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(Rumbling)

Joshua!

Joshua!

- (Eerie muttering)
- Boy!

You're gonna make this
some sad night.

I'm gonna get you.

- Shh!
- Eli?

He's getting close.

He's drunk again, isn't he?

- He's gonna beat me again.
- Not if I can help it.

Argh!

- Come on, let's go!
- Go!

I ain't gonna leave you.

You know I'm the only one
who can handle him.

- All right, but be right behind me.
- OK.

OK. Come on.

Why, Papa? Why'd you have
to go hurt my brother?

Family is sacred, Papa.

You know I'd never hurt you.

Not even for this.

Hey, you took it.

Ah. Stupid kid.

(Grunting)

(Yelling)

Argh!

(Demonic voice) Watch over this
as you would watch over me.

(Father's muffled groans)

Eli, you said you were gonna
be right behind me.

Where is he?

Come on, let's go.

He can do what he wants to me,
but I ain't gonna let him hurt you, OK?

We've just got
to stay together, right?

Right. Come on. Let's go.

(Groaning)

(Social worker) 'These boys are being
placed in your care until the adoption.

'They've had it rough
so be prepared.

'It may take a while for them
to get used to their new surroundings.'

(Tannoy) 'The 6:18 from Lincoln,
Nebraska, now arriving at Gate 10.'

- Those boys have...
- Never seen a city.

I know you know. And you're nervous.
But just listen to me, OK?

- That's the only way...
- Wait, that's them.

(Social worker) OK, I'll get them.
Try and stay calm.

Mm.

- You look beautiful.
- Thank you.

You're too young
to have a teenage son.

Stop it.

(Social worker) William and Amanda,
meet your new boys.

Hi, Eli, Josh.

- Welcome to Chicago.
- We're really glad you're here.

(Man on police radio) '692.

'White male. 45 years.
About 180lbs.'

(Operator) 'Welcome
to the voice messaging service.'

'Hang up and try again.'

(Ghostly weeping)

(Telephone beeping)

(Demonic screams echoing)

Well, this is it.

Home, sweet home.

You ready?

Whoa, this is great.

Just a little bigger
than our trailer, huh, Eli?

You have a lot of nice things.

Let's go upstairs.
I'll show you your room.

All right.

This way.

We got kids in the house!

And this is our room.

So, if you need anything,
we're just a few steps down the hall.

All we ask is that you knock
before you come in.

Joshua!
Please, could you put that down?

Uh, it's very, very expensive.

You have a very nice house, Mr Porter.

Thank you, Eli.

This is your house now too,

so you do not have to call us
Mr and Mrs Porter, OK?

Josh, I told you not to pick this up.

- (Eerie rumbling)
- Bill, it's just a piece of glass, yes?

(Rumbling)

Come on. Let's all eat.

Come on.

Come on.

(Mimics John Wayne) We've got
a brand-new Japanese invention.

We call it... pizza.

Thank you, John.
Sit down now.

All right.
Do you want me to help you cut it?

Oh, for godsakes, Amanda,
you don't cut pizza.

You just pick it up.

And you fold it and you jam it in.

(Eli clears his throat)

Grace?

Oh, um... I'm sorry.

Would you like to do the honours?

Let us give thanks to
He Who Walks Behind The Rows,

who protects our crops

and keeps the infidel and unbeliever
in the torments of hellfire eternal.

- Amen.
- (Joshua) Amen.

Well, that's a real toe-tapper.

Uh, pizza?

(William) Come on out here.
I'll show you guys your new backyard.

This is Amanda's Garden of Eden.
She's got quite a green thumb, actually.

The lady, the social worker,
she said you grew corn.

- She did? No, no corn.
- (Ball bouncing on concrete)

Oh, I know! I sell corn.

I'm a commodities trader
on the exchange.

What's on the other side?

That's an old abandoned factory.
It's not safe.

That's why we built this fence
in front of the wall.

But I don't want you and Joshua
playing over there.

Where is your brother?

She wants to take him
but she can't.

- Ha!
- Malcolm!

And he goes for a basket!

Hi. Um, I just moved in next door.

What's with the, uh, clothes?

Is that the new, uh, Amish wear?

What's with your hat? Why is it...
why is it turned backwards?

Joshua?

- Could you come home, please?
- (Clearing throat) Thanks.

(Screaming)

It was going to be a surprise.

You have to be more careful.

- You can't just walk up to strangers...
- William! William!

I'm telling you, I opened the suitcase
and there's bugs in there.

What?

Open it up.

Bugs, Amanda?

I just thought
I'd bring a taste of home.

That's nice-looking corn.

Hm.

(Siren wailing)

I'm uncomfortable.

We're not exactly alone anymore.

- We'll just have to get used to it.
- You think?

Mm-hm. Don't worry about it.

We'll get the hang of this.

Besides, Eli is a gem.

And Joshua, well,
he'll probably need a little discipline.

But then again, so will you.

You're not gonna do this
until we take one last look at those kids.

Yeah. No.

(Samantha) Shh! Be quiet!

They probably slept in the same bed
their whole lives.

We'll leave them be for now.

OK.

What I was saying is,
I screwed it up already.

I mean, first he got mad at me
for breaking his glass thing,

and then for talking to strangers.

At least we've got each other.

- Yeah.
- Good night.

(Eerie rumbling)

(Eerie growling)

(Eerie shrieks echoing)

(Eerie whisper) 'Corn!'

'Corn!'

'Corn!'

(Demonic voice) I offer this
to He Who Walks Behind The Rows.

(Amanda gasping)

(Gasping)

(Evil chuckling)

(Retching)

(Panting)

(Screaming)

(Panting)

(William) 'We both know
I deserve the promotion.'

Besides, I got two more mouths to feed.

Is that why you decided to, uh, adopt?

Seriously, I mean,
who closed the Agritech deal?

Who sold the surplus corn in Iowa
that nobody wanted?

That deserves some recognition.

William. Too damned impatient.
It'll get you in trouble someday.

Now, relax, enjoy your new family.
The market's not going anywhere.

The market might not be
going anywhere, but I am.

Remember that.

I'll think about it.

Yeah, these fit fine.
What do you think?

How about this? I like this on you.
It's a good colour.

How about I get us scissors?
I'm gonna cut the tag off, OK?

(Humming)

Well?

(Rumbling)

(Eerie muttering)

(Whispering) 'Give us your blood.
Give us your blood.'

Uh, Eli, you left your suitcase...

I take it you boys didn't like
the clothes I bought you.

No offence, ma'am, but modest dress
is the surest way to a pious life.

I'm sure not every kid at school
can afford that kind of clothing.

Why should we make them
feel inadequate?

OK.

Can you tell me where can I find
the principal's office?

Sure. It's down the hall on the left.

- Second door.
- Thank you very much.

This way.

- Mrs Porter.
- Amanda Porter.

I'm Father Frank Nolan,
principal here.

- Nice to meet you.
- These must be your boys.

That's right.

- Joshua.
- Hm, close. Eli.

Uh, Joshua.

I like the shirt.

I, um...

I'll show you to your home rooms.

- This... this way.
- Thank you.

Good morning, class.

- (Indistinct chatter)
- (Father Nolan) All right.

Joshua, you'll be here, room 101.
It's mine, by the way.

And Eli? Let's see.

112.

You're splitting us up?

Well, you are both in different grades.

Back where Eli and me come from...

I know that you and Eli
are used to being together...

No!

(Sniggering)

- Father, can I see you outside?
- Of course.

We'll be right outside.

- Excuse us. Take good care of them.
- (Sniggering)

Hi.

(Boy) Hey, yeah.
Hello there to you.

- I wouldn't sit there.
- Why not?

Cos I think you're gonna try
to suck my dick.

(Laughter)

Hey. You got cow shit
in your ears, boy?

- I'm talking to you!
- (Grunts)

(Students) Hey, hey, hey!

- Come on.
- All right.

- You wanna touch this, huh?
- Oh, T-Loc.

You're just so bad.

What are you gonna do?
Cut an Amish kid?

I'll cut you, damn bitch.

Who you calling a bitch, punk?
That's my sister.

I'll kick your ass,
you talk about my sister like that.

- Well, come on!
- Hey! Back off.

What's up, man? Come on.

- Bring it on.
- (Girl) Nolan's coming back!

Eli, I'm sorry.

You'll be able
to see each other at recess.

(Sighing)

- (Shouting)
- (Malcolm) Come on, man! Come on!

Come on, come on.

What are you getting up for?

It's... it's what you're supposed to do.

When a lady's present?
Jesus. You are from out of town.

You waiting for your brother?

Look, what you did this morning,

it was cool but really stupid.

Don't start up with T-Loc.

He shouldn't start with Eli.

(Malcolm) Come on! Go!

Do you play?

A bit.

- Hey, Mummy-head!
- What?

Put the Amish kid in.

- What for?
- Cos I say.

- No, man. He can't play.
- Let him play, man.

Hey, man. You got game?

A little.

All right.

(Boy) All right!

- (Players) Whoo!
- Whoo! That's "a little"?

(Boy) All right, all right! Come on!

Whoa-ho-ho! Yeah! Whoo!

We do handshakes
when you do things good.

Really quick.
Bam... bam... bam.

Not too hard, not too hard.

(Malcolm) All right!

(Evil growling and laughing)

- Oh, yeah! All right!
- Whoo!

- Good job, man.
- Nice shot.

- That was beautiful. Good passin'.
- Man! Thanks.

I'm sorry, man. I gotta go. Yeah?

First you leave me,
then you start playing their games.

Oh, I was just having fun. It's not like
I had a choice about leaving you.

You always said
we'd stay together, no matter what.

- You know we will.
- Then don't play their games.

Please.

(Eerie rumbling)

The wilderness shall be glad

and the desert shall bloom.

'For He Who Walks Behind The Rows
and all of his children,

'we are the selected.

'We will flourish on the land,

'in the homes,

'in the hallways and classrooms,

'the playgrounds,

'until the unbelievers feel
our wrath, our fury,

'as we triumph over them,
scorching the earth from within.

'We are the seed.

'And now it's our time to grow.'

For, if the infidel and unbeliever
shall pass over it...

(Rumbling)

...they shall be consumed.

(Echoing)

(Demonic echoing voice)
Bless my harvest to come!

What the hell?

What?

What's going on here?

(Rumbling)

(Amanda) Jesus Christ!

Ow!

(Monstrous growling)

Oh!

(Amanda runs off)

Hallelujah!

(Chuckling)

Why are you refusing
to listen to me?

I am not gonna argue
about a corn patch.

- Has it ever occurred to you...
- If you don't cut it down, I will.

Amanda, for godsakes, it's his hobby.

(Panting)

This is crazy.

All right, I will look at it tomorrow.

(Amanda) Thank you.

(Shrieking)

Jesus!

(Eerie rumbling)

Hello?

Hello?

Boo!

- Gotcha, didn't I?
- Yes, you did.

- Come to harvest?
- Well, no.

- But, my God, the look of it, I could.
- Yeah.

- Want to try some?
- Sure.

OK.

- Smells sweet.
- Yeah.

Eli, where did you get this?

My papa.

God rest his soul.

He developed this strain.
Guess you could say I sort of helped.

These are his only samples.

I brought them back from Gatlin
to see if they'd grow here.

Well, they grow, all right.

My God!

I mean, it's not even planting season.

And this is horrible soil.

And there's no blemishes, no bugs.

Eli, you grew this in only four weeks?

Do you have any idea how much
a strain like this could be worth?

Well, like my pa always said,

you reap what you sow.

(Ominous growling)

(Choking)

(Eerie yelling)

(Sniffing)

Smells good.

Bye, now.

(Indistinct chatter)

Ha! OK.

Hey, how come your brother
never joins us?

Excuse me, guys.

What did you say that for?

Hey, Eli. Why don't you come join us?

Why don't you join me?

Or would you rather eat with... with that?

"That", Eli, is a friend. All right?

It wouldn't hurt you
to make a couple, you know.

(Eli) Maybe I will.

(Sighing)

(Whispered chanting)

(Unearthly growling)

(Choking, coughing and retching)

(Coughing)

(Distant fearful shouting)

(Delirious whispering)

(Woman screaming)

(Panting)

(Clearing throat)

My sermon today is from Genesis 37.

Joseph dreamed a dream

and he told it to his brethren

and they hated him for it.

So much so, that they sold
their own brother into slavery

and told their father he was dead.

Now, Joseph had seen
a vision of the truth.

- (Eli) Joshua, you were right.
- (Joshua) Shh. Keep your voice down.

Joshua!

...shall often meet with defiance

from the ignorant and the wicked.

- I do need to make friends.
- Shh.

Eli Porter!

Does my sermon bore you?

- Yes, Father.
- (Congregation tittering)

If you feel you could do better,

would you like to come forward
and share your thoughts with us?

(Eli) Thank you, Father.

(Congregation stirring)

Who was Joseph?

Who in hell cares?

- (Congregation laughing)
- I do.

And so should you.

Cos he was a child, just like us.

A child with a great vision of the world.

For Joseph loved the land

and provided food for our bellies,
timber for our shelters,

oceans to play in
and air to sustain us.

- (Father Nolan) Eli!
- But he foresaw that group

who wants to desecrate
our Mother Earth,

poison our food with pesticides

and cut down our forests
just like grass...

Eli!

...choke the air with pollution
and cloud our water with sewage.

And who was this group?

His brothers.

His adult brothers.

And Joseph was not about
to let that happen!

And neither should you!

Enough!

Enough.

Go to my office. Now.

(Congregation murmuring)

When you're ready to apologise,
I'll be in my classroom.

Didn't you like the sermon?

I have no interest in anything
you have to say right now.

It comes with the soup.

(Malcolm) You never told me
your weird-ass bro was a preacher.

Yeah. He says he gets it
from his daddy.

You mean... your daddy.

No, his.

Oh, I'm sorry, I thought I told you.
He's my adopted brother.

Mrs Porter, this is Samantha Gordon
over at Social Services.

I was going through some old files
and I found one on Gatlin.

I guess you can say this concerns Eli.

Could you give me a call
as soon as you get this? Thanks.

Hello? Hello?

(Samantha) Oh, shit!

Spending my tax dollars
for the city's goddamn lights.

At least they could...

Goddammit!

Shit. Where did it go?

- Looking for this?
- (Screaming)

(Whimpering)

(Panting)

'You've reached the emergency number
of the Chicago Police Department.

'Please stay on the line.
A path will be forced for the holy.

(Evil voice) 'The unbeliever
shall be expected to wait.'

(Gasping)

(Screaming)

(Laughing evilly)

- You guys have a great day.
- OK. Bye-bye.

- Bye-bye.
- See you later.

Don't I get a kiss?

Sure. Of course you do.

(Gasping)

Bye, Mom.

(Intercom) 'Mr Porter,
your wife is on line one.'

- I'm in a meeting.
- 'She says it's important.'

Then tell her I'm out.

Feel the texture.
It's tough, almost like fabric.

But it's not porous at all.
It's almost impossible to penetrate.

That son of a bitch.

If William's not gonna do this,
I'll cut it down myself.

Well, I've got some good news.

I'm gonna actually
be passing some of you.

Not you, Jenkins.

You'll never pass.

I'm gonna have you next year
and probably the next year after that.

You can't even tell me what
the longest river is in the US.

Where did it come from?

Oh, come on, Charles.
You know better.

Think of it.

A strain with an immunity
to bugs and pesticide

and a four-week period from planting
to harvest, regardless of the soil.

You're holding a fortune
in your hands, Charles.

Why bring me in on this,
something this big?

Why should I share this
with my employers?

I developed the strain.

Yes, I know,
but ethically you're still bound...

Fuck ethics!

My, my, my, William!
I do believe that's the first time

I've ever heard you swear.

(Teacher) Remember, there are only
two major mountain chains in the US.

Argh!

Shi...!

(Groaning)

(Gasping)

(Eerie rumbling)

(Screaming)

William!

Charles, I need an investor.

And, believe me,
there are other people I can go to.

Do I meet with your board or not?

(Screaming)

(Gasping)

(Panting)

Excuse me.

- Yes, Eli?
- Can I get a drink of water?

(Chuckling nervously)

Go ahead.

- I'm so sorry.
- Thanks, Frank.

What a tragedy.

Call us if you need anything.

Thank you.

Oh, my God.

(Muttering)

(Children giggling, man groaning)

No! No!

(Screaming)

(Groaning)

(Screaming)

(Creaking)

(Eerie muttering)

(Father Nolan) Good morning.

Hello, James.

Hi.

Hello, Jonathan.

Danielle.

Mary.

Good morning.

I told the Monsignor that I felt

a reassessment
of the English programme was in order

if we were going to instigate
any of the goals that I had in mind.

He seemed to agree,
but with reservations.

(Eli)...burn them in eternal hellfire.

And these frauds, these traitors,
they know who they are.

Excuse me.

(Maria) Look, Josh, I know Eli
acts a little weird sometimes,

but I've been listening to him lately
and a lot of what he says makes sense.

(Josh) Maria, no.
Listen, just stay away from him.

Believe me, you don't know
what he's capable of.

(Maria) Josh,
what are you talking about?

Hey! Come on, what's wrong?

(Josh) Take a look at this.

I found it under his bed this morning.

(Maria) Oh, Jesus!

I know he's your brother,
but shouldn't you show someone?

- William would just think I drew it.
- You could show it to Father Nolan.

- No. I can't.
- Why not?

Because... we're brothers.

- Adopted brothers.
- Maria, look,

Eli and I have been through
a lot together, you know?

We've always looked out for each other,
made each other feel safe.

Well, you feel safe with Malcolm,
don't you?

- Yeah.
- And with me?

What... what's wrong?

I've never, uh...

I've never really done this before.

It's simple.

That's first base.

That's second base.

(Laughing)

(Maria giggling)

So... how do I get a home run?

(Malcolm) You don't.

Malcolm! Come on, man!

- Me and Maria are just friends.
- No, Josh! No, man, no!

She's my sister, OK? No.

Look, I'll put it to you this way.

I just don't want her getting involved
with a family like yours.

Especially your screwed-up brother.

Eli? What the hell does he
have to do with anything?

Come on, Josh!
Don't be stupid, man!

Look at this place!

It's deserted!

It's supposed to be packed.
School's out.

Let me ask you something.
Who do you think they're with?

I'm outta here, man!

(Eli) 'With age comes blindness.'

But we who are young,
we are the keepers of a vision of purity.

That is the gift to us from
He Who Walks Behind The Rows.

So we may work his will,

his will to cleanse the world
of wickedness,

our greatest harvest to come.

Harvest this, motherfucker.

Howdy.

Hey, don't give me that goddamn
Gomer Pyle howdy-doody bullshit.

We came to get Dee.

Can't spare him.

Well, what you gonna do, man?

Preach me to death?

Try me.

(Groaning)

Hey, come back here, you little shit!
Come back here!

♪ I'm gonna kick your little ass

♪ Doo-dah, doo-dah ♪

(Laughing)

Hey, where you at, butthead?

- Come on! You're in here with me now.
- (Eli) I'm not in here with you.

You're in here with me.

Oh! Fuck!

Oh, you dead now.

(Growling)

(Groaning) Get it off!
Get it off of me!

Get it off of me! Get it off of me!

(Screaming) Help me!

Help me! Help me!

(Screaming) Help me!

I can, you know.

The question is, will you help me?

Yeah, yeah. OK.

Just get it off of me!

It's got me!

- Then let us pray.
- (Chomping and growling)

(Father Nolan) And I saw an angel
come down from heaven

having the key of the bottomless pit

and a great chain in his hand.

And that concludes my sermon...

...on Revelations.

(Yells) Does anyone
have any questions?

(Eli whistling)

(All whistling)

(Laughing)

(All laughing)

Look, Frank, you asked me
my opinion as head counsellor,

and I'm giving it to you.

These last couple of weeks there's been
no smoking in the bathrooms,

no fighting in the hallways,
no drugs, no knives...

- I'm trying to...
- Look, face it.

- Things are finally shaping up.
- Shaping up into what?

Into something decent.

Are you blind, Frank?

Haven't you noticed?
Things have never been this good.

It was a lie that
Noah led the world to rebirth,

for had it not been for his children,

his children to fulfil his every wish,

they would have never witnessed
the earth's corruption

and understand that the old
had to be washed away,

one way or another.

Hey, man.

- Hey.
- Look, Josh...

I'm sorry.

- Don't worry about it.
- I just wanna say,

whatever you are,
you are definitely not him.

I want to ask you something, man,
just out of curiosity.

What happened to his parents?

He said they disappeared.

Yeah. Just like your daddy, huh?
I knew it, man.

They're lost. They're like bad weeds
and need to be taken out.

Joshua, you should be in bed.
This is no time of night to be going...

- (Door closing)
- (Sighing) Shit.

- Hi.
- Hi, yourself.

You're up late.

Working hard?

Just making some notes
for a meeting tomorrow morning.

- Idle hands are the devil's tool.
- I've heard that.

Plus it helps me
keep my mind off Amanda.

This meeting tomorrow,
is it about my corn?

Yes, it is, partner.

This strain could be exported
to people all over the world.

Children too?

Especially the children.

You should get to bed.

- OK. Good night.
- Good night.

(Malcolm) 'What happened
to his parents?'

(Josh) 'They, um... '

(Josh) 'He said
they just disappeared.'

(Malcolm) 'Yeah.
Just like your daddy, huh?'

What happened to my father?

Back in Gatlin.
What did you do to him?

Made sure he'd never hurt you again.

Face it, brother!

I'm the only family you've got.

(Eerie moaning)

(Eerie muttering)

(Moaning)

(Rhythmic chanting)

(Chanting gets louder)

(Chanting stops)

(Growling)

Enough!

I agree.

(Screaming)

(Doorbell rings)

Package for Amanda Porter.

She's, um... She's not here.

Guess you can sign for it.

Thanks.

(Josh) Malcolm?

Malcolm, wake up! Malcolm!

(Knocking)

- What the fuck is going on, man?
- Let me in now.

- You know what time it is?
- I don't care. Just let me in. Let's go.

Josh, man, if this ain't good, man,
I'm gonna kill you.

It's not good.
Get dressed. Come on.

- Get dressed. Let's go.
- All right.

I need Thy help now

to end this... madness...

and evil.

Oh, do not forsake me now.

Listen, when I was 14,
my papa and I moved to Gatlin.

The town had a bad history
so the land was cheap there.

Malcolm, wake up!
Listen to me.

The land was cheap there.

My papa needed a lot of it
to work on his corn experiments.

Is that what you woke me up for?

Help me, Lord.

Give me the strength and will
to do battle in Thy name

against this...
this devil with a child's face.

He haunts my dreams.

At school, I can feel
his evil presence everywhere I go.

Hello, Frank.

(Malcolm) 1964?

No way, man. This can't be him.

It's him all right.
I know every inch of his face.

Now check these out.

See, Social Services keeps
pretty detailed records of their orphans.

Each of these clippings is from Gatlin.

These dates? Any farm boy can tell you,
each of those nights is a harvest moon.

- You ever see one?
- No.

Well, you look up in the sky
and you will. Tonight.

Let's go. We've got to go see
Father Nolan. Get dressed.

Who the hell are you?

Father.

As if you didn't know.

What the hell
are we gonna see Nolan for?

I overheard him in the cafeteria.
I think he might understand.

(Tyres screech)

You knew who I was
from the moment you laid eyes on me.

So did my poor foster mother.

Certain people can do that, Frank.

I don't know why.

I should stop you!

Sure, Frank.

Give it your best shot.

(Screaming)

Sorry.

How dare you?

Now let us pray.

(Grunting)

(Groaning)

(Tyres screeching)

- Pray to me, Frank.
- No.

Frank, pray to me.

No!

All right, then.

(Whimpering)

(Frank) What are you doing?

You won't get away with this.

You can't get away with this!

(Whimpering)

(Screaming)

Father? He's not here.

- Let's try the chapel.
- Chapel, chapel, chapel.

Dear Frank, thank you.

Thank you for living just long enough
to see all your work destroyed,

your students turned against you...

- I will...
- What?

What, Frank? Destroy me?

With what? This?

Your bible is no match for mine.

Show it to me and we'll see.

Frank, Frank, Frank.

Do you really think I'd be stupid enough
to keep it with me?

Why would that be stupid?

Come on, Malcolm.

Is that where you're vulnerable, Eli?

It is, isn't it?

I don't have time for this.

It is!

It is! It is, it is!

You can't hide from God!

(Door slamming)

(Screaming)

Father Nolan!

Father Nolan, are you OK?

Father, what's happening?
Come on, Malcolm.

Father?

- (Father Nolan whimpering)
- Father Nolan?

No! No, no! Oh, no!

(Screaming) Oh, my God!

Go!

(Grunting)

Father?

(Both) Father?

- Oh, Father!
- Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

- Christ, Father, what happened?
- What the hell's going on?

- His bible.
- What?

- What? What's he talking about?
- Get it. Destroy it!

The bible? What's he talking about?
Whose bible?

- Father, whose bible?
- Eli's, Eli's bible.

Back in Gatlin. Come on.

Let's go.

(Doorbell rings)

Josh?

Josh!

(Gasping)

Hi, there, Maria.

Partnership with Germany is complete.
Congratulations.

- Let's have a drink. I know you will.
- Good idea.

It's time for dinner.

(Demonic voice)
Your parents are expecting us.

(Josh) That's my place.

That's it?

Yep.

Home, sweet home.

I think he put it
at the foot of the scarecrow.

(Malcolm) Which scarecrow?

You take the one on the right,
I'll take the left.

Mm... This is excellent, Eli.
So thoughtful of you to bring it over.

This is the best I've had this year.

Well, it's my way
of saying thank you.

For what?

- Maria didn't tell you?
- Mm-mm.

Go ahead, Maria.

- You're gonna be the first.
- First what?

(Coughing)

Diana? What's up?

Diana! Are you OK? Oh, God!

(Eli laughing)

A good beginning.

Don't even think about it.

Hey, Josh! This one's clean!

Josh!

- (Gasping)
- (Crow squawking)

You're fired.

(Grunting)

- Oh, my God!
- (Muffled moaning)

Papa?

Oh, shit! Oh, my God! Oh!

(Panting)

Shit. Argh!

Shit, man! Oh, Josh!

Malcolm!

Did you find it?

What, man? What?

(Malcolm) Shit!

Man, where's the fucking scarecrow?

Oh, man. Josh, no, man.
Fuck, I'm out of here.

- I'm out!
- Malcolm!

Shit!

(Yelling)

Josh! No!

(Panting)

Hey, you remember
where we parked the car?

Oh, shit! The bible!

- Oh, shit. I've got it.
- No, man. I'll get it. I'll get it.

Watch my back.

(Screaming) Josh!

(Josh) Malcolm!

What the hell's happening?

Josh!

Malcolm!

- Malcolm!
- Argh!

Malcolm!

Malcolm!

No!

Argh! No!

(Groaning)

(Gurgling)

(Starts car)

(Eli) 'This is the night
of the harvest moon,

'when the children
shall leave their homes

'and all their worldly belongings

'to join together with
He Who Walks Behind The Rows.

'Tonight is the night
when we will purge the old,

'cleanse the earth
and purify the harvest.'

This cross joins you with
He Who Walks Behind The Rows.

This cross joins you with
He Who Walks Behind The Rows.

(William) Thanks for the ride.
I'll see you tomorrow.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Bye.

Eli!

Let us give thanks to
He Who Walks Behind The Rows,

for the bounty
He has bestowed upon us.

And let us pray,

pray that we shall have
the strength to fulfil His vision,

strength to slay those
who are corrupted and corrupting.

For we, we the children,
are the purity of the lamb,

and the adults,
the creatures past their 19th year,

they... they are...

(All) The beast!

The time of change is upon us,

for in this season it will be
the beast that is slaughtered...

...at the hands of the lamb.

(All cheering)

Eli!

Oh!

Oh. Daddy's home.

(William) Whoa! Hey!

- Papa.
- Eli, what are you doing up there?

Who are your friends?

- Eli, what is all this?
- The meeting went well?

- Yeah, my meeting went...
- Good. You've been working very hard.

And because of you,
our seeds will spread,

our churches will grow and
our harvest shall be mighty indeed.

Well, whatever.

It's time to rest, Papa.

Oh, no. No, no.
I just got started, then I...

- Of course.
- Huh?

Eli!

(Demonic voice)
Let the harvest begin.

I knew you'd come to me, brother.

I'm not your brother!
And I came back for you.

I have your weakness, asshole.

So, go ahead, destroy it.

I think I have to get rid of you
and your bible at the same time.

All right, then, come for me.

I got to thinking,
if this bible was so important,

why'd you leave it
so far out of reach?

Then I realised...
it's because you're like a worm.

See, a worm has two halves
and you can kill one

and the other will still be alive.

This bible's your other half, Eli.

Now that I've got you together,
I'm gonna crush you completely.

(Roaring)

- (Demonic voice) Give it to me!
- Screw you!

This part of the worm
doesn't like being hurt, does it?

(Josh) Yeah.

Come on, Eli!

Come on, "brother", let's go!

You want your bible?

I got it. It's right here.

Come and get it.

(Grunting)

(Demonic voice) Give it to me, brother!
Give me the book!

Maria, he killed Malcolm.

Now!

You really want it? Here!

- Choke on it!
- Argh!

(All murmuring)

Maria! Maria!

Shit.

It's all right. It's over.

Hey, man.

Shit!

(Screaming)

(Rumbling)

(Yelling)

(Creature bellowing)

(Screaming)

(Growling)

(Screaming)

Aargh!

It's got me! It's all tangled!
Help me, please!

- Ah, I can't get it off me!
- Come on, pull your leg!

(Screaming wildly)

(Creature bellowing)

Run!

(Groaning)

(Screams)

- Get outta the way!
- What are you doing?

Now! Get outta the way!

No! Aargh!

(Growling and snarling)

No! No!

No!

(Muffled groans)

- Run!
- (Girl) Hurry!

(Screaming)

(Creature roaring)

(Snarling)

(Creature roars)

- (Screams)
- Maria!

No! Maria!

(Grunts)

(Maria's muffled screams)

(Grunts)

Maria!

(Gasping)

Come on.

Come on.

You OK? Hurry.
We've got to cut the root!

(Bellowing)

(Groaning)

Come on!

(Panting)

(Gurgling)

(Coughing and spluttering)

- (Groaning)
- You OK?

Here, here.

- You OK?
- Yeah.

Let's go.

(Ship's horn blows)

(Chuckling)

This is just the beginning, Hans.

Soon we'll be shipping
all over the world.

(Scythe ringing)