The American Scream Page #8
BLESSING.
HOOK UP SOUND.
CHAIRS, TAROT CARDS.
ALL RIGHT.
WELL, I'M GONNA GET THE FIGURES
OUT, THEN.
COME ON.
HERE WE GO.
LOOSE.
I MIGHT HAVE TO TIGHTEN THEM UP.
OOP. [BLEEP] [BLEEP] [BLEEP]
WELL, SOMETHING HAPPENED.
HIS LEG FELL OFF.
[ SIGHS ]
[BLEEP]
THIS SNAPPED.
[ SIGHS ]
[BLEEP]
[BLEEP]
NOW I'M GONNA HAVE TO DO A QUICK
REPAIR JOB.
[BLEEP]
WHEN IT'S CLOSE TO CRUNCH TIME
SOUND'S NOT WORKING, "OH, MY
GOD.
AND YOU SUDDENLY STOP YOURSELF
AND GO, "WOW.
I AM MORE STRESSED OUT OVER THIS
THAN I AM MY PROFESSIONAL JOB,
MY DAY JOB."
>> "WASN'T THIS SUPPOSED TO BE
FUN?"
AND YOU EITHER RATCHET BACK AND
ACCEPT THAT AND IT BECOMES FUN
AGAIN, OR YOU'LL DRIVE YOURSELF
CRAZY.
>> COME ON! COOPERATE.
NO, HE'S NOT GONNA FREAKIN' STAY
NOW.
YEAH, HIS HIPS ARE PRETTY BASHED
UP.
[BLEEP]
14-TO-16-HOUR DAYS, YOU KNOW?
BUT I JUST GOT ONE MORE DAY TO
GO.
I'LL BE GOOD.
AAH [BLEEP]
>> WHAT?
>> PINEAPPLE SODA.
THIS IS THE CRAP THAT I DON' HAVE TIME FOR.
>> VICTOR IS ABSOLUTELY IN
HAUNT BURNOUT.
BECAUSE HE IS THE KIND OF PERSON
THAT WILL ABSOLUTELY STRESS
HIMSELF OUT.
REALLY UNDERSTANDING FAMILY.
FRONT?
THIS PLASTIC.
I'M SORRY.
>> FOR VICTOR, CREATING A HOME
HE STRESSES OUT BECAUSE HE NEEDS
EVERYTHING TO BE PERFECT.
TIME.
WHEN I FIRST STARTED HANGING OU WITH VICTOR, I WAS STARTING TO
GET, LIKE, THE CORPSE, THE SKULL
FOUR TIMES.
AND IT'S LIKE I COME TO REALIZE
A LOT OF PEOPLE DON'T LOOK A DETAIL.
"OH, THAT'S NICE.
THAT'LL WORK.
WHEREAS HE WANTS EVERYTHING TO
BE PERFECT, I COULD CARE LESS.
UH...
EVERYBODY HAS A GOOD TIME WITH
IT.
EVERYBODY'S HERE, WE ALL MEE OUT FRONT IN THE DRIVEWAY, AND
STRING, AND WE HAVE OUR ANNUAL
SILLY-STRING FIGHT, AND THE
THERE'S GONNA BE A LOT OF PEOPLE
HERE.
WE ALL NEED TO STICK TOGETHER.
>> YOU GUYS KNOW ME WITH MY MASK
ON.
>> YEAH.
>> TONIGHT, WE'RE GONNA HAVE A
YOU STAY WITH US.
ANYBODY TRIES TO GET YOU TO GO
>> YOU COME GET ONE OF US, OKAY?
COMING IN HERE TONIGHT.
LIFE'S TOO SHORT.
YOU GOT TO BE HAPPY, AND YOU GO TO HAVE FUN.
>> WELL, HOPEFULLY WE'LL OPEN
STILL GOT A COUPLE OF SCENES TO
FINISH, SO...
>> [ SIGHS ]
>> READY?
>> YEAH.
[BLEEP]
>> HA!
OR IN HIS CASE.
>> HERE, HOLD HIM UP.
>> YEAH.
>> I DIDN'T.
>> TELL YOU WHAT.
TAKE HIM OFF.
>> YEAH.
>> TRY THIS ONE.
>> OKAY.
HEAD!
>> I TRY NOT TO, BUT YOU HAND ME
SOMETHING, I CAN'T -- I GOT TWO
HANDS.
>> THERE.
YOU'RE NOT -- ARE YOU TOUCHING
IT?
LET GO.
MOTOR.
>> TRY HIM, THEN.
[BLEEP] DAD.
THAT.
THERE WE ARE. SEE?
THINGS?
>> YEAH.
RIGHT, AND, YES, I DIDN'T GO
INTO AS MUCH DETAIL THIS YEAR,
BUT I BELIEVE SOME OF THAT WAS
IMAGINATION.
THERE.
THAT LOOKS GOOD.
NEXT.
>> HI, TOBY.
>> HI, AVERY.
TRICK-AND-TREATING -- YOU KNOW,
TRICK-OR-TREATING.
I USED TO HAVE TO HAVE SOMEBODY
TRICK-OR-TREATING IN THE EARLIER
YEARS.
THAT WAS KIND OF HEARTBREAKING.
BUT WHAT WAS GREAT IS THEY WOULD
THEY'D WANT TO COME BACK HERE.
>> I DON'T MISS
TRICK-OR-TREATING.
WE HAVE A TON OF CANDY LEF OVER.
LEFTOVER CANDY.
WE BUY A LOT.
KATHERINE AND GWEN ARE SORT OF
EVERYBODY KNOWS THEY'RE DOING
IT.
THEY'RE ASKING ABOUT IT, AND ALL
THEIR FRIENDS ARE GONNA LINE UP
>> I'VE HEARD THAT A LOT OF KIDS
FROM MY SCHOOL ARE GOING TO BE
COMING TONIGHT.
I WANT TO SCARE THEM VERY BADLY.
>> COME ON.
[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATION ]
>> MOM!
MOM!
>> I BEG PEOPLE TO COME EARLY.
"PLEASE, COME EARLY."
EVERYBODY GETS HERE AT THE SAME
TIME, AND I'M LIKE, "PUT THIS
COSTUME ON QUICK.
YOU COME HERE.
ON.
QUIET.
PEE BEFORE YOU PUT YOUR COSTUME
ON."
PEOPLE, TRYING TO GET HAIR DONE
ON PEOPLE.
HEY! GET THAT COOKIE OUT OF YOUR
MOUTH.
>> WHY?
>> IT'S LIKE A PRODUCTION SHOW.
IT'S LIKE A PLAY.
WAITING OUTSIDE, YOU KNOW.
>> BANGLES. DO WE HAVE BANGLES?
ALL RIGHT, WHO'S READY?
YOU READY?
>> I'M GOING AS FAST AS I CAN.
WHOEVER'S READY, OUTSIDE.
>> I'M READY.
[ INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS ]
DON'T HIT THE BEAM.
HOLD ON.
THIS GOES HERE.
>> YEAH.
I'VE NEVER BEEN IN YET, EITHER.
>> I'M TRYING TO GET THIS WIRE
DOOR OR SOMETHING.
IT CAN'T JUST BE HERE.
>> RIGHT.
>> NONE.
>> YEAH, DUDE.
>> [ SIGHS ]
MATERIAL.
>> I WAS GONNA USE THAT TO BLACK
>> IT'S BACKWARDS.
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