The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia Page #2

to do something for me.

How much money?

If this mr. Gordy ever

comes up to you again,

I want you to scream

as loud as you can.

Do you

understand me?

Okay.

Let's go.

( water running )

( lights crackle )

( wind whistles )

- ( gasps )

- ( static plays on radio )

( static stops )

( pills rattle )

- ( wind whistles )

- ( door creaks )

( footsteps rumbling )

( door creaks )

Andy?

( metal rattling )

( heidi giggles )

( woman sobbing )

Heidi:

I'm not supposed

to talk to you.

They think

you're a bad man.

You're not, are you?

Heidi.

Was that mr. Gordy

you were talking to?

Lisa:

Heidi, why didn't

you tell us

That you had

an imaginary friend?

Heidi:

Mr. Gordy is not imaginary.

He talks to me.

Lisa:

I was standing

right there watching.

- There's nobody outside.

- Mr. Gordy's real.

Heidi, stop it.

I don't want to hear

Any more talk

about this mr. Gordy.

Do you understand?

Seeing things

that aren't there,

It's just not a road

that you want to go down.

Good night, okay?

( joyce, andy laugh )

You are

just saying that.

What the hell, joyce?

You've been here a week

And heidi's already

seeing invisible friends?

Turns out this mr. Gordy,

he's up here.

And you,

encouraging her.

Coming out here,

digging up my garden,

going on some wild-goose--

( coins clinking )

Lisa's mother:

Don't be afraid.

- Let them in.

- Man:
Let them in.

( heartbeat

thumping )

( gasps )

( music playing )

( engine off )

Good lord, woman.

What'd you do, rob

a shopping mall?

Courtesy of my new

sugar daddy mr. Gordy.

Did you tell heidi

where the money came from?

No, and neither

will you.

I'm sure there's lots of

stuff buried in these parts.

It doesn't mean

that there's a mr. Gordy.

I beg to differ.

Did you look at the deed

to your house?

- The previous owner?

- Yeah, the bank owned it.

Before that.

Check it out.

Straight from

the county assessor.

Look at the name

on the bottom.

The gordy family

owned all this land

Going back

And this js gordy

was the last one.

Then the bank got it

in the '70s.

Ask me

how they got it.

Okay, you're gonna get

one shot at this, all right?

If this doesn't go the way

I think it's gonna go,

I'll never

bring it up again.

Deal.

Heidi, come out

here a second.

( door opens )

I am looking for

a husband for you.

They're all old.

You marry 'em.

Good girl. Okay,

pick a winner for me,

But look at them all

carefully first.

Can you do that?

You see

something, honey?

You know that man?

( whispers )

that's mr. Gordy.

Joyce:

Okay.

I told you

he was real.

I told you and you

didn't believe me.

( door slams )

Damn it!

My daughter is not

conversing with the dead.

She picked mr. Gordy's face

out of 50 pictures.

Explain that.

That's just

your influence

coming out in her.

You know what? I don't

want you talking about any

of this with heidi anymore.

You hear me?

She's my daughter.

She can talk

about it with me.

Why would she?

You don't listen.

You just tell her what's what

just like you did with me.

You needed it.

You know what?

You still do.

I suppose I'd be better off

numbing myself with pills?

- Stop it.

- You don't think I know?

That was

mama's trick, too.

And that worked out

beautifully for her.

Joyce, go home.

There is nothing wrong

with heidi.

You know

what it is, lisa.

It's starting

for her.

( wind whistling )

- ( door creaks )

- lisa:
Honey?

Are you awake?

( door opens, closes )

( birds chirping )

Man:

When I hear of a family

moving to town,

I visit to see

if they found the church yet.

Because I happen

to preside over one.

Oh.

Folks around here

have been wondering

When this rather special

piece of property would sell.

Yeah?

What's special about it?

Aside from it being

overgrown as all hell.

- Andy wyrick.

- Pastor jordan wells.

The property

is special

Because back around

the time of the civil war,

It was

the stationmaster's land.

But I'm sure you knew that.

What, like a railroad?

No tracks on this land.

No, it wasn't

that kind of railroad.

Do you mean, like,

the underground railroad?

Folks who helped escaped

slaves make it up north?

That's right.

Those people were known

as "stationmasters."

And one of the

most well-known lived

right here on your land.

He actually hid slaves

on our property?

Yes, ma'am.

Hundreds of men,

women, and children

Passed right through here

with nothing but the clothes

on their back

And the light of the moon

to guide them.

- They didn't have flashlights?

- Oh, no, sweetie.

They couldn't even

use lanterns.

The moonlight was the only

light that they ever saw.

It was the light

of freedom

And the promised land.

The stationmaster was

an extraordinary man.

Entire generations

of families would not exist

If it was not

for the stationmaster

And this piece of land.

So, don't be surprised

If you get visitors

from time to time.

- Living ones, I hope.

- As opposed to...?

Andy's just having

a little fun.

- I do that.

- Well, if you do

get any visitors,

I hope you'll be

more welcoming

Than the previous owner

js gordy was.

He didn't exactly share

his ancestor's...

Hospitable nature.

Between you and me,

There was something

seriously off about that man.

Mr. Gordy's

nice to me.

Uh, look, pastor...

Sweetie...

We'd better get

our day started.

- ( wind whistling )

- ( chimes ringing )

( woman sobbing )

( people singing )

( clicking,

faint snarling )

( woman sobbing )

Hello?

( footsteps tapping )

( voices whispering )

( wind whistling )

Voices:

Help us. Help us.

Help us.

Help us.

Help us.

( birds chirping )

( sighs )

( squeaking )

( rustling )

( squeaking )

( chains rattling )

( gasps )

Mr. Gordy.

What is that?

Tell me

what it is.

- Heidi.

- Mr. Gordy.

Heidi!

You know what?

I think there is an invisible

man around here.

It's me.

( both laughing )

- Did you miss your daddy?

- Yeah.

Yeah?

Right answer.

- Got a little

surprise for you.

- What is it?

You'll find out.

Come on.

- ( gasps )

- ( dog barks )

Look what I found

in the back of

your daddy's truck.

- ( squeals )

- heidi, meet chief.

Oh, my god!

Daddy, I love him!

Am I the greatest father

in the world or what?

- You'll do.

- Thank you.

Oh, I love you.

- ( heidi squeals )

- ( laughing )

( rustling )

( crashing )

( barking )

- ( howling )

- ( chief whines )

Remember to bring

chief's bowl back in

the house after he's done.

Where's chief?

For god's sake.

- Chief!

- Chief!

Chief!

Damn dog.

( barking, whining )

Come on.

It's gonna be

all right.

( barks )

Andy:

Chief!

( whistles )

( whining )

Chief sounds hurt.

Hey, heidi, why don't you

just sit down right here

for a second?

Okay?

And don't move.

Be right back.

- ( dog howling )

- andy:
Chief!

( whistles )

Hey.

Come here, boy.

- Chief.

- ( whining )

Chief.

How'd you get

in there, boy?

( dog howling )

Daddy.

( dog howling )

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