Terrifier Page #2

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time?

I think I would have said

something if I'd noticed

that your tire had exploded.

Why does this sh*t always

happen to me?

[Tara] Do you have a spare?

It's on the car.

Wow.

I'm starting to feel sick.

Just, give me your phone.

I'll call my sister.

(slow, ominous music)

Yo Steve, this is sick.

I better get overtime for this.

No joke, this is disgusting.

You got me cleanin' piss

and sh*t at one o'clock

in the morning.

Let the guy who handles

food take care of it,

real f***in' sanitary.

Steve, time and a half, or I'm

out.

You hear me?

(rock music)

(phone ringing)

Hello?

[Tara] Hi, it's me.

Tara?

Yeah, my phone died.

I'm calling from Dawn's.

Ah.

Your phone died.

Can you ever go out

without using social media

every 30 seconds?

I think you're the only one in

America

who has that sort of restraint.

Yeah, that's probably right.

[Tara] Did I wake you?

No, I am studying for

my midterm tomorrow.

Oh, sh*t.

Why, what is it?

What is it, Tara?

Dawn and I are sort

of stranded right now.

She has a flat tire and no spare

and I was kind of hoping

you could pick us up?

I have to be up in five hours,

Tara.

Yeah, I know Vic.

Don't bother, seriously.

I didn't realize you had a test.

(laughing)

Sorry.

I didn't know you were here.

(rock music)

You know what?

I gotta stretch my legs

and besides, if I fail,

I can always blame you.

You are the best sister in the

world.

Yeah.

Where are you?

What's wrong?

I'm fine.

Why?

You keep looking over your

shoulder.

Just thinking.

About?

Nothing.

Tell me.

What if that guy did this to

your car?

What guy?

The clown?

[Tara] I'm serious.

Well, you really think

someone slashed my tires?

Well, he knows this is your

car.

He saw us getting into it

earlier.

That's f***ing ridiculous.

I probably just ran over

a nail or something.

I should have just let you

drive.

Yeah, you should have.

But as usual, you have

to be the good Samaritan

so here we are.

Stuck.

Like a couple of a**holes.

(chuckling)

(slow, ominous music)

Steve!

(slow, ominous music)

(dramatic music)

Oh f***!

(tense, dramatic music)

Help!

Somebody!

(phone ringing)

(tense, dramatic music)

(screaming)

(tense, dramatic music)

(stabbing)

(gasping)

Yeah, but what if I'm right,

and he's out there watching us

right now?

(gasping)

Show him your tits.

I don't know, Tara.

Look, that guy was harmless.

He's just some douchebag in a

costume

acting like a retard

because it's Halloween.

(stabbing)

(yelling)

No.

He was different.

(stabbing)

(yelling)

He smiled.

The way he kept staring at

us with those dead eyes.

(stabbing)

What was in that bag?

(tense, dramatic music)

I don't know, Tara.

The point is, he's gone,

and you're never gonna see him

again.

So cut the sh*t, 'cause you're

starting to freak me out.

I really have to pee.

So go.

Go?

Go where?

It's the middle of the night.

I can't just pop a squat

in the middle of the street

and pee like you do.

Well tough sh*t, because

it's gonna be a while

before your sister gets here.

F***.

(deeply exhaling)

Maybe that guy has a

bathroom that you can use.

Who?

That creepy guy who just got

out of that

even creepier looking building.

Tara.

I was kidding.

Excuse me?

Yes?

I'm sorry to bother you.

Is there a bathroom in there I

could use?

Sorry, I don't own the place.

I'm not supposed to let anyone

in here.

Please, mister, it's an

emergency.

I'll be two seconds.

Honestly, I could get

in a lot of trouble.

Who's gonna know?

[Dawn] Just let her use

the bathroom, for god sakes.

She'll make it worth your while.

A friend of yours?

Yeah, I'm sorry, she's drunk.

It's been a long night.

Alright.

Just make it quick, okay?

Thank you.

Guy's even weirder

looking than the clown was.

This way.

Good thing you called me when I

did.

I was about to bomb the

hell out of this place.

Bomb?

Bug bomb.

Pest control.

What kind of pest?

You sure you want me to tell

you before

you use the bathroom?

Why?

Don't tell me it's roaches.

It's not roaches.

Oh good.

[Mike] It's rats.

Rats?

(toilet flushing)

All clear.

Are you sure?

Rat free.

What if one crawls out of the

toilet?

I'd make it quick if I were

you.

Good plan.

Do you need me to wait for you

or?

I'll be alright.

[Mike] You remember how we

came in?

I remember.

Okay.

Well, um, you have a nice night

then.

You too.

Thanks again.

Don't mention it.

(slow, ominous music)

(water dripping)

(slow, ominous music)

(deeply exhaling)

(howling)

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Halloween Super Store,

the brand new Halloween

super store with over

10,000 square feet of

costumes, accessories,

and decorations.

Miles County's largest Halloween

store.

Kid's costumes, adult costumes,

wigs, hats, and masks.

Makeup, and so much more.

So come in and check

out our huge selection

located at Roma Boulevard.

[Radio Announcer] This is

a WNEW breaking news alert.

We have a major development

in Miles County this evening,

where authorities are

investigating a double homicide.

Two employees at the Deer Hill's

Pizzeria

were found brutally

murdered just moments ago.

No suspects are in custody yet

but police are on the look out

for a tall, thin man

wearing a black and white

clown costume and carrying

a large garbage bag.

No way.

[Radio Announcer] An

eyewitness spotted the suspect

after hearing multiple screams.

No further details at this

moment.

Stay tuned, and we'll

continue to bring you

more breaking updates as

they become available.

(police siren blaring)

(radio blaring)

(car door opening)

Oh my god, you're

never gonna believe what

I just heard on the radio.

(dramatic music)

(screaming)

(rock music)

(slow, ominous music)

(cat wailing)

(door opening)

(slow, ominous music)

(scoffing)

Figures.

(cat wailing)

(gasping)

Oh, I'm sorry.

Shh.

You don't have to say a word.

Your eyes tell me everything.

I didn't mean to frighten you,

dear.

You must be the new tenant.

It's nice to finally meet you.

You're really going to like it

here.

Isn't she, Emily?

This is my daughter, Emily.

Say hello to the pretty young

lady.

It's been quite a while

since we've had neighbors.

Perhaps we can do our laundry

together.

I could use some good company.

Yes.

That sounds like a good idea.

Will you excuse me a moment?

I have to find the landlord.

The first month's rent is due

and I don't wanna be late.

Punctuality is the thief of

time, dear.

(slow, ominous music)

(heavy breathing)

(dramatic music)

(yelling)

(grunting)

(pounding on door)

(heavy breathing)

(door opening)

(tense, dramatic music)

(tense, dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(tense, dramatic music)

(scratching on window)

(tense, dramatic music)

(heavy breathing)

(creaking)

(slow, ominous music)

(rustling) (slow, ominous music)

(stabbing)

(screaming)

(hitting)

(screaming)

(stabbing)

(hitting)

(grunting)

(stabbing)

(heavy breathing)

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