to any
trouble on my account.
And you are?
- Zara.
- Enchant, Miss Zara.
Jacob Keaton, at your disposal.
- Pleasure.
I'm just gonna, okay.
- What's this about?
- Oh.
I shall require you to
accompany me to the penthouse.
- There's no one there, Jacob.
In fact, we are the only
people in the entire building.
I checked all the apartments
that Martin and Goran
said people were living in
and there was no one there.
They're empty.
Why are they empty, Jacob?
What is it that got
Martin and Goran
- If you come with me, I
shall explain everything.
- Where are you going?
(slow ominous music)
- [Jacob] Open it.
- [Brett] I don't have a key.
- [Jacob] Yes, you do.
This way.
(soft eerie music)
(machines beeping)
There is nothing to
be afraid of here.
(machines beeping)
He is dying.
- Jacob, who is this man?
- Zahari.
His name is Zahari.
- The architect?
If this is Zahari that
would make him like--
- 150 years old, give or take.
- You don't really
expect me to believe
that this is the guy that
built the building, do you?
Come on, Jacob!
- Young man, I am
going to need you
to help me stop what I fear
- How can I help
you stop something
when I don't even understand
what you are saying?
- Do you believe in
the afterlife, Brett?
- Do I believe in the afterlife?
What kind a question is that?
No, I don't.
- This place,
this building,
it occupies a
space directly over
one of the seven gates,
each one, each gate
a kind of, how shall I say,
doorway to the other side.
- Other side?
- The Nightworld.
Land of the dead.
- Okay, I'm outta here.
- You must listen.
scattered throughout the world,
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