Tales of Halloween Page #4
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- 2015
- 92 min
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You're an a**hole!
Trick or treat, a**hole.
Okay, all right.
I say we drive
till the sun comes up,
and then we just
drive a lot more.
F*** this town.
F*** everybody in it.
F*** kidnapping, bro, right?
Amen to that.
Here you go, Dutch,
you lazy bastard.
Sorry, princess,
no strawberry shakes.
Ta-da! I give you
my masterpiece.
Yeah, it's not bad.
Come on. We have to get ready
for the party.
I just gotta clean up in here.
- Hurry up.
- Okay.
Honey, you ready?
Ray!
What the f***?
Ray!
Stop it!
No!
No!
Ray!
No!
Detective McNally,
am I glad you're here.
- So what have we got?
- It's a nasty one.
Apparently the husband got
Bitten? By what?
I don't know. An animal maybe?
The wife's pretty shook up,
but she's inside
with the sketch artist.
Oh, jeez.
Reminds me of the case
of the man who stuck
his head in a blender.
Talk about making a meal of it.
- Has Forensic Bob seen this?
- He's all over it.
- Where's the wife?
- Through here.
Ma'am, my name's
Detective McNally,
and I want to assure you I will
do everything within my power
to bring this killer
to justice.
Detective, you don't have
the slightest idea
what you're dealing with.
This has to be a nightmare
because what I saw in there is...
It's not possible.
All right, what have we got?
You're not going
to believe this.
Try me.
Nice work, Rembrandt.
How am I supposed to put out
an APB on a pumpkin?
- Detective?
- Yeah.
Captain wants to see you
down at the station.
Sh*t.
Wait for me, Kevin.
Hey, do not go knocking on
strangers' doors
until I'm there.
- Do you hear me?
- Yes, Mom!
Mom!
Kevin?
Watch it, lady!
Kevin!
Hey!
McNally!
McNally, get the f*** in here!
Shut the door, shut the door.
Sit in the f***ing chair.
Rough day?
I don't know.
What do you think?
What's wrong with
this f***ing picture?
It's Halloween, sir.
Bullshit. Bullshit!
Every year on Halloween,
this town goes batshit crazy.
I mean, check these reports out.
We've got hysterical blindness,
we got neighbors
attacking neighbors,
kids looting
convenience stores.
There's even a f***ing report
of a UFO.
I mean, this is bullshit,
McNally.
You're just the man
to fix this.
Ahh!
Just get your butt out there
and do the work
'cause if you don't,
I'm going to boot you
back to vice so fast,
your head's gonna spin.
Understood, Captain. I'm on it.
Good, good! Go bag me
What the hell
happened to you guys?
Some crazy kid ate
a shitload of chocolate.
Yeah, and then he ate
his babysitter.
- Oh, the night.
- Oh, the mess.
McNally, check this out.
So I measure the bite marks
on the victim's body,
Whatever bit that guy's head off
had a mouth about this wide.
Yeah. I can think
of a few suspects.
Yeah, but then I ran the data
through the computer
to make a 3D model
and this is what
it came up with.
Look familiar?
Nice work, Bob. I owe you one.
Buy me a drink later?
I gotta go.
Greetings, ghouls.
Twelve bells means
the witching hour is upon us.
That's when the weird,
crazy, scary scale
goes totally off the charts.
So lock your doors
and hold onto your candy
because Halloween
is about to get real.
Dispatch to McNally.
Got a 10-34 on Union and Baker.
Fire and medical are en route.
I don't know
what's going on down there,
but it sounds like
a total clusterfuck.
- Do you copy?
- I'm on my way.
Holy sh*t!
Sh*t.
McNally!
Nice timing.
I thought you might
need a hand.
Guess I owe you that drink now.
Let's go.
We have a warrant
to search your premises.
Look, I'm in the middle
of some important work here.
- You can't just barge...
- Yes, I can.
I wouldn't argue with her.
She's not in the mood.
So, uh, Milo,
show me where you grow
these super pumpkins.
I can't just give away
company secrets
to anybody who walks
through the...
door.
- I'll get some lights on.
- Quit stalling, Milo.
Oh, boy.
Holy sh*t.
What's the big deal?
Just a bunch of pumpkins.
The witching hour is over.
Thanks for listening.
And until next year,
Happy Halloween!
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