Witchery Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1988
- 95 min
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Miss Donovan.
We are not millionaires.
Yet.
Why was it so difficult to
find someone to
take us to this island?
Oh, you know, sailors are
weird, superstitious.
They've got a bunch of
legends about this island.
Witches and rainbows and sh*t.
If you want my opinion,
you're gonna make
a killing on this place.
Okay, push this button
here, that will make...
the tape start, so you
can hear music.
Then push stop.
And this button here is so you
can record your own voice.
Then we can play it back.
[CLICKS]
I love you, Jane.
I love you, Jane.
I love you, Jane. I love you, Jane.
I love you, Jane.
- Do you want some coffee?
- No, thanks.
That's amazing these
old projectors.
God knows how
this thing got here,
but I'd sure like
to get it to work.
Sh*t! Somebody is coming.
- So what?
- It's a private island.
I know.
I thought you asked permission
to visit the island
and do research.
- I did.
- So?
They didn't give it to me.
Oh, God, you're a genius
forgetting us into trouble.
[SEAGULLS SCREECHING]
Come on.
Listen, if you're not back
here before low tide,
I'm leaving without you.
We'll be back, Sam.
Scout's honor.
I mean it.
Hard-nosed bastard!
Well, it's your own
damn fault, Rose.
If you had given him a decent tip,
he would've softened up.
ROSE:
I thought it wasin better shape!
JERRY:
Oh, don't worryabout that.
A coat of paint and this
place will be good as new.
And look at that view!
Quiet, tranquil, isolated.
Let's have a look inside.
I think you're gonna
change your mind
as soon as
you see the interior.
You know, this place is
quite a find...
Oh, you folks are gonna be very
happy with this investment.
I think with just a few minor
renovations you'll find that...
[THUD]
it virtually pays for itself.
I think in about a year, you'll
be living here rent-free.
Let's take a look at the
grand salon .
You'll find that this room
is quite spacious, as all
[ROSE SIGHS]
This place is a wreck!
It's going to cost me a
goddamn fortune to fix it up.
That you bought for a sumway below....
below market value.
It was a lucky coincidence.
The owners were
desperate to sell.
In fact, had they given
us any kind of a time frame,
we could've gotten
double what we paid for it.
We were very shrewd to grabit
when we did, sight unseen.
- [SCOFFS]
You think I don't know?
Well, now let's go check out
that kitchen.
It's newly renovated,
pipes and wiring,
has a wonderful double
gas stove and a really...
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
This house shouldn't
cost that much to rebuild.
The structure has good bones.
Well, maybe so, but it
looks like a lot of work to me.
MR. BROOKS:
This placegives me the shivers.
Don't worry about that. Have the
heating fixed up in a snap.
[PANTING]
[DOOR CREAKING]
- You live here?
- Nobody lives here, Tommy.
Nobody.
[SEAGULLS SCREECHING]
[SIGHS]
would turn up today.
They couldn't wait until tomorrow,
we're leaving anyway.
make a run for it.
Got plenty of pictures, jump
in the Zodiac, out of here.
They'll nail us and
figure we're thieves.
That's a dumb idea.
That's a dumb idea.
What do you suggest?
- Let's wait until they leave.
- Sh*t!
[WHISPERS] The hot plate.
MR. BROOKS:
It's still hot.Someone's been here,
just now.
Or...
someone lives here.
It's impossible. I assure
you, nobody has been here.
Besides, my father would
have told me.
No one's lived here for years.
Years!
The last person,
that's what they say,
was a woman, a movie actress.
She was shooting a picture here
and fell in love with the place.
I mean, really, let's face it.
This is a wonderful building.
Have you ever seen
such elegance?
Anyway, I guess she decided
to pack it in and stay here.
- Alone?
- Well, that I don't know.
All I know is she must
have been a little crazy.
My father remembers her.
He saw her in the movies
when he was a kid.
In the end, she was kind of
like, um... like Gloria Swanson.
In Sunset Boulevard.
Well, if this is her, got to
give her credit. Not bad.
They say at a certain point
she quit the movies all together,
because she didn't want
people to see her getting old.
came out!
I guess she
paid off the producers
not to put it on the market.
At any rate, by the time
she retired, she was already...
retirement age.
She couldn't possibly
still be alive.
LINDA:
And if she were?[SIGHS]
Aah!
[PANTING]
[PANTING]
[WATER SPLASHING]
Oh!
[SCREAMING]
[SCREAMING]
[SCREAMING CONTINUES]
[LAUGHTER]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[CHATTER CONTINUES]
[SCREAMS]
[ANGRY SCREAMS]
[JANE GASPS]
[GASPING]
[EVIL LAUGHTER]
[THUD]
JANE:
No! My baby.What are you talking about,
dear?
Jane, calm down, honey.
- What happened?
- I...I don't know.
I don't know.
down in there.
Are you okay now? Come on
downstairs and we'll lie down.
I don't know what happened,
but I am not crazy!
Uh, the tide's going out.
I think we'd all better
get back to the boat.
Yes, good idea. I think I've had
enough of this island.
- GARY:
Hey, they're leaving.- LESLIE:
Great!I think I have enough
for my book.
I don't feel like hanging
around here anymore.
- Let's just go.
- Okay.
I'll go get the hot plate,
unless they made off with it.
Now what do we do?
I told you to tip him!
Jane isn't well, we have
to get back to Boston.
Daddy, I'm all right.
Don't worry.
But I want to get off
the island right now!
Sir, I just don't think
that's feasible right now.
Why don't we all go back
in the house and wait?
we're not back yet,
he'll take care of everything.
I certainly hope so.
You know, this is all your fault,
you trusted that idiot.
Nice lady, huh?
Don't envy you having to work
with her for the next 6 months.
TOMMY:
She told me she livedhere for years and years.
But I met her yesterday
in a park.
JANE:
What did she look like?TOMMY:
Pretty oldand dressed in black.
Look, there she is,
the woman in black.
- [GARY WHISTLING]
- [FOOTSTEPS]
- Oops!
- Who are you?
Uh... Hi, my name is Gary.
I'm a photographer and I came to
the island with a friend of mine
that crazy witch's light.
You know very well that
this is private property
and you're not supposed to
be here without permission.
- What witch's light?
- Oh, nothing.
It's an old wives' tale.
Told you, people in this area
have very weird superstitions.
And that's why I was determined
to visit this island.
It's a mystery which
fascinates me.
Oh, all right. What the hell?
Goddamn it, the mystery now is
how to get off this island!
I can help you there.
Obviously, we can't all fit.
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