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[spooky music]

♪ ♪

[creaking]

[crow cawing]

[ghostly wailing]

[frogs croaking]

[crickets chirping]

[thunder booming]

[spooky organ music]

♪ ♪

[ghostly wailing]

[clock ticking]

Ahh.

You're early.

Welcome to Channel 13's special

Saturday night Frightmare

theatre.

[woman screams]

As usual, the master is once

again away on business and has

left me with the dubious task

of being your host for tonight's

gruesome entertainment.

But I'm more than thrilled to

have you here for such a truly

wretched feature, indeed...

strictly for those deep‐seated

in the macabre.

[thunder crashes]

[woman screams]

[wicked laughter]

[creaking]

In tonight's ghastly account,

we're hot on the entrails of

four young companions on their

way to a wedding.

And what could be more pleasant

and serene than that, you ask?

Well, I wouldn't know.

Because let me tell you, fright

fans, we here at the mansion

don't care for such

pleasantries and have already

taken liberty to adjust their

schedule to fit our needs.

[woman screams]

And it won't be long before the

wedding bells they so wish for

have turned to...

let us just say that

that of a very different sort.

But now I won't let the bat

out of the bag just yet.

[woman moans in agony]

No, I think all of you out there

should wait and see what we have

in store for you.

Perhaps some of the biggest

surprises lay ahead.

So sit back and enjoy.

Delve into your deepest

and darkest indulgences

as we proudly present tonight's

creaturous feature, The Roost.

[ominous organ music]

♪ ♪

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[thunder booming]

[radio static]

Looks like we're in for

a doozy tonight.

The Martinsville storm watch

is predicting a real soaker,

something truly off the charts.

Good new is, though, it won't

hit town until late.

So all you trick‐or‐treaters out

there feel free to get the day's

work done.

Just make sure Mom and Dad

remember to lock up safe and

sound.

Ahh, all this precaution makes

me dizzy.

If you ask me, folks, there's

nothing better to cap off

a spooky evening than a great

Halloween night storm.

Can't believe Mike's getting

married.

So enjoy it while it lasts.

Yes, you can.

It's totally his style to get

married before anyone else.

More importantly, that's all

for now on this hour's weather

watch.

I don't know, I just think

it's weird thinking of him with

a wife.

Sound of my voice and get

back to what we've all been

waiting for:

Frightmares.

[spooky sound effects on radio]

Why?

I don't know.

I just can't see him with all

that stuff.

Please, he's the commitment

master.

He was with what's‐her‐face for,

like, what, three and a half

years or something?

And now he's been with Kate for

four?

I think it's like five now.

See?

Exactly.

I don't know.

I still think it's weird.

It feels as if we've been

hiking forever.

Whatever.

All in good time.

We have many more obstacles that

still lay ahead.

You're leading us on some

sort of wild goose chase.

Well, I‐‐I'll just‐‐‐

[woman screams on radio]

[creaking]

Sally, my love, what is it?

I‐‐I saw something over

there, by that tree.

Oh, Duncan, it was horrible.

I don't think it was human.

How do you know if we're even

going the right way anymore?

I have to arm myself.

Duncan.

What do you mean?

We haven't turned or anything.

Yeah, but when was the last

sign you saw that said 100?

I'm going to see if there's

another way around.

I don't know.

But when's the last road you saw

other than this one?

[spooky music]

[radio static]

I wish we had just kept going

Mike's way.

[scoffs] Yeah, right.

You were the biggest baby of all

of us when we were stuck back

there in traffic.

Don't even give me that.

Yeah, but look.

I mean, at least there were

other cars and people around us

before.

Yeah, plenty of them,

stuck right next to us.

Sally, everything will be

all right.

Look, we wouldn't be half as

far as we are now

if we would have stayed on that

road back there, okay?

So just...

cool it.

[sighs]

This is totally the better

way to go.

[screams on radio]

[thunder booming]

It came from inside that

cave.

We shall smoke it out,

and then we shall destroy it.

Hand me the torch.

Duncan, no, we mustn't!

No, Sally, we must.

Stand behind me and I shall

protect you.

Let us see what lurks within

these shadows.

Let us find out what this horror

is all about.

[radio static]

[bat screeching]

[screaming and screeching]

Uh!

[radio static]

The curse of old age,

I suppose.

It's a shame that Sally

and Duncan have to be

exposed to this kind of danger.

They are so young

and so full of life.

If they only knew...

if Duncan only knew where poor,

poor Sally really came from.

[owl hoots]

I talked to Noreen and told

her we'd be there about 8:30.

She doesn't have to worry about

picking us up.

She knows what we're doing,

so we'll give her a call

when we get there on Sunday.

You got the tickets?

Yes.

Mm‐hmm, yes.

They're in my bag.

I don't know why you insist on

taking this piece of junk when

we have a perfectly nice car

in the garage.

Piece of junk?

What's the matter with you,

woman?

This here's a classic.

Uh.

Did you remember to lock

the barn?

[sighs]

How did you know he was

a professor?

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[thunder crackling]

All I got to do is jump

every time her sister calls.

Got nothing else to do, no.

Just running down here when

she starts whining.

[flapping]

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[screechy music crescendoes]

[woman screaming]

Duncan, where are you?

Shh.

Sally, stay calm.

Well, my torch is going out.

It's too dark in here.

I can't find you.

I'll find you, Sally.

You've got to trust me.

Please, Duncan, I'm scared.

Sally, you must stay right‐‐

[wind howling]

Elvin?

[creaking]

Where are you?

[flapping]

[wind howling]

[nervously] Elvin?

What's going on?

[door creaking]

[roaring and screaming]

[spooky roaring continues]

[grunting]

Hold on.

It's stuck.

It's stuck on a rock right

behind the axle.

There's no way we can back

it up.

I'm afraid I must go.

I must return to my companions.

Damn it.

I am sorry.

You fool.

[robotic voice] Run but you

will not get far.

There is more than a way to‐‐

you'll see.

You'll see.

[evil laughter]

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[water rushing]

What do you think it was?

[water rushing rapidly]

All right, the car's not

going anywhere.

Did you try your cell phone

again?

Yeah, it's dead.

You used up all the battery

when you were talking to Mike.

All right, I say we go up the

road and try to find a house.

How do you know there's

a house?

'Cause there's a fence along

the road back there.

So?

So someone put it there.

They don't just have fences out

in the middle of nowhere.

How far do you think it is?

Not far.

I mean, we can sit here all

night if you guys want, but

I think that we should at least

go and look.

I don't know, I just think

it's weird going up to someone's

house in the middle of the

night, especially out here.

It's not weird if it's

an emergency.

Whatever, I'll go.

I don't care.

Do you guys have a flashlight

in the car or something?

I think in the glove

compartment.

No, hold on.

Let me get my jacket.

[sighs]

This sucks.

It'll be okay.

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

Come on.

Go ahead.

Let's go.

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

Do you see anything, man?

No, but it looks like there's

a light on.

[engine revving]

[heavy metal music]

♪ ♪

Turn down the music.

I just need to call my mom.

Please, Ray!

Hey!

They're not gonna see us.

Ray, seriously.

Come on, now, for five seconds.

This is dangerous!

Come on, please.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey, come on!

[coughing]

[doorbell buzzing]

[clock ticking]

[crickets chirping]

[owl hoots]

[loud knocking]

[grandfather clock chimes]

You've got to be kidding me.

This is so a pain.

Now what?

Great.

[sighs]

Try your cell phone again.

I already did.

It's dead.

Let me see it.

I can't make any calls.

[owl hoots]

Fuck, dude, we just walked

all the way here for nothing.

Well...

I don't know.

Why don't we go up the road and

see if there's another house up

there or something?

Another house?

Yeah, right.

Where was the last one you saw

before this?

We're in the middle of nowhere.

The next house could be who

knows how many miles away.

Fuck that.

Maybe we should just go back

to the car.

I don't think we should get that

far away from it.

[owl hoots]

Why don't we just walk

a little bit further up the

road, just to see if anything's

there?

No, dude.

I'm not doing dark walker

up that road again.

You guys can go, that's fine.

But I'm fucking staying right

here.

No, you guys, he's right.

Look, it's way too dark to go up

that road again.

If we're gonna go anywhere,

let's just go back to the car.

Back to the car for what?

It's not going anywhere.

Besides, unless it's a tow

truck, what are they gonna do?

I don't know.

But it's my car, and I really

don't want to just leave it down

there.

All right, hold on.

The car's fine, first of all.

All right?

Why don't Trev and I just walk

up the road and see if there's

another house or something,

and if there isn't, we'll come

back here, we'll go to the car,

we'll wait, and figure something

else out.

I don't know.

Are you okay with that?

We'll go up the road?

Yeah, that's cool.

All right.

As long as I'm waiting here,

I don't care what you two do.

All right.

Are okay with staying here for,

like‐‐for, like, ten minutes

until we get back?

Are you okay?

Yeah, fine.

Okay, okay.

All right.

All right, we'll be back.

[thunder crackling]

[wind howling]

[owl hooting]

Brian hasn't stop complaining

this whole trip, man.

And your sister's not getting

any better.

What's with you guys, anyway?

I mean, you're so weird with

each other sometimes.

I just don't get it.

What do you want me to say,

man?

I don't know.

She's been fighting with my

father nonstop ever since I left

the house.

She's just defensive,

that's all.

Yeah, fine, man, whatever.

I mean, you two are one thing,

but Brian?

Why did you decide to invite him

along, anyway?

I decided to‐‐

You knew he was going to be

like this.

I decided to invite him along

because Michael wanted him at

his wedding, and I'm not just

going to say, "No, we can't take

him up," even though we have

a free space in our car.

When's the last time he's

seen Michael?

When's the last time he's seen

any of us, for that matter?

The only reason he came along is

because you said he could come

along.

Do you think he would really be

going to Michael's wedding

otherwise?

Fine, but that doesn't mean

you have to fight with him on

the trip because you feel like

it.

Why, because you don't want

to deal with it?

No, it's not because I don't

want to deal with it; it's

because it's not doing anything

for our situation here.

Come on, man.

And then you act like it's not

bothering you.

I'm not acting like it's not

bothering me.

You are acting like it's not

bothering you.

[sighs]

Trevor.

What?

Shine your flashlight over

here.

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

This looks like it just

happened.

Must have been a big truck

to do that, man.

I don't know.

[engine revving]

Oh, man, a car.

Car.

I think it's a cop.

Hey!

Hey!

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[skwoonchy noises]

[siren wailing]

You two all right?

Yeah, our car's stuck about

a half a mile down the road

there.

I got a call about a vehicle

in a ditch down by the bridge.

Is that you two?

Well, there's four of us.

The other two are up at the

house there.

Anybody hurt?

No, everyone's fine.

Our car, though, is stuck on

this big rock.

We can't move it.

All right, hop in the back.

[organ music on radio]

We will return to our special

Halloween show‐‐

You boys are lucky somebody

came along.

You could've been stuck out here

all night.

[owl hooting]

[crickets chirping]

[tree branch snapping]

[rustling]

Brian?

[heavy breathing]

Oh, my God!

Don't do that!

What?

What?

Creep up on me like that.

Hardly.

All I did was tap you on the

shoulder.

It's not my fault you weren't

paying attention.

God, Brian.

[chuckles]

There was nothing around back.

All the doors are locked.

Where are they?

I don't know.

They said they were gonna

come right back.

Yeah, I told them walking was

a bad idea.

God, I hate this.

We should never have gotten off

the main road.

This was such a stupid idea.

[imitating Trevor] "No, guys,

come on, listen.

This is gonna be a better way,

you'll see."

Oh, relax.

What an idiot.

Relax, it'll be fine.

Fine?

Yeah.

Brian, come on, this is not

fine.

We're stuck out here in the

middle of the night.

Listen, calm down.

All right?

They'll be back any minute.

Then we'll all go back and wait

by the stupid car to flag

someone down.

Then we'll finally get somebody,

and it'll take five hours to get

the car out of the fucking

ditch, and we'll still have

another two hour drive to Mike's

stupid‐ass wedding.

[chuckles]

Then we'll get there and

he'll be super pissed off and

freaking out about how late we

are, and Elliott will be trying

to fix everything, and it will

be the most pain of all time.

And then it will be done, okay?

[chuckles]

Your favorite's going to be when

we show up tomorrow morning

instead of tonight.

But do you know how annoying

everything's gonna be by then?

[laughter]

This is gonna seem like the best

part of the whole weekend by

that time.

Still, though...

Yeah.

Whatever.

Whaaatever.

Hey, let's go check out that

barn shit over there.

No, that's okay.

Come on, it looks huge.

Let's go.

Mm‐mm.

I'm gonna wait here for them

to get back.

All right, you snooze,

you lose.

Just yell for me if they show

up, okay?

[ominous music]

♪ ♪

[creaking]

[crashing sound]

[flapping]

[bats squeaking]

[flapping and squeaking]

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

Where's Brian?

He's over at the barn.

Do you want us to go get him?

Sure.

Why don't you go do that?

I'll take a quick look around.

We ran into him, like,

50 feet up the road.

The car that passed us before

called in our car and he was

just on his way to go check it

out.

So are we gonna go somewhere

with him?

Back to the car.

Called in a tow truck, but

it's gonna be at least an hour

before it can get here, so he's

just gonna bring us back to our

car and we're gonna wait there.

Okay.

Should've seen this dead deer

we found.

What?

It was weird looking, man.

It reminded me of Trevor's mom.

[laughter]

[owl hooting]

[squeaky creaking]

Brian?

Where did he go?

I don't know.

He said he was coming down to

the barn.

[foreboding music]

♪ ♪

[creaking]

Hey, man...

There's a cop here, man.

What the hell is he doing?

[suspenseful music]

♪ ♪

[impatiently] Brian?

Come on, man.

Are you sure he came in here?

[bats squeaking and flapping]

[door creaking open]

[rattling noise]

[creaking]

[buzzing]

[coughs]

[bats squeaking]

Brian?

Brian?

Shhh.

[rattling]

Do you hear that?

[dramatic music]

[bats screeching]

Ahhh!

[footsteps]

[bats screeching]

[footsteps]

[bats screeching]

thud!

[Allison gasps]

[heavy breathing]

[bats screeching wildly]

They're coming back.

Come on.

[urgently] Come on.

[suspenseful violin music]

♪ ♪

[bats screeching]

They're all over.

[bats screeching]

[suspenseful violin music]

♪ ♪

[crickets chirping]

It's been over ten minutes.

Doesn't look like they're coming

back.

I'm telling you, they're gone.

Come look.

Hold this.

We can do this, man.

His car isn't that far.

I don't know.

I'll do it.

I can get out there and make it

back.

I know I can.

And what if they aren't out

there?

They are.

I watched him put them in his

pocket.

We can get out of here if we get

them.

I think we should stay here.

Besides, we don't even know

where Brian is.

Yeah, but, I know that I can

make it out there and back

before anything happens.

Listen, all we have to do

is make it to his car.

And his car is, what, 100 yards

from the front of the barn,

if that?

And I bet if we make our way

through this door and up through

the top, we won't even have to

go back outside until we get to

the other end.

And if the coast is clear‐‐

How do you know there's

nothing up there?

I don't know for sure.

But it's a lot better than going

back outside or staying in here

all night.

Yeah, okay, and what about

Brian?

What about Brian?

He's not stupid enough to be

outside right now.

He's probably already up there

somewhere.

If we don't find him up there,

we'll just drive around and look

for him once we make it to the

car.

What, and just leave him here

if he doesn't come out?

Fine, I don't know what to do

about Brian right now.

All I know is that right now

there's nothing out there,

and I don't know how long that's

gonna last, and I don't want to

take that chance.

So unless you two have a better

idea, I'm going to go out there,

I'm gonna get those keys,

and we're all gonna leave.

He's gone.

That's impossible.

We both saw him.

Maybe he crawled away.

[scoffs] Yeah, right.

He was covered with them.

Besides, you saw him fall.

There's no way he could still

be alive.

[door creaking open]

[whispering]

Ahhh!

[Allison screaming]

Get him off!

[screaming]

Help!

[snarling viciously]

[gate creaking]

[roars and howls]

[panting]

Let's get out of here.

[coughs]

Look.

I knew it.

There's a hole at the top.

See if you guys can get up on

that side.

Here.

[eerie music]

♪ ♪

I can't see anything.

Watch out for that hole right

there.

[gunshot]

[dramatic music]

Trevor!

Trevor?

Shit.

Come on.

Come on.

[dramatic music]

[flapping]

[bats screeching]

[dramatic violin music]

♪ ♪

Elliott!

Go, just go!

Hurry up!

[bats flapping and screeching]

[squeaking]

[scratching]

[water dripping]

[bat flapping and squeaking]

Where's Trevor?

All right, listen.

There's a set of stairs right

under here.

I'll meet you at the bottom.

[thunder booming]

[eerie music]

♪ ♪

[hooves pounding]

[laughter]

[horses neighing]

[dogs barking]

[bell ringing]

[dogs barking]

[snarling]

[horn fanfare]

[baby crying]

[echoing gunshot]

[demented violin music]

♪ ♪

[door creaks open]

[tin can rolling]

[shuffling noise]

[creepy music]

♪ ♪

[phone rings]

Mike?

Yeah, what are you guys

doing?

Everyone's waiting for you.

[whispering frantically] You

have to help us.

Mike?

Hello?

[phone beeps]

Oh, no.

[beeping]

Oh, my God.

Come on, go on.

[flapping]

[heartbeat throbbing]

[suspenseful violin music]

♪ ♪

Let's go.

[gunshot]

[roaring]

Ahh!

[gunshot]

Where did those shots come

from?

I can't see anything.

It's too dark.

[suspenseful violin music]

♪ ♪

[sputtering]

[bats flapping and screeching]

[moaning]

[screeching wildly]

[thunder booming]

[Allison crying]

Boo hoo.

I hate to interrupt this

touching moment, but this grisly

display of affection is far too

grotesque, even for the likes of

me to take.

In all my history here at the

mansion, I've never seen such

a pathetic display of‐‐of‐‐

of character.

I mean, I certainly have been

here a long‐‐I certainly have

seen it all.

But those of you who don't

remember, last week's encounter

was far more terrifying than

tonight's events, and look where

it got them.

[organ trills morbidly]

Right where we want them.

[sighs] But, alas, seeing as how

it is a holiday, I'll agree to

give pathetic old Elliott and

his silly little sister Allison

one more chance to get it right.

But if I allow him to go back

in time and save themselves the

embarrassment, one must expect

it to come with dire

consequences.

But let us now rejoin our doomed

companions, and all of you out

there can soon see what terror

is yet to come.

[radio static]

[squeaking]

[rewinding noise]

[thunder booming]

[eerie music]

♪ ♪

Come here, look at this.

Come here.

What is it?

Oh, my God.

It's all right; it's dead.

How do you know?

Just look at it.

It's dead.

It's just a bat.

Oh, my gosh, there he is!

He was there a second ago.

Where?

He was right there.

He must have gone underneath.

All right, come on, let's go.

Come on.

[loud footsteps]

[rattling]

Stay here.

Stay.

[creaking]

Close the door.

[door crashes shut]

Trevor?

[eerie music]

♪ ♪

[whispering]

[flapping]

[demonically] Elliott...

[evil laughter]

[gate creaking open]

He wasn't there.

I think that we should go.

What?

I would've seen him.

All right?

I would've seen him or

he would've seen me.

I was down there for too long.

I saw him down there.

We can't just leave him.

Fine, we don't have to leave

him, but we can wait for him in

the car.

All right, you saw how that cop

was and what happened to Brain.

I don't want us to be stuck in

here if there are other things

outside that are going to do the

same thing to us.

Let's just get in the car,

and then we'll go look for him,

all right?

Look, I'm sure he's fine.

But you and me have to get

out of here right now.

[growling]

[screaming]

[gurgling]

Arrgh!

[monstrous growling]

[whispering] Elliott...

[eerie whispering]

Help...

[evil laughter]

[suspenseful violin music]

♪ ♪

[monstrous wailing]

[vicious roaring]

[gurgling]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[evil laughter]

Hey!

Hey, we need some help.

You called for a tow?

[Elliott panting]

Do you have a‐‐do you have

a phone or a radio in your

truck?

We need to get an ambulance

right now.

Yeah, I got a radio.

Uh, just stay put.

I'll be right back.

That concludes

our Halloween presentation

of Creatures of the Dark.

[bat flapping and squeaking]

Ahh!

Ahh!

[screaming]

[bats screeching]

[bats flapping wildly]

[screeching]

[roaring]

Well, well.

Certainly glad to see

old Elliott got what

he deserved, and from

his sister, no less.

That's what I call real sibling

rivalry.

Personally, I couldn't take

their grovelling much more.

I was quite pleased to see their

demise.

Oh, but, all the other,

don't fret.

It's not all I have planned.

No, I have one more surprise

in store for you...

something I suspect to really

get its teeth in‐‐

[creaking]

[bloodthirsty growling]

The master's home.

Quickly, you must go.

What are you waiting for?

Get out of here.

I can't be seen with you.

[growling]

[urgently] He hasn't eaten.

[snarling]

Quick, take‐‐take the back

stairwell.

I'll stall him as long as I can.

Go, go now, go!

[demonic growing]

[echoed screams]

[glass shattering]

[rattling]

[snarling]

[vicious snarling]

[furious roar]

[funky music]

♪ That's right, ♪

♪ I ain't scared in the least ♪

♪ if there's enough ♪

♪ blood and guts ♪

♪ to satiate the beast. ♪

♪ At night the blood run down ♪

♪ your neck and chest, ♪

♪ 'cause killing bitches ♪

♪ in the dark ♪

♪ is what I do best. ♪

♪ Caught doing ♪

♪ something again, ♪

♪ you were skinny dipping. ♪

♪ Cut you to the bone ♪

♪ that night 'cause ♪

♪ Jack is still rippin'. ♪

♪ Blood splattered, ♪

♪ don't matter how bad. ♪

♪ I got a whole camp to kill. ♪

♪ No, I don't have time ♪

♪ to shudder. ♪

♪ I'll be lurking silent ♪

♪ thinkin' about ♪

♪ gettin' violent. ♪

♪ You can try to run, ♪

♪ but I wouldn't suggest ♪

♪ trying it. ♪

♪ I'll just walk ♪

♪ slow behind you ♪

♪ to your shallow grave, ♪

♪ 'cause dead, naked virgin ♪

♪ is all I truly crave. ♪

♪ I'm the murderer ♪

♪ you heard about, ♪

♪ stories round the fire. ♪

♪ A little peace and quiet ♪

♪ is all I desire. ♪

♪ But not until ♪

♪ these kids are gone. ♪

♪ All y'all be dead by dawn. ♪

♪ I'm not a real killer. ♪

♪ I'm trying ♪

♪ to find my way home. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ A hatchet, a knife, ♪

♪ or machete. ♪

♪ Yeah. ♪

♪ The dirty dog misses, ♪

♪ now you're ready for Reggie. ♪

♪ I can kill at will ♪

♪ 'cause you can't trace ♪

♪ my DNA. ♪

♪ A ghost who hosts a demon ♪

♪ who don't know no other way. ♪

♪ Y'all better pray and beg ♪

♪ that the Devil lets me back, ♪

♪ or y'all find out ♪

♪ what I do with a teen ♪

♪ or an axe. ♪

♪ 20 bloody bodies ♪

♪ in a stack. ♪

♪ I know the game, ♪

♪ wait till ♪

♪ she's naked to attack. ♪

♪ Ahh! ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

[screams]

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

♪ I raise hell ♪

♪ 'cause I can ♪

♪ never make it there. ♪

♪ They tried to send me ♪

♪ down below, ♪

♪ but now the Devil's scared. ♪

[weird laughter]