The Brotherhood of Satan

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- What is that?

- Get out.

Get that back door open.

- Get that back door open!

- It's going to hit us!

- It's going to hit us!

- Get those kids out of here!

Timmy, get down! Timmy!

Hurry! Get out!

- All set? Should I call 'em?

- Yeah. Go ahead.

Okay! Hey, gang!

Come on! Hurry it up!

Come on.

Over there. Here.

That's it. Come on in.

- Blow out the candles!

- Make a wish!

Blow 'em out, K. T!

Yea!

Good, good. Sit down.

Rain.

We better get outta here.

Okay, pick up everything.

- Okay, grab that.

- K.T., grab as much as you can.

K.T., hurry up.

I'm getting all wet!

Hurry up!

Hurry up!

Grab it!

I'm dropping everything!

Oh, my hair!

I'm getting all wet!

We're wet enough now.

Why don't we go swimming!

Oh, my God!

Sheriff? Hello!

Anybody there?

Sheriff, I've come to report

an accident.

It's about two miles south.

You understand what I said?

There's been an accident!

What's going on, Ben?

Here's the sheriff.

Sheriff, there's been

a terrible accident. Wait!

What are you doing?

What's the matter with you?

- Ma'am, get out of the way. Tobey!

- What are you doing?

- Get back!

- Get your hands off them!

- Get down!

- Get back!

- Get your hands off me!

- Cool it!

- Right.

- "Encino, California"?

- Westwood.

- You're in advertising, Mr. Holden?

No, I'm an engineer.

- Who do you work for?

- Torrance...

Garrett Corporation

in Torrance, California.

All right,

you can turn around now.

I see you're not married,

Mr. Holden.

Whose little girl is that?

Mine.

Her mother?

Her mother was killed

six years ago.

You have any trouble

getting in here, Mr. Holden?

Maybe they're help.

Help's come.

- It's over.

- Are you sure?

It's over.

Hold on a second.

Hold on there.

- Hold on!

- It's over!

You took her from me!

Nicky, get in the car! Hurry!

My God. They're all mad.

No one knows

The price you paid

Shut it off, Tobey.

I thought a little music might...

You can take one of these

right now.

- Go on. Take it.

- Here.

We understand

you wanting to leave town, Mike...

but you gotta think

aboutJoey.

He's right, Mike. These are

gonna make you feel a lot better.

Just get back to your house,

take one of these every four hours...

and get yourself some sleep.

Joey, you'll get your daddy

home all right, won't you?

Yes, Dr. Duncan.

Come on, Daddy.

Thattaboy. Joey.

Hillsboro.

I can understand

how he feels.

First it was his sister

and her family, and then...

We all understand, Tobey.

Just drop it.

Dr. Duncan,

you look like hell.

Look, don't start on me!

Six hours' sleep in three days.

You don't look so hot yourself.

Yeah.

You heard?

Yeah, I heard.

Some people got in.

And the car

was completely crushed?

Just like an eggshell.

And, of course,

little Timmy's missing?

Probably.

What's the difference?

What the hell's the difference, Doc?

Simmer down.

Pete, what happened

to the people who got in?

I don't know!

I don't know anything anymore.

Well, I guess I'll have to

take the truck out.

Tobey?

Sheriff, it's about time

that we all...

Tobey, we've got to.

Why do I always

have to be the one to go out...

Isn't there anyone else

around here that can do...

For a man

with a heart condition...

you sure picked

one heck of a place to retire.

Yeah.

That town.

- Ben, do you think... Ben!

- Daddy!

- Oh, Daddy, we killed her!

- It's all right, K.T.

- I saw her.

- Of course. We all saw...

Daddy, what happened

to the little girl?

- Where is she?

- There's no little girl, sweetheart.

It's okay. Nicky?

- I'll go check the car.

- Okay. It's okay.

Can you drive it?

Will it get us out of here?

Eventually, but not right now.

We'll have to head back

toward town.

Oh, Ben, no.

Listen, Ben, there's something

terribly sick about that town.

Those people, that crushed car.

- I don't wanna go back there.

- I know, but what do you suggest?

It's gonna be dark in an hour.

We don't know what's out this way.

Maybe we can catch a ride,

a car will come by.

How many cars

have you seen on this road?

Well, l...

Sweetheart, there's a gas station

on the outskirts of town.

We'll go there. We can callJim.

He'll pick us up.

- I won't face that town again.

- All right!

It's not all right!

If you have something to say,

lower your voice and smile.

You've made all the decisions.

What's there to smile about?

- Damn it, make some sense!

- I'm making more sense than you are.

- Nicky, will you please...

- No!

Nicky?

Come on, K.T.

Nicky too?

Nicky too.

Do you have to

follow me everywhere?

I wanna play!

Why don't you go back

in the house where you belong.

- I don't have to.

- Do too.

- I'll scream.

- Don't you dare.

Well, I wanna play.

All right, then, but you

have to do what I tell ya.

- Do what?

- Fix dinner for Princess, stupid.

Oh... all right.

Well, do it.

Don't cry, baby.

Stuart's fixing you a nice dinner.

- Stuart! Aren't you ready yet, Stuart?

- Just a minute!

Well, you can't expect her

to wait forever.

My goodness!

Why do I have to cook

for your dumb doll?

Because I tell you to.

You let the kids

out of the house.

Don't ever do that again,

you hear?

Don't any of you go outside.

I don't know what I'd do

if anything... -

Oh, Ed, what is it?

What's happening?

Go on.

Get washed up for supper now.

- Daddy, I just washed this morning.

- Come on, dummy.

There was another accident

this afternoon.

Your sister, Edith...

John...

the kids.

The car was...

The car was...

crushed.

Oh, honey, I'm sorry.

I'm gonna tell Daddy you didn't

wash your face properly...

and you didn't use soap!

Oh, Stuart!

You make such a mess!

- Why did you do that, you stupid?

- Hey.

Children, please. Please.

O Lord, we thank thee

for the...

bounty we are about to receive.

For the blessings

of this day...

and the blessings that will

come our way in the future...

O Lord, we thank thee...

with a full and humble...

heart.

Amen.

Amen.

Come in, children.

I have nothing

which is not thine.

Prudence! Henri!

How lovely to see you!

It's been ages and ages.

- Oh, how are you?

- How grand you look.

I haven't seen you

look this well in centuries.

By golly, I've never seen you

look better, Henri.

Feeling like a kid, Gaufridi?

You'll always be a kid.

You were lucky the last time.

Yes, I was.

I hope I will be this time.

When was the last time?

France.

Oh, the time that we had

on the Riviera.

- Will you join us?

- Certainly.

Thank you.

To the future.

Why did you wait till now?

You're a naughty girl.

All right, all right,

I'll take you.

"...yet all these shall leave...

Their mirth and their employments,

and shall come...

And make their beds with thee.

As the long train

Of ages glides away...

the sons of men...

The youth in life's green spring,

and he who goes...

In the full strength of years...

matron and maid...

The speechless babe

and the gray-headed man...

Shall one by one

be gathered to thy side...

By those, who in their turn,

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