Original subtitles

He did it! He did it! He did it!

Kalem?

Why don't you ditch those two funny -looking kids and come up here and ride

the real man?

Are you talking to me?

Are you talking to me?

No one else on the road, honey.

Well, Mr. Beast, kids are funny -looking. It's your fault.

Yeah, I gotta go pee.

Molly, I'm gonna stop giving you anything to drink.

Are we there yet?

Yep, honey, we are here.

That one right there. That one?

What do you think, guys?

It's our new house.

Mom, I gotta pee. I really gotta pee.

Look what I got.

And they're legal out here.

All right. Couldn't do this in the apartment.

Yeah, but out here nobody can complain.

Because it's all ours. It's all brand new. And no one on the other side of the

wall. Nobody over our heads. No traffic, no crime, no landlord.

Can you keep the noise down?

I get my own room. All right, then let's light one for our... the monster!

They are finally

asleep.

My weights!

I thought I lost these. And that box in the garage.

All these years.

Are you trying to impress me?

Are you trying to impress me?

There's no one else in the room, darling.

Do you see all those minivans when we drove through?

Mm -hmm.

And we come here in this land yacht.

You got down on your knees and you begged for that convertible.

It worked, didn't it?

Mm -hmm.

Last thing we can afford is a new car.

bring him can't we just set him loose or something those things live to

be a hundred years old he could outlive me woman needs a companion in their old

age hey old age indeed

I'm finding some stuff I didn't know was in there.

This, uh... This is one your mother made, isn't it?

Mm -hmm. God, look at the work she put in.

I hate being six months old now, sitting up and talking and crawling around.

Don't. Don't.

What are you going to do with that?

Charlie.

It's an old Hopi Indian belief that children who die are born again in the

baby. And they keep something from the child in their home to keep the spirit

from wandering.

So he won't wander too far.

Wait up!

What in the world have you ever had all these toys in your old room?

That's ridiculous.

But, you know, the good thing about this house is...

It's so big, there's a whole closet just for your toys. See? You're done with

something, you throw it in.

Just like that.

There you go. That's right. Yeah.

There you go. That's in.

Sagatore's wrecked. It's in.

Hopper is in.

Bunny brought a bike, too.

In. There you go.

Waldo is in.

This is going to be your little baby brothers.

I bet he'd want you to have it.

Okay? I'll tell you what.

With these new toys, I'll put them up on the shelf.

I'll keep them there for you until you're ready.

If you want them, just let me know.

Why? What's so funny?

The lion's sleeping.

Indeed he is.

He's been sleeping in that box for a long time. You gotta wake up now.

Talk to it.

Wake up.

Stay there.

I think we're about done here. I'm hungry. You ready for lunch?

Yeah. So what's the first thing we gotta do?

Wash your hands.

Okay, here you go.

Well, I guess you might as well call your dad.

Do not touch that. No.

Oh, gosh.

This is your puzzle, isn't it, Molly?

What's that?

Well, up here's heaven. And the baby's going up to heaven on the rainbow.

I put glitter on the rainbow.

I used my special glue.

Come on.

Oh, that looks real good.

Molly, would you do me a favor?

Look at this.

I can't figure out where the water is coming from.

I mean, there's no pipes in this part of the wall.

I guess we'll just have to talk to

the builder on this one.

Hey, wait for me.

Patty! Pat!

It's all under control. Let me head to Gainesville.

Just finish the power box. What do you think?

Anything you want. Rosie?

I got sprinkler systems all set to go. I'm right in here. This is the best

Oh, you beautiful green thigh.

All right? A few more trees out here, and right here, a pink pumpkin barbecue.

We can have the neighbors over, sweetie.

Look, we can go out there and pick lemons from our own backyard, get the

making lemonade.

This is the life, huh?

You're damn right it is.

Off to Shaky Town.

That's L .A., right? You got it.

What if there's an earthquake?

No problem, Ma.

Cab starts shaking, I haul my butt back here and wait for the next flood.

Run for him?

I don't think so.

Love you.

If you need me, just beep, all right?

Bye -bye, Ma.

Bye, Dad.

Jonathan, you were supposed to be in bed.

What are you looking at?

Charlie? Charlie?

Charlie?

Charlie, is that you?

Charlie?

Is that you?

Sure you locked it? Yes.

I'm certain. I know I did because I checked it right before I went to bed. I

always do when my husband's away.

What was that?

My bird, Tennessee.

And that's not what I heard.

Excuse me?

I live next door.

Stan Cornelison.

Is there anything I can do?

Oh, I'm Patricia Johnson.

Nice to meet you.

My pleasure.

Well, I heard something, and that's why... Did you hear anything?

Oh, sorry.

Sorry. Charlie, yeah.

Hi.

Don't get worried.

You the neighbor?

Yes. I was up working on my computer.

Didn't hear a thing.

This is usually a pretty quiet neighborhood.

I mean, none of the neighbors seem to have any problems.

Okay. Okay.

Yes. All right.

Officer, my husband wants to talk to you.

Hello.

How's it look there, officer?

Nothing much to see.

No sign of an intruder or forced entry.

The neighbor was up. Didn't hear anything.

My wife said she heard someone in the house. Maybe it was the bird. Makes a

of a noise.

No kidding.

Could you please get her back on?

Ma 'am.

Hey.

You want me home?

No. No, I... I took a bath. Maybe I left the tub running. I don't know. You know

I use the kids' bathroom because they're the only ones that have a tub, so...

You sure?

Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure. You're coming home tomorrow, right? Yeah.

Okay.

I love you, Ronald.

I got this new cheese. It's got garlic and herbs in it.

Gourmet section.

It's adult cheese.

These fancy crackers. It looks good, huh?

Yeah. You know, the, uh, the butcher sold me this mesquite stuff that's on

barbie. He said people like that around here.

Mesquite? Mesquite?

Mesquite dough.

Hey! Did you see the lemon? that Molly got from the tree?

Yeah, yeah, they're great.

Are there enough of them out there?

Yeah, look out.

I think that we need to... Oh, oh, Charlie.

Okay, now that's all right. Call these people down to stay home. We're not

to do this.

Oh, sure, we're ready. Look how nice the yard looks. We're going to have the

neighbors over, get to know them. We're going to have a few laughs.

It's going to be great.

So, Stan, I hear you're into computers.

That's right.

I hold a load of computers once.

Did you guys catch that wrestling match last night, the Ultimate Warrior versus

the Undertaker? I love the Undertaker's manager, Paul Bearer.

Paul Bearer.

Yeah, Paul Bearer.

I heard that you had the police up here the other night. Is that true?

Oh, yeah.

Nothing, really. I just thought I heard something.

Better safe than sorry, you know. You bet.

Yeah, that's what I thought, so... You heard anything odd at night here?

Well, just Bruce is snoring.

That's real odd.

Yeah, well, a new house and everything. I felt pretty feely, actually.

Molly, keep an eye on John, okay?

Okay, Mom!

So, Bruce.

Looks like you might have played a little football in your day.

Nope, never did.

Baseball? Nope.

Golf? What do you guys do around here?

We got a lake.

Oh, yeah? One hour north.

Bass.

Oh, now you're cooking. Now you're talking. I caught one once, eight and a

pounds. Had a mouth big enough to get your whole hand right down inside there.

He swallowed the whole hook. I had to jerk it out.

Practically tore my hand off with his teeth.

Bass don't have teeth.

Oh, well, then maybe he just gummed me to death.

I thought the baby didn't make it.

Well, I guess that's why I'm so protective of the kids.

That's terrible.

How far along were you?

Seven months.

I just went into labor all of a sudden. The doctor knew the baby was dead, but I

had to deliver him anyway.

It's got to be the worst pain there is.

Yeah, I kind of lost it for a while.

I couldn't really function, not like normal. I couldn't even take care of the

kids. I guess I had a breakdown of some kind.

I'm all right now, but I guess it never really goes away.

I light a candle every Sunday for the child I lost.

In my mind, I don't have two children. I have three.

Nothing could ever replace her.

You ever get the feeling that your child's still out there somewhere?

All the time.

I mean, I was convinced that when she was born, they switched her on me.

And that I was never going to get to see her grow up.

It's like this sort of cosmic joke.

Didn't you bring chocolate ice cream? And you were so full of it.

I got a whole... So much fish I could feed an entire Boy Scout troop.

You calling me a liar?

No, it's not that all fishermen lie. It's just that all liars fish.

It's my lie.

Liars.

Did I hear something about the carpool?

Yeah. They asked me to join.

And you don't say the carpool, it's just carpool.

And the guys invited me to go bowling with them.

You don't bowl?

I hate bowling.

Didn't your mom leave us her old bowling ball? It was in that nice leather bag.

I don't think we ever took it out. That stuff is so expensive to rent.

Are we in suburban heaven or what?

We're gonna be just fine here.

Yeah. The ladies are so nice.

Good. I want you to have people around when I'm on the road.

Molly lost the baby, too.

Charlie.

Something just happened upstairs in the bathroom. Oh, I'm sorry about the wall.

You know, they keep telling me they're gonna come by.

I don't know. That's not what I'm talking about. I... I saw something.

Uh -huh. In the mirror.

It's pretty weird, I know. What?

I was going to say crazy.

Patty.

Okay.

I was washing my hands and I looked up in the mirror and my hair was flying up

like this.

So use rollers.

No, you're not hearing what I'm telling you. I felt something.

I've been feeling things. And the other night I heard this child's voice.

There's something else, too. I haven't told you about it yet. What do you mean

you heard a child?

At night I've heard things around here.

Yeah, because, you know, you're used to the sound of traffic drowning everything

else out.

What do you think?

Sure, we're out here in the burbs. You got coyotes, crickets, who knows what

else. Yeah.

I suppose so.

And don't forget that damn bird.

Yeah. You all right?

Yes, I think I'm all right.

I mean, you'd tell me if you had a problem, wouldn't you?

Yeah, of course I would.

Hmm?

Huh?

I'm fine.

I'm fine.

lack of baths, folks. Well, they're the best. Hands down.

Oh, man, I got an awesome deal on it, too.

Found it on the Internet.

Yeah? Guy downloaded a picture of it on his home page, http worldwideweb

.fishstory .com.

Hey!

Got carpools. Can I see?

Sam, that's quite a boat.

Found it on the web.

Uh, computers.

You know, he, uh...

Stan, I was wondering... I'm on the road half the time, and I worry about my

family. I'll say no more.

My office is right through that window. No problem keeping an eye on them.

Thanks.

Now, don't be putting your clutches in the car, you guys.

And no fighting, please.

Great, great.

And Tracy gets a great A. Yeah. And everyone's special about me. I mean, I'm

even adopted.

Oh, my God. I know, because I burp exactly like my dad. Oh, my gosh, me

Exactly like my dad.

I mean... Weird. Very weird.

Need some help with that?

Nah.

Looks like you might.

Come on.

Go.

What you working on, Dad?

Trying to put this thing together.

Don't touch that.

I don't see anything.

Come on.

Hey, you want juice with your cookies?

Okay.

So, did you decide what you wanted for lunch?

Jonathan? Jonathan, you hear me calling you. Now answer me. Jonathan?

This is Clay Jackson.

He's here fixing the ceiling. The contractor sent it. Sorry if I scared

'am, but you were out of here so fast I didn't have time to explain myself.

Did I bust your eardrums? I'm sorry. I should have told you. I let him in after

you were gone.

Yes, you should have.

Hey, it's like you could use lemonade. Come on, let's go.

Let's go out and drink something.

Sorry, buddy.

Watch out for the...

and women complain about their husbands and say, there's no excitement in my

life. I tell them, you want excitement?

Get a hobby.

Do you and Charles get along all right?

No, he doesn't bore me. He made us because he's never home half the time.

It's going to be hard.

Yeah. Sometimes I feel like a single mom, but where would he come at night?

Jonathan.

Jonathan. What are you doing?

Don't let him go near water. Keep him away.

You keep away from my son.

I don't mean him any harm. Just listen.

He is in danger.

Go.

Watch out for her.

Who is she? She's a psychic.

We have to go to her.

Yeah. Have your nails done. Get her reading.

No, really. It was a ticket first. You know, we really liked her.

Yeah, and then one of our friends got suspicious and they checked her out.

She's a suspect in a murder.

That's why she moved here.

You coming, Mom?

Mom needs a rest. She's had a hard day. Here you go.

Have a good time at the movie. I'll see you when you get back, okay? All righty.

Bye -bye.

Charles?

Charles?

You guys home already?

Oh, I'm losing it.

I'm really losing it.

No one was there.

No.

Not that I could see.

The room was steamed up, right?

Of course you couldn't see. Charlie, it's not just this. And I've been trying

tell you. Trying to tell me what? I didn't want to worry you.

What? Because it sounds crazy. I don't care how it sounds. I've got to know.

I feel...

I feel like there's something in here with me. Something in this house.

Things have been happening.

Like, Jonathan's toys will move when I'm not looking.

At first, it didn't bother me. It was playful and funny.

And I was kind of hoping... Hoping what?

That it was... But, baby, come back to be with me. Okay, honey.

It's okay.

You can cry all you want.

I know it can't be true. No, it can't. I'm sorry.

But, you know, it's not just that. It's something else.

It's something that is not playful.

I've got this bad feeling.

Tonight, like something is watching me in here.

And I know how this sounds.

No, it's okay. I want you to tell me. You've got to tell me.

I shouldn't have pushed you into moving.

It was too soon.

It's been six months since I lost the baby, Charlie.

You did not push me.

I wanted to.

What are we going to do, Patty?

I don't want to go back to where we were.

No, I know you don't.

Allie told me that she saw a doctor when she lost her baby.

I think that's a good idea.

And I'm not even sure if these things I'm seeing are really there. You know,

it's a new house.

I read in an article that moving is one of the most stressful things you can do,

so... I guess I'm worried that I've put my family through enough already.

I've hurt them, so... I think you're being too hard on yourself.

He had a very traumatic experience.

But what's wrong with me?

People... People who've experienced painful losses sometimes react in

very unpredictable ways.

Like seeing things?

Hearing things.

Anxiety, sleeplessness. And there is a possibility of postpartum depression

here. The baby didn't live.

But your body doesn't know that.

You're still adjusting hormonally. So I'm not having a nervous breakdown?

I see no sign of that.

What should I do if I start seeing things again?

Well, you could try closing your eyes, taking a deep,

cleansing breath.

Relax.

And when you open your eyes...

Hopefully, whatever is there will be gone.

What just went through your head?

Well, you're saying it isn't real.

So it can't be my baby's spirit?

No.

He had a soul.

Of course he did.

But he's gone now.

Who are you to say that no one ever comes back?

Did you go to the doctor, Ronnie?

Yeah.

Are you sick?

Well, not anymore.

I feel pretty good.

Don't forget, I'm the official family taster. Let me know when it's ready.

I'm off to the hardware store. See you in a bit.

It's ridiculous.

Did you see that?

Well, it's not happening. Ignore it. It's not.

We'll do what Dr. Winston said. Yes, we'll close our eyes and breathe deeply.

Deep, long, cleansing breaths.

Okay, let's just forget about the cake and...

You know you're not supposed to be taking a bath by yourself.

Mom!

Mom? What kind of sandwich do you want? Turkey or...

Hey, Jamal.

Good you brought her in right away.

I'm worried to death about her.

What does she say happened?

She told me that something pushed my son under the water.

And then that he... What does your little boy say?

He's not saying a whole lot now. He's pretty shook up. My nine -year -old says

that her mom's telling the truth.

She's a smart girl. She doesn't lie.

Maybe she's not deliberately lying.

She's probably come to believe what her mother believes.

Children are very protective of their mothers, especially when their mothers

sick. What's wrong with her? I don't know.

She's hallucinating.

We have to try to rule out any physical problems.

Like what?

I don't want to worry you, but it could be a tumor or a blood clot.

After we finish the EEG, I'd like to take a cath scan.

You're supposed to take three a day.

And I want them.

Now, hon, the doctor said that you're supposed to take these. The doctor

find anything wrong with me, did he? No.

No, he didn't. But that doesn't mean that something's not going on.

Oh, I think there is something going on.

It's not in my head. I know what I'm seeing and hearing is real.

There's something in this house, and it wants us gone.

What? What? What is it, Patty?

You think I'm losing him on you like I did before, don't you?

I am not falling apart because of the baby, Charlie. If I was going to lose my

mind, I would have done that six months ago. I got through it, didn't I?

No, maybe you didn't.

And for my sake, for the children's sake, could you consider that? Don't you

think I have been considering that ever since we got here? God!

I'm convinced, Charlie. The kids are not safe here. It's just going to get

worse. Maybe what we should do is I'm going to call my mother, ask her to come

and watch the kids, okay? Oh, you think I can't take care of them right now?

What would you think if it were me, if I started seeing things?

Huh? That.

What would you... Please.

Would you try to get past how this looks and just trust me? No, this time you've

got to trust me.

If anything else happens, my mother's on the next bus. Look, I'm trying to watch

out for us all.

I want to move, Charlie.

I want to move.

Hey, where are the kids?

I tried to call you, but you were already gone.

I'm taking over the carpool.

We thought maybe you needed a rest.

Right.

You too, Martha?

I'm sorry, Patty.

You. You remember me.

Right. You're the one that told me to get away.

Yeah. I apologize for that.

I'm sure all your friends at the supermarket told you all the dirt about

Tell them they don't have to worry anymore. I'm leaving town.

Well, I don't think I'm going to be speaking with them again.

You too, huh?

You see a cane anywhere.

They said that you were a suspect and a murderer.

Is that true?

A friend of mine was murdered.

I saw it happen. I tried to stop it.

But you couldn't.

I made it worse.

I was a suspect.

Because I was there, and I had no reason to be there. No logical reason.

And I have this limp to remind me not to interfere with fate. Now, if you don't

mind, I've got a lot of things I have to do.

Do you remember the little boy that I was with, my son?

Well, what you said about the water came true.

Your boy's not here. No, he's out with his dad.

Would you like some? Lemonade? No, I hate lemonade.

Okay.

There's something here.

My daughter found that out in the orchard.

A boy.

A tiny one.

A boy or a baby?

It's a little boy who used to live here.

No, that's not... What are you looking at?

That's it. That...

That's it.

It's moving, yes?

That's it. That's what I'm talking about. It is moving. Yes, that is what

been talking about. You see it.

Yes.

What's wrong?

Delia, are you all right?

You should have told me this house was haunted.

Dangerous to make contact with the dead if you're not prepared. I'm sorry. I had

to make sure that you were for real. But, gosh, you can't go now.

You are the first person who's actually believed me.

You might want to start looking for a new house.

Normally, when we die, our soul moves on to another plane of consciousness.

But sometimes, if people die unexpectedly or violently, they get

this world and the next.

Is that what happened to the little boy?

He's very lost. He's confused.

He doesn't even know he's dead.

There's something else I wouldn't know.

Yes.

Sometimes when people die, they don't want to go into the light.

They're attracted to the darkness.

And because of a sickness in their soul, they let the dark take over. They

linger. They try to relive events from their past.

Their past. This is a brand new house. Nobody's ever lived here before. It was

built on a vacant lot. The dead are drawn to the living.

Give me your hand.

You have three children.

That's why they're here.

You were looking for something. You were open.

Be careful.

Not of the little boy, but of the other one. He's using you. He's drawing on

your energy.

Like he did to you upstairs?

Yes. Don't let him in.

And don't be afraid.

He'll use it against you. Don't be afraid. Come on.

How am I going to do that?

I've seen what this thing has done with my two kids. I've got a husband who

thinks I'm crazy because I'm not going to protect them.

There's a name here on the back.

She used to live on this land.

Charlotte Parish.

1915?

You think she was still alive?

Does she have any other family?

None that I've seen.

That's her.

Charlotte Parrish?

My name is Patricia Johnson, and my daughter found this in a lemon orchard.

The orchard?

Yes, we live right next to them, and I understand that your family used to own

property up there. Are they still there?

Yes, they are. Did your family have a house there?

Oh, we had a big old place.

Miss Parrish, I know this is going to sound like a strange question, but...

Did anyone die up there? Did any... Die?

Die?

Why, you're a morbid young woman.

I'm sorry.

You have children.

What are their names? Tell me their names.

Molly and Jonathan.

Jonathan.

In the Bible, his name means gift from God.

I'm sorry, but it is very important, really, about the house. In my day,

people did die in their own rooms.

Yes. Now, can you remember who it was or how it happened?

I'm sorry.

It comes and goes these days.

Miss Parrish, it's time for your procedure.

Sorry.

Miss Parrish, may I?

May I come and see you again sometime?

This is mine.

My mother gave it to me.

Get out of that house.

I'll do a short haul.

Good.

You need the money?

I, uh... I found this sweater in the car. Is this yours?

No.

Do you know we have a sidekick in town?

No.

Well, it belongs to her.

What, you're seeing a psychic?

Oh, come on, Patty, you're not bringing her in the house, are you?

I told you this has got to stop.

If there's something going on with you, you've got to tell me. I know, I know.

You're making me think I shouldn't go to work.

No, go. You... You've got to go.

I'll be fine. I'm seeing the doctor.

Hallie has promised that she'd take care of Jonathan for me.

I've got a problem, and...

I'm going to take care of it.

I won't be long.

Where are we?

This is my house.

Are you all right, Miss Parrish?

It's gone.

Everything's gone.

Charlotte, are you all right? Would you like to sit down?

I used to play in these fields when I was a little girl.

Dear Lord, what did they do with the grave?

Grave? What grave?

It was our family graveyard.

Are you sure?

I could swear it was that tree.

We had two stories, just like you. I remember.

And all the bedrooms were upstairs.

And... A light

from the sky flashed about him. The Lord struck him down.

He fell to the ground.

Who fell to the ground?

Charlotte, the man in the locket.

Oh, Charlotte.

Charlotte, why don't we go sit down?

Come on, we'll sit down.

Come on.

Who killed the child?

His father.

My father.

He drowned my little brother.

In the bathtub?

My mother was leaving him, and he wanted to punish her.

She shot him.

He wasn't always a bad man.

He was losing everything.

His family, the farm.

It just pushed him over the edge.

What about your mother?

She went to jail.

When she got out, it was never the same.

Pat, open the door.

The little boy.

Who is he?

He's your brother.

Dad? He doesn't know

he's dead.

He senses your loss and your love. He thinks

he's your son. He doesn't want to go.

You've got to help.

Me? He's resisting. He doesn't want to leave you.

What would you say to your baby?

Did he have a name?

Matthew.

What would you say to him?

Your mama loves you.

She's waiting for you.

And she will see your face again, Daniel. It's okay.

Oh, you can go, Daniel. It's okay.

It's okay to go.

Daniel, see your mother?

She's waiting for you.

She'll help you across.

Go into the light.

He's gone.

God bless you, young woman.

Charlotte, would you like to wait downstairs while Patty and I clear the

He's angry at us for taking his child away.

He's afraid of going to hell.

Can you do any...

Vival, Toby, hypocrite, go away.

You belong in hell.

Toby.

Open the door.

Did she do that?

Yes. She tapped into her strength. She willed him away.

And it's over.

Oh, thank you.

No.

Patty, he wants your son.

Jonathan. Especially now that he lost his.

Is that you, Patty?

Yeah, it's me. Hi.

Dan said you left hours ago. Where are you? Yeah, I took the kids and we're at

motel. We can't stay there, Charlie. The house is not safe.

What happened?

I told you about the psychic, right? Well, she took me to an old woman who

to actually live on the property when she was a little girl. It was where they

lived. And we brought her back to the house. She told us that her father

murdered his son right there on our property, Charlie. Right there. It was

violent. This guy was crazy. It was awful, which is why the house and

room shakes like...

Okay, okay.

But I can prove this to you, Charlie. There is a graveyard on our property.

Graves?

Uh -huh.

Charlotte, the woman, the old woman, she recognized the oak tree right there.

Those are desecrated graves, Charlie.

Graves? Yes, graves. You know what that means, right? We cannot stay here,

right? No, Patty, you're right. We can't.

But tell me, where are you?

We need to talk about what we're going to do as a family.

What the hell is going on here?

I called him right after I talked to you. He said he better come.

Why did you do that?

Patricia? I am having a conversation with my husband in private. Patty,

Patty, you lied to me.

Now, you didn't go see the doctor.

You let that woman in our home, took the kids. I was half out of my mind.

I had to get them out, Charlie.

I know you did what you thought was right. So what, are you having me

huh? Is that what's going on? No, that's not it. No, we just have to find out

what's wrong. I'll tell you what is wrong. Take care of you. I have got to

care of my kids. Come on, Jonathan. Jonathan, no. Mommy!

Mommy! You cannot take them.

Charlie, no, you will not take them. Patricia, you're making this harder on

everyone.

Charlie, please do not do this, Charlie.

Patty, what else can I do?

Look at the kids.

Look at their faces.

I just want to take them home. I want to get them some hot chocolate and I want

to put them to bed.

We've got to calm down. Charlie, you cannot take it. It is not safe. Call the

woman. Call her. Ask her about the graves. Ask her about the graves. She

tell you about the graves. You have to call her. No, no, no, no. I talked to

builder. There are no graves.

There are no graves.

Okay. Charlie, don't you believe me? Why won't you believe me? Listen to me. I

was in the house, Charlie. I saw what happened there. I am not crazy, Charlie.

Charlie, come to the motel, at least.

Charlie!

Mommy! Mommy!

Take him back to that house, Charlie.

Charlie. Charlie.

She's going to be all right, sweetie.

She's going to be all right. It's all right.

Dad, why didn't you leave a light on?

We'll turn one on. We'll turn them all on. I don't want to go in there. Molly,

this is our home.

Everything's going to be all right. Come on.

Can I talk to her, please?

She's having some tests done and then she needs to get some sleep.

Why don't you call back in the morning? Are you sure we're doing the right

thing? It's the only thing.

Tell her I love her.

Tell her everyone is fine here.

Your husband called. He said everyone was fine.

Please sit down. I'm going to give you something. He went back there. He took

them back.

I know you've been feeling upset and anxious about what's going on. Mr.

don't make me call the doctor.

Now, I'm going to give you some medication. I don't need medication.

is to talk to my family. Please, will you just get me a phone?

Could somebody please get me a phone?

Thank you.

Thank you.

No? Johnny! Johnny, it's me, it's Mommy.

Are you okay?

Yes.

Did I wake you up?

No.

What were you doing?

There was a man in here.

Is it Daddy?

Dad's outside.

John, Jonathan, I need to talk to Daddy.

Johnny, go outside.

Go outside and get me, Daddy.

Johnny, don't hurt him.

This is Jones. What are you doing out of bed?

You know, you can't leave.

You can't leave.

So let me just help you get out of bed, okay?

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

Show him a mother's love is stronger show him the light can beat the darkness

No, Patty.

Don't.

It's up to you, Patty.

His strength has been drained. He can't help you.

You can't get him out.

It's okay.

Reach your hand out.

I'm here.

Come on.

Come on, baby.

Reach.

Don't look at me.

Don't look at it!

I won't let you go, baby. I won't let you go.

Come on down, Patty.

Come on down. Are you all right?

Mommy? Jonathan?

You all right?

Yeah.

I'm okay.

You okay?

Yeah.

Let's go. Let's go.

He's gone.

Now are we? Now are we?

Barbecue Saturday?

No, thanks, my friend. We're out of here. Have a good life.

Catch you on the whip, Stan.

It's all right.

Oh.

Look,

the kids are here. We're all here.

Come on.

We are out of there. We are out of there. We did get out.

We are safe.

It's all right.