The Frighteners
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 110 min
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Get off me!
Oh, please.
Please, don't hurt me.
It's wrong! She's too young!
The sins of the flesh will ruin her.
Please don't hurt me!
Please!
The wicked will be punished.
"The mystery heart condition that has
killed over 30 people in 4 years...
Doctors are baffled as to why
fit and healthy people...
are suffering massive heart attacks.
the 'Shadow of Death'...
has again descended on the town."
"Shadow of Death"?
I don't like it.
That's what they're saying.
People are scared out there.
"For decades, Fairwater
has been linked with death...
following the 1964
Bradley-Bartlett murder spree.
Thirty years later,
as the death toll steadily rises...
it appears the Grim Reaper
has once again returned...
to the quiet streets of Fairwater."
Oh, no. Steve, no.
I asked for a new angle.
Give me something fresh.
I want to see the human face of
this tragedy. Talk to the families.
How has this affected
the local community?
Yes, Miss Rees-Jones.
And, Steve...
no more references
to death as a person.
Friend of the family?
Really such a shame.
Go on. Get out. Go on.
Get out!
Damn.
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God!
I don't believe this.
This is not happening. My lawn!
You ruptured my lawn!
Hey, how you doing?
Give me a call.
I'll pay for the damages.
You're damn right! I'm suing your ass!
Don't get litigious. Send me a bill.
"Frank Bannister, Psychic Investigator"?
So why didn't you see
the corner coming?
You stupid moron!
This is goddamn bullshit!
This will cost you big time!
You're paying for a new fence!
I want this lawn
completely resurfaced!
Budzo!
My Budzo! My Budzo!
I got your license plate number!
You bastard!
This is private property.
Mrs. Bradley? I'm Dr. Lynskey.
I work at the medical center.
You do not.
I know who works there.
Dr. Kamins is my physician.
He's attending a funeral.
I'm seeing his patients today.
She was cutting vegetables.
The knife slipped.
She just needs a few stitches.
I'll drive you to the clinic.
That's impossible.
It's a deep cut.
Leave us antibiotics.
Mother, please.
Patricia never leaves the house.
But it hurts.
To your room this instant!
Wait. Just a minute.
Who did that to you?
Dr. Lynskey.
You don't know
who my daughter is, do you?
Patricia's not to be trusted.
I beg your pardon?
I can have her locked up
anytime I want.
They said she was
I know the truth.
It was cold-blooded murder.
In the space of 27
blood-soaked minutes...
hospital orderly John Charles Bartlett.
Patients, medical staff, visitors...
no one was spared in this rampage
through Fairwater Sanatorium.
Not even the hospital chapel...
provided sanctuary, as those in prayer
were shot on their knees.
We're reporters.
We have to get the news!
A seemingly senseless crime...
Bartlett's motive
remains a mystery to this day.
Johnny Bartlett.
He's got a demonic look
on his face.
Any comments, Johnny?
Got me a score of 12, sir.
That's one more than Starkweather.
Six years earlier,
Charles Starkweather had murdered...
eleven people
Guess that makes me
Fifteen-year-old
Patricia Anne Bradley...
daughter of
the hospital administrator...
was also implicated in the killings.
She was madly in love
with the psychopath Bartlett.
That's her!
I was in her house this afternoon.
Terrific. We're in town 3 months and
you've befriended the Manson family.
ended the life of Johnny Bartlett,
the unrepentant killer.
As they threw the switch,
he screamed:
"I got me a score of twelve.
Beat that."
In what some considered
a miscarriage of justice...
Patricia Bradley was sentenced
to life imprisonment...
although it was never proven
she participated in the killings.
Five years ago,
Patricia Bradley was granted...
a conditional release
by the governor.
Today she lives a reclusive life
back in the family home...
Should have fried her
along with Bartlett.
She fell in love with the wrong guy.
Could happen to anyone.
Sweetie, don't go back there.
Place gives me the creeps.
I don't think...
Come on, honey.
I think tiger's
getting a little lonely.
What the hell is this doing here?
I thought I tore this up.
- Did he come back here?
- Who?
The moron who tore up my fence!
Help!
- Help!
- He's alive.
Ray, get me off!
You... sick... thing!
Lucy, I don't want
that con man in my house!
There has to be some kind
of rational explanation for this.
Ray! We have got a poltergeist!
It's nothing the police can't handle.
Bannister.
Dr. Lynskey, I'm on my way.
Persistent residue of the departed.
Always a problem this time of year.
Thank you.
Thank you for coming.
The activity is located where?
I don't know. It went quiet
about 5 minutes ago.
Went quiet?
in a counterclockwise direction?
I don't think that happened.
The toilet seat lid
banged up and down?
- Did the bed levitate?
- Yeah. With me on it.
Spontaneous recurrent psychokinesis.
Oh, boy.
I've ever seen. It's bad.
Well, I can do a clearance,
but it's not going to be cheap.
I do offer a six-month guarantee.
How much?
And there's vehicle, gas.
I'd say the whole thing will set you
back about $450.
We could forget about the fence,
call it even.
Stand back, ma'am. I don't want you
to have to sign a waiver.
Plus, a hundred bucks
for materials.
Just do it, for Christ's sake.
Here we go.
Why us? Why are they in our house?
Emanations are normally confined
to the cemetery...
although they do escape.
Usually young ones.
Oh, for God's sake, come on.
Come on.
It's holy water.
This is bullshit.
This is total bullshit.
Come on, come on, come on.
Yes!
Six ectoplasmic emanations.
Don't worry. They can't escape.
Some people like a souvenir.
to keep those. Thank you. Do we, hon?
I could give a rat's ass.
Okay, we'll just...
They can't feel a thing.
At least that's what the book says.
You never know for sure.
All right. Thank you, Bannister.
You can go.
What are you staring at?
What's with the number?
What number?
If you're trying to freak me out,
it's not working.
He's just trying to get
more money out of us.
Get your sh*t and get
the hell out of my house.
Come on.
Move!
Thank you so much.
There you go.
- Thanks.
- Thank you.
Why must you always
alienate everybody?
I think I'm going to throw up.
Damn.
I hate that trunk!
I don't want ectoplasmic muck
all over my car seats.
The ectoplasm is the only thing
sticky enough...
to hold the damn car together.
I'm sorry about your sh*t Volvo,
but we won't ride in the trunk no more.
We could like to cruise
with some style, man.
You two left me high and dry.
I get to the house, nothing's
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