Out of Bounds Page #3

Synopsis: Farm boy Daryl Cage's parents ship him off to the big city to live with his brother, hoping he will have a better life there. After a baggage mixup at the airport, Daryl finds himself in possession of a drug cache, which a ruthless drug dealer wants back. The dealer murders Daryl's brother and the small town boy ends up all alone in the big city, being pursued by both the drug dealer and the police, who suspect him of the murder.
Director(s): Richard Tuggle
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.4
R
Year:
1986
93 min
130 Views


did pick up the wrong bag.

Maybe. Maybe he picked up the

right bag, and the kid killed

his brother in cold blood.

Well I can hear you

I can see you

But I can't feel you

Touching me, yeah

Oh, it's obvious there's

No one you can trust

To tell your tales of love

Goodbyes

Do you think maybe you could

buy me a mouse, because he

broke my mouse's neck?

That's him!

-Marshall.

-Dizzy. Tonight is your lucky

night, dude.

-Why's that?

-Money talks, man.

Bullshit walks.

Where is he?

(GUNSHOT)

(GUNSHOTS)

Whoa! What's that?

Hey! Gaddis!

(LAUGHING) That was intense!

What are you, mental? Huh?

-What do you think this is, a

f***ing video?

-No, now we know who they are!

No, Dizz, now they

know you we are.

So what are we going to do?

Hey look, I really appreciate

your help and all, okay?

Hooking me up with all

these people. I couldn't

have done this without you.

But it's just too sick and it

is too serious, and I have

to do this alone.

What, you're just going

to blow me off now?

I mean, I've only driven you

all over Los Angeles.

I even lost my job because of

you. And now you're just going

to blow me off.

Oh, that's great. Figures.

My brother's gone, okay?

And I'm here alone.

And if we make another mistake

they're going to nail me.

And you know what else?

They're going to nail you.

That's serious.

Well, then we gotta make real

sure that we don't make

any mistakes.

(ENGINE STARTING)

(DRIVING AWAY)

Hey!

You crazy son of a b*tch!

(DRUNKEN SINGING)

What's happening? How you

doing there today?

Very nice to see you.

In a hurry?

Marshall?

-No.

-Relax, man.

We're all friends here.

Yeah. Get in the car.

Listen.

If it's about that kid...

I want him.

I don't know where he is.

I swear.

(SCREAMING IN PAIN)

(SCREAMING)

I'll find him! I'll find him!

-I like you, Marshall.

-Yeah?

-(SCREAMS)

-Just don't get on my

bad side.

Don't ever get on my bad side.

Okay!

This is definitely heroin!

I think.

How much is it worth?

Ten of these? I don't know,

a million! Maybe more.

Okay, so what are we going

to do now?

We gotta get to a wide open

space. You know, somewhere not

near here at all.

We gotta get away from here.

Oh, I got it. I know exactly

where we can go.

We can go to San Pedro.

The docks down there?

It'll be ideal.

(PHONE RINGS)

Yeah.

Yeah.

This is Marshall.

Yeah, we got a message

to call you.

Listen to me,

you little prick.

Nobody fucks me over.

I want my sh*t back tonight.

Well look, I don't want any

more trouble with you or the

cops anyway, okay?

If you can just give me

a couple grand

so I can get the

hell out of here

I'll be fine.

Sure, kid.

No sweat.

See how easy I can be?

Lead rain, Lemar.

Lead motherfucking rain.

Okay, it's San Pedro.

By the docks.

Pier E.

Pier E, I got it.

What took you so long

to tip us?

I did that so you wouldn't

scare him off.

If what you're saying is true

you're way out of bounds.

One careless move and he'll

blow your ass to pieces.

And anyone else who

gets in his way.

Daryl?

Go home, okay?

I don't want to go home

and just leave you

here by yourself.

Look, I don't want to see

you get hurt.

Get the hell out of here.

Go on.

Get the windshield for you?

You'd better just be reaching

for your dick, Lemar.

Hey! Hey!

Where's Gaddis?

He's looking for some kid!

Made off with our smack!

(SCREAMS)

He didn't get it.

There's the kid!

Dizz, get out of here!

Police! Freeze!

Come on, move it! Move it!

(GUN CLICKS EMPTY)

(PHONE RINGS)

Hi, it's Dizz. You know what

to do so do it after the beep.

(PHONE RINGS)

Delgado.

No, you blew it, Daryl.

-Hey why don't you believe me?

-Doesn't f***ing matter

whether I believe you or not.

Two of my men are dead!

That makes you an accessory to

murder one.

Now you listen to me.

You better start playing ball

with me, boy.

Or else I'm going to nail

your f***ing ass to the wall.

Hey man, I'm telling you

everything I know.

Bullshit! You've been

short-stroking me from the

very beginning.

Now I want to know, who are

those two other guys, huh?

The one we found toasted

in the car and the one who

cut down my men.

Look, those are the dudes who

killed my brother. I never saw

them before last night, man.

What about the girl?

She has nothing to do with it.

She's only helped me while

I've been here.

Okay, now you listen to me.

You listen to me good.

We only found one set

of foreign prints at the

murder scene.

If they turn out to be yours,

then there's no evidence that

there was anyone else

in that house, but you.

Daryl? Daryl?

Scare you, Gil?

Jesus, Roy.

I'm your worst f***ing

nightmare, right?

You look like sh*t.

You got any painkillers?

There's a few percs in the

medicine cabinet.

You still too wasted to fly?

Going to be making a run to

Mexico real soon.

Go ahead, Gil.

Use it!

Doesn't look like any

sign of him.

Or your smack.

What about the girl?

I got her address.

You're cute.

-You know that?

-Mm-hmm.

Hey, Dizz, it's Mark Gerchick.

(SCREAMS) (PHONE RINGS)

Look, she works over

at the Beanery.

Sometimes she eats here.

You seen her?

-Hey.

-Yeah?

-You know a gal named Dizz?

-Yeah, I know her.

-Where's she at?

-I don't know.

-Where's Marshall?

-There's a lot of Marshalls

in Hollywood.

Hey!

-I'm looking for him, man.

-Walk down to Bates

and Lakeford.

It's the corner house.

It's the kid from last night.

If he's got the stuff,

this could be it.

(GUN COCKING)

That was a real stupid

stunt last night.

Now, I want my sh*t!

Where is it?

Where's Dizz?

Lieutenant? She identified the

Cage kid leaving the house.

Well, make sure you get her

name. We'll want to talk to

her later.

Yes, sir.

I'm looking for a kid.

He's got a lot of smack?

And some girl named Dizz.

You seen them?

You know where they are?

-Be back here in half an hour.

-I wanna go home...

-Do it now!

Oh, Dizz.

DIZZ:
I was so afraid.

I thought I'd never see

you again.

Now I gotta get a new

set of wheels.

No, now they have the stuff.

Life's a b*tch, ain't it?

How'd I do?

Not bad.

For a city girl.

Sunset Towers,

across from Party's.

I come up here sometimes

by myself.

I'm really sorry that

you had to become

involved in all this.

'Cause this, man, this...

This has gotten crazy.

I'm not sorry.

Don't apologize.

I bet compared to the girls

back home I must seem

really strange.

I hadn't known that many.

Come on, you must have a

girlfriend back home.

Well, actually, these is this

girl I actually have been

kind of seeing.

She's kind of an actress type.

She's kind of wild.

Daryl, there's something I've

really gotta tell you.

I haven't been straight

with you.

I'm not really an actress.

I'm not.

I mean, I didn't get any of

those parts that I went

out for.

I didn't get that part in

Massacre in Blood City

or anything. I made it all up.

I know you probably think

I got lots of friends here and

I know a lot of people

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