The Snare
1
- Pop that on the side, there.
Who's that?
With Lizzy?
- Carl.
- Huh.
What's he doing here?
- He's her boyfriend.
- My god, you look
just like her.
Time flies, doesn't it?
- Sweetie, how are you?
- Good, thanks.
- Muah.
- New phone?
- Uh huh.
You name it, I've
got everything.
- Sorry ladies.
What are we waiting for?
Hop on board.
- Yes. Muah.
- Come on, then.
Darling, come on over here.
Would you rather have
seven dirty-ass tramps
take dumps in your mouth,
and all they've eaten all day
is spring onions,
boiled ham and raw eggs,
or would you rather
suck off your old man?
And when I say suck him off
I don't mean give him a
quick jerk under the table.
I mean, you'd have to
seduce him, you know,
to the point where
he's grabbing your hair
and forcing your f***ing
face down into his cock
and he thrusts into your throat.
- Take dad.
- What about you?
Would you rather drink a cup
of your nan's period blood
or eat out 90 old sh*t
out of her ass hole?
- I don't really...
- come on, just pick one.
Time's ticking.
Go, what?
- Nan's period blood?
- Bullshit, you've
got to mean it.
- What?
So, you'd mean it, would you?
- Yeah, that's kinda
how it works, hun.
- So, you're honestly telling me
you're a genuine coprophile?
- The f*** is that?
- Someone who gets an erection
when playing with their own poo.
- She hasn't told you, has she?
- Told me what?
- Where we're going.
- Somewhere quite.
By the sea.
- You two go away a lot, then?
To her dad's places?
- No, not really.
- He's got quite
a few, hasn't he?
Her old man.
Properties and that.
- He's an estate agent.
Doesn't actually own them.
- You know her old
man don't know, right?
The keys.
She nicked them.
- I'm just gonna
go and help Lizzy.
- Here we are.
Doors opening.
Here we are.
- Oh, it's old.
Probably just needs...
- nobody touch it.
- Look, it's not that I
have a problem being trapped
with you lovely ladies...
- we're not trapped, Carl.
Look, I think it's just.
Doors opening.
- Yes.
Aw man, place is
gonna be f***ing sick.
- Muah.
- Shot gun, double room.
- All right,
keep your knickers on.
- Carl.
- Piece of sh*t.
- How about a snack?
- What about yours?
How many bars you got?
- Oh, one sec.
I'm sure...
- Carl!
Carl!
- Some of those, please, mate.
- Alice?
Alice, do you want anything?
- Maybe, just some fruit.
- Oh, no.
- Come on, you guys have
seen it all before, right?
You're like sisters.
- I never really got that.
- What?
- Like, in porn.
- Yeah?
- Sisters.
- Guys really dig
that sh*t, right?
- If you're f***ing two
pussies at the same time,
who gives a sh*t?
You know what they say, Liz?
Any hole's a go.
- Man, I'm f***ed.
What's this sh*t?
- Oh, well that's like cheerios,
but not cheerios.
If you get me?
- For f***'s sake!
- Don't look at me.
- Well, somebody's
obviously been here.
- Yes, I can see that.
- Yeah, well who?
You said this place was empty.
- Maybe the caretakers just
locked up for the winter.
- Come on.
- I think you should
call your dad.
Okay, well your brother.
He can look through
your dad's files
and see if there's a
number for the caretaker.
- F***.
- No signal.
- Well try him again, then.
- What about yours?
- It's dead.
- Don't you have a charger?
- No.
What about yours?
What about your f***ing phone?
- I must have left
it in the car.
- Great, f***ing great.
So now what?
Hello?!
Hello?!
Can anyone f***ing hear me?!
Is there anyone f***ing there?!
Hello?!
- It's dead.
- F***.
F***, f***.
- What the f*** are you doing?
- What's it look like?
- Carl, it's not worth it.
- Will you just
shut up for a minute
and let me concentrate?
- It's dangerous.
- I'm just gonna
go down, floor by floor.
- We need to find another way.
- There isn't another way.
This is the way.
- Don't be an idiot.
- F*** off.
- No one's coming.
- You don't know that.
- No one knows we're here.
- Someone's bound to
come by at some point.
When are your parent's back?
- November.
- What? A month?
- It's their silver
wedding anniversary.
- What about you?
- What?
- Your parents?
- What is this, Jeremy Kyle?
- Well, I don't know.
Perhaps they're expecting
a call from you?
- I doubt it.
- When are you next
due to see them?
- I don't f***ing know.
F***ing Christmas.
What about your f***ing family?
- Would anyone
like some more tea?
- This is f***ing awful.
- I told you.
That inbred f***er
had it in for us.
He's probably the one
that locked us up in here.
- You think someone did this?
You think someone's
f***ing with us?
- Well,
the lift, the
door, the landline.
Wouldn't you think
it's a coincidence?
- We haven't seen anyone.
Anywhere.
No one knows we're here.
- You ain't seen no one,
but it doesn't mean that
someone ain't seen us.
That we ain't being watched.
What do you think?
- I just think it's an unfortunate
set of circumstances.
- Bullshit.
- Excuse me?
- You're lying.
- We're in a holiday apartment
that's been locked
up for the winter,
under the assumption
that it was unoccupied.
And if I recall,
we we're supposed to be
here in the first place.
- So you think it's all my
fault that we're stuck in here?
- No, I'm just saying...
- and it's also my fault
that the lift is stuck.
- Enough.
- You're the one
that's blaming me.
- I'm not blaming anyone.
- You are saying...
- I just said that
it's an unfortunate...
- you have said, you have said...
- will you shut the f*** up?
- Stop. Stop.
Stop, stop, stop.
Stop, it's me.
It's me.
It's me, it's me.
It' me.
- Come here.
- What happened?
When I found you
out in the hall.
- I don't know.
- What?
- I don't know.
- You were screaming like,
like you were seeing something.
Someone.
- It was a nightmare.
I panicked.
- Yeah, well let's f*** all that
unfortunate set of
circumstances bullshit.
Was someone in here?
Was someone in the apartment?
Tell me. What did you see?
- It wasn't like that.
- Then what?
- I can't explain it.
- Try.
- I just woke up
and I thought there was
something in my room.
- Woke up?
You said it was a nightmare.
- No, i...
- So, you're seeing things?
- No.
- No? So then you
did see something.
So what? What did you see?
You know something
about what's going on?
Some kind of secret?
You know something about
what's happening here.
You know, I have
a right to know.
Oh, f***.
What the f*** are
you tying to do?
Poinson me?
- You've been
leaving it out, haven't you?
- F*** you!
You're not gonna
pin this sh*t on me.
Even if I had, I don't
have any f***ing maggots
and f***ing eggs all over me.
- They still
don't know, do they?
- Who doesn't know, what?
- That the keys are missing.
Perhaps no one's asked
to look at the property.
- Perhaps no one gives a sh*t.
How long has it been
on the market for?
Huh?
If there is something
wrong with it,
maybe that's why nobody gives
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