The Howling: Reborn Page #2
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- 2011
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Thanks.
I didn't even know
anything was down here.
Where is everybody?
Don't worry.
It's a very exclusive guest list.
Whoa.
Who are these people?
They aren't students.
There are all kinds
of graduations, Will.
Consider yourself special for being
the youngest guest invited.
Stick out your tongue.
Now say hello
like I taught you, pet.
What... what was that?
Freedom.
We got something else for you.
She's yours, brother.
Happy birthday.
My plus one is here.
Yeah.
Me, here.
I had a hunch there was something
behind that civilized exterior.
- Let's dance.
- Oh no, I really don't do that.
I have a feeling you're gonna be doing
all sorts of new things tonight.
Can I ask you something?
Why Roland?
Why not?
Maybe because he has everything you
look for in a high school boyfriend...
yummy face, nice ass,
cool car,
chateau in the south of France.
Oh, so it's a spiritual thing.
He's a distraction.
Something for now.
Besides, he's the one
who asked me out.
I think most boys
are scared of me.
So you've never been serious
about anyone?
You mean in love.
It's not like
I'm incapable of love, Will.
I love the way this dress
hugs my ass.
But commitment?
Well, let's just say
it's more fun being free
and a danger to myself
and others.
Okay, my turn.
You've drawn enough pictures
of me to fill a gallery.
So why is it we've never had
a real conversation until this moment?
The accepted social order
of high school, I guess.
Where do you fit into
the accepted social order?
I don't know.
I just kind of blend into my
environment, avoid the predators.
What are you so scared of?
- You, mostly.
- Well, don't worry.
I don't bite...
much.
What's wrong?
I don't know.
I feel weird.
Someone gave me a pill earlier.
Just roll with it.
Where's my glasses?
What's going on?
Come on, Will.
Let go. Let it happen.
We've got to go.
We've got to go.
- No, it's just getting good.
- Come on.
I think I'm seeing things.
Well, like...
Let's just get some fresh air.
Do you remember
where the exit was?
Elliana?
Elliana, is that you?
What is that?
What is that?
Elliana, can you hear me?
Where's the door?
Whoa whoa whoa.
What the hell are you doing?
There's something down there, okay?
There's something down there.
Something, huh?
It's attacking people
and it's not human.
Not human, huh?
Fill that out and under
"Perpetrator ethnicity"
put "Other. "
Will?
Elliana?
Are you okay?
But...
How did you...
how did...
Jesus, kid.
You're high as a kite, aren't you?
You with him?
No.
No.
Wills voice:
Today was not at all what I expected
when I woke up this morning.
But the days that change
your life forever rarely are.
This is gonna be really awkward,
but I need to talk to you
about something.
Okay, please don't tell me
that you've secretly been
in love with me all these years.
- No.
- Oh.
Well, then please carry on.
And here, make yourself useful.
What can you tell me about...
what can you tell me
about werewolves?
Well, considering that three
of my 12 unproduced screenplays
involve lycanthropes of some variety,
I can tell you a lot.
Okay, they don't like
silver bullets, right?
No, they don't like any silver
in their bloodstream
to the point of dying from it.
And the only other way a human can kill
a run-of-the-mill werewolf is by fire.
Have you never seen
a werewolf flick?
Eh, can't blame you.
That's what studios get for casting
geezers in their lead roles.
I mean, if I want to see
people in their 40s
I would just go home
and look at my parents.
Okay, this is just gonna
sound crazy,
but I maybe saw one
at the party last night.
Okay, the party where I assume
it was wild and dark
and you were high on drugs?
Yeah.
So silver and fire, that's it?
Will, these aren't your
makeup-wearing, skin-glistening
pansy-ass vampires, okay?
There's not some grocery list
of items that you can just get
to cripple them
or scare them off like,
"Oh, garlic.
Oh, some holy water. "
You know, two fingers
perpendicular to each other.
Okay, look. Real lycanthropes
are hard-frickin'- core.
Okay? They're doomed to struggle
between their humanity
and their animal natures.
And once they kill a human,
which they like always do,
there's no going back.
They become vicious killers for life.
So hypothetically, there wouldn't
'cause there's already a full moon
this month, right?
There's a full moon tonight.
A blue moon, actually.
So if they were really out there,
that should certainly kick things
up a notch, wouldn't it?
Why would they be after me?
Either you pose a threat
to their existence
or you're food.
In your case,
I'm guessing they've already
picked out the best wine
to bring out your flavor.
What are they doing in here?
Well, nobody goes
to church anymore,
so this is gonna be
the new computer lab.
You know, when somebody had
a question they couldn't answer,
they used to ask God.
Now they ask Wikipedia.
The god with answers.
# When he moves I watch him
from behind #
# He turns and laughter
flickers in his eyes #
# Intent and direct
when he speaks #
# I watch his lips #
# And when he drives
I love to watch his hands #
# White and smooth,
almost feminine #
# Almost American #
# I have to watch him... #
# In his face age descends on youth #
# Exaggeration on the truth #
# He caught me looking in then,
but soon his eyes forgot me #
# And everything he seems to do
reflects just another shade of blue #
# I saw him searching into you
and ached a while #
# I watch his lips caress the glass #
# His fingers stroke
its stem and pass #
# To lift a cigarette at last #
# He dries his eyes
from a shadow by the stair #
# I watch as he weeps unaware #
# That I'm in awe of his despair #
# In his face
# Exaggeration on the truth #
# He caught me looking in then,
but soon his eyes forgot me #
# And everything he seems to do #
# Reflects just another
shade of blue #
# I saw him searching into you
and ached a while #
# In his face age descends on youth #
# Exaggeration on the truth #
# He caught me looking in then,
but soon his eyes forgot me #
# And everything he seems to do #
# Reflects just another
shade of blue #
# I saw him searching into you
and ached a while... #
Woman on P. A:
Last ever school lunch
now being served, seniors.
Was I not clear with you, man?
Were you seriously with
Elliana last night?
School's almost over.
Just leave me alone.
- I'm never gonna see her again.
- That's not good enough, man.
Hey, what do you think
you're doing?
Right now, looking at an a**hole.
Well, there must be something
wrong with your glasses.
Oh, that's it.
They're broken.
This is where you die, man.
And nobody's around to save
your sorry ass this time.
I'm gonna tear you up, Kidman.
Where are you, Kidman?
Hey, I just want to talk.
You're dead.
Oh crap.
F***!
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