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00:01:00Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God, oh,
00:01:30my God, oh my God.
00:02:30I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:31I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:32I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:33I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:34I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:35I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:36I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:37I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:38I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:39I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:40I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:41I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:42I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:43I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:44I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:45I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:46I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:47I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:48I don't know what you're talking about.
00:02:58I don't know what you're talking about.
00:03:10I don't know what you're talking about.
00:03:17You coming all the way out here to check on this mess?
00:03:37No.
00:03:38The standard procedure with research-related deaths.
00:03:42Yeah, well, just between you and me, I'm real glad you're here.
00:03:46Why?
00:03:48Let's just say, I think old Van Fleet and his bunch of eggheads have been down the hole too long.
00:03:52Leave it at that, okay?
00:04:18This way, Captain.
00:04:28I hate it when it blows up like this.
00:04:48It'll make it.
00:04:51Great.
00:04:52Yeah.
00:05:02It's like consumption back in the 50s.
00:05:04Wild Man was the maintenance engineer back then.
00:05:07Shit, they had maybe a whole 2,000 working down here on the plutonium gun.
00:05:13But ever since they shut down in 62, they just went to hell.
00:05:18It's too big a job for me to handle by myself.
00:05:21I imagine.
00:05:25Goddamn piece of shit.
00:05:28Welcome to Project Shadow Zone, Captain Hickok.
00:05:32Get his bag.
00:05:35I'm Dr. Earhart, Dr. Van Fleet's assistant.
00:05:44Are you hungry, Captain?
00:06:04I hope the food's okay.
00:06:07It's fine.
00:06:14I'm really sorry that Dr. Van Fleet and the others couldn't join us.
00:06:18They're working late tonight.
00:06:21Well, when we're finished here, I'd like to meet them.
00:06:27I'd like to see the body also.
00:06:32Of course.
00:06:36Tell me something.
00:06:38How long do you expect this investigation to take?
00:06:42Why? Is there a problem?
00:06:44Well, we...
00:06:47I mean, Dr. Van Fleet is right in the middle of a very delicate phase.
00:06:52And he's concerned about when he can start the tests up again.
00:06:57Well, it depends.
00:07:00On what?
00:07:02On what I find.
00:07:05Hey, Cutter!
00:07:07What's for dessert?
00:07:09Cutter!
00:07:16Bon appΓ©tit.
00:07:18Jesus Christ!
00:07:20That's dessert, you lazy hillbilly dipshit.
00:07:23Two weeks.
00:07:25Two weeks I've been asking to seal up their air vents in my kitchen
00:07:28so the rats can't get in.
00:07:30Two weeks.
00:07:31Two weeks I've been asking to seal up their air vents in my kitchen
00:07:33so the rats can't get in.
00:07:35I said I'd do it.
00:07:36It ain't the only damn thing I gotta take care of around here.
00:07:40You got 24 hours or else.
00:07:44Or else what?
00:07:45After that, I'd be real careful what I ate if I was you.
00:07:53I apologize for Mrs. Cutter, Captain.
00:07:56She used to run a whorehouse over in Nye County.
00:07:59And I think that left her a little bent.
00:08:02Bent?
00:08:03She's a goddamn psycho, son of a bitch.
00:08:11What happened here?
00:08:13Well, everything beyond here collapsed from earthquakes.
00:08:18So how long have you been working with Dr. Van Fleet?
00:08:21Five years, and before that I was my husband's assistant.
00:08:25Yeah?
00:08:26Well, he died.
00:08:28I'm sorry.
00:08:29Oh, don't be. I'm not.
00:08:47Oh, I'm sorry about all the noise.
00:08:49I had that little freaky dinner hunger.
00:08:52Captain Hickok, this is Dr. Kidwell.
00:08:59Nice to meet you.
00:09:00Captain Hickok is the NASA man we've been expecting.
00:09:03Hey, don't.
00:09:04We've been expecting.
00:09:06Great.
00:09:08Bingo. Calm down, honey.
00:09:11He's come to see the body.
00:09:17Are these animals used in the test?
00:09:19In the early stages, before the human subjects.
00:09:22Now they've just become expensive pets.
00:09:26It's a weakness of mine. I always get attached to my lab animal.
00:09:29I can see why.
00:09:35The body?
00:09:47Are you okay?
00:09:56I just wasn't expecting...
00:10:02Who cleared the autopsy?
00:10:04He signed a release.
00:10:06We make all our test subjects sign one.
00:10:12Who was he?
00:10:14Just a man who answered our ad.
00:10:16I think he was in security at a casino in Vegas.
00:10:20Any family?
00:10:22A sister, somewhere in the east,
00:10:24but we haven't been able to contact her yet.
00:10:27It won't be 100% until the tests are complete,
00:10:29but I'm pretty sure it was a stroke
00:10:31induced by a cerebral hemorrhage.
00:10:34For God's sake!
00:10:39I'm sorry.
00:10:41Bingo.
00:10:45What caused it?
00:10:47Could be anything.
00:10:49Could be anything.
00:10:51See him as a condition just waiting to happen.
00:10:53This one popped in his premotor cortex.
00:10:59Could it be related to the project?
00:11:03We're on our way.
00:11:07There's absolutely nothing to indicate
00:11:09that this is project related.
00:11:11Certainly not primary.
00:11:13It's usually a genetic breakdown,
00:11:15not a systemic result.
00:11:17That was Dr. Vance Bleak.
00:11:19He's expecting us.
00:11:35Wiley, this is Captain Hickok.
00:11:37Welcome to hell, Captain.
00:11:39What?
00:11:41I wasn't talking to you.
00:11:42Our guest is here.
00:11:48Okay.
00:11:50Sleeping Beauty's moving out of REM
00:11:52into the first level.
00:11:58Okay, I'll tell her.
00:12:00Hey, uh, Airhead.
00:12:02The old man wants to see you
00:12:04down in Never Never Land.
00:12:06Come this way.
00:12:12Put these on.
00:12:14We use ultraviolet light.
00:12:16We use ultraviolet light
00:12:18to keep fungus and bacteria
00:12:19from growing in the lab.
00:12:26Oh, don't touch anything
00:12:28when you're inside, Captain.
00:12:46Jonathan Van Fleet.
00:12:48You must be Hickok, huh?
00:12:50Yes, sir.
00:12:52I apologize for not meeting you,
00:12:54but this whole nasty business
00:12:56has, uh, how do you say,
00:12:58thrown a wretched monkey
00:13:00in the machinery.
00:13:02Monkey wretch.
00:13:04Monkey wretch.
00:13:06Monkey wretch.
00:13:08Monkey wretch.
00:13:10Monkey wretch.
00:13:12Monkey wretch.
00:13:14Monkey wretch.
00:13:16It means the same thing.
00:13:18Well, I'll leave you two.
00:13:20Yes, go, go.
00:13:22We'll be just fine.
00:13:24Please don't keep him long, Captain.
00:13:26It's getting late, and he needs his rest.
00:13:28He promises.
00:13:30Now just leave us alone.
00:13:38Bit of an overbearing creature, isn't she?
00:13:40A little stiff.
00:13:42Best assistant
00:13:44I ever had, though.
00:13:46Works like a dog.
00:13:48I think all she needs is a good,
00:13:50you know.
00:13:56She's beautiful, isn't she?
00:13:58My sleeping beauty.
00:14:00Her name is Jenna.
00:14:02Jenna Tsao.
00:14:04Tsao in Chinese means longevity.
00:14:06She came to us
00:14:08just a few days ago.
00:14:10A replacement for
00:14:12poor Mr. Hawkins.
00:14:18You like her, yeah?
00:14:22Come. Come here.
00:14:28This is James.
00:14:30He's been with us for about
00:14:32six months now.
00:14:34They look dead.
00:14:36In a way,
00:14:38they are.
00:14:40It was a Greek poet,
00:14:42he said, who
00:14:44characterized sleep as the
00:14:46brother of death.
00:14:48But what you see here
00:14:50is extended deep sleep.
00:14:52The result of
00:14:54severing
00:14:56the cortex
00:14:58from the lower brain stem.
00:15:02You cut their brain stems?
00:15:04Relax, Captain.
00:15:06Not in the manner you imagine.
00:15:08It's all done
00:15:10electronically, and
00:15:12it's quite safe.
00:15:18Can anything wake them?
00:15:20Not unless their cortex
00:15:22is reconnected.
00:15:24Amazing.
00:15:26It's an old concept.
00:15:28Back in the 40s, neurologists
00:15:30experimented by physically
00:15:32cutting the cortexes
00:15:34of cats.
00:15:38It's taken us all these years
00:15:40to perfect a method
00:15:42which would not
00:15:44leave the subject brain dead.
00:15:50Could this have been responsible for the subject's death?
00:15:52Impossible.
00:15:54Why do you say that?
00:15:56Test results have indicated
00:15:58no damage to the brain
00:16:00or nerve tissue.
00:16:02That man simply had
00:16:04a cerebral hemorrhage.
00:16:06Such things happen thousands of times every day.
00:16:12Why don't we continue this tomorrow, Captain?
00:16:14It's late and I'm
00:16:16rather fatigued.
00:16:18Of course.
00:16:20Doctor, would you mind if I took a look
00:16:22at the computer analysis
00:16:24from the test the night the subject died?
00:16:30Be my guest.
00:16:32I'll have Wiley punch it up for you.
00:16:34Sleep well, Captain.
00:16:36Sleep.
00:16:58Are you listening?
00:17:00You really think it's a good idea giving him access to printouts?
00:17:07Your information won't mean anything to him.
00:17:12Besides, I don't want him sensing any reluctance on our part.
00:17:30There's something I think you should see.
00:17:57What the hell's this all about?
00:18:08You'll see. Just keep your mouth shut.
00:18:17Follow me.
00:18:24Stop!
00:18:53What the hell's going on?
00:19:22Are you hungry, Captain?
00:19:51What the hell's going on?
00:20:21What the hell's going on?
00:20:48Why didn't you tell him it was out of the question?
00:20:57I did. He wouldn't buy it.
00:20:58I warned you.
00:21:00Listen, research debts have to be reported. It's federal law. You can't just...
00:21:04The men who make those laws find ways to circumvent them every day.
00:21:13Just relax, I'll... I will handle it.
00:21:21Okay, and what is this section?
00:21:23This represents the EDS levels.
00:21:26What seems to be the problem, Captain?
00:21:30There's no problem.
00:21:32I just want to see the test that was run the night the subject died.
00:21:36It's not advisable.
00:21:38Are you telling me it's not safe?
00:21:40It has nothing to do with the test.
00:21:42It's just that the subjects had been in the eggs for almost 72 hours.
00:21:46And that's the maximum we'd like to keep them there.
00:21:49According to the printout, it takes less than five minutes to reach the EDS level the subject was at when he died.
00:21:56You don't understand.
00:21:58Excuse me, Doctor, you don't understand.
00:22:00We underwrote this experiment because of its potential use in space flight.
00:22:04But you've got a dead test subject here, and your funding is in deep shit.
00:22:08But I already explained to you that the unfortunate death is unrelated to the test.
00:22:13Well, unless you can prove it to me, I'm going to recommend that the project be suspended pending further investigation.
00:22:17This is insane. You're going to throw away years of work?
00:22:21If he wants proof, here I have it.
00:22:25Wiley, bring the male subject to level 31.
00:22:30Sir.
00:22:31Do it.
00:22:33This shall not take long, Captain.
00:22:37Do you mind if I watch the subject up close?
00:22:41Whatever it takes.
00:22:44Thank you, Doctor.
00:22:53This is very dangerous.
00:22:56We have no choice.
00:23:03Yes, sir, I understand.
00:23:07All right.
00:23:09He says to tell you that the EDS level is displayed on the digital indicator.
00:23:15Right.
00:23:33How far can we take it?
00:23:36I don't know. If we're tamed in the face again, we could be shit out of luck.
00:23:43Program the application to hold at level 31.
00:23:48That should be safe.
00:23:56That looks like he's trying to talk.
00:23:59That looks like he's trying to talk.
00:24:01Involuntary REM movement. We've always seen it in de-sleep. Now we know it appears in EDS also.
00:24:07Let's go.
00:24:28Let me talk to them, please.
00:24:32Doctor, the printout stated the test was taking level 31F.
00:24:39A to Z are sub-levels, Captain. Their importance is insignificant.
00:24:48I'd like you to take it to level 31F, please.
00:24:52We can't.
00:24:55We must.
00:24:57What happened could happen again, only worse.
00:25:02How long was the subject in 31F before we started to lose control?
00:25:0835, 40 seconds.
00:25:1431F it is, Captain.
00:25:23What the fuck are you doing?
00:25:27What the fuck are you doing?
00:25:30Excuse me, Captain.
00:25:57Sure.
00:26:0110 seconds.
00:26:0915 seconds.
00:26:12Damn.
00:26:14There is my friend.
00:26:31The last time it was an accident. You let the subject die this time and it's murder.
00:26:37Don't start up with that again.
00:26:40Shut up, both of you.
00:26:4225.
00:26:4830 seconds.
00:27:0030 seconds.
00:27:21It's a rise in the heart rate.
00:27:24Substantial.
00:27:28Negative.
00:27:30Nothing to worry about.
00:27:3240 seconds.
00:27:36What about the other life signs?
00:27:40Normal.
00:27:4345.
00:27:51What the hell is he doing?
00:27:54It's difficult.
00:28:24Fuck.
00:28:32Thank you, Doctor.
00:28:35Oh, thank God.
00:28:37Put him back. Bring him back, Whitey.
00:28:54Oh, shit.
00:28:57What is it?
00:28:59We're interfacing again.
00:29:01Terminate.
00:29:03I can't. Something's overriding the program.
00:29:06That's impossible.
00:29:10Son of a bitch.
00:29:15What does it mean?
00:29:18It's coming out of the darkness.
00:29:22His heart rate is at 114. Run away.
00:29:25Show us what you can do.
00:29:28I can't.
00:29:30I can't.
00:29:32I can't.
00:29:34I can't.
00:29:36I can't.
00:29:38I can't.
00:29:40I can't.
00:29:42I can't.
00:29:44I can't.
00:29:46I can't.
00:29:48His heart rate is 114. Run away.
00:29:51Show us life signs.
00:29:54What's going on?
00:30:03Do something.
00:30:05What? What do you want me to do?
00:30:07Dump the memory.
00:30:09Terminate the whole thing.
00:30:11I can't. The program is over.
00:30:15Somebody please tell me what the hell is going on here.
00:30:45What in the hell are they doing now?
00:30:59What happened?
00:31:01Slight malfunction.
00:31:03It's a computer crash.
00:31:09She's okay. Her backup's working.
00:31:13She's okay. Her backup power source kicked in.
00:31:16What about the girl? Hang on.
00:31:24Her eggs are alive, but she's in trouble.
00:31:27Kidvel and I will go in.
00:31:30Kidvel!
00:31:32You better dress for it, or the oxide and ammonia lines will rupture.
00:31:36I'm going with you.
00:31:43Violet, can you hear me?
00:31:46Loud and clear.
00:31:49We are going in.
00:31:53Okay, be careful. The place is full of lethal toxins.
00:31:57How is the girl?
00:31:59She's stable.
00:32:01I'm going in.
00:32:03I'm going in.
00:32:05I'm going in.
00:32:07I'm going in.
00:32:09How is the girl?
00:32:11She's stable.
00:32:13We have a problem in the unit.
00:32:16What problem?
00:32:18We can't modulate the levels in any dream mode.
00:32:22What the hell does that mean?
00:32:24We can't wake her up.
00:32:26We will bring her out with the portable LSS until you can work out the bug.
00:32:39Okay.
00:33:06Okay.
00:33:09I'll get the LSS.
00:33:19She appears to be all right.
00:33:22She's healthy in here.
00:33:25We will put her on the LSS now.
00:33:28What's it like in there?
00:33:30All the feed lines on the alpha egg are ruptured.
00:33:34The system appears to be destroyed beyond repair.
00:33:37What about the omega lines?
00:33:39Minimum damage.
00:33:41The bug must be at your end.
00:33:45Are the monitors operating?
00:33:48Negative.
00:33:50The video circuit in the inner lab was blown.
00:33:54Wait a minute.
00:34:03Okay, I'm going to try you on the heat sensors.
00:34:08All right, I got you on the heaters.
00:34:31We are moving her into the airlock now.
00:34:35Hey, check this out.
00:34:37No, no, no, no. Hold on a minute.
00:34:44What is it?
00:34:46I don't know.
00:34:48Let me check this.
00:35:05Shit.
00:35:11What's the problem?
00:35:18John Doe has come to visit.
00:35:25Who's John Doe?
00:35:28What's he doing?
00:35:43Riley.
00:35:46Where is it, Riley?
00:35:50It's about 20 feet away.
00:35:53Where is it, Riley?
00:35:56It's about 20 meters away over by the oxygen racks.
00:35:59You should be able to see it.
00:36:02I can't see it, but I'm going to move towards it.
00:36:09I think you should wait until we can analyze the situation.
00:36:13My dear Dr. Earhart, I wait for the inevitable.
00:36:18Who the hell is John Doe?
00:36:23Somebody answer me, God damn it!
00:36:43Now see, it's steam.
00:36:48It's close enough to reach out and kiss it on the lips.
00:36:54You're there, Doctor.
00:37:07Come.
00:37:09Let me see you.
00:37:17Let me see you.
00:37:29Ben, pick.
00:37:33Help!
00:37:37Help!
00:37:39Help!
00:37:43Help!
00:37:48Help!
00:37:51Help!
00:37:54Help!
00:37:59That's John Doe.
00:38:01What the hell could do something like that, man?
00:38:04That steel's got to be that fucking thick.
00:38:06It's got to be eight inches thick of steel, man.
00:38:08Quiet!
00:38:10Shut up!
00:38:13Let her finish.
00:38:15By taking subjects beyond normal levels of dream state sleep,
00:38:20we discovered that the subconscious acts like a radio tuner.
00:38:25Well, that ain't no rock and roll tune banging around the lab.
00:38:28No, it isn't. It's a highly intelligent being.
00:38:32She's nuts.
00:38:34Listen to me, you moron.
00:38:36I don't need you to call me that!
00:38:39We have always theorized that outside stimuli woke the brain from sleep,
00:38:45but it's not so.
00:38:47Van Fleet proved that the brain also wakes itself as a defense mechanism.
00:38:55By breaking down the natural boundaries of the sleep state,
00:38:59we discovered that a parallel dimension exists,
00:39:03and the human brain is capable of perceiving it.
00:39:08Communication was the first stage.
00:39:12The subject interfaced with John Doe,
00:39:16and the computer acted as interpreter.
00:39:21So how did this...
00:39:24this thing get here?
00:39:31I don't know.
00:39:34I don't know.
00:39:36Are you buying all this shit?
00:39:47Son of a bitch.
00:39:50I'm getting the fuck out of here!
00:39:52Fat chance.
00:39:54Run away to the top, see you'll shut.
00:39:56Well, open it! I gotta...
00:40:00I...
00:40:02I gotta date at the top of Canada.
00:40:05I can't.
00:40:09The main airlock works on a safety system that they installed in the 60s.
00:40:14Make sure that no radioactivity leaked out in case of an accident.
00:40:17I mean, they got sensors all over the place.
00:40:20This thing is radioactive?
00:40:22Very minimal.
00:40:24Well, enough to keep the airlock shut tighter than a bull's ass at fly time.
00:40:27Long as that thing is here, so are we.
00:40:29What about the comm lines?
00:40:31The ones on the outside are down.
00:40:33The main transformer must be blown.
00:40:35Correct.
00:40:38Hey, I think y'all better get back to the lab.
00:40:44Are you positive?
00:40:47Look, I've checked and triple-checked the entire system.
00:40:50There's nothing there.
00:40:52Whatever was in the lab is gone.
00:40:55That's impossible.
00:40:57The walls, the ceilings,
00:40:59the floors are solid lead.
00:41:02There's no way out.
00:41:04Except for the water drain.
00:41:06What drain?
00:41:08The one you had me cut in the floor way back when you moved in.
00:41:12Where does it go?
00:41:14Into the main system.
00:41:17How the hell could something big enough to put dents in that steel plate escape through a water drain?
00:41:22I had the computer analyze the organism's chemical structure.
00:41:26Check this out.
00:41:30The mass-density ratio changed?
00:41:33That's right.
00:41:35This thing can expand and contract its molecular structure at will.
00:41:40Become any size, any shape it wants.
00:41:43Jesus.
00:41:45What an incredible intelligence.
00:41:48Well, fuck it. How are we gonna kill it?
00:41:50We're not.
00:41:52We better.
00:41:54Can it get in here?
00:41:56Well, the airlock's a vacuum seal. I don't think it can get that small.
00:41:59Then we're safe in here.
00:42:01Yeah, for the time being, but unless we get the main transformer operational, we're gonna run out of air in a few hours.
00:42:05Oh, shit!
00:42:07You don't have any contact with the outside on a daily basis?
00:42:09No. We're completely isolated.
00:42:12That's the way Van Fleet wanted it.
00:42:14Shivers, what about cutting through the main airlock? Can we do that?
00:42:17It's eight inches of lead and steel.
00:42:21Well, then we'll have to fix the transformer.
00:42:24Well, then what?
00:42:26I have to make contact by tomorrow morning, but I don't know if they'll check up on me.
00:42:29Well, I ain't going out there.
00:42:31I don't know jack shit about fixing no transformer.
00:42:34I can handle the transformer.
00:42:37All right, okay. I'll go with Wiley.
00:42:40Shivers, now you go to the kitchen and bring back Mrs. Cutter and some food and water.
00:42:45That damn thing might be out there.
00:42:47I'll go with you.
00:42:50What about the queen cheetah here, huh?
00:42:53Someone has to stay here and change the LSS pack on the egg.
00:42:58Can you wake her yet?
00:43:00Not until the computer isolates the bug in the egg system and can't cross-reference on auxiliary power.
00:43:05How long do the packs last?
00:43:07An hour.
00:43:09But I've only got two left.
00:43:20What do you think that's going to do?
00:43:22Oh, it's fucking great.
00:43:24You're more likely to shoot your foot off.
00:43:49Okay.
00:43:51Okay.
00:44:18Zeena?
00:44:21What?
00:44:23I thought I heard the monkeys screeching.
00:44:25Fuck the monkey.
00:44:26I'm going to check on them.
00:44:27What?
00:44:28I'll meet you back in the kitchen.
00:44:29Wait a minute!
00:44:50Damn.
00:45:20That's it.
00:45:50What the fuck?
00:45:52What?
00:46:19What's the matter, guys?
00:46:21What is it?
00:46:37What are you afraid of, Badger?
00:46:39Huh?
00:46:41What are you afraid of?
00:46:47Shivers, it's Kidwell. Can you hear me?
00:46:49Don't answer it.
00:46:50What's wrong with you?
00:46:51Talk to her.
00:46:52I don't want to.
00:46:53It's just going to be trouble.
00:46:56It's Cutter.
00:46:57We're getting the food together.
00:46:58What do you want?
00:46:59Bingo got out of his cage.
00:47:01He might have gone your way.
00:47:02Tell Shivers to look around for him.
00:47:04I'll tell him.
00:47:07I've got to help you with the food.
00:47:08Oh, I can handle this.
00:47:09You look around for a monkey.
00:47:11I'll meet you at the elevator.
00:47:13Damn.
00:47:20Come on.
00:47:51Bingo?
00:47:54Where are you, boy?
00:48:06I'm looking for a monkey.
00:48:08What the hell's looking for a monkey?
00:48:10I don't know.
00:48:12I don't know.
00:48:14I don't know.
00:48:16I don't know.
00:48:19What the hell's looking for me?
00:48:29How's it looking?
00:48:31It's severed the primary circuits.
00:48:33I'm going to have to rewire them.
00:48:37Shit!
00:48:38Shit!
00:48:40Shit.
00:48:43You all right?
00:48:45I've been better.
00:48:47All right.
00:48:48I'll rewire it.
00:48:49You just talk me through it.
00:48:50Okay.
00:48:52Okay.
00:49:17Gotcha, you little bastard.
00:49:22More for Cutter.
00:49:26Didn't even get the cheese, did you?
00:49:52Help!
00:50:10What's going on out there?
00:50:16Can anybody hear me?
00:50:22Riley?
00:50:27Kidwell?
00:50:52Riley?
00:51:05Bingo?
00:51:07Bingo?
00:51:22Bingo?
00:51:32Bingo?
00:51:34Is that you, boy?
00:51:38Is that you, boy?
00:51:48Come on, boy.
00:51:50Come on.
00:51:54Bingo?
00:52:07Bingo?
00:52:34Bingo?
00:52:38Oh.
00:52:40Bingo, come here, boy.
00:52:44Good boy.
00:52:46Where have you been, you rascal?
00:52:48Good boy.
00:52:50Good boy.
00:52:54Okay.
00:52:56That's the last of them.
00:52:58What do I do now?
00:53:01What's next?
00:53:09Riley?
00:53:30Man!
00:53:32What?
00:53:34Where the hell did you go?
00:53:36I had to take a leak.
00:53:38Man, you scared the shit out of me.
00:53:40Sorry, did you fix it?
00:53:42Yeah, I think so.
00:53:44Now what do I do?
00:53:46We got to open the circuit.
00:53:48Keep your fingers crossed.
00:53:50Yeah.
00:53:52All right.
00:53:54You see who ran this shit, man, don't you?
00:54:18What happened?
00:54:20Shit, shit.
00:54:22I guess she won't hold the current.
00:54:24Can we do it again?
00:54:26No, we can't do it again.
00:54:28The wire's too fucked up.
00:54:34Quit eating, kid.
00:54:36Hungry?
00:54:38Huh?
00:54:40Shivers.
00:54:44Shivers, it's Kidwell.
00:54:46Talk to me.
00:54:48Shivers.
00:54:50What's going on, Kidwell?
00:54:52Bingo got loose, and I went looking for him.
00:54:54Where is everybody?
00:54:56I don't know.
00:54:58I'm trying to round up Shivers and cut her nail.
00:55:00I'm here.
00:55:02I'm here.
00:55:04I'm here.
00:55:06I'm here.
00:55:08I'm here.
00:55:10What do you want?
00:55:12Where is here?
00:55:14In the kitchen.
00:55:16I can't find Cutter.
00:55:18She's supposed to meet me at the elevator.
00:55:20Well, I found Bingo,
00:55:22so meet me at the lab
00:55:24on the way back.
00:55:26What do you mean you found him?
00:55:28He's sitting right here,
00:55:30stuffing his ugly face
00:55:32with grapes.
00:55:34That's impossible.
00:55:36Get well!
00:56:06No!
00:56:11You take number four, I'll take number three.
00:56:13Stick together, come on.
00:56:21Oh, thank God, damn it!
00:56:24You piece of shit!
00:56:37Where the fuck is he?
00:56:45Shivers!
00:56:50Shivers, go back to the rail!
00:56:55Shivers!
00:56:59Shivers!
00:57:06Shivers!
00:57:37Shivers!
00:57:42Shivers!
00:58:07I can't believe it.
00:58:09Grown-ass man lost.
00:58:15Shit!
00:58:16Captain?
00:58:17What?
00:58:19What?
00:58:31Why we looking for Shivers, I never know.
00:58:33Shit.
00:58:34He got a shotgun and we got a light.
00:58:53Can't take much more of this.
00:58:58Oh, shit!
00:59:00Oh, shit!
00:59:04Oh, God!
00:59:30Come on, get inside.
00:59:33Get your ass!
00:59:47Come on!
00:59:50Oh, God!
00:59:58He's got duplex!
01:00:04Shivers!
01:00:05Quick, grab him, Shivers!
01:00:19Shivers!
01:00:39Shivers!
01:00:41We're right here, we're right here!
01:00:49Shivers!
01:00:52Shivers!
01:01:17Run.
01:01:20Run.
01:01:24Elevator!
01:01:27Come on, come on!
01:01:29We're just chasing people home.
01:01:31No, it's that edge on the way up to the school and the elevator.
01:01:33It's at the school back.
01:01:35Man, come on.
01:01:37Hops, what are you doing?
01:01:39I think I just bypassed the switch.
01:01:42Keep driving.
01:01:49Hurry up.
01:01:51Do it.
01:01:52Try it.
01:01:54Nothing.
01:01:59Try it.
01:02:01Nothing.
01:02:07You got it.
01:02:08Come on, come on.
01:02:09I got to drive a little.
01:02:12Come on, come on!
01:02:17Hurry up!
01:02:19I'm losing it, I can't hold it!
01:02:20I'm coming, hold it!
01:02:22No!
01:02:24No!
01:02:26No!
01:02:27No!
01:02:28Pull it, Captain!
01:02:29Pull!
01:02:30Pull, Captain!
01:02:34I'm coming, I'm coming!
01:02:36I'm coming, Captain!
01:02:37Please!
01:02:39No!
01:03:09Come on, come on!
01:03:39Oh, shit.
01:04:09Oh, shit.
01:04:39Oh, shit.
01:05:09Oh, shit.
01:05:32Close it, lock it.
01:05:33What about the others?
01:05:34Chippers and Whammy aren't coming back.
01:05:39Neither is Kidwell.
01:05:43What about Cutter?
01:05:45I don't know, the intercom's dead.
01:05:53Did you see it?
01:05:57No.
01:05:59Well, it's a remarkable creature.
01:06:02Listen to this.
01:06:10Bingo got loose and I went looking for him.
01:06:12Where is everybody?
01:06:14I don't know, I'm trying to round up Chippers and Cutter now.
01:06:17I'm here, what do you want?
01:06:19Where's here?
01:06:20In the kitchen.
01:06:21I can't find Cutter, she was supposed to meet me at the elevator.
01:06:24Well, I found Bingo, so meet me at the lab on the way back.
01:06:28What do you mean, you found him?
01:06:30He's sitting right here stuffing his ugly face with grapes.
01:06:34That's impossible.
01:06:39Kidwell!
01:06:41Kidwell!
01:06:43Shut up!
01:06:55We shape it.
01:06:58Kidwell was looking for a lab monkey.
01:07:01That was the image in her mind when she ran into it.
01:07:05Van Fleet called out a name just before it killed him.
01:07:09Madam Pip.
01:07:11I couldn't place it until I remembered something in his site profile.
01:07:16Madam Pip was the name of a carnival geek
01:07:19that scared the hell out of him when he was a child.
01:07:22She appeared in his nightmares.
01:07:24Don't do this.
01:07:26It became what Kidwell was looking for.
01:07:29It became the memory triggered by Van Fleet's fear.
01:07:32Stop it.
01:07:34Do you realize what kind of intelligence we're talking about here?
01:07:38I said stop it.
01:07:40This thing doesn't only change its molecular structure.
01:07:44It can assume the physical nature of human thought.
01:07:49This thing just slaughtered five people.
01:07:52Well, that's the law of nature, Captain.
01:07:55Survival of the fittest.
01:07:57This thing is the ultimate intellect.
01:08:01Just the purity of self-preservation.
01:08:05An uncom...
01:08:32What's going on?
01:08:35Talk to me.
01:08:37It's a random search for access to the source code.
01:08:41What the hell does that mean?
01:08:43Someone's trying to gain entry to the project.
01:08:52They're in.
01:08:54Who's in?
01:09:01Who's in?
01:09:22Jesus.
01:09:24It's the interface with the computer again.
01:09:32What the hell does it want?
01:09:35I don't know.
01:09:39Let's ask it.
01:09:51It wants to go back.
01:09:56You gotta be kidding.
01:10:02It can't live here.
01:10:04It's dying.
01:10:06Yes!
01:10:08All right, you son of a bitch.
01:10:10I wouldn't get too excited, Captain.
01:10:13It'll probably outlive us.
01:10:15We've got air again.
01:10:18Who do you think's responsible for that?
01:10:21Are you telling me that this thing wants to make a deal with us?
01:10:25Precisely.
01:10:27It needs us.
01:10:29How?
01:10:31The girl.
01:10:33The girl?
01:10:35The girl.
01:10:37The girl.
01:10:39The girl.
01:10:41The girl.
01:10:43The girl.
01:10:45The girl.
01:10:50No.
01:10:52Without an EDS subject, we can't open up the dimension.
01:10:56Hook me up instead.
01:10:58That's impossible.
01:10:59It takes at least eight hours of REM phase sleep before a subject can be induced into EDS.
01:11:05She's already there.
01:11:07Well, maybe you forgot what happened last time.
01:11:10Last time, we let it get away from us.
01:11:12We didn't know what we were doing.
01:11:15There's a good chance we can open and close the dimension before any harm comes to her.
01:11:23Besides,
01:11:25if we don't,
01:11:29we'll all be dead in a couple hours.
01:11:34How do we know we can trust it?
01:11:45I don't know.
01:12:03The ammonia and dioxide tanks on the air force system are empty.
01:12:07I'm going to try cleaning the atmosphere in the lab.
01:12:11How do I open these damn doors in here, man?
01:12:13What's inside?
01:12:15There's a safety release above the airlock seal.
01:12:20I'll keep an eye on our guest.
01:12:24If he does anything funny,
01:12:26I'll tell you to shut the airlock.
01:12:35I promise.
01:12:39All right.
01:12:43All right.
01:13:13All right.
01:13:43I don't see it.
01:13:45It's reduced its mass density to an unrecognizable size.
01:13:54Remarkable.
01:14:13Okay.
01:14:25Okay, how do I do this again?
01:14:27The four connectors are color-coded to the inputs.
01:14:31Just make sure you secure them before disconnecting the LSS.
01:14:43Okay.
01:15:14I can't see it.
01:15:16God damn it, I can feel it.
01:15:22It's on the move.
01:15:33Get out of there.
01:15:35I'm not leaving the girl.
01:15:37Oh, it won't harm her.
01:15:39It needs her.
01:15:41Now get out of there.
01:15:59How's she doing?
01:16:01Fine.
01:16:03I was just gonna tell you.
01:16:05Uh-uh.
01:16:11Okay.
01:16:30I'm gonna try something.
01:16:33What are you doing?
01:16:35Programming a computer to disengage the neurocenter
01:16:38once she's tuned in the dimension.
01:16:40Why?
01:16:42The energy surge will be minimalized,
01:16:44and she should be able to withstand it.
01:16:48But what if she can't?
01:16:50Then we're all dead.
01:17:1115 seconds.
01:17:16How's her heart rate?
01:17:1850 and steady.
01:17:2325.
01:17:33Her heart rate's rising.
01:17:35That's to be expected.
01:17:3835.
01:17:46It's at 81 and going up.
01:17:59100.
01:18:01I'm cutting her loose.
01:18:08I just hope she can do it on her own.
01:18:19What's happening?
01:18:28She's doing it herself.
01:18:38Oh, my God.
01:18:44How long could she take this?
01:18:48I don't know.
01:19:07Come on, come on.
01:19:09Get your way home, asshole. Use it.
01:19:26Come on.
01:19:38I have to see this up close.
01:19:45Wait a minute.
01:19:50It's raging! Shut the goddamn thing down!
01:20:07What are you gonna do?
01:20:37Shit!
01:21:00There's something wrong with her!
01:21:08Oh, my God.
01:21:28There's thousands of them!
01:21:37Oh, my God.
01:22:07Oh, my God.
01:22:37Oh, my God.
01:22:56Shit!
01:23:07Oh, my God.
01:23:37Oh, my God.
01:24:07Oh, my God.
01:24:37Oh, my God.
01:24:57Dr. Earhart!
01:25:00Kidwell!
01:25:03Somebody please let me out of here!
01:25:06Dr. Earhart!
01:25:37What happened?
01:25:42It's a long story.
01:26:06It's a long story.
01:26:36It's a long story.
01:27:06It's a long story.
01:27:36It's a long story.
01:28:06It's a long story.