The American Scream Page #4
BACK SEAT.
BACK SEAT.
[ GRUNTS ]
I WANTED TO DO A CORN MAZE THIS
YEAR.
MR. COSTA.
COSTA'S FARM.
AND I COME FRIDAY TO ASK HIM IF
I COULD HAVE SOME OF IT, AND HE
CORN.
HAPPY.
I MEAN, THERE'S PLENTY OF FOOD
DON'T COME NEAR ME!
GO GET THAT CORN.
NO PLAYING. ANNA.
ALL RIGHT, GUYS, THAT'S THAT.
COME GET THIS STUFF, AND WE'RE
OUT OF HERE.
HOPEFULLY, IT'S ENOUGH.
[ LAUGHS ]
THING.
EVERYBODY COMES TOGETHER.
HALLOWEEN IS THE BIG NIGHT THA IT'S A BIG PARTY AT THE SOUZA
HOUSE.
IT'S A BIG HOLIDAY.
IT REALLY IS.
>> YOU SPLATTERED ON ME.
VOIL.
PEOPLE, SO SHE GOES AND HIDES IN
THE YARD, AND SHE'S GOOD AT IT.
WHO'S BEEN AFRAID.
HE WAS OKAY WITH OUR HAUNT, BU NOT ANYBODY ELSE'S.
HE STILL HASN'T GONE IN VICTOR'S
OR ANYBODY ELSE'S.
>> ALL RIGHT.
ONE AT A TIME.
>> WHEE!
ARRANGE THOSE BONES?
>> SURE.
HERE, OKAY?
>> OKAY.
PUT IT ALL TOGETHER.
GO AHEAD, ZACH.
GO AHEAD, MELISSA.
MY LITTLE DAUGHTER -- SHE ENJOYS
IT.
SHE GETS RIGHT IN THERE WITH ME.
SHE BUILDS CHARACTERS AND
EVERYTHING.
THING, TOO.
YOU KNOW, AND, THEN, HOPEFULLY,
AS THEY GET OLDER AND THEY KNOW
HOW TO WORK WITH THE TOOLS AND
IF NOT, JUST SELL THE STUFF OFF.
I DON'T CARE.
FAMILY...IS EVERYTHING TO ME.
AND WHEN THEY'RE MY AGE, MAYBE
REMEMBER ON HALLOWEEN MY FATHER
WE HAD A HAUNTED YARD, AND ALL
MY FRIENDS CAME, AND WE HAD SO
MUCH FUN."
GOING ON, WE'RE BONDING.
YOU STRETCH IT AND STRETCH I AGAIN.
GO AHEAD.
WITH THEM, MORE TO GET TO KNOW
THEIR PERSONALITIES.
WHOA, THIS ONE'S HEAVY.
JUST PUT IT RIGHT DOWN RIGHT NOW
BOTTOM.
THOUGH.
>> OKAY.
>> JUST WATCH THE WIND, 'CAUSE
IT'LL TAKE IT.
>> ALL RIGHT.
PANELS.
ONCE THEY'RE OUT, WE'LL STAR CONSTRUCTION ON THE FIRST HALF
OF THE HAUNT.
ALL RIGHT, SO, THEN, THIS IS THE
MIDDLE PANEL, 3, THIS WAY.
>> GOT IT.
>> ALL RIGHT.
OH, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO.
THIS IS WRONG.
THIS IS THE SECOND PANEL THERE.
SORRY.
>> I'VE KNOWN VICTOR PROBABLY A
GOOD PART OF HIS LIFE, ACTUALLY,
'CAUSE I WAS YOUNG WHEN I MOVED
DOWN HERE.
IT JUST TOOK ME OVER THE FIRS TIME THAT HE MADE THIS MUCH WORK
FOR HIMSELF.
>> ALL RIGHT, I GOT TO THROW A
BRACE UP HERE.
THAT HE DID, BUT IT WASN'T THIS
MUCH BUILDING.
HE'S A GOOD CARPENTER.
SO HE IS THE KIND OF PERSON THA CAN PUT ON THIS SHOW LIKE THAT.
BUT STILL, IT'S A LOT OF WORK,
SO THERE'S NO WAY YOU CAN'T SEE
"THIS GUY'S BURIED."
OUT."
THAT WENT OUT?
>> ONE, TWO, THREE, GO!
>> AS IT GETS CLOSER, IT'S MORE
MILITARY SERGEANT.
BOOM, BOOM.
"GO NAIL THAT!" AND "GO DO THIS!
I NEED THAT!"
>> WATCH! OOH!
STAND IT UP.
TWO PANELS. THAT'S IT.
ALL RIGHT, MOVE IT UNDER THERE.
WELL, COME OVER HERE. HELP HIM.
ALL RIGHT, YOU GOT TO COME IN A
LITTLE BIT.
LOOK AT THE BOTTOM!
HOLD ON. HOLD ON.
THIS, JOHN.
THEY DON'T USE THIS.
THEY GO AROUND.
SO THIS EDGE IS GOING RIGH HERE.
>> I'M FINE.
THIS EVERY DAY, MAN.
>> ALL RIGHT.
>> I DON'T KNOW HOW TO BUILD, SO
I CAN'T HELP MY HUSBAND, SO THIS
IS WHAT I DO.
MY HUSBAND HAS THE WHOLE CELLAR
HAVE TO DO BEFORE THE LAST WEEK
IN HALLOWEEN BECAUSE I KNOW
THERE'S GONNA BE SOMETHING THA VICTOR'S GONNA COME OUT AND SAY,
"I NEED THIS."
FORM, RIGHT, HE'S GONNA HAVE
PANTS ON, RIGHT?
AND IF HE'S EXTENDED OUT TO THE
ARMS --
>> THAT'S JUST GONNA GET IN HIS
FACE.
COSTUME ON?
LIKE.
ALL RIGHT, IF HE'S SITTING DOWN.
YOU'RE MATT.
YOU'RE SITTING DOWN.
SO YOU'VE GOT THE BODY RIGH HERE.
>> MM-HMM.
>> YEAH.
>> OKAY, THERE'S A LITTLE CAPE
RIGHT HERE.
>> YEAH.
>> OKAY.
SOMEBODY'S WALKING BY...
>> FROM THE PROFILE?
>> ..."OH, THERE'S A DUDE."
THE OLD CAPE THAT WE HAVE IS 20,
SO WE'VE GOT LIKE 7 INCHES.
THAT'S NOT GONNA MAKE IT TO THE
ELBOW.
>> WE'RE NOT.
SO IT'S A LITTLE WIDER, LIKE
THIS.
HANG...
>> YEAH.
>> THAT'S GOOD ENOUGH.
>> OKAY.
WHEN SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER COMES
MUCH.
>> IF YOU FIND THE TWO COSTUMES
>> THAT IS DEFINITELY NOT IT.
LOOKING IN THE SAME BOXES OVER
EGYPTIAN HAT.
HUNCHBACK COSTUME.
COSTUMES. [ LAUGHS ]
WE HAVE NO ROOM TO STORE THIS.
THINGS."
"WE'LL FIND ROOM."
YEAH.
THE ATTIC, THE CELLAR, THE
GARAGE -- EVERYWHERE.
EVERYWHERE IS HALLOWEEN -- EVERY
INCH.
>> BE CAREFUL.
THIS ONE'S RIPPING.
GOT IT.
>> YES, LET IT GO.
>> OKAY.
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