Viral Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 2016
- 85 min
- 149 Views
"Don't worry, trust the CDC."
But, I mean,
patients are going missing.
This is crazy! I...
Infected people, under hospital
care, were are just gone...
This is delicious.
Good.
Try not to eat it all, okay?
It's all we've got.
This is very, very alarming...
Is that my phone?
You left it upstairs.
Why do you look so nice?
There's a party
-in Phase Two tonight.
-You do look nice.
-Thank you.
-We can't leave the house.
We're alone, Emma,
we can do whatever we want.
It's not cool, Stacey.
There's still a curfew.
What's not cool
is doing your homework
no school tomorrow.
This is true.
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
Well, have fun.
Thanks. You, too.
I will.
What?
My God, what a b*tch.
Balls.
I'll see you around.
Hey!
Hi.
Are you wearing makeup?
Yeah, like,
a little bit, it's...
It was Stacey's, I...
Do I look like a hooker?
Yeah, but, like,
a really high-class hooker.
Okay.
Want to dance?
Cool.
You're a bad dancer!
Wha-what's in it?
Tequila.
And what else?
More tequila.
-Hey.
-Okay.
Where's CJ?
I don't know.
A**hole.
See ya!
I'm glad
one of us came prepared.
Shall we?
After you.
-I'm sorry, sorry!
-My God!
What a slut.
...different room?
-Anyone in here?
-Put your penis away.
-Okay.
-Okay.
Too bright.
Not pretty.
Better?
Yeah.
Cool.
Okeydokey.
What are we doing?
We're having a moment.
Why are you whispering?
I don't know. Why are you?
I like you.
What the hell is that?
-Stacey, wait!
-That ho bag!
-I thought that was you...
-Stay the hell away from me
or I take that sweatshirt
and shove it so far up your ass.
-Stacey, Stacey.
-You don't even...
What the hell was that?
-Hey, hey!
-What was what?
-What happened to your bra?
-They're not worth it.
-They're not worth it.
-Delicious...
-Get off of me!
-All right.
-Piece of sh*t.
-Baby... B-Baby!
Stacey, wait, Stacey.
-I need a drink.
-Stacey, this is so lame.
I really don't think
you should care.
Emma?
Emma?
My God!
Hey!
Yo, I'm talking to you!
Dude, hello.
Let her go!
I'm talking to you!
Answer me!
I know's a piece of sh*t,
but for two seconds,
I thought she was
actually my...
's infected!
Stacey!
Not in here. Come on.
-Get out of here! Come on!
-What's going on?
Stacey, what's wrong with him?
Okay.
My God.
Sh*t.
Is gone?
Stacey!
Stacey?
Did it get in your eyes?
Are you okay?
Okay.
Come on.
Hey, Stace, you okay?
Yeah.
I'll be out in a minute.
Why isn't
that all these infected attacks
started happening at the exact
same time, all over the world?
It's like the infected
are communicating
on some secret network
that only they can hear.
Now there are reports
of these gatherings of infected,
and these nests
across the country.
What I'd like to know is
what the hell are they up to
and why isn't the government
doing anything...
You had any contact
with an infected person?
No.
Banished are
the sounds of children playing,
as the uninfected cower
in their homes.
Civilian military
stretched too thin.
A crude symbol,
increasingly prevalent,
indicates which homes
have been cleared
need to be inspected.
Streets so quiet...
I keep getting his voicemail.
Mom's, too.
...the uninfected
cowering at home.
An innocuous letter... an
uppercase "I"... holds the key
-to the fate
-Hey, are you okay?
Of the families within.
The number on the left
indicates the number
of infected.
The number on the right
indicates the members
of the household
who have been removed.
It's him.
Hey, Dad.
Girls, listen to me
very carefully.
Lock every window
and every door in that house.
Nobody in, nobody out.
Do you understand?
Stacey?
I'm here.
Do you remember where my gun is?
-Yeah.
-I want you to find it
and keep it on you at all times.
Do you understand?
Do you un...
Dad?
There's no reception.
Try him again.
Dad, are you there?
24 hours ago,
military personnel
-Well, try again.
-evacuated the uninfected,
-Dad, hello?
-and just moments ago,
-Are you there?
-Iaunched an air raid,
-Dad?
-obliterating...
-What's going on?
-I don't know.
The land line's out, too.
Power still works.
There's no Wi-Fi.
This is not a test.
This emergency alert
has been issued by
the Center for Disease Control,
in conjunction with the
Department of Public Health.
The president
of the United States
All law enforcement
and emergency personnel
will be federalized,
effective immediately...
I know it's somewhere in here.
Can you please help me look?
What? It's a ring.
It's Mom's wedding ring...
She probably showered
and forgot to put it back on.
Will you please tell me
what's going on?
-Nothing is going on.
-Stacey, Mom and Dad...
There's nothing to talk about,
so let's drop it.
Fine.
Where did you learn
how to do that?
Dad used to take me
to the range.
Come on, come on.
Hey! Over here!
Sir, stay where you are.
What was that?
I don't know.
Stay back.
Stay right there.
-Get back.
-It's Mrs. Toomey.
Get down on the ground.
Get down on the ground now!
Get down!
Hold it!
Hold it! Hold it!
Turn around! Turn around!
-That's not a question!
-Don't move!
That's not a question!
We have to get out of here.
Evan!
This is a restricted
quarantine zone.
Turn your vehicle
around immediately.
Stacey, we gotta turn around.
-Stay here.
-Turn around.
-Stacey, what are you doing?
-Ma'am...
-Get back in the car! Stacey!
-Get back in your vehicle, now.
-Sir, we're just trying to see our dad.
-Stop, now!
-Go right there...
-Ma'am, get back in your vehicle!
-Please, sir. We're not infected.
-What part of "get back in your vehicle"
-Please.
-do you not understand?
-Sir, it's just right there.
-Get back in your vehicle now!
-Ma'am! Ma'am, right now!
-Please, we're just
-trying to get right there.
-Right now!
-Stacey!
-Get back in your vehicle now...
Sh*t.
My God.
Sh*t.
...you are required
to stay in your home.
By executive order,
it is now a felony
to harbor an infected
individual.
Please report any suspected
infection immediately.
You are required
to stay in your home.
By executive order,
it is now a felony
to harbor an infected
individual.
Please report any suspected
infection immediately.
You are required
to stay in your homes.
By executive order,
it is now a felony to harbor...
I need to tell you something.
Okay.
What?
Dad cheated on Mom.
What?
Last semester,
when I went to visit him
at work,
I walked in on him
with one of his grad students.
And I freaked out.
So I told Mom
and Mom freaked out.
Well, why didn't
anyone tell me?
They didn't think
And they begged me
not to say anything.
That's why we moved out here;
to start over.
Looks like that
didn't go so well.
You should've told me sooner.
I'm sorry.
I didn't know what to do.
And that's why
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