Wes Craven’s New Nightmare Page #4
- Year:
- 1994
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I DON'T KNOW.
[BICYCLE BELL RINGS]
TO PROCESS IT:
VERY WELL MYSELF.
AND YOU'RE NOT CRAZY,
BY THE WAY.
FEELS PRETTY CRAZY
YOU DIDN'T JUMP IN.
THAT'S MY MEMORY.
IT SEEMED:
ABSOLUTELY REAL.
"SEEMED," NOT "WAS."
IT'S...
YOU KNOW.
WHAT IS?
REALLY? WELL,
MADE A PERSON CRAZY,
THE WHOLE WORLD:
[CHUCKLES]
AFTER YOU.
THAT'S WHAT'S
MAKING YOU CRAZY.
AND PROBABLY DYLAN, TOO.
I NEVER MENTIONED
THAT TO HIM.
KIDS KNOW.
BUGGING THE PARENT.
COME ON.
HE'S A MAN.
OR A BOY WITH:
A DEEP, YOU KNOW...
FREDDY VOICE.
AND YOU'RE SURPRISED
YOU GOT FREDDY IN YOUR DREAMS?
HELL, SONNY BONO,
AFTER A WHILE,
BEGAN SEEING:
HIS STALKER EVERYWHERE,
EVEN AT MASS.
REALLY?
YEAH.
REALLY GETS UNDER
YOU REALLY THINK
DYLAN'S OK?
DYLAN'S FINE.
YOU'RE FINE.
YOU'RE HURTING,
BUT YOU'RE FINE,
AND YOU'RE DEFINITELY
NOT CRAZY.
MY WORST FEAR--
THAT WHATEVER MADNESS
I HAVE...
AND I'VE PASSED IT
ONTO DYLAN.
Heather:
DYLAN!
HEATHER!
DYLAN!
MAKE SURE HE'S OK, JOHN.
YEAH.
DYLAN!
OH, MY GOD.
ARE YOU OK? HUH?
ARE YOU SURE?
DOES ANYTHING HURT?
DYLAN,
HONEY.
ARE YOU SURE?
GOD WOULDN'T TAKE ME.
OH, MY GOD.
OH, HONEY.
John:
IT'S UNBELIEVABLE.
[CAR DRIVES BY]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
[RING]
[BEEP]
YEAH?
ROBERT.
HEATHER,
HANGING IN THERE.
HE STARTED AGAIN,
AND HE'S PUTTING STUFF
OH, LISTEN, THE S.O.B.
PROBABLY READ ABOUT
THE FUNERAL:
IN THE PAPERS:
OR SOMETHING.
SICK MOTHER.
I'M SURE.
FREDDY NIGHTMARES.
WAIT A SECOND. NOW,
YOU'RE HAVING NIGHTMARES
ABOUT FREDDY?
AS IN ME?
NO. IT ISN'T YOU.
HE'S SCARIER.
HE'S...
DARKER?
MORE EVIL?
YEAH.
CALL IT A GUESS.
ANYWAY WHAT:
UNTIL HE'S FINISHED.
AT LEAST THAT'S
GONNA BE DONE?
[LAUGHING]
THE WAY HE'S WRITING,
WHO KNOWS?
IT'S SO WEIRD.
OH, YEAH.
WHATEVER THAT MEANS.
WEIRD, HUH?
PUTTING YOUR KID
IN THE SCRIPT.
ROBERT...
HAVE YOU BEEN:
HAVING NIGHTMARES?
[BIRD CAWING]
CAN I COME OVER?
UM, ACTUALLY,
HEATHER, UH...
TODAY'S NO GOOD.
THERE'S, UM...
THERE'S SOMETHING
TOMORROW MAYBE, HUH?
OK, TOMORROW.
AND MEANWHILE, ROBERT,
TAKE CARE, OK?
YEAH. SURE.
[BEEP]
[CREAKING]
[EERIE WHISPERING]
[RUSTLING]
AAH!
[PANTING]
DAMN IT!
UHH! UHH!
Dylan:
♪ 1, 2,DYLAN?
DYLAN?
♪ 3, 4,
♪ 5, 6,
♪ 7, 8,
DYLAN,
♪ 9, 10
♪ NEVER SLEEP...AGAIN!
DYLAN!
STOP IT!
NO! DON'T!
[OBJECT SHATTERS]
Dylan:
DYLAN.
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
YES?
[FREDDY LAUGHS]
I TOUCHED HIM.
AAH! FREDDY!
[SCREAMING]
[SIREN]
IN YOUR FAMILY?
NO.
DIABETES?
NO.
WAS THERE:
A TRIGGER EVENT,
TRAUMA, SHOCK?
YOU HAVEN'T SHOWN HIM
YOU'VE MADE, HAVE YOU?
THE HORROR STUFF?
HIS FATHER:
JUST PASSED AWAY.
I'M SORRY.
BUT I'M CONVINCED
AN UNSTABLE CHILD
OVER THE EDGE.
UNSTABLE?
DYLAN'S NOT UNSTABLE.
HE'S JUST UPSET.
WELL, WE'LL RUN
AND WE'LL KNOW
IN A FEW DAYS.
STAY OVERNIGHT?
ABSOLUTELY.
Woman on P.A.:
DR. DEGRASI...
ANYTHING MORE HAPPEN
LIKE WHAT?
SOMETIMES:
WHAT A CHILD SAYS
OR FANTASIZES:
WILL GIVE A CLUE
NO.
[TELEPHONE RINGS]
[RING]
Woman on P.A.:
DR. EINHORN, LINE 237.
FOR SURE.
TO CHILDHOOD SCHIZOPHRENIA.
DYLAN,
DYLAN,
WHATEVER IT IS:
THAT'S AFTER YOU,
DO YOU HEAR?
WHAT YOU NEED:
TO FEEL SAFE.
REX? IS THAT
WHAT YOU WANT?
AND THAT'S WHERE
YOU SHOULD BE.
GET BETTER:
BEFORE THEY'LL
DO YOU UNDERSTAND?
HOME.
HOME.
HOME, THAT'S RIGHT.
THAT'S WHERE
I WANT YOU, SWEETIE.
AND, YOU KNOW,
LOOK.
PAST THE FREEWAY
IS OUR HOME.
AND TO ME.
COWBOY.
HERE YOU GO.
WHAT IS THAT?
SOMETHING:
OK.
THERE YOU GO.
IT LOOKS GOOD.
THERE YOU GO.
GOOD. GOOD. ATTABOY.
YOU SHOULD:
GET SOME REST, TOO.
COME BACK LATER.
OTHER SIDE, PLEASE?
PAJAMAS HERE.
UM...HONEY,
I LOVE YOU, DYLAN.
REMEMBER WHAT I SAID.
WE'LL TAKE CARE
OF EVERYTHING.
GOOD-BYE.
[BREATHING]
[HORN HONKS]
Man:
WAKE UP, LADY!Woman on radio:
HAVE COUNTED OVER
AND NOW SCIENTISTS
ARE SPECULATING:
THERE MIGHT BE:
AN UNKNOWN FAULT
RUNNING BENEATH:
LOS ANGELES,
[SHUTS OFF RADIO]
[BEEP]
[DIALING]
[LINE RINGS]
Robert:
HI. YOU'VE REACHEDTHE ENGLUND RESIDENCE.
IF YOU WISH, BUT, UH...
WE'LL BE GONE
FOR SOME TIME.
THE FACT IS:
I DON'T KNOW.
NO, I...I DREAM
IN THE MORNING.
GOOD AS MINE WHERE IT'S GOING.
COFFEE.
THANKS.
WHAT THE NIGHTMARE'S
ABOUT SO FAR.
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