1980 Cries in the Night FULL HOT MOVIE Barry Morse Lesleh Donaldson
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00:00:30I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't
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00:02:00what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here, I don't know what I'm doing here,
00:02:30Shoo!
00:02:34Go away.
00:02:42Go on, get out!
00:03:01Hey, you all right?
00:03:04Yes. Yes, thank you.
00:03:16Do you know where Mrs. Chalmers' place is?
00:03:18Ah, Chalmers, the informers.
00:03:22Well, there goes my brother Joe. He just joined the police force this spring.
00:03:26He really likes to show off.
00:03:28Well, I'm going to help my grandmother run a new tourist home for the summer.
00:03:31They turn that old place into a tourist home?
00:03:34I don't think you'd catch me staying there.
00:03:36I mean, well, you know.
00:03:58Oh!
00:04:22Oh, just look at you. You're all grown up.
00:04:26Did you get my letter, Grandma?
00:04:28Yes, yes, I did. But that old truck wouldn't start.
00:04:30I've been in there phoning a neighbor to see if he could come and pick you up.
00:04:33Oh, it's okay. Rick gave me a lift.
00:04:35Well, thanks goodness. I was so worried.
00:04:38You're one of the Yates boys, aren't you?
00:04:40Yes, ma'am.
00:04:42You all grow up so quickly. I don't know who's who anymore.
00:04:46Here, let me help you with those.
00:04:48No, no, no. That's quite all right, young man. I'm perfectly capable.
00:04:51Thank you very much for your help.
00:04:53Bye-bye.
00:04:57Bye, Rick.
00:04:58Thanks.
00:05:02See ya.
00:05:08This was your mother's room.
00:05:11A long time ago.
00:05:16And I just as well know, dear,
00:05:18I'm not too pleased about opening my home to strangers.
00:05:22I know your granddad wouldn't approve. He was such a private person.
00:05:26Under the circumstances, he'd understand, Grandma.
00:05:29Oh, I don't know.
00:05:31He was such a proud man.
00:05:33Oh, he was a fine gentleman. He was an outstanding man in the community.
00:05:37Religious, too.
00:05:39Whatever happened to him, Grandma?
00:05:42Mom just never gives me any straight answers.
00:05:45Well, there aren't any answers, dear. He just...
00:05:48disappeared one day. It's as if he vanished into thin air.
00:05:51But...
00:05:52And now I'm forced to make this big old house into a tourist home or...
00:05:56give it up.
00:05:58I could never think of doing that.
00:06:01Now, don't you worry.
00:06:04You and I are gonna make a million bucks this summer.
00:06:07That's why I'm here.
00:06:09Well, I don't know.
00:06:12Who's that man, Grandma?
00:06:16That's Billy Hibbs. That's your granddad's helper.
00:06:19Caretaker at the cemetery. He does all the jobs for me...
00:06:21in return for his room and board.
00:06:23He's not very bright.
00:06:24So I let him have the shack around at the back of the house.
00:06:33Just put that hay out about a month ago.
00:06:36Wouldn't know nothing but the cows got in there and started eating around.
00:06:39You wouldn't have any idea how long it's been here, do you, Sam?
00:06:41No.
00:06:42Go on, you silly buggers.
00:06:44These are all uptown...
00:06:47Do you have any idea whose car this is, Sam?
00:06:49Oh, looks to me like, uh...
00:06:51the one that developer fellow was driving a few weeks back...
00:06:54when he was trying to buy up all the land right here in town.
00:06:58Buy?
00:06:59More like steal it.
00:07:01You, uh, fellas still looking for him?
00:07:03Yeah.
00:07:05He had a missing persons on him for three weeks now.
00:07:09This is all right.
00:07:11Why would anyone want to put a nice car like that in there for, huh?
00:07:16Well, it could be for a lot of reasons, Sam.
00:07:18Like what?
00:07:20Well, it's, uh...
00:07:22It's a lot of police jargon that you wouldn't understand.
00:07:25Oh, shit, that's a...
00:07:27That's a perfectly good car.
00:07:31Uh, tell me something.
00:07:33What happens if, uh, nobody claims her, huh?
00:07:40Uh, I don't know.
00:07:42Why?
00:07:43Well, it's on my land, that's why.
00:07:45I found her.
00:07:46Listen, Sam.
00:07:47We'll be sending the truck out here in a couple hours, okay?
00:07:50And, uh, listen.
00:07:52Uh, don't touch, don't touch anything.
00:07:54Hey, you understand?
00:08:03Go on.
00:08:04Get out of there.
00:08:09Go on.
00:08:24What is it, an old age home?
00:08:26I told you it's a tourist home.
00:08:27Now, give me a break, will you?
00:08:31What are you staring at?
00:08:34For Christ's sake.
00:08:35You just stand there staring at me like I'm some kind of freak or something.
00:08:48Yes?
00:08:49Hi, kid.
00:08:50Uh, any chance of getting a room tonight?
00:08:51All the hotels in town are filled up.
00:08:53Yeah, well, two of them.
00:08:54Oh, we have some fine rooms.
00:08:55Come on in.
00:09:04You must be the little lady's big sister, eh?
00:09:07Pleased to meet you.
00:09:08This is Mr. and Mrs. Browning, Grandma.
00:09:10They may be staying the weekend.
00:09:12And this is Mr. Davis.
00:09:13Hi.
00:09:14How do you do, sir?
00:09:15Oh, you're gonna love it here.
00:09:17They can't get rid of me.
00:09:18No, sir.
00:09:19I'll bet.
00:09:20Uh, Mr. Browning, are you here on business or, um, pleasure?
00:09:24Well, a little of both.
00:09:25Uh, I'm a salesman for Conklin Appliances.
00:09:27You know, you won't believe this, but...
00:09:28Right, sport.
00:09:29He won't believe it.
00:09:30Isn't she just terrific?
00:09:32Well, Heather, why don't you show Mr. and Mrs. Browning their room?
00:09:37Good idea.
00:09:38Let's take a look at the old digs, okay?
00:09:43Boy, I love these old places.
00:09:45Lots of character, you know what I mean?
00:09:58Oh, daughter.
00:10:00Don't.
00:10:01Don't.
00:10:05Isn't that nice?
00:10:06Now, isn't this just the pits?
00:10:08Now it's gonna rain.
00:10:10Come on, Gloria, it's not so bad.
00:10:13No.
00:10:14Not so bad.
00:10:15Not so bad.
00:10:18Not so good, buddy.
00:10:20Not so good.
00:10:22Gloria, you're gonna spoil our weekend just because we're gonna stay in a hotel.
00:10:25Well, this place gives me the creeps.
00:10:27Come on, babe.
00:10:29They're nice folks.
00:10:31Do you good to rub shoulders with them.
00:10:34Come on, give me a big kiss.
00:10:37Tell you what, Harry.
00:10:40Next time you want to go away for a weekend, do me a favor, okay?
00:10:44Bring the wife and kids along.
00:10:45They'd love it here.
00:10:47You can go fishing with Mr. Davis.
00:10:49Your fun-loving wife can chat up dear Mrs. Chalmers.
00:10:53And dear little Miss Allison Wonderland can look after your kids.
00:10:56How about that?
00:10:58All right.
00:11:28I got you.
00:11:30I got you.
00:11:31I got you.
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00:13:29No, no, Mrs. Chalmers, where are we right now?
00:13:44I see.
00:13:45Now, um, do you recall just exactly how many times he came by?
00:13:51Well, it's hard to remember.
00:13:53I guess he came by a couple of times.
00:13:56Four times.
00:13:58He came by four times.
00:14:03Yes, that's right.
00:14:04Kept persisting.
00:14:06I told him that I couldn't possibly sell the place.
00:14:08I mean, what would I tell James?
00:14:11Can you remember anything else, Mrs. Chalmers?
00:14:13Anything?
00:14:14Well, just that he wasn't a very nice man.
00:14:16He even wanted to move the cemetery someplace.
00:14:20James wouldn't like that.
00:14:22Um, have you heard anything from your husband at all, Mrs. Chalmers?
00:14:25No, but I expect we will soon.
00:14:28Well, I understand.
00:14:30Well, thank you very much.
00:14:31You've been a lot of help.
00:14:33Have a nice day.
00:14:46Yoo-hoo, Maude!
00:14:48Maude!
00:14:49Yoo-hoo!
00:14:52Well, my goodness, Joe.
00:14:54You look real handsome in your uniform.
00:14:56Hi, Miss Tattler.
00:14:57How are you?
00:14:58Well, you know, I had the flu a couple of weeks ago.
00:15:00And it's left me with these dizzy spells.
00:15:02It scares the life out of me.
00:15:04Well, I'm sorry to hear that.
00:15:05I think you're going to have to move your car.
00:15:06You've got me blocked off here.
00:15:07Oh, so I have.
00:15:08Oh, Maude, love, how are you?
00:15:11I just came over to find out about the call.
00:15:14How are you, love?
00:15:16Mr. Browning, wake up.
00:15:18Mr. Browning, come on.
00:15:20Shame on you, sleeping here all night like this.
00:15:22And just look at the mess that you've made.
00:15:24I'm not going to have my house turned into a beer parlor.
00:15:27Now, I want you out today.
00:15:30Oh, Jesus.
00:15:31It's 9.30.
00:15:35Look, I've got an appointment in town.
00:15:37You tell Florelle I'll see her this afternoon sometime, OK?
00:15:42Tell the kid to clean up the mess, and I'll give her a buck later.
00:15:48Who was that?
00:15:50Just one of the guests.
00:15:55Help me!
00:16:00Mr. Browning said he had an appointment, that he'd see you later.
00:16:04Great.
00:16:06What am I supposed to do around here all day?
00:16:09Well, breakfast is all over.
00:16:12You'll have to get yourself something in the kitchen.
00:16:15Oh, and everything before noon makes me feel sick.
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00:18:15I was just looking for some paint for the boats. Grandma said I'd find some in here.
00:18:45Goodbye, Ruby. I'll see you at the bazaar. Goodbye, Maude.
00:19:01Oh, my God, flowers. Just look at them. Oh, I just love beautiful things. Where do they come from?
00:19:11I make them for the local stores. Oh, can I have this tiger lily?
00:19:19I just love wearing flowers in my hair.
00:19:25Hey, I sure dig the decor of this place. It's got real class.
00:19:37Yes, this was the slumber room when we had the funeral home.
00:19:43Funeral home? You've got to be kidding.
00:19:50God, no wonder I felt so strange in this place.
00:19:55Oh, well, no offense, mind you. I mean, I really like the color scheme, and it's so clean.
00:20:03Cleanliness is next to godliness, Mrs. Browning.
00:20:23Just come with me, Mrs. Browning.
00:20:33Well, aren't you the lucky little girl? Grandma certainly likes to keep you busy.
00:20:56Oh, I don't mind. That's why I'm here.
00:20:58You know where I can rest my weary bones and get a little sun?
00:21:07Well, if you follow this path here up the hill, you'll come to the quarry. Everybody goes there.
00:21:13Come on, I'll show you.
00:21:29This is it, huh? This is about as exciting as the rest of the place.
00:21:35Hey, Heather.
00:21:38Hi, how are you?
00:21:39Well, hello. This is more like it. Looking for someone to go swimming with?
00:21:47Hey, do you want to pick up some furniture with me this evening? I'll take you out for a hamburger
00:21:51afterwards.
00:21:52Sounds great. What time?
00:21:53Pick you up maybe around 7.30?
00:21:55Look, I'll see you around.
00:21:56Uh, nice meeting you.
00:21:59Hey, I got this table off Pete. You got to take a look at this. Come on, it's over the van.
00:22:17That's what I like to see. Big, strong man doing a man's work.
00:22:27What's your name? You got to have a name.
00:22:43Billy Hibbs.
00:22:46No, Billy, you're going to turn me on if you keep up all that He-Man stuff.
00:22:56Ah, look at me, Billy. You like the way I look?
00:23:05I asked you a question, Billy. You like the way I look?
00:23:14Yeah, you like to look at my body, don't you? Would you like to touch me?
00:23:22You'd like to make love to me, wouldn't you?
00:23:26Wouldn't ya?
00:24:26Joe, where the hell have you been? I've been trying to get you on the box for a half hour.
00:24:30Turn it off. I had to do some real intense things.
00:24:33What?
00:24:35You know what I learned the past couple of weeks, Fred? You know that real estate fellow?
00:24:38Well, he was trying to buy up everything from here to the main highway.
00:24:41Now, that's nearly 2,000 acres.
00:24:43Yeah, so?
00:24:44So what for? Now, if we knew that, we'd probably know why he disappeared.
00:24:49Joe, will you forget about that real estate guy?
00:24:52Forget? We've had six missing person reports in the past two years,
00:24:55and we don't have a lead on one of them.
00:24:57Do you know how many people are missing all over America every day of the year?
00:25:01There are thousands, that's how many.
00:25:03And most of them disappear because they want to disappear.
00:25:05But this is a small community.
00:25:07Yeah. Yeah, a nice, quiet little town.
00:25:11So would you quit making like the FBI?
00:25:13Joe, I don't like to have to remind you that you're still on probation here.
00:25:17But I'm just trying to get down to the bottom.
00:25:19No, no, Joe. Just go out and give some tickets, will ya?
00:25:22Go on, go on.
00:25:24To the tourists.
00:25:27And Joe.
00:25:28What?
00:25:29Keep the radio on.
00:25:31Yeah.
00:25:41A cup of coffee, please?
00:25:47Hey, Joey.
00:25:49Sorry, you resting anyone today?
00:25:51What's the trouble like?
00:25:52Being around this town takes me seriously.
00:25:54Y'all treat me like I'm a hometown kid.
00:25:56Well, that's what you are.
00:25:57Well, look, I'm on the police force now,
00:25:58and people should start showing a little respect.
00:26:04You hear about that developer's car being found?
00:26:06Yeah.
00:26:07Well, the sheriff and Frank aren't even concerned.
00:26:09The guy's just trying to lose himself.
00:26:12Well, that is a pretty good place to hide a car.
00:26:15I mean, that wouldn't be found until winter, right?
00:26:17That would give him a pretty good head start to wherever he was going.
00:26:20Come on, Rick.
00:26:21I mean, why wouldn't a guy just leave his car in the city
00:26:23in a car lot or something?
00:26:24Why bring it all the way out here?
00:26:25It's pretty hard to lose a Porsche in the city.
00:26:28You know, a Chev, a Ford, maybe.
00:26:31Not a Porsche.
00:26:34Get your hat off the counter, Joe.
00:26:35Smart enough.
00:26:38See what I mean?
00:26:40Come on, let's go.
00:26:40Okay, then answer me this.
00:26:52Why is the guy gonna hustle so much,
00:26:53trying to make deals with all the locals,
00:26:55and be suddenly gonna make himself disappear?
00:26:57To throw people off the track.
00:26:59Everyone but you, it seems.
00:27:01Go ahead and make jokes, but I still think I'm onto something.
00:27:05Yeah, sure.
00:27:05Like the time he thought the gas station was being robbed.
00:27:08All they were doing was moving the stock.
00:27:10And that is Billy.
00:27:12What's this?
00:27:13You're parking in an old parking zone.
00:27:15Yeah, but I'm your brother.
00:27:17Well, I gotta set a good example.
00:27:23Wait till Mom hears about this, Joey.
00:27:30Grandma, no, I will look after this.
00:27:33You're going to be late.
00:27:35Oh, I've still got a few minutes.
00:28:00I'd like to speak to you for a moment.
00:28:06I believe I made myself quite clear this morning.
00:28:09I asked you to leave my house by evening.
00:28:12I paid for the weekend, and the weekend ends tomorrow.
00:28:15Now look, I am not going to have two people
00:28:17staying in my house who live in sin.
00:28:19Now, your relationship is immoral.
00:28:22Now, please leave.
00:28:24Tomorrow.
00:28:25Come on, Harry, we're gonna be late for the dance.
00:28:28Good night, Mrs. Chalmers.
00:28:29See you in the morning.
00:28:59Hey, watch where you're going, you jerk.
00:29:03You called a jerk, lady?
00:29:05Hey, watch where you're shoving.
00:29:07Get your hands off me, you jerk.
00:29:09Buddy, get your hands off the lady, huh?
00:29:11Says who?
00:29:13Says me.
00:29:15You don't think he pushed me?
00:29:17He was looking at me.
00:29:19Apologize.
00:29:21Yeah?
00:29:23You gonna make me?
00:29:25Yeah, I'm gonna make you.
00:29:27Come on, buddy.
00:29:57Oh, hey.
00:29:59Turn up that woo-woo on the left,
00:30:01and we'll come to the quarry.
00:30:11I wanna drink my beer
00:30:15While I drink my beer
00:30:19Cause I don't wanna be near
00:30:23That goddamn funeral
00:30:29Harry!
00:30:31Harry!
00:30:33Harry!
00:30:35Harry!
00:30:37Harry!
00:30:39Harry!
00:30:41Harry!
00:30:43Harry!
00:30:45Hello, little brother!
00:30:47Harry!
00:30:49Harry!
00:30:51Harry!
00:30:53Harry!
00:30:55Harry!
00:30:57Harry!
00:30:59Oh, my God!
00:31:29Oh, my God!
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00:34:19Oh, my God!
00:34:21We won't tell them, will we?
00:34:23Grandma?
00:34:25Mm?
00:34:27Who are you talking to in the basement?
00:34:29I wasn't talking to anybody.
00:34:31Now, come on, young lady.
00:34:33Up to bed. Get some sleep.
00:34:51Oh, my God!
00:34:53Oh, my God!
00:34:55Oh, my God!
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00:37:07Grandma?
00:37:08Mr. and Mrs. Browning must have left last night.
00:37:10Your car is gone and your beds are still made out.
00:37:12Good.
00:37:14Good riddance to bad rubbish.
00:37:17Well, I'm going into town now.
00:37:19Do you want to come with me?
00:37:21Oh, well, Rick is coming over soon.
00:37:23Oh, all right, all right. I understand.
00:37:25Well, I won't be long, dear.
00:37:33Oh, Mrs. Chalmers.
00:37:34Mind if I catch a ride with you?
00:37:36Mr. Davis, you're not going fishing today.
00:37:38No, I have a few things to do in town.
00:37:40Maybe go fishing this evening.
00:37:42Well, Heather says the boat's all finished.
00:37:44Good.
00:37:45Now I can get to the deep water where the big ones are.
00:38:09Well, I must say, I think it's remarkable, Mrs. Chalmers,
00:38:13how independent you are
00:38:15and able to cope without your husband.
00:38:18You learn pretty early in life, Mr. Davis,
00:38:21when you're married to an undertaker.
00:38:23People can be very insensitive, you know,
00:38:26and they've got foolish attitudes
00:38:28concerning the funeral profession.
00:38:30I can imagine people can be very cruel sometimes.
00:38:33They never got to James, though.
00:38:36He claimed that God's work wasn't easy,
00:38:39and he ignored them.
00:38:41Each loved one got his full attention.
00:38:44Oh, my, he used to make them look so good, you know.
00:38:47No matter how old or how sick.
00:38:58Mr. Chalmers considered a funeral sacred.
00:39:02Once a person was dead, they were in God's hands.
00:39:05You know, some people wanted to photograph their dead folk,
00:39:09but Dad wouldn't allow it.
00:39:11There was one exception, though.
00:39:15A young boy.
00:39:17Must have been about 8 or 9.
00:39:22Family was so poor
00:39:24that they'd never had a picture taken of the lad.
00:39:27Imagine.
00:39:29They were so pleased to have a picture to remember them by.
00:39:34I'll never forget it.
00:39:37Dad, Mr. Chalmers, had that sensitivity about him.
00:39:43And, uh, what happened to him?
00:39:48He died a few years ago.
00:39:50Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't know.
00:39:53That's not necessary, Mr. Davis.
00:39:55God has appointed each of us a special time.
00:39:58Where would you like to get off?
00:40:00Oh, uh, anywhere.
00:40:01Right here by the library would be fine.
00:40:13Oh, hi, Ash.
00:40:14Hi, Georgia.
00:40:17Mrs. Simpson, lovely to see you.
00:40:19How are you?
00:40:20How are the flowers?
00:40:21They were marvelous.
00:40:22Oh, is that right?
00:40:23I sold every one of them.
00:40:41Wow, what a lot of neat stuff.
00:40:43The press box and that table must have been sold it over.
00:40:46Well, I don't know if she'll want to sell them, Rick,
00:40:49but I'll talk to her.
00:40:50What about the cellar?
00:40:51What about the cellar?
00:40:52Anything down there?
00:40:54Well, Grandma keeps the padlock on the door.
00:40:57What for?
00:40:58I don't know.
00:40:59I guess because there are strangers that...
00:41:01Oh, well, you know how little old ladies are, Rick.
00:41:04Yeah.
00:41:05Yeah, I know another way.
00:41:06Come on.
00:41:12There used to be another door around here somewhere.
00:41:14Come on.
00:41:18Oh, it doesn't look like anyone's been around here for a while.
00:41:24Rick, I don't think she'd want to be creeping around like this.
00:41:29This is where the bodies were brought in.
00:41:48Hey, come on.
00:41:49It's open.
00:41:50I don't want to go in.
00:41:51Maybe there's a body inside.
00:41:53I don't think that's funny, Rick.
00:42:09Rick?
00:42:17Rick?
00:42:30Gotcha!
00:42:31Oh!
00:42:32Grow up.
00:42:34Wow.
00:42:35Look at this old thing.
00:42:36Yeah?
00:42:37Exactly as it was left.
00:42:40You know, your granddad was the only one in the district
00:42:42who had a Cadillac, hers.
00:42:47Wow.
00:42:49Look, the thing's only gone 3,657 miles.
00:42:53The motor's hardly even broken in.
00:42:56Must have been an accident or something.
00:43:18Hey, what you got?
00:43:21A necklace.
00:43:25Someone with initials HD.
00:43:28Wonder who HD was.
00:43:30Probably fell off a corpse.
00:43:32Who, that doll?
00:43:33You think that really happened?
00:43:35Why else would it be here, then?
00:43:37Here.
00:43:38I don't want it.
00:43:39It's just a necklace, silly.
00:43:44Come on, let's get out of here.
00:43:48You know, your grandma should sell this old thing.
00:43:50You know, for the tires to ride, and the engine to speed it up.
00:44:04They said the collectors like to buy the cars like that
00:44:06and restore them.
00:44:09What were you doing in the garage?
00:44:11I told you.
00:44:13I'm just looking at the old furniture in the loft.
00:44:16Oh, and Rick wanted to know if there was any more in the cellar.
00:44:19The cellar?
00:44:23You didn't go down in the cellar.
00:44:26No, but that's how we saw the hearse in the garage.
00:44:32You must never go down in the cellar.
00:44:36Do you understand?
00:44:38Yes.
00:44:46Come on.
00:44:54Get all your business done in town.
00:44:57Oh, sure.
00:44:58It'll sure be nice fishing from a boat instead of from the pier there.
00:45:02Okay, thank you.
00:45:16Come on.
00:45:46Come on.
00:46:04What are you thinking about?
00:46:06When we were kids,
00:46:08we used to come here and scare ourselves about that old house
00:46:11and what was inside.
00:46:14You know, I only saw my grandfather a couple of times
00:46:18when I was very small.
00:46:21I don't really remember him.
00:46:24But everyone says he was nice.
00:46:29Tell me about my grandfather.
00:46:33What do you want to know?
00:46:34About when you were a kid.
00:46:37You really put me on the spot, you know.
00:46:39Well, I want to know.
00:46:43Well...
00:46:46I can remember this one time.
00:46:48I must have been seven, seven, eight years old.
00:46:52Just over there in the field.
00:46:57We'd come here hanging around,
00:46:59making up crazy stories and yelling names.
00:47:03We were just brats.
00:47:07Do you see any dead people?
00:47:10No, but my brother says when you die,
00:47:12they put a big needle in your heart just to make sure.
00:47:15I'm supposed to be home at eight. I'd better leave.
00:47:18Chicken liver.
00:47:19Come on over here. There's another window.
00:47:32Well, well, what do we got here?
00:47:34Let me go. Let me go.
00:47:35We can't leave.
00:47:36Please, let me go.
00:47:38I teach them a lesson they'll never forget.
00:47:41I've got to go home. My mom's waiting for me.
00:47:44Please, Mr. Chalmers, we're sorry. Let me go.
00:47:47Ah, you want to see the dead people, eh?
00:47:49Over here. Down there.
00:47:51Ah!
00:47:54Tight tracks.
00:47:55We've got to be sure like that once and for all.
00:48:06I'm going to watch you for the dead people.
00:48:09And keep you there.
00:48:11Where are you? Hey!
00:48:14Where are you?
00:48:15You're not going to get away.
00:48:18I'll find you.
00:48:20I'll find you. And when I do...
00:48:35James. James, good lord.
00:48:38What are you doing?
00:48:39What have you done to those boys?
00:48:41What have you done to those boys?
00:48:43Leave me alone. Leave me alone.
00:48:50He was just plain mean.
00:48:52And he had a bad drinking problem too.
00:48:56People said he was a pretty unhappy man.
00:49:01Maybe that's what happens to you when you're in that line of work.
00:49:05Somebody's got to do it though, right?
00:49:10Heather, now your mother phoned again tonight, dear, when you were out.
00:49:13Now you're going to have to stop coming home so late.
00:49:16You're welcome to come in and have tea with this young man.
00:49:18No.
00:49:20We're casting it up early tomorrow and so do we.
00:49:39Oh!
00:50:09Heather.
00:50:14Heather.
00:50:21Heather.
00:50:24Heather.
00:50:39What do you mean?
00:50:40I don't want to die.
00:51:09I don't want to die.
00:51:39I don't want to die.
00:52:03Oh it's all right.
00:52:04It's funny, isn't that genius?
00:52:06Both your people were bad, just like that woman who came here and made all that trouble for us.
00:52:12Oh, it's so hard.
00:52:20Mom?
00:52:21Just a possibility, a 不可能的幸運
00:52:23Really?
00:52:25Put some cream on like this.
00:52:27Yes, put some cream on it.
00:52:29And you pass it through...
00:52:33...the left hand icing so it can spread.
00:52:35So when you open your ammo...
00:52:37...the left hand it will look good.
00:52:39It tends to spread like this.
00:52:41is that so!
00:52:51Oh, my God...
00:53:05Going so hard without you is so hard to keep限
00:53:10Things won't have to be that way until we both die shad infinity゚
00:54:21I don't know what to do.
00:54:22I don't know what to do.
00:54:23I don't know what to do.
00:54:24I don't know what to do.
00:54:25I don't know what to do.
00:54:26I don't know what to do.
00:54:27I don't know what to do.
00:54:28I don't know what to do.
00:54:29I don't know what to do.
00:54:30I don't know what to do.
00:54:31I don't know what to do.
00:54:32I don't know what to do.
00:54:33I don't know what to do.
00:54:34I don't know what to do.
00:54:35I don't know what to do.
00:54:36I don't know what to do.
00:54:37I don't know what to do.
00:54:38I don't know what to do.
00:54:39I don't know what to do.
00:54:40I don't know what to do.
00:54:41I don't know what to do.
00:54:42I don't know what to do.
00:54:44I don't know what to do.
00:54:45I don't know what to do.
00:54:46I don't know what to do.
00:54:47I don't know what to do.
00:54:48I don't know what to do.
00:54:49I don't know what to do.
00:54:50I don't know what to do.
00:54:51I don't know what to do.
00:54:52I don't know what to do.
00:54:53I don't know what to do.
00:54:54I don't know what to do.
00:54:55I don't know what to do.
00:54:56I don't know what to do.
00:54:57I don't know what to do.
00:54:58I don't know what to do.
00:54:59I don't know what to do.
00:55:00I don't know what to do.
00:55:01I don't know what to do.
00:55:02I don't know what to do.
00:55:03I don't know what to do.
00:55:04I don't know what to do.
00:55:05I don't know what to do.
00:55:06Well, well, Mr. Davis.
00:55:13Well, well, Mr. Davis.
00:55:14How are you today?
00:55:15Oh, fine thank you, just fine.
00:55:17Is Constal Yeats in?
00:55:20No, he's not.
00:55:21Can I help you.
00:55:22Well, I was wondering if maybe you had any more information for me.
00:55:26I gathered from my last conversation that you might have.
00:55:28No, nothing.
00:55:30I checked around myself, and uh...
00:55:31She worked at the cafe down the street
00:55:34street for approximately three months during the fall about two years ago and
00:55:38she left same way she came hmm well I've been hearing some gossip around town and
00:55:45I don't quite want to make of it look mr. Davis this is a very small town and a
00:55:51lot of very bored people live here and during the offseason there's not much
00:55:55else for them to do but sit around and talk so just take whatever you hear with
00:55:59a grain of salt all right yeah well thank you very much for your trouble
00:56:06sheriff no trouble at all sir goodbye
00:56:13excuse me I'm Barry Oaks what can I do for you I understand you've been asking
00:56:30a few questions around town I think maybe I can help you yeah what well it's
00:56:39cool beer would help to freshen oh sure yes of course come on
00:56:48now please be very careful when you unload them because they crash easily
00:56:54grandma you relax now you mind what I say such a worrywart just like mom
00:57:09and come straight home because him will need to block
00:57:15you are a friendly undertaker not funny come on Heather all you do is moan
00:57:38I know guess it's that house grandma she lives in the past always talking
00:57:49about my grandfather giving his opinion about everything that they were still
00:57:54alive I mean she just doesn't have a mind of
00:57:58her own it's always his opinion why don't you come to my brother's place
00:58:04tonight get away from that house maybe
00:58:10quick what would you say if I told you I've heard voices coming from the
00:58:16basement people arguing say I'm crazy huh I say you're coming to my brother's
00:58:22place tonight getting away from that house letting it get to you it wouldn't
00:58:27be that way if grandma had grandpa thought for the way he just disappeared
00:58:32nobody knowing what happened to him come off it Heather everybody knows about
00:58:37your grandfather what what are you talking about your grandfather ran off
00:58:45with another woman you want to keep saying he disappeared okay thank you
00:58:49very much ran off with another woman that's a lie a dirty lie and you know it
00:58:54you really didn't know did you oh I don't believe you Heather your
00:59:00grandmother was hospitalized with a nervous breakdown your grandfather he
00:59:04met another woman and he ran off with her a lie lie I don't believe all those
00:59:11things you said about my grandfather when you were kids either
00:59:22it's just her back when you think of and it's so wonderful to be able to study
00:59:28the word of God and to see exactly what was
00:59:34mr. Davis you're just in time for a cup of evening tea oh no no thank you I'm
00:59:40just off a little evening fishing I just thought I'd look in on you first well
00:59:48it's a lovely night work you know that mr. Chalmers used to love to sit out on
00:59:51the front and have his evening tea mrs. Chalmers have have you ever heard of a
01:00:03woman called Helena Helena Davis you see she's my wife and I've been looking for
01:00:12her and I've traced her right to this town and to this house I I've been
01:00:23talking to some people in town and they told me that my wife
01:00:30ran off with your husband
01:00:39see
01:00:42they they disappeared at the same time mrs. Chalmers and then that can't be
01:00:47just a coincidence now can it I don't know what you're talking about
01:00:54talking rubbish mr. Chalmers and I could never abide vicious goth please mr.
01:01:00Chalmers I know this must be very difficult for you but I think it's best
01:01:03we talk about it after all we might be able to help each other now listen
01:01:05that's enough of this nonsense now just stop it I've never heard of a Helena I
01:01:11don't want to upset you but today in town I met a man who knew your husband
01:01:17and Helen no more I will not stand by and listen to vicious gossip about my
01:01:25husband his name is Barry Oaks used to have jobs around town here you do know
01:01:33him don't you mrs. Chalmers he told me he was working right here in your house
01:02:08Chalmers was a fine gentleman I'm not so I don't know why you're trying to
01:02:11hurt me with your stories mr. Davis I'm not trying to hurt you believe me I thought that you were a kind person
01:02:17but you turned out to be just like all the rest of them I'm sorry
01:02:22please
01:02:38and what about you Hibbs huh what do you know about all this maybe everything huh
01:02:51how about it Hibbs you want to talk to me I don't know nothing I'm sure you've
01:02:56been a great help to mrs. Chalmers since her husband disappeared strange wasn't it
01:03:05I disappeared like that right into thin air but I guess you you don't know
01:03:13anything about it do you
01:03:19no I guess not
01:04:05I guess not
01:04:07what do you want I seem to have lost something I thought it might be in there
01:04:37your grandmother had me put on a new lock I have to get the key from her yes
01:04:46yes I'll do that
01:05:06hello who's that look would you just drop the light down
01:05:33no look please who is that
01:07:03I can't understand why mr. Davis would leave without saying a word it's just
01:07:20not like I'm not to say goodbye he probably had his reasons who is
01:07:26obviously not coming back all of his things are gone this is a tourist home
01:07:32dear become so attached to the guests mr. Davis was different he was our
01:07:42friend he was a gas steer just like all the others but
01:07:55yes
01:08:06hi hi where's your swimsuit got it on I gotta go home and I gotta pick mine up
01:08:14okay I think I have it all if we come up with anything we'll contact you mr.
01:08:17Price you all right are you gonna tell me you're gonna sit there smirking all
01:08:26day we got another one traveling salesman by the name of Harry Browning
01:08:31he was supposed to have been through here last weekend and he had something
01:08:33heard of since so the guy's a salesman maybe went on to another town that was
01:08:37his boss he was supposed to be back to work Monday morning the last time they
01:08:40heard from him was five days ago when he telephoned from here
01:08:49I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry
01:08:54I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry I'm sorry
01:09:00hey
01:09:07are you kidding me to go and swimming and get her bathing suit wet
01:09:10no way oh isn't he a big tickle
01:09:21come on I want a picture of your beautiful box for my locker door
01:09:25why don't you buy yourself a picture of Farrah Foster
01:09:28oh
01:09:30oh
01:09:54hey what's the matter Linda she dove in right after you she hasn't even
01:09:58surfaced yet what
01:10:28no
01:10:58oh
01:11:19this is my my brother
01:11:24a young fellow to rescue the girl well Rick and I both did
01:11:28couldn't work I understand they stayed at your grandmother's home the night
01:11:32before they died Joe yeah don't you go have a talk with Mrs. Chalmers
01:11:54oh
01:12:10our conversation was short and to the point I told them to leave and they
01:12:17agreed well did did anyone else speak to them I suppose so I was probably the
01:12:23last if that's what you mean
01:12:27I wonder do you think I could see the room they stayed in well don't be silly
01:12:33what for it's just it's just routine I'm supposed to check these kind of things
01:12:38out I have known you since you were a little boy Joe Yates now do you think
01:12:44that I'm hiding something oh no it's not that it's just that well Sheriff Ray I
01:12:48mean he asked me to come down and check a few things out well you can tell
01:12:53Sheriff Ray for me that I think it's absolutely ridiculous and I'm surprised
01:12:57that both of you yes ma'am
01:13:07could I see the room now ma'am
01:13:11oh very well
01:13:20a grandma Rick and I are going to the hospital to see how Linda is remind you
01:13:26not late
01:13:40Oh
01:14:11Oh
01:14:25well we have to make sure that they didn't leave anything behind I wonder if
01:14:31I might ask mr. Davis a few questions
01:14:34left last night he left he was strange why do you say that it's nothing I was
01:14:43just thinking out loud um was there anyone else staying here during that
01:14:47period Oh just the Burns family but they left yesterday also well I wonder if I
01:14:53might get mr. Davis and the Burns family's addresses and that'll be fine
01:15:05you
01:15:14come on everything's gonna be okay just also horrible dying like that in the car
01:15:21and then poorly to finding them well it's all over now I guess it's just best to
01:15:28forget about it remember what I told you about those voices in the cellar yeah
01:15:34well there's somebody down there I know my grandmother's hiding someone Heather
01:15:38Oh Rick please you've got to listen to me I'm telling the truth there is
01:15:43something wrong in that house something evil you still think your grandmother's
01:15:49hiding someone down there Oh Rick I've heard her talking to him look my
01:15:54grandmother is afraid of something and I think it's down in that cellar okay look
01:16:02after we see Linda I'm coming home with you and we're gonna take a look around
01:16:06down there then maybe we'll clear up this nonsense once and for all do you feel
01:16:12better now frayed come on
01:16:20Jack one box of small tools bread briefcase beer cans and cables
01:16:29you know it's anything strange Frank no it's no luggage no no personal belongings
01:16:36for the weekend yeah but you gotta brush your teeth you're gonna wear the same
01:16:39socks for three days I don't know but since I've been on the force nothing
01:16:42surprises me anymore look the whole engine got tore out it's probably all
01:16:46still at the bottom of the quarry no the divers checked out the whole area
01:16:51cat
01:17:21cat
01:17:24mouse
01:17:26pus pus pus pus pus pus pus nice cat
01:17:33fire
01:17:38Cat
01:17:46pus pus pus pus
01:17:49général
01:17:51What do you want me to tell her?
01:17:53Tell her it's the right thing for her.
01:17:55You see, like, leave her alone.
01:17:58Just go.
01:17:59You know what I mean?
01:18:02Why are you like that, James?
01:18:04What's wrong with you?
01:18:05Sit down.
01:18:06Sit down.
01:18:08Every time I go up to this, that's what you do.
01:18:11I know what you do.
01:18:13I'm sorry.
01:18:14I'm sorry.
01:18:15Let me just talk to him.
01:18:16I never know what to do.
01:18:18What do I tell her?
01:18:19This.
01:18:20This.
01:18:21This.
01:18:22This.
01:18:23This.
01:18:24This.
01:18:25What do I tell her?
01:18:26This.
01:18:27This.
01:18:28This.
01:18:29That.
01:18:30Now get out of the way.
01:18:31Please, pues, pus.
01:18:32What did he say?
01:18:33All right.
01:18:34All right, what do you know?
01:18:35You don't care about anything.
01:18:37What do you know?
01:18:39This.
01:18:40This.
01:18:41This.
01:18:42This.
01:18:43Now get out of the way.
01:18:44Yes, pus, pus.
01:18:46Mr. Chalmers, is that you?
01:19:17Mr. Chalmers?
01:19:20Is that you?
01:19:47Mr. Chalmers?
01:19:49Are you down here?
01:20:05Mr. Chalmers?
01:20:16Mr. Chalmers?
01:20:46Mr. Chalmers?
01:21:16Mr. Chalmers?
01:21:46You sure you don't want me to come in for a while?
01:21:49The lights are out. Grandma's probably gone to bed.
01:21:53I could check the cellar, like I said.
01:21:55It's too late.
01:21:57Maybe tomorrow.
01:21:59Besides, I feel a little better now.
01:22:02Are you sure?
01:22:04See you tomorrow, then.
01:22:07Well, maybe we could have a Coke before you go.
01:22:10I guess it's not that late.
01:22:12Sure.
01:22:36Come on.
01:22:39Come on.
01:22:55Come on.
01:22:57Come on.
01:23:05Come on.
01:23:22Grandma?
01:23:24Are you down here?
01:23:27Come on, Rick. Let's get out of here.
01:23:49Come on, Rick. Let's go.
01:23:52Rick, leave us alone.
01:24:22Let's get the hell out of here.
01:24:53I'll cut you up with a sword, see?
01:24:59Evil! Stupid!
01:25:05Now, if the other little snoop would ignore the warnings,
01:25:11wouldn't he?
01:25:13Had your nose everywhere, didn't you?
01:25:16Grandma.
01:25:19People won't mind if I'm with a little snoop.
01:25:23Thank you for me.
01:25:25Now it's you. Now it's your turn.
01:25:28Grandma, please!
01:25:35I'm going to take care of you now.
01:25:49I'm going to find you!
01:26:00You little breaker! You know I'm going to find you!
01:26:08James.
01:26:10The child is frightened. You mustn't...
01:26:14Shut up!
01:26:16Shut up!
01:26:18You meddling fool.
01:26:21Shut up!
01:26:25You're always making excuses for them.
01:26:37Where are you, dear?
01:26:46Where are you?
01:27:16Where are you?
01:27:46No!
01:28:16No!
01:28:46Maybe we should have waited till morning.
01:28:48No, no, no. That's my brother's van, so somebody's got to be around.
01:28:51What do you think you're going to find?
01:28:53I don't know, but that luggage has got to be somewhere.
01:28:55Come on.
01:29:00Heather.
01:29:02Oh, what are you doing here?
01:29:06What are you doing here, dear?
01:29:08Heather. Heather.
01:29:10Shh.
01:29:12Don't cry.
01:29:15Look at that.
01:29:17Mrs. Chalmers?
01:29:19Mrs. Chalmers?
01:29:25I see you found your husband.
01:29:28James is here.
01:29:30I guess we won't have to look for him anymore, will we?
01:29:35Flowers.
01:29:37Thank you, Joe.
01:29:40Should we go upstairs and we'll talk about it?
01:29:44Want to make some tea?
01:29:46Yeah.
01:30:03Well, Mrs. Chalmers had been in an institution for six months with a nervous breakdown.
01:30:08When she arrived home that night, shortly after Barry Oakson left,
01:30:11she found her husband with a strange woman.
01:30:13She went completely out of her head,
01:30:15and, well, she's as strong as any three men I know around these parts.
01:30:18Now, she cornered them in the garage, got him first,
01:30:20and then she finished off Lena Davis.
01:30:22Pretty gruesome stuff.
01:30:24And why does she preserve him that way?
01:30:26Well, they'd been living together for so long
01:30:28that she said that she just couldn't bear the thought of not having him around to talk to.
01:30:31So she apparently pickled the old guy,
01:30:33and then she went on with life as though nothing ever happened.
01:30:35What's all this?
01:30:36Well, we're still looking for four other people who disappeared shortly after that.
01:30:39Mr. Davis is exactly where she said he'd be, along with his wife.
01:30:43So we figure we'd better just dig them all up and never know.
01:30:56What are you doing on my brand-new car, eh?
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