The Innkeepers
- What's up, Claire?
- Hey.
So this is it, huh?
Just you and me?
- End of days.
- Yeah.
Have you talked to Ron?
Really?
Ron is in Barbados snorkeling to the
ever-elusive double back sablefish.
And he left exposed instructions
not to be disturbed.
You know, well, If you own this place,
you'd be at the Barbados too.
Sure I would, especially if I had two suckers
back at home waiting and cover for me.
- Did you get your camera fixed?
- No. It's totaled.
I have to send it back
to Pentax's suck-ass.
I have my microphone, though. So we can
make do with the EVP investigations.
Okay.
Oh, hey.
That reminds me.
I have to show you something.
So, I was trolling around on some
of the paranormal forums last night.
And I came across something pretty interesting.
You definitely gonna wanna see this.
What is it?
Hold on.
Just watch.
Look closely.
It can blow your mind.
Really heavy.
You bastard!
So good.
Oh my God, every time.
Oh, my God.
What room did you take?
- 216.
- Of course.
Hey, I've been here since last night.
This is just the way it goes.
225 is taken.
All the rest is pretty much wide open.
Second floor only, I don't remember.
The third floor is already done.
Only one guest? Brutal.
It don't take a genius to get why
this place is going out of business.
Okay, I'll take room 214.
I figure we'll take 7 to 7 shifts,
something like that?
You're right. Sounds good.
I'll bring it back down.
Okay, If I could just
get you to sign that?
This is your room key.
Number 224.
You wanna head up to the top of
the stairs, and take a right,
so like a doubly,
and then you go about halfway down of the
hallway, and It's on your right-hand side.
You can't miss it.
Thank you.
Do you know who that is?
- It's Leanne Rease-Jones.
- Okay.
She was the mom on
"Like Mother, Like Son"?
- Dude, she is super famous.
- Okay, whatever.
Oh, man. Leanne Rease-Jones.
I wonder what she's doing here.
convention in Pots Town.
- How do you know that?
- She told me.
- What? What else did she tell you?
- Nothing. Why are you acting so weird?
- I'm not.
- Well, here is her autograph. Just relax.
Whatever.
Why are you being so grouchy today?
I'm not. I'm just stressed.
This site is killing me.
Let me see it.
Looks good.
I hate web design.
I like the little ghost.
It's not the most professional,
but it's not bad.
There's a lot of money in this right now,
I just... I have to act fast.
Looks really good.
I like it.
And, you know, once you get some proof on that,
It won't matter what it looks like.
Hey, so I was thinking...
It seems like whenever something really creepy
happens, nobody else is around, right?
Like every time you've seen stuff,
you were alone. So...
I was just thinking that since
the hotel is practically empty,
we might have a good chance
of making some real contact.
- Does that make sense?
- Yeah.
Yeah. I think this weekend's going to be it.
We're going to get something good, I can feel it.
- What?
- What?
- What?
- What?
Front desk.
Yes, Mrs. Rease-Jones.
Oh, sure, I'll send them
right up for you.
You're welcome.
- I forgot to stack the towels.
- I'll get them.
Good, save me the hassle
of that gale on 225,
she's driving me nuts and
I don't want her to see me.
Uh, that lady with the kid?
I know, what's her deal?
She was gonna give me total
aggro vibes upstairs.
She had a huge fight
with her husband
and she's staying here till Sunday
with her son as payback.
she's having a very hard time
and she wants him to realize
how hard his life is without her.
- How do you know all that?
- She told me.
Why do you always seem so surprised
that I talk to the guests?
Go on, superfan, don't keep
the towels waiting.
Mrs. Rease-Jones, I have your towels.
Mrs. Rease-Jones?
Be a lamb and hand me one of those?
Thank you.
You're welcome, Mrs. Rease-Jones.
- Call me Lee.
- Okay.
- What's your name, sweetheart?
- Claire.
You're a lifesaver, Claire.
Oh, no no no, I couldn't. I couldn't.
Come on, you're hurting
an old lady's feelings.
Thanks, Mrs... Lee.
I am a really big fan of yours.
"Like Mother, Like Son" was one
of my all time favorite shows.
And you were amazing in it.
And... And...
"The Waking Of Eleanor."
I love that film.
I used to watch it all the time.
Crying out with my mom.
I even styled my hair in
little braids like you did.
But they never looked good, though.
Well, thank you.
That's very nice of you to say.
- And what do you do, Claire?
- I work at the front desk. So...
If there is anything else that you need,
just let me know. I mean...
This is our last weekend open.
So Luke and I are the only
people on staff today.
We actually sleep in here instead
of going home, which is pretty crazy.
I meant in life.
Are you an aspiring actress?
Is that what makes you such
a stout fan of my work?
Me? No.
I just work at the hotel.
But... I'm just kind like...
you know, I'm between... stuff.
Okay.
Oh, Claire...
The towels.
Right. Of course. Yes.
There you go.
How'd it go?
You two gonna collaborate on something?
She got to make me feel
like an a**hole.
Well, she is an actress.
What's that supposed to mean?
What do you know about
actresses, anyway?
I don't know a lot, but I do know a
little bit about a lot of things.
Why you have to be such a bummer?
And why you have to be so negative?
I'm not negative, I'm realistic.
There's a difference.
- You're pessimist.
- Pessimism is just a higher form of optimism.
If you expect nothing from people, then you
go through life being pleasantly surprised.
Yeah, but nobody loves an albatross.
- I need some coffee. You want anything?
- I do not.
Fine.
Hey, how's it going?
What can I get for you?
I'll tell you what. You take your time,
and if you have any questions, just let me know.
Doesn't a Cyclops always has one eye?
What do you mean?
Never mind.
I will have a...
large soy mocha latte
with a pump of caramel.
Good choice.
So how are things going next door?
Fine.
I mean, I know we don't know each other
that well, but I see you all the time
and we are all girls here.
This Sunday my boyfriend is taking
me on a picnic to the bay.
And I'm really excited. I know
and I think that I'm not letting
myself be fully excited
because there's something in our
relationship that's been bothering me
which that we've been together for almost a year
and he still has not told me that he loves me.
And I just need to talk to somebody about it
because I don't wanna ask him to tell me.
And he said it on IM.
That's the thing. He said it on IM.
Which my friends say that it doesn't count.
It's like saying "I love you" during sex.
It doesn't count.
And so I wonder...
Where is your coffee?
They ran out.
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