Silent Warnings Page #4

Synopsis: After the accidental death of his cousin Joe Vossimer, the just-graduated electronic engineer Layne Vossimer joins his girlfriend and four friends of them to visit and clean the inherited farm in the country. The local Sheriff Bill Willingham is an old friend of Layne, and also grieves the death of Joe. When the group arrives in the farm, some weird and mysterious signs appear in the cornfield, but they believe the other locals are joking with them. When Iris Doyle vanishes, the rest of the group realizes that there is a serious menace jeopardizing that place.
Director(s): Christian McIntire
Production: United Film Organization
 
IMDB:
4.0
R
Year:
2003
87 min
17 Views


- It's ok.

- Jesus!

- I said I was sorry, man!

- Iris, I'm sorry!

- What is wrong with you?

Hey, stop, stop! This is not

helping the situation, ok? Calm down!

Jesus!

You were spying?

Ok, if that's what you want to call it,

yes, I was spying, ok?

But I heard you say my name,

and I wanted...

...to know what you were saying

about me, ok?

And I looked through the door

and I saw you.

Iris, I apologize for my friend

peeping on you, ok?

And if there's anything that I

can do to make you...

- Why don't you get rid of him.

- You wanna shut up, please?

- Can I say something...?

- Please, shut up, both of you!

Please, go outside!

- I'm sorry Iris, I'm sorry!

- Maurice, can you go outside!

- Iris, I'm so sorry!

- Go outside! Go outside! Go outside!

I promise you this is not like him.

- I'm so sorry.

- What the hell were you thinking, man!

It's ok, it'ok... you all right?

Here.

Thanks.

Hey, look, I'm sorry about going

off like that.

Look, you bust in, you see that...

I understand.

Alright, then.

- She still won't talk to me.

- You did mess up, didn't you?

Yeah.

But, damn, she's acting

like I shot her dog or something.

Just give her few of days.

She's been through a lot.

How big do you think this place is?

I don't know.

About forty acres or so?

That figures.

He doesn't look too happy.

What did she say?

- Sixty six-five, all in.

- What? That's bullshit!

The acreage alone is won'th

more than that.

That's what I thought but...

...the area is depressed, over-farmed.

You know...

It's better than nothing, right?

Damn!

It's gonna look good, too,

when we're done with it.

Yeah, on that note,

you boys gonna help me with the side?

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

Looking good, ladies! Looking good!

Oh sh*t!

- Jesus!

- Are you killing a cow over there?

- Are you sure you guys don't want some?

- No, I'm good, thanks.

You know what I really feel like?

Is a burger from that place, Lillie's.

- All up in the grizzly.

- Let's go there today.

Hey, have you guys seen Iris?

No, not this morning.

She's not in her room, and her

bed is still made.

Hey, Maurice? Maurice?

- Are you there?

- Yeah? I'm right here.

- What you knocking on the door for?

- Have you seen Iris?

- No.

- Did you hear her come in last night?

I was up late, but I had the

headphones on.

I don't think I would have

noticed anyway... Why?

Sh*t.

Iris!

Iris!

Iris!

Here, let's try calling her.

What's her number?

We can't! Our cell phones

don't work out here.

Have you got any ideas?

- Sh*t!

- For all I know she could be anywhere.

- She sometimes went out for a smoke.

- Where?

I don't know. She didn't want you guys

to know that she was doing it.

I think, the pack in the back

of your truck.

Iris!

That's her bag.

What?

What the...

They took her.

In there.

Katrina, Macy, go inside

and call the sheriff, alright?

You two come with me.

Oh, Jeez, she's fine. Come on!

Iris!

Iris!

Iris!

Iris!

Iris!

Iris!

- Iris!

- Iris!

Iris!

Hey guys, hold on!

What?

- What is it?

- Can you smell that?

- What? Is that ozone again?

- Sh*t!

Damn it!

This wasrt here yesterday.

No, we would have seen it from the roof.

What is that?

That's her... that's her bracelet?

- Oh, my god...

- Oh, f***...

What is that?

It looks like...

- Like what? Like what?

- Like surgical pins.

- Surgical pins?

- Yeah, I have a couple in my wrist...

- Iris had a few.

- What are you talking about?

Remember that accident last year?

The one by Bitter Creek?

A couple of guys on your team were killed.

It was all over the news.

- Yeah.

- Iris was in the back-seat.

Killed a couple of her best friends,

and she...

...was really messed up for

about eight months.

What are you saying?

She had her hip

pinned back together.

With about six pins.

Jesus Christ!

So, she never did anything

like this before?

No. Not at all.

I mean,

she was really depressed for a few

months after the accident, but...

...this just isn't like her.

I'll do what I can, but we gotta wait.

I can't inform the state until tomorrow,

twenty four hours and all that crap.

Sheriff, what about all that

stuff in the field?

Well, the bracelet was hers, right?

As far as those needles are concerned,

I don't know what they were.

I'm telling you they were surgical pins.

Are you a medical student?

- No, but I have a couple...

- Stephen!

Come on, man, he's right.

We're all jumping to conclusions here.

What about the footprints?

What about the circles?

I wish I had answers for you, but I don't.

Well, if you don't, then who does?

It's ridiculous.

Hey, sorry. Everybody is just a little

on edge right now, you know?

Sure, I completely understand, I mean...

Layne, my hands are tied here, ok?

I'm short of manpower,

I've got miles to cover, you know?

I know what you're saying.

Right?

I have to ask you something

you might not like.

Ok...

Do you think your friends have

anything to do with this?

- No.

- You sure?

- Yeah, I'm positive.

- Alright.

Why don't you all come stay at the

motel or just come to town...

...until we figure out what's

going on around here.

I mean, I appreciate that but I think

we'd all just like to stay here,

just in case she wanders back

or something, you know?

It's a good idea.

Alright, thanks. Really.

Layne, it's not your fault either, right?

What time is it?

It's like... eight o'clock.

I don't even know the date.

- Sunday.

- No, the date.

September twenty second.

We've been here for like a week.

It's the equinox tonight.

- What?

- It's the first day of Fall.

A witches Sabbath...

- Come on, Katrina, don't start that sh*t.

- It was just an observation, Stephen.

Yeah, but we don't need to hear

that crap right now. Okay?

He's right. We need to focus

on the issue here.

Ok, then, let's focus on the situation

and let's actually talk about it, guys, ok?

Iris disappeared, vanished into thin air.

Crop circles don't just appear out of

nowhere, guys...

...and there are no logical

explanations for any of this.

I don't think she just wandered

off into the crops.

Well, there are other possibilities...

Why don't you just say it?

Maybe I will.

- What you, got, what you got?

- Stop it! Stop it!

I didn't do sh*t to that girl!

You watched her take her

f***ing clothes off!

Guys, alright!

- Yeah, but I didn't kidnap her.

- Guys, just knock it off!

Jesus Christ! Be rational here

and think this through.

Rational? What about that thing

that was at her window?

Oh, don't start that sh*t again

or I will keep talking!

What about those pins?

What pins?

- What, you didn't tell them?

- Tell us what?

Nothing! We were in the field

and we found these pins...

...and Stephen thinks they're

surgical pins.

I know they're surgical pins.

Iris had six pins in her hip.

Come on, you guys,

that doesn't make any sense.

- I mean, you found pins in a field?

- What are those pins made from?

Surgical steel.

And what is surgical steel made from?

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