The Nest Page #3
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- Year:
- 1988
- 89 min
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All right, l'm going
to evacuate the island.
No, there's another way!
Give me 24 hours.
Don't-- don't lie to me!
Twenty-four hours,
that's all l'm asking.
[buzzing]
All right.
[buzzing]
[buzzing]
[siren wails]
What seems to be
the problem, sheriff?
Homer?
Yeah.
Sheriff!
Homer!
Yeah?
Got somethin'
l want you to look at.
Yeah, yeah.
You gonna tell me what it is?
Periplaneta.
They're big periplaneta,
but periplaneta just the same.
And what might that be
in plain English?
Cockroach droppings.
Come here.
Could roaches do that?
Yeah, if they have
a knife and fork.
[Millie] Sheriff?
Sheriff Tarbell?
Yeah, Millie.
Got the scoop
on Dr. Morgan Hubbard.
Couldn't get anything from lntec--
very unpleasant people.
So l had Mrs. Pennington take a gander
at the Who's Who of Medicine,
Guess the pages didn't fall
out of that one, eh?
Anyway, seems Hubbard
was a hotshot in genetics
at MlTa few years back,
until they kicked her out.
For what?
lllegal experiments.
Geez, what kind
of experiments are illegal?
You find this sheriff
as much of a pest as l do?
[buzzing]
[buzzing]
[screams]
[buzzing]
l've had enough
of your patronizing, Elias.
Bringing in outsiders
is not the solution.
All right, tomorrow, dawn,
into those caves
and l'm gonna put
a stop to this!
No, you're not.
The situation is under control
and you're gonna leave it alone.
lt doesn't look under control to me.
Stay out of those damn caves
until l tell you different, all right?
l wasn't thrown out of MlT, sheriff.
l left voluntarily.
l found the whole situation there
rather... stifling.
You know there will come a day
when there will be no need
for pesticides or chemicals.
All these things that harm us.
Genetic engineering
is part of our future.
Now, it is true that l have done some
experiments here, at North Port.
Of course, l can't tell you
the exact nature of the experiments.
But l can assure you that l've got
everything completely under control
and that by tomorrow,
it'll all be over.
Dad, are you going
to come clean with us, or not?
Elias, l don't think there's
any point--
Doctor, shut up!
Look, if you don't think
there's anything unusual
going on up in those caves,
why don't we go take a look right now?.
- No.
- Dad, look at me!
lt was awful!
l don't know what's up
in those caves,
l don't know what
those things were,
out of those caves!
Baby, baby, look, l'm sorry.
l'm sorry, but you'rejust going
to have to trust me.
l wish l could.
Tarbell, you stay
the hell out of those caves!
My dad always said
this day would come.
And he hoped
l'd be up to it... thanks.
[country song playing]
All right, Church shoots a fall away
jumper from the top of the key.
All right!
Church, don't play
with the garbage.
You're not a raccoon.
Yeah, right, Lillian.
Sh*t, oh well.
[sings]
Ow!
[buzzing]
Jesus H!--
[moans]
[gasping]
[groaning]
[female] lntec lndustries.
-Yeah, it's Johnson.
- Johnston.
No, no T.
- Uh, well, Mr. Johnson,
-Yes.
l'm sorry, but Mr. Hauser
is unavailable at the moment.
Yes-- now, you lis-- listen to me.
You tell Mr. Hauser
he is to call me immediately.
lt's a matter of life and death.
Richard, do you have
Uh, one sec.
Knock-knock.
Thanks.
Feeling better?
l'm good.
You know, your dad's
a pain in the ass,
but l can't believe he'd do anything
You don't know my dad very well.
After my mother's funeral,
l just wanted somebody
to comfort me
and to hold.
l went up to my dad's room
and he wasn't there.
But there was a letter
on his desk.
lt was from my mother.
lt was her suicide note.
Beth, it was an accident.
She knew how many pills to take.
He lied, Richard.
He lied to me
and he lied to the town.
Because for him,
suicide's an embarrassment.
[sighs]
l did miss you, Richard.
[whispers]
l missed you.
[buzzing]
Yeah.
Jake?
Ready or not, here l come!
Jake?
Send the women home,
it's time for checkers.
[owl hoots]
Wish you'd quit
movin' stuff on me, Jake.
Jake?
Hey, Jake?
Dead to the world, huh?
Lillian sent the good stuff.
Wakey, wakey, Jakey, Jakey.
[buzzing]
[buzzing]
All right, Hauser,
you just try concentrating.
You're not grasping this--
if this gets to the mainland,
we'll never stop it.
ls it possible
you're overreacting, Elias?
lf Retenone is lethal
to human beings,
that means evacuation,
Hauser, scrutiny is nothing
compared to the alternative.
Don't go back
to Los Angeles.
Come back with me.
[Beth] Mm.
You do still owe me, you know.
l'll show ya.
l appreciate
that you're under stress,
but l need
a clear head out there.
All right, you try this--
see if this is clear enough.
lf you don't take immediate action,
my next call will be
to The New York Times,
is that clear?
That would be a mistake, Elias.
There are many heads
Oh, you try me.
Elias, now look,
l'll get on it now.
Stay close.
Yeah.
Come to L.A., we'll call it even.
You'll love it out there.
There's sunshine everywhere
and health clubs every three blocks
and palm trees everywhere
and a real beach without rocks.
[buzzing]
Ooh, Richard!
Millie?
Mil?
Richard, l was just trying
to reach you.
Millie, get a hold of Homer.
Richard, hold on.
Perkins was fishing
down near the beach.
He thinks he found
the Gordon kid
and that missing tourist girl.
Dead.
Shoot, l forgot the--
oh, no, no biggie, okay.
Uch!
[sings]
[TVdialog]
[snores]
Oh.
Oh, you didn't.
Yes, l did.
Oh, you shouldn't.
Did you make a mess?
Well, you know if l did,
l'd clean it up.
Oh, well, l doubt that.
Come on, Aunt Clara,
l'm not always that bad.
[chuckles] Oh, you're
a piece of work, Jenny.
Oh, l know l've been a pain
since l came to stay.
But l hope this makes it up to you.
Well, you don't get to bed
too late, now.
Huh?
That daggone thing's
gonna deafen you!
What?
Oh, stop--
[groans]
[pop music plays]
Hee, hee.
[buzzing]
[chuckles]
Oh.
Oh.
Oh, no.
No, scatter!
Scatter, scatter!
Scatter, scatter, ow, ow!
Jenny! Jenny!
Jenny, no!
[moaning]
Oh, ow, Jenny!
[yells]
[moans]
Entry number 127.
Hybrid periplaneta unstable.
No, correction, correction.
lt's advanced.
Highly superior
to the original hybrid.
Now let's look at the magnification
of the egg capsules.
The egg capsules,
having survived the Retenone,
have hatched.
They're immune.
[grunts]
Easy, easy, now,
l'm losin' his head.
All right.
Uh!
What do you want me
to do with them?
Take 'em to Doc Bimstein's.
All right, l'll see you in town.
What a mess.
Richard, l have to go back
to my dad's.
what's going on.
Subject's DNA proves a remarkable
capacity for adaptation.
[chuckles]
l did it.
Hello?
... want us to spray.
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