Slumber Party Massacre III Page #4
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- Year:
- 1990
- 87 min
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so why don't you go downstairs
and tell them something?
Okay-
Juliette?
Go.
I'll see you downstairs.
What is it, catching?
Poor GUYS-
Jackie's gonna hear about this.
Ken?
You're one kinky guy.
Well?
How does it look?
Maybe we should blow-dry it.
We know how things look darker
when they're wet.
Hey, guys, I got one.
Here, in my bag.
My mom's gonna kill me.
Sorry.
I got a bad feeling about this.
Doesn't look
like it can get much worse.
Ken!
- Back so soon?
- Huh?
We were just wondering
where Juliette was.
Oh, she just gave me a tour
of the whole house.
She stopped off in the bathroom.
Said she'd be down in a minute.
Uh-huh.
Excuse me, I think I have to go
powder my nose.
So, how is it coming
over there?
Oh, no.
I melted it.
Juliette!
Oh, Juliette!
Juliette! Jesus,
there's water everywhere!
What the hell was that?
It's Maria.
Juliette!
It's Juliette! She's...
Oh, God!
- Oh, my God!
- What do you mean?
She's dead!
- Where is she?
- In the closet!
- What happened?
- Maria, are you okay?
Wait here.
- What happened?
- Is she okay?
She was murdered.
Wait!
What are you talking about?
She could have slipped
or something!
She's stuffed in a garment bag
in a closet!
We've gotta call the police.
What if whoever did this
is still in the house?
Ken, where was she
when you left her?
Jackie!
She was gonna take a shower.
We had just...
Jackie, leave him alone.
Maybe it was that weird guy
who did it.
Maybe he was the one
that took the lightbulb.
- What?
- What Iightbulb?
Gosh! Michael!
Ken, you and Dunc,
stay with the girls, okay?
Tom and I will
take a look around.
Susie's right!
He could still be in the house!
We should all leave!
But what if he's outside?
We should call the police.
They're not gonna listen to me!
They think I'm playing a joke!
I'll call. They'll listen.
If they won't help,
I'll call my uncle.
He's an ex-cop.
Alright, Jackie, we found
an open window.
But there's really
no way to get in.
Yeah, we also found a phone
that was ripped out of the wall.
But, guys, can we
just go downstairs
and call the cops, please?
Yes.
Let's go.
Jackie, stay by me,
in case they have any questions.
Playa Vista Police.
This is O'Reilly.
Yes, I'd like
to report a murder.
A young woman.
A woman...
Who is this?
Hello?
This is Jackie Cassidy.
I called earlier.
You're still at it, huh?
No! You've got to listen to me!
There's been a murder.
It's one of my friends,
Juliette.
Jeez, these kids never give up.
And my other friends
went to look for her,
and they found her
stuffed in a garment bag!
You girls
having a good time?
No!
You've got to come over here!
It's your responsibility
No, you misunderstand.
My job is to weed out the real
calls from the prank calls.
Now, if you have any respect
for the taxpayers' money
and the people out there
who really need our help,
you'll cut this sh*t out
and stop tying up the phone.
Another one, huh?
Ah, the same one.
Stupid kids.
You ever feel you
might be wrong?
You know, ignore a call from
someone
You wanna answer
this f***in' phone?
'Cause I don't need this sh*t.
I didn't mean anything by it.
It's just that it
occurred to me, that's all.
You tryin' to ruin my day?
Sh*t.
Tell you what I'll do.
I'll swing by there in about an
hour, when I get off my shift,
and that way, neither one of us
Got the address?
Thanks.
We're in deep sh*t.
Why don't I go get my uncle?
Look, man, no offense, but
you're not really in any shape.
I'm fine, and I'm fast.
I used to be a sprinter.
I want to get out of this house.
I want to do it for Juliette.
Why don't you just
call your uncle?
He's asleep by now.
He'd never hear the phone.
Maybe... maybe you should.
We have to do something.
All right. Do it.
But take something with you,
all right?
Hey, I'm going with you!
Come on!
- All right. Take it.
- Thanks.
- Let's go.
- You're too generous.
- Ready?
- Yeah.
H'
Ah! Sh*t!
What's the matter?
Are you okay?
Yeah.
Not really.
Oh, I can't run anymore.
Come on.
I'll go as fast as I can.
It's just a block down
and a block over.
If you wanna run on ahead,
I'll tell you which house it is.
No, that's okay.
What's wrong with your leg?
Oh, it's an old injury.
My knee's messed up.
Usually it's okay.
Dammit!
Yeah, yeah. My ankle
gets weird on me sometimes.
Achilles tendon.
Ugh!
Hey, is this
the old lumber yard?
I know where they keep
their tools in here.
Do you want it?
I sure don't want to be fighting
somebody off with this thing.
Let's do it.
They got some
major stuff in here.
I ain't carrying that
all the way back with me.
Yeah, we got to find
something smaller.
Go see what's on the shelves.
Yeah, this is more like it.
Yeah, let me see
that sledgehammer.
It's perfect.
That's what you get!
Oh, sh*t!
What are you doing?
Get the hell off me!
You crazy?
What kind of question is that?
Get off of me!
Nothing wrong
with my knees, boy!
Never, ever admit
your weaknesses.
How long has it been?
Ten minutes, at least.
The rug looks like sh*t.
God, I feel like I'm in
a concentration camp
waiting for the Gestapo
to come in and say,
"You, Diane, you're next."
All the windows
and doors are locked.
Nobody should be able
to get in.
What about through the basement?
Oh, my God, the basement!
I forgot!
There's a window in there!
Give me that poker!
Jackie, you're not
going down there!
- Besides, they're tongs.
- Give it to me!
Come on, Jackie.
Sit down.
Don't tell me what to do!
All right, all right, all right.
Let me get a knife
and come with you, okay?
Okay-
Hey! Nice fish!
Forget the fish.
We've solved the mystery
how that guy got in here.
Here.
Jeez.
What in the hell
does my dad keep in here?
Come on. Come on.
The weirdo's
down in the basement!
- What?
- And the window was open!
It still is.
I can't believe that somebody
killed the weirdo and Juliette!
Where the hell are Ken
and Tom?
What is taking them?
Everybody, listen. Did anything
My neighbor called!
What neighbor?
This guy that lives
across the street!
- Yes!
And he was in the house
when I got home today.
What?
- What?
- What?
Well, he told me, he said
it was an open house,
and then... and then
he called tonight
the house at night.
Jesus Christ, Jackie!
I'll get it.
Somebody, go with me.
Hello?
- Hello? Who is this?
- Ken'?
Jackie?
You sounded funny.
Listen. My uncle said
it's definitely safer
to stay in the house.
The guy probably
didn't stick around.
We'll be over in a few minutes
to check it out, okay?
Tom went to try to persuade
the police in person.
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