Scorned Page #4

Synopsis: If you're going to cheat on your lover, don't get caught. And if you do get caught, you'd better hope your lover isn't secretly insane. Kevin learns the hard way when his girlfriend Sadie (AnnaLynne McCord of "90210") discovers that he's having a scorching affair with her best friend (Viva Bianca of "Spartacus"). Now Sadie has planned a romantic weekend getaway for just the three of them, complete with terror, torture and twisted psychosexual games. The trap is set. The party has begun. And tonight, hell hath no fury like a woman SCORNED.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Horror
Director(s): Mark Jones
Production: Anchor Bay Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.7
R
Year:
2013
86 min
Website
245 Views


Or else why would he

let me do this to you?

No, please.

- Hey!

- Don't.

- Hey!

- No. No.

- Please!

- Don't fight it, cheater.

I have to punish you

so that you learn

not to loosen your

fingers like Kevin did.

Come on, Sadie, look at me.

It's me, Jen,

your best friend

since second grade.

I've learned my lesson,

I swear to God.

I told you.

There is no God.

That's why I have to do this to you.

You've lost your mind.

I don't see you in you anymore.

I don't know you.

You know, you're right, Jen.

Yeah, we're friends.

We were friends!

Ah, no.

How can you f***ing do that to her?

Did you want to say something?

How can you do that to her?

Well, she's passed out now.

She doesn't feel anything.

You seem awfully protective of her.

I'm going to f***ing kill you.

That's no way to talk to

the mother of your child.

No, I'm going to see to it

that you don't run away again.

Do you remember our

favorite movie, baby?

You got it on DVD.

Oh, we saw a lot of movies, Sadie.

Oh, I think it'll come to you.

Kathy Bates was very good in it.

"Misery. "

What's the scene that

everybody remembers?

No.

You... you can't do that.

- It just creeped everybody out.

- No.

I think they called it hobbling.

No.

Okay.

You can't do this.

What I can't do

is have my man

try to run away from me again.

That's what I can't do.

- No.

- I'm sorry, honey.

This is... this is going to hurt.

You're not going to...

I'm sorry.

F***!

- Jesus, f***.

- Oh!

I'm sorry, baby.

I'm sorry, Kevin.

I don't think I could

break the other one.

How the hell did she break

both of them in the movie?

I feel like I'm going to be sick.

Hey.

Been asleep for almost an hour.

Where is Kevin?

He's upstairs.

I felt really, really bad

after I crushed his ankle.

I wrapped it and gave

him some Vicodin.

He's totally knocked out.

Will you please let me go?

No.

You should take some of these.

I don't want to.

The pain in my hand

is just numb now.

Not for your hand.

Trust me.

You're going to want 'em.

Here. Here.

Drink, drink, drink.

When does this finish?

When I'm finished.

Did I...

ever tell you the story

about when my sister

took my little puppy's

love away from me?

What are you talking about?

I had just turned 11.

My dad bought me the

cutest little puppy.

My little sister

played with it...

and pet it...

until that little puppy started to

love her more than it loved me.

Maybe it didn't love her more.

Maybe you just thought that.

That's not true.

One night, I went in her room,

and that little puppy was sleeping,

curled up on her bed.

I told you I killed that puppy.

- That's why you went to the hospital.

- No.

I didn't kill the puppy.

You didn't?

No.

See, I couldn't blame

my little puppy.

It wasn't his fault.

He didn't know no better.

It was my sister's fault.

So the next day,

she had a little

accident in the pool.

I helped her drown.

You told me you tried to save her.

I told everyone that.

It wasn't true, Jen.

What I didn't tell you is that

the police didn't believe me.

I was too young to go to jail,

so, you know, they could

only keep me till I was 18.

Listen, I've been thinking...

Kevin is a lot like

my little puppy was.

I can't really blame him,

you know?

You and me, we always said

that men are like dogs.

Someone just smiles at 'em,

they'll jump up and

sleep in their bed.

You...

are beautiful, Jennifer.

You have the most beautiful smile.

Maybe if my sister...

wasn't so pretty, my little puppy

would have stayed with me.

You're beautiful, Sadie.

Not as pretty a smile as Jennifer.

That's not true.

When we're at bars, guys always

want your number first.

Let's not beat around the bush.

Your dad's a dentist.

Your teeth are perfect.

I'm just going to chip one of 'em.

What?

Yeah. It'll work better

if you hold still.

Hey!

Hold still.

It'll go easier.

Just stop struggling.

I'm not going to

pull out your tooth.

I'm just going to chip it.

You do have nice teeth.

Sorry, I must have

nicked your gums.

I guess you're kind of pissed,

aren't you?

Green tea's ready.

Just don't forget the lemon!

Two sugars, right?

Oh! Bootsie.

Oh, honey.

Have you not had dinner yet?

I'm so sorry.

Here, have some chili.

Oh, and, Kevin,

you're going to love the little

polka-dotted dress I got for you.

Didn't have any lemon,

so I had to use...

lemon juice.

Kevin, you look so pathetic.

There, silly Willy.

All yours.

Kevin, you're never

getting out of here.

You're all mine.

Hmm.

Do you like my dress?

You think it's pretty on me?

I brought it up here to

surprise you this weekend.

Now I want you to take a good look.

Get this picture of my

sexy panties in your mind.

What are you going to do with that?

Baby, I've been doing

a lot of thinking.

It wasn't your fault.

You know, you cheating

on me with Jennifer.

She was cute and sexy.

And once you laid your eyes on her,

it was impossible

for you to resist.

But I have a way

to make that never

happen for us again.

You have wandering eyes, Kevin,

and that's not good for

our relationship, baby.

Haven't you done enough?

All right? Come on.

I learned my lesson.

Just please don't.

I gave you the image

of the sexy underwear.

Don't take my eyes.

Now I'm just going to take

your wandering eyes away.

- No, please.

- Just be quiet now.

- Shh.

- Not my eyes.

Just please don't take... please.

Don't, don't.

Don't, please.

Don't take my f***ing eyes!

Not my eyes.

Come on.

Come on.

- No!

- Jeez, baby.

I wasn't trying to kill you,

just trying to blind you.

F***ing b*tch, no!

Dispatch, this is unit 26.

Motorist possibly spotted suspect

heading north of Sherwood.

Better, you big baby?

You're a f***ing animal.

I can barely see.

That's the idea, silly.

All right.

Here is some Vicodin...

for your pain.

Here's hot tea.

Careful.

It's still a little warm.

Careful, baby.

Don't burn your lips.

I think you've learned your lesson.

I'm going to go check on Jen.

You still here?

Please...

help me.

I came down here to inform you

that apparently Kevin doesn't

miss you anymore at all.

That's okay.

I just want to go home.

Oh, that's not for you.

There's a boat down at the lake.

Got to fill it with gas.

We're going boating.

I know you don't like the water.

Quite frankly, I've had some

lousy luck with it myself.

But I hear drowning is

a painless way to go.

At least I hope so.

My poor little sister.

If you let me go now,

I won't tell anyone,

like this never happened.

Let you go?

Come on, Jennifer.

You think I'm crazy?

Yeah.

You know what?

You are crazy.

You're a f***ing psycho b*tch!

What more could you

do to me, Sadie?

Kill me?

That's what you plan

on doing, right?

We're friends.

I thought I knew you.

Nobody knew you, Sadie.

I slept with Kevin.

Get over it.

It's not the end of the

f***ing world, okay?!

You're a drama queen.

Sit down, drama queen.

Jesus.

Come on, baby.

Come on, f***er.

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