The Penny Dreadful Picture Show Page #5
No, No.
Don't waste that good sh*t.
You're wasting it.
Come on.
It is good.
I know.
Wow!
It's why you married him, you
know?
It is good!
Real beautiful, f***ing crazy
beautiful.
What?
What are you saying?
Yeah, come on.
Come on.
No, no, no, my cake.
What?
It's mine.
What?
F***ing B*tch!
F***ing shoot in me.
Jesus.
F***ing B*tch!
What the f*** happened?
Why did you do that?
This is my cake!
Now what?
Jesus.
That b*tch has a gun!
Whew!
So... f***ing pervert.
Ron?
Ron, what happened?
She got all f***ed up.
Where's Nancy?
Nancy is missing, you go find
her.
But first shut that old hag up.
Okay.
I'm going to take care of the
retard.
Yeah.
Hey. What happened?
I want some cake.
Can I have some more cake?
Your friend ate my cake, I
shared.
I did.
And he took more.
Can I have some cake?
You know maybe at the end of
the day,
she really does make sense.
This isn't like last year.
I didn't have any friends at my
party last year.
F*** me.
I just hope this Rusty shows
up.
Because I'll be ready for him.
Rusty can't come home.
He's with grandma and grandpa
now.
Cody? Ooh.
up to fate.
Can you wake up my brother he
has to take me
to the mall on Thursday.
Okay monkey boy.
Game. I like games, I play
games.
I am good at games.
Checkers and cards
and ping pong.
of hand
I figure it's the only way to
keep it fair.
Pow.
Look at you super star.
You got yourself a second
chance.
That's a gun.
A gun.
And its for you.
My dad has a gun. He wont let
me touch it
He says it's dangerous.
It is.
Dangerous. Dangerous.
That's right, it's time for you
to exercise
friend.
Cody says that
"Guns don't kill people. People
kill people."
We went hunting.
Cody took me.
Don't be shy.
Come on.
And he shot a deer and we ate
it.
Shoot me.
And it was dry, I didn't like
it.
Shoot me.
Oh come on and shoot me,
Okay.
Did I?
Did I win?
Jerry?
Hey Jerry, Jerry wake up.
Jerry wake up.
Where are we?
I don't know, convenience
store?
What happened
I was passed out.
Here is some tea
to warm you up.
There you go, sport.
Oh darling let me help you.
There you go.
Kind of a rough night up there,
huh?
We don't know what you are
talking about.
We got real drunk, and...
Passed out real early.
Real early.
Drinks?
Are you sure about that?
You still have that rig
tied around your arm.
I am sure you don't need that to
throw back
a couple of cold ones.
Shame what happened to the
Slaughter family.
Slaughter family?
Oh yeah.
Slaughter
That was their, that's their
name.
Billy Jack was a butcher.
last couple of years.
Rusty and all.
Their son.
being in the middle
that,
having to keep that secret.
How do you mean?
Well, Rusty got a little messed
up
in Johnson's war over there.
Brutally disfigured, face all
burnt up.
He didn't want to come back
to the family looking like that.
He wasn't ready for normal
society.
So we just decided to tell them
he's dead.
And I told him he could come
here and live with me
and I would help him out with
his issues.
Jerry?
They turn our boys in to killing
machines.
It's hard to let go.
Hey, maybe someday
Rusty will just want to stop
killing.
Could maybe even turn back to be
normal.
Rusty!
That was great!
I have never seen that one
before.
And I thought I have seen every
slasher
especially from the seventies.
Will you stop talking?
film.
Nobody does that not even
Agatha.
And she's crazy.
I'm sorry.
Maybe we can just be friends.
I already have the best friends
in the world.
I don't need friends.
What I need is true love's first
kiss,
and you are definitely not it.
Okay, okay, don't have to get
all crazy.
Crazy, crazy, psycho?
The last boy said mean things,
too.
No, no, no. This is real?
This is real?
Uh, hello? Welcome to the
undead movie party.
So do you all think
we should let him go?
Probably not a good idea.
This
is going
to be
harder
than I
thought.
Ah. All better.
Who's that?
Hello?
Is anybody here.
posted
on craigslist.
I didn't post.
I did.
Oh
He was trying to make a little
extra money.
Ah. Well this is a great place
you have here.
It's a real fixer upper.
Are you guys putting on a show
or something?
Something.
Okay. That is my personal space
thank you.
Here we go these are all
antiques.
Each one is $10,
or you can take the whole box
for $100.
Wow, okay yeah.
This is actually some great
stuff here.
You should take this.
Okay, but I was thinking more
about the...
It's free.
Free?
Free?
Well, great. Okay.
Yeah, I mean it's just like the
kind I had as a kid...
home.
Okay I will do that at home.
Thank you, for the...
and let me know about the whole
show thing I'll buy tickets and
bring the family.
Goodbye.
Should we go after him?
Oh no I think we got him
covered.
Sorry about the lack of
finances, Wolfboy.
That's okay I am more worried
about Penny.
Oh that's sweet.
Feels like this true love thing
is
right in front of me
starring me in the face.
What should we do in the mean
time?
Let's watch a movie.
"Halloween"
Froggy Fresh
course
Ghosts, goblins and monsters
galore
treat no more.
Some of the scariest things
I've ever seen.
You know what I mean? It's
Halloween.
Ghosts, goblins and monsters
galore
treat no more.
Some of the scariest things
I've ever seen.
You know what I mean.
It's Halloween.
It was October 31st
Me and Mike have walked 10
miles
and we were dying of thirst
Then all of a sudden
we remembered about the curse
It was the curse of the
Birmingham hearse
On this very night, 20 years
ago
spinning off the road
For no good reason it blew all
4 tires
Mike Myers
they weren't true
About the boy who went
missing,
They only found his shoes.
Scary, but it never happened
to us
We weren't afraid, we were way
too tough
But then we heard a noise,
and then a creepy voice
Was it a monster?
Was it James and his boys?
Then Mike Myers came busting
out the bush
We got up on the bike,
I screamed "Push Mike, push!"
Ghosts, goblins and monsters
galore
treat no more.
Some of the scariest things
I've ever seen.
You know what I mean.
It's Halloween.
Ghosts, goblins and monsters
galore
treat no more.
Some of the scariest things
I've ever seen.
You know what I mean.
It's Halloween.
Mike pedaled fast but it
wasn't fast enough
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