Stag Night Page #2

Synopsis: Four men out on a STAG NIGHT in New York prematurely exit an underground train after the soon-to-be-best-man begins to hassle two women. Trapped at a deserted station these six adults become the target of a gruesome manhunt when a secret gang of cannibal dwellers, living in the tunnels discovers them. Tensions will rise as they fight to make it through the night with all their limbs attached.
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Peter A. Dowling
Production: LionsGate Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.9
R
Year:
2008
84 min
78 Views


I do not believe that I have exams in 3 hours

and I'm stuck here with this idiot.

Trust me, nobody thinks

this is fun.

Sorry for my brother.

He would not be so idiot.

Do not apologize to her,

is a damn stripper.

- F*** you.

- How much will this cost me?

Easy, easy.

I'm not a whore!

Got it?

Sorry, I forgot.

Just do it to pay for college.

And that makes you what?

A bloody cliche!

- Tony, is giving me a headache.

- At least I have manners!

Now they can shut up

and keep moving, please?

I can not believe you two

are brothers.

Is what everyone says.

- I have to look good.

- Surely not have good manners.

- Where do you study?

- In Columbia.

That's where I studied.

- ?

- Yes.

Scholarship for sport.

He almost went to the Olympics

was not, rabbit?

- Really?

- The dislocated tendon in the Iast time.

- What to study?

- History.

What was your thesis?

Strip across the ages?

Okay, tough guy,

what you do for a living?

I survive.

Tony changes his job as

most people change socks.

If someone talked to Carl,

as promised ...

I could work at the dealership

with you instead of counting coins.

Not the right time,

okay?

What is he trying to say

Carl is that this ...

guys who want to sell Buicks,

that does not steal.

You do not know me.

Believe me, I know.

What is this?

scary here.

Yes

Let's keep walking.

Come here.

Wait.

No, wait.

What?

Say you have a condom.

Yes, you can leave.

I have.

He took my wallet.

Come on, you bastard!

Gotcha, you bastard.

Come here.

Carl?

Carl!

Carl?

Carl?

- You idiot!

- He bit me.

Not so short.

Drugs.

This will require stitches.

Let me see.

He may have rabies

or something.

I think you will live.

- And if he has AIDS?

- What?

He had no more

than 7 or 8 years.

Who cares?

Children may be born with it.

Here.

Will burn a little.

Damn!

Your baby.

4:
15 a.m.

How far

between seasons?

Still no sign.

What a beautiful girl.

Emily.

Say hi to Daddy.

Hi, Dad.

She's very pretty.

Great, now let's see

pictures of babies.

Mike, I mean this is the farewell

Single most annoying of all.

I just want to go home

take a hot bath ...

and lie in bed

with my future wife.

Then this is your proof.

My what?

We studied the traditions and ceremonies

the Iast half.

The bachelor party was called

"night of deer."

Centuries ago, this was a test

assess whether a man deserves to marry.

Deserve?

The future groom had to prove

I was tough enough ...

to protect

and feed a family.

Then the village elders sent the

into the woods alone ...

to hunt and kill

a wild deer.

And if he fails?

The deer killed him.

This is my kind of party.

We killed a bottle of Jgermeister.

Does that counts?

No.

Look.

There is someone.

What are you doing?

You two!

Drugs.

Get out now!

Get away from the machine.

Stay where I can see Ios

right?

On the wall now!

To the wall!

I'm talking to ...

No!

Drugs.

Crap.

Let's get outta here.

I think they can not see us.

Run!

Come on! Run!

C'mon, run rabbit run!

Mikey, come on, hurry!

- Mikey, go!

- Hurry!

Where?

Wait, no, over here!

Come on!

Damn!

They will return soon.

That's bullshit.

We should have gone with them.

What was that?

If you are the scum that bit me,

I'll kill him.

And you?

Carl, no.

Where are you, you bastard?

Where are you?

Carl!

Come on!

Come on!

Come on, please!

God!

No!

No!

Emergency, who is speaking?

What happened?

We saw a murder, a**hole.

- We must go back.

- What?

- Michelle and her friend are back.

- No, damn it!

- We took the wrong tunnel.

- Not really!

No, let's find a phone,

call the police and they take care of it.

- No, that's crazy.

- And you? Can not leave Ios there.

You've seen those guys.

They smashed an armed policeman.

- My God.

- Let's find a phone and ask for help.

The other station

should not be far off.

Dammit!

- I'm not going back!

- You're useless!

- If you want to return, the decision is yours!

- Shut up for a second!

What?

What?

Listen.

Listen.

Did you hear that?

What?

It looks like a TV.

What is it?

I am saying, is a TV.

Mikey, walk.

Whatever you do, do it soon.

What are you doing?

Let's continue.

I'll enter.

Damn!

Come on.

- Wow.

- See anything?

Nothing.

I see nothing.

- Are you okay?

- Yes.

Wow.

I think she does not like

visits.

She did "cat" energy

and TV.

I hope she has done

a phone line.

Hello?

Hello? Miss?

Come in.

Hello?

Miss?

Miss?

Miss?

Damn!

- Are you okay?

- Yes.

a damn doll, Mikey.

'"Damn.

- And a doll.

Who leaves a dummy

watching TV?

Let's find a phone

and get outta here, folks.

You mean like this?

Or this?

Damn!

What?

Who lives like this?

They are.

Take a knife or something

and let's move along.

Damn! Damn!

- Get down, get down.

- What?

- They're back.

- Damn!

- Here. We must leave here.

- The tunnel is the only way out of here.

We have to hide.

Take, take.

Take, take.

Go, Joe.

Hurry!

Go, go.

Go, go.

- Wait, wait.

- What?

- Wait.

- What are you doing?

Hurry.

Come on!

No, Mike!

Mike! Mike!

Mike, wait!

Wait.

Mike, wait!

Mikey!

- Joe, go!

- I found a way out!

No! We're not leaving!

What are you doing?

- Tony!

- Come on!

Mikey!

Get up!

Drugs.

Come on.

Hurry, go!

Come on!

Are you okay?

Come on!

Hurry, go!

Come on!

Joe!

Hurry, hurry!

- Help!

- Help!

- Help us!

- Help!

- Help!

- Help us!

- Help us!

- Please help us!

- Help!

- Help!

- Help us!

- Help!

Somebody!

They're here.

Come on!

- Wait!

- Come, run!

Are they gone?

I do not know.

Tony!

Someone saw us, right?

On the train?

- It was very dark.

- We were screaming.

Waving.

- They have not seen us!

- How do you know?

Nobody saw us.

Okay?

Nobody knows we're here.

We are alone.

No one will come after us.

If we want to leave here,

depends on us.

Who are these guys?

They are animals.

They saw what they did to Michelle?

Carl was still alive.

Let's keep walking.

Okay?

It's like Joe said, the other station

not be far behind.

We are in New York

for God's sake!

This can not be happening.

- I do not know what line we are.

- Neither I'm confused.

Do not know where to go is north.

So we're lost?

We lost.

What are our choices?

Or go out or we risk here.

We're going here.

Come on.

joke?

I have always heard stories of crazy

living in tunnels.

I thought that was a lie.

They saw how many portfolios

and identities they had?

- Do you think these people are ...

- Do not think about it.

You're bleeding.

It's nothing.

5:
20 a.m.

5:
21 a.m.

I should have gone home.

I should have listened to my instinct

and gone home.

No kidding.

One should have gone home.

'Damn you, Tony.

And all his fault.

- Do not blame me.

- What are you doing to us?

Nobody wanted him. Know why?

You ruined everything!

Get away from me, Joe.

- Carl is dead because of you!

- Joe!

Do not blame me for Carl, right?

I am here because I'm his godfather!

- Godfather nothing!

- Joe, enough already! Enough already!

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Peter A. Dowling

Peter Anthony Dowling is a British screenwriter and film director. He was born in Salford, England, in 1969 and started his career in children's animation in both the UK and Germany, working on cartoons such as The Raggy Dolls, Benjamin Bluemchen and Renada. After winning the Fulbright TEB Clarke Fellowship in Screenwriting 1996/7, judged by William Goldman and paid for by John Cleese, Dowling moved to the United States, briefly attending the University of Southern California, and then sold a spec screenplay to Arnold Kopelson (Platoon, Se7en) and 20th Century Fox. His first produced movie was Flightplan starring Jodie Foster which was commercially successful in the U.S. and grossed over $223,000,000 worldwide. Starting in 2007 he began to direct, and his first film was Stag Night. more…

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