The Amityville Haunting
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- 2011
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SHOT 'EM ALL ONE BY ONE IN THE HEAD.
MY GOD, IT'S SO CREEPY.
IN THERE?
YEAH. APPARENTLY
THEY DIDN'T EVEN TAKE
ANY OF THE FURNITURE. I WAS ALL JUST LEFT THERE.
WAIT. SO THERE'S
OH, YEAH, THERE'S
YEAH, WE SHOULD
OKAY. COME ON.
WHAT EXACTLY HAPPENED?
I DON'T KNOW.
APPARENTLY WHEN HE WAS A THE POLICE STATION,
WEREN'T THEY FOUND ON THEIR STOMACHS
LIKE, FLIPPED.
SO, LIKE,
LAYING FACE DOWN.
THAT'S DISGUSTING.
HEY! HEY!
YOU READY YET?
COME ON.
RELAX.
DUDE, I THOUGHT YOU'D
YEAH, I'VE ALMOS GOT IT, OKAY?
TO DO THIS, ANYWAYS?
MY MOM'S A REALTOR.
SO HE'S--
IT'S ONE OF THESE CODES, OKAY?
THERE'S, LIKE,
YES!
I LOVE HER.
ACTUALLY, NO.
SHE'S A B*TCH.
COME ON.
DID YOU SAY:
WERE KILLED HERE?
I DON'T KNOW.
SOME GUY WENT CRAZY AND JUST, LIKE,
WHAT? WHAT?
DID YOU SEE--
JUST FREAKING OUT.
THERE'S NOTHING
ACTUALLY THERE.
OH, GET OUT!
GET OUT!
GO F*** YOURSELF,
OKAY?
HAVE YOU-- HOW MUCH
YOU BEEN DRINKING, HUH?
ARE YOU COMPLETELY--
I KNOW. UP FRONT,
OOH, YEAH, SCARY.
WE'VE BEEN IN THE RES OF THE HOUSE.
HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING.
WELL, NOT ANYTHING.
YEAH. I SEE SOMETHING.
OH, MY GOD.
IN HERE.
[MOANING]
I'M ALMOST DONE. YEAH.
YOU DONE?
YEAH?
AND I'M ALMOST FINISHED.
I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.
[LAUGHS]
OH, MY GOD.
JESUS. WHAT?
WHAT'S WRONG?
[SCREAM]
[STATIC]
[MOANING]
[SCREAMING]
[SCREAMING, STATIC]
YES, SIR.
HAVE A LITTLE RESPECT.
HI.
HI.
HOW ARE YOU?
TONY BENSON.
CAMILLA WELDON.
HI THERE.
MELANIE.
HI, MELANIE.
AND WE HAVE:
SERGEANT TYLER HERE.
JUST DON'T BOTHER HIM.
HE THINKS HE'S THE
NEXT STEVEN SPIELBERG.
HE FILMS EVERYTHING.
OH, DON'T WE ALL. YEAH.
PLEASE. NOW.
GET THE F***
OKAY. LET'S TAKE
A LOOK AROUND.
GREAT.
INTERESTED IN THOSE.
OH, I THINK I WOULD
BE VERY INTERESTED.
I DON'T THINK THAT'LL
BE NECESSARY.
ABOUT THIS ONE.
AFTER YOU.
OKAY, THEN-- STOP.
RIGHT THIS WAY.
ALL RIGHT.
LET'S GO, TROOPS.
GO. COME ON.
THAT'S COMPLETELY AT YOUR
DISCRETION, OBVIOUSLY.
IT'S PERFECT.
GREAT. THEN LET'S TAKE
Virginia:
TYLER.HONEY, HERE IS
YOUR GOURMET KITCHEN.
Lori:
THIS HOUSESUCKS BALLS.
[whispering] ARE YOU OU OF YOUR MIND TALKING LIKE THAT?
I DON'T KNOW--
DOUGLAS.
DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME?
DOUGLAS.
JUST TELL ME:
WHAT THIS IS.
THAT'S SOMETHING
I'M GONNA FIX.
ABSOLUTELY.
IT'S PERFECT.
Virginia:
IT'S NICE. YEAH.
Douglas:
IT'S-- I LOVE IT.OKAY.
A LITTLE GARDEN.
WELL, THERE COULD BE A FOOTBALL
THE HOUSE, I IMAGINE.
YES. IT COMES
WITH THE HOUSE.
ABOUT THE HOUSE?
TYLER, FORWARD MARCH.
COME ON.
Tyler:
YES, SIR.RIGHT THIS WAY.
WELL, WHAT ABOU THIS ROOM RIGHT HERE?
YES, THAT IS
A BEDROOM.
OH.
WHAT?
BUDDY.
[BUZZING]
DAD, WHAT'S THAT?
HUH.
YEAH.
NOTHING WE CAN'T HANDLE.
Lori:
THIS ISTOTALLY MY ROOM.
OUT AND DISCUSS A LITTLE BI HOW YOU FEEL
ABOUT THE HOUSE,
IF YOU GUYS:
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS.
OKAY, GREAT. THANK YOU.
OKAY. THANK YOU.
THERE'S SOMETHING WEIRD
ABOUT HER.
BE NICE, PLEASE.
I LOVE IT, DADDY.
THANK YOU.
WHAT HAPPENED HERE,
DOES SHE?
[whispering] LOOK...
WHAT HAPPENED HERE, OKAY?
AFFORD RIGHT NOW, OKAY?
I UNDERSTAND THAT.
I MEAN,
I KNOW, I KNOW, I KNOW.
OKAY. IF IT'S--
FOR THE MONEY,
IT'S EXACTLY--
WE CAN'T MOVE ANYMORE.
OKAY.
THIS IS IT.
OKAY.
OKAY.
YOU SURE?
I'M SURE.
I LOVE YOU.
I LOVE YOU, TOO.
WE'RE HOME!
YAY!
[GASPS]
OH, MY GOD!
CALL 911.
GO INSIDE, GO INSIDE.
GO ON, DO IT.
GO, GO, GO, GO.
[KNOCKING]
HEY, MOM.
HEY, HONEY.
YOU SHOULD BE:
HELPING SOMEONE:
AND NOT PLAYING:
WITH THE CAMERA.
OFF, PLEASE.
YES, MA'AM.
MAKE YOURSELF USEFUL, SON.
YES, SIR.
TO MY FRIEND.
OH.
JOHN MATTHEWS.
YOU KNOW HE'S NO REALLY THERE, RIGHT?
BUT I SAW HIM.
HEY, LOOK.
DOGGIES!
YOU GUYS:
Lori:
YEAH.Tyler:
BECAUSE SHE KEEPS
GETTING IN TROUBLE.
IS THAT RIGHT?
WHAT'D YOU DO?
NOTHING. HE'S JUS BEING A TWERP.
OH. WELL, I'M GREG.
LORI. NICE
TO MEET YOU.
LORI.
KRISTEN.
[BUZZING]
NORTH CAROLINA.
NICE. WELL, WE LIVE JUS A COUPLE HOUSES DOWN
SURE. I DON'T KNOW
YEAH.
FUNNY DOGGIES.
THEY DON'T BITE.
DON'T WORRY.
YEAH.
NICE DOGGIES.
ALL RIGHT. WELL, I GUESS WE'LL
COOL. YEAH.
BYE, GUYS.
BYE-BYE, DOGGIES.
YEAH. BUT, YOU KNOW,
LIKE I SAID, THE TIRES.
I MEAN, THAT'S
REALLY KICKING ASS.
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