Terrifier
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(thunder crashing)
(slow, ominous music)
Welcome back to the program.
If you're just tuning
in, I'm sitting here live
with the sole survivor of
which occurred exactly one year
ago today.
I've worked on this show for
many years
and I've never sat across from
someone
who has a story to tell quite
like yours.
Thank you again for taking the
time
to sit down and speak with me.
[Survivor] It's my pleasure.
Now when we left off we were
talking
about the moment you
woke up from the coma.
Do you remember your initial
reaction
when you first saw your face?
[Survivor] Yes.
Would you like to share that
with us?
(dramatic music)
I wished I was dead.
Do you still feel that way?
People are frightened
by the way that I look,
especially children.
And it's really difficult
for me to deal with that,
so isolation is ideal.
Now what about your attacker,
a man identified only as Art the
Clown?
There's a lot of controversy
surrounding his supposed death.
The authorities issued
a statement claiming
that his body disappeared from
the county coroner's office
He's dead.
I saw it happen.
(glass shattering)
(dramatic rock music)
Did you watch it?
Oh my God, I thought she
(dramatic music)
(people talking)
My heart was pounding the entire
time.
Yeah well, if you think she
looks that bad on television,
imagine what she looks like
sitting two feet away from you.
I thought I was going to gag at
one point.
Babe, do me a favor.
If I ever look like that,
promise me
you'll put me out of my misery.
You think I'm kidding?
I'll do it myself.
Yeah, Tom said we won't
know until the morning.
But he thinks the ratings
are going to go up big time.
(rustling)
(laughs)
Exactly.
the formula for success,
faceless victims and a host in
jeopardy.
(slow, ominous music)
Yeah, watch next month, it's
going
to be called Monica's House of
Horrors.
Sh*t.
Hey, can I call you back?
I have like 50 people calling
me.
Okay.
Alright, love you too.
Bye.
Hello?
Tom?
(rustling)
(slow, ominous music)
(yelling)
(screaming)
(squelching)
(slow, ominous music)
(staggered breathing)
(coughing)
(laughing)
(tense, dramatic music)
(laughing)
[Dawn] I think I just twisted
my ankle.
Dawn, really?
Thanks a lot, by the way.
For what?
Promising you weren't
gonna get sh*t faced tonight.
Guys kept buying me drinks.
I can't help it if people
find me interesting.
Yeah.
Definitely your mind that they
were after.
Who are you texting?
None of your business.
You gave that a**hole
your number, didn't you?
Oh my god, you're so jealous.
Of what?
That kid was talking to
like five other girls.
Oh, stop being such a b*tch.
Just get in the car.
Oh, you are not driving.
I'm fine.
Give me the keys.
Give me the keys.
Dawn, I don't feel like dying
tonight.
Really?
right now?
Give me the keys.
I'm gonna paw at you like a cat.
Give me what I want.
Okay, okay, okay, okay.
You drive.
- (chuckling)
- Thank you.
(wind blowing)
(slow, ominous music)
I'm f***ing lit.
(laughing)
But if I get something to
eat, I can drive us, okay?
There's a place that's
open late, we can sober up.
[Dawn] Did you say food?
I said food.
You know the place, it's
right there, come on.
Okay, okay, okay.
Just like give me one minute.
F*** me.
Like one minute, for real.
(slow, ominous music)
D.
D.
What?
[Tara] Look.
[Dawn] Holy sh*t.
Yeah, that's not funny.
I'm about to scream.
Hey, handsome.
Dawn, cut it out.
I'm gonna f***ing kill you.
[Dawn] Come buy us dinner.
Stop.
Just shut the f*** up.
Or what?
Maybe he'll drive us home.
I'm sorry, she's drunk.
(slow, ominous music)
Let's go.
Come on.
Let's just go.
(keys jangling)
(upbeat pop rock music)
Oh yeah?
You get dressed up?
Oh, you're a sick f***.
Where am I gonna go?
Back to my wife?
Same sh*t.
Maybe another two hours?
Alright.
Alright, bye.
Great.
(phone ringing)
Ugh.
That was the longest
piss I have ever taken.
Thank you for sharing that.
This guy wants me to meet
him at his apartment right now.
What a shocker.
I told him I would.
What?
I'm kidding.
I have a little more
self respect than that.
If you only had a brain.
I've been wanting to
use that one all night.
Congratulations.
(chuckling)
(rock music)
Look it's your boyfriend.
I told you this a week ago,
we'll go to your mother's.
I don't know, six weeks from
now.
I'll be right with you buddy.
You gotta see the shape of this
f***in'
guy that just walked in.
(slow, ominous music)
[Dawn] Are you okay?
(slow, ominous music)
I think we should get our food
to go.
Why?
(slow, ominous music)
Him?
Seriously, I wanna leave.
Jesus Christ.
D, stop.
Uh, excuse me?
Excuse me?
Can I get a picture with you?
Dawn, come on.
Shut up.
Hello?
(snapping)
Hello?
Okay.
I'm gonna take that as a yes.
(slow, ominous music)
(popping)
Oh.
Oh.
Sorry.
(phone ringing)
(slow, ominous music)
Thanks.
What the hell is wrong with
you?
What?
Did you think he was gonna hack
me up
into little pieces or something?
What can I get for you buddy?
Hey?
Hello?
(slow, ominous music)
If you don't order anything,
you're gonna have to leave.
Can you hear me in there?
Oh god, it's gonna be a long
night.
(slow, ominous music)
(cranking)
(slow, ominous music)
Aww.
(slow, ominous music)
(Dawn giggling)
What are you doing?
Thanks.
(Dawn chuckling)
Okay, not for nothing,
but that's the nicest thing
a guy's done for you all night.
Seriously?
What the f***?
Here you go ladies.
Yes.
You two okay?
Oh, he's harmless.
You okay?
Don't worry, I'll take care of
him.
Enjoy your pizza.
(slow, ominous music)
What do you keep staring at?
That bag.
What do you think is in it?
I don't know, who cares?
Just eat your food.
You f***in' freak!
Get over here.
All night with you, you f***.
Enough.
(tense, dramatic music)
Get outta here.
(tense, dramatic music)
Take your sh*t, and don't come
back.
(tense, dramatic music)
Ramon, grab a mob and some
bleach.
Eh, you okay?
[Man] Yeah, I'm alright.
(slow, ominous music)
[Dawn] What do you think
that guy did in there?
[Tara] Who knows.
[Dawn] Probably jizzed
all over the place,
f***ing pervert.
[Tara] Stop.
What?
I'm telling you that guy
totally whacked off in there.
you.
You're f***in' sick.
You know that?
(dogs barking)
What?
- Look at your hand.
- Oh, Jesus Christ.
Look, at least he had the
courtesy to do
whatever he did in private.
I mean, he could have
whipped it out right there.
I really don't need the
visual.
[Dawn] Well are you okay to
drive?
Yeah, trust me, that
sobered me right the f*** up.
- Oh my god.
- What?
Your tire.
F*** me.
Has it been like this the whole
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