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[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

[SCREAM]

I do believe it.

I mean, how else do you explain all these missing people,

all these bodies found with bite marks?

People say they're animals.

You bet your ass they're fucking animals.

Let me stand back.

I've lived here 71 one years.

And there's never been any evidence of vampires.

But then again, nothing surprises me anymore.

Yeah, they think they're vampires.

Let me run into them.

I'll cut their fucking dicks off and shove them

up their own asses.

Hope they choke on their goddamn man meat.

OK, so where do I-- where do I look here?

In the camera?

Does my hair look OK?

PRP is one of the best cities I've ever lived in, hands down.

Don't believe all the lies they tell you.

The one thing that's bad about PRP

is it's full of people that are bored living here.

They're so bored.

That's what they do.

They make up stories.

They have nothing better to do.

They're bored.

So they make up stories.

I have never seen such a thing.

And if I haven't seen it with my own very eyes, it doesn't exist.

The only thing that I've never seen he's God.

The Lord is all around us.

And we can see him everywhere.

Yes, a woman did find a premature baby in her mailbox.

She went to the mailbox, noticed that there

was blood seeping from the corner, opened it up,

and she did find the baby in a shoebox.

The shoebox had been altered.

The barcode had been purposely cut

to make it difficult for authorities

to track down where it was purchased from.

[INSECTS CHIRRING]

[DOGS BARKING]

Donna?

Donna!

Damn it.

[SCREAMS]

[SCREAMS]

What are you doing?

What's it look like?

Please don't smoke and drive.

Relax, Lana.

It helps me concentrate.

You should try some.

Maybe next time.

You always say that.

So what's the plans tonight?

I told you, I'm babysitting for the Mastersons all weekend.

Why did you agree to babysit all weekend?

I need the money.

You told me you were going too to keep me company.

I must have not realized it was Friday.

Or I must have been awake and high.

I'm sorry, is there a time you're not high?

OK, I'll tell you what.

I'll come along.

But I'm inviting Kristi.

Michelle, they really don't want people

they don't know at their house.

How are they going to know?

Are you going to tell them?

I could invite Jackson.

Now you're talking.

Is that them?

Come on.

You really don't believe it's a vampire cult, do you?

LANA: There are a lot of unsolved murders

where bodies have multiple bites taken out of them.

Lana, there's no such thing as vampires.

Hey, Jessica, why don't you clean up around here?

Why don't you ask Frank to do it?

Oh, leave me out of this.

Is it because I'm a girl?

Besides, you could eat off that floor.

He definitely has.

You're going tonight.

I don't think Jess is ready for tonight.

She can observe.

It's fine.

I can handle just observing.

Do I sense some insubordination?

No, Seth.

Good.

[HOWLING]

Grandma, did you eat?

I had a yogurt this morning.

Grandma, it's almost 6:00.

Is that all you've had?

Well, I was going to have a can of soup.

But I couldn't open it.

Would you mind making me a half a peanut butter sandwich?

How about a grilled cheese and some of that soup?

Oh, that'd be nice.

Oh, yeah, I need a shower after this.

I'm sitting for the Mastersons again.

Promise me if you see that boy at the Mastersons,

you'll use protection.

Grandma.

Here, grandma.

I see you haven't taken your afternoon pills.

Have you taken yours?

I just take the one in the morning, remember?

Is that for herpes?

Oh, my god.

No.

It's for my anxiety.

Where the hell are you going?

I told you, John.

I'm babysitting all weekend.

Did you ask if you could babysit all weekend?

I just turned 18.

Did you forget?

Well, you live in my house.

So you have to ask me.

John, do you mind if I babysit till Sunday night?

You don't got to be a little bitch about it.

Will you get off my case?

I need the money.

How much are they paying you?

My finances really aren't your business.

What the hell would you know about finances?

Don't be a prick.

You aren't even my stepdad anymore.

We aren't even related.

That's a good point.

[SLAP]

Don't ever touch me.

I'll fucking kill you

You going to fucking make me something to eat?

[WATER RUNNING]

Oh, shit.

Hey, grandma, I'm fixing to leave.

Do you need anything before I go?

No, I'm all right.

Shelby will be here in the morning.

Oh, is she my babysitter for the weekend?

She's just coming to help out.

She better not be on them methamphetamines anymore.

That's not Shelby, grandma.

That's Serena.

Does she still have that lesbian haircut?

I have no idea.

I have not seen her in over a year.

Her mother told me she stole her dentures.

And she bought drugs with the money.

Do people really buy used dentures?

Nothing surprises me anymore.

It literally took five minutes.

Seth, I'm worried about Paige.

She's all shaky and sweaty.

She might need to go to the hospital.

Don't overreact.

Paige, you going to be all right?

Yeah, I'll be OK.

I'm just a little feverish.

I better not catch anything.

Let's go, man.

I'm really worried.

If she's like this in the morning,

I'm going to take her in.

Don't make a fuss.

I'll be OK.

I cannot wait to get away from there for a few days, I swear,

nothing could be worse.

Your stepdad?

Yeah,

He is not my stepdad anymore.

He literally tried to kiss me today.

Ew, what the fuck?

I would literally punch him.

Too bad that wasn't your mother's house.

Samantha asked me to be there a little early.

Let's get the fuck out of here.

Um, Frank, who's this?

Uh, this is Jackson.

He's cool.

We're just going to smoke some pot, hang out.

Welcome, Jackson.

Oh, you must be Seth.

I've heard a lot about you.

I bet you have.

Don't go in the back bedroom.

Might catch something.

Yeah, what's up with that?

Paige, she's sick, apparently.

Bummer.

You want to go to Thrill Bar tonight?

OK.

We have plans, Frank.

And they don't include Thrill Bar.

I plan to go see this girl tonight anyway.

You getting some booty?

Yeah, that's the plan.

Are you straight?

Yeah, he is.

Not everybody's bisexual.

Who are you going to see?

Her name's Lana.

She's babysitting this weekend, so we're going to get it on.

Really, where at?

Yeah, it's-- it's on Windsor Forest Drive, you know?

I know somebody that lives over there, Samantha Masterson.

Yeah, that's what Lana said.

I guess it's just one kid.

Yeah.

Hi, how are you?

Come on in.

I'm good.

How are you doing?

Pretty good.

Where's your friend?

Oh, she's in the car.

She'll be in in a few minutes.

OK.

I can't thank you enough for doing this.

Yeah, of course.

So Tucker's in the other room asleep right now.

I changed him about an hour ago.

He ate about two hours ago.

So don't worry about checking on him except maybe every four

hours, unless you hear him crying on the baby monitor.

Oh, my gosh.

He just sleeps like this hibernating little bear cub.

I got so lucky with this one.

Sounds like easy money to me.

Oh, yes, and free food.

So I've got the refrigerator stocked.

I have got the pantry stocked.

I've got the freezer stock.

Carl, for Christ's sakes, are you ready yet?

I told him to pack this morning and last night.

And no, he had to go out and play cards with all the guys.

I swear, men.

If you are single, stay single.

And for god's sakes, do not get married.

It gives him license to be lazy dicks.

What's your problem?

Well, you don't think I'm going to let this

be a lost opportunity, do you?

Well, what are you playing?

Why do you want to know?

You're just going to freak out.

I just don't think it's a good idea for us to make a victim out

of somebody we know.

I mean, we can just be picking up randoms off the street.

And our chances of getting caught are a lot slimmer.

Well, I think we can make exceptions every now and then.

Well, I don't.

And I don't really want to be involved in this one.

OK.

OK.

Well, let me tell you something.

You get in my way, and you're going to be sorry.

You tell that boy in there anything, I'm going to kill him.

And you know I can do it.

Better stay out of my way.

SAMANTHA: Damn it, Carl.

We need to head out before it gets dark.

I promise, we will be out of your hair as soon as possible.

It's OK.

SAMANTHA: I tell you what.

In the meantime, let me show you.

OK.

All right, so I got your money right here.

And I left you a little bit extra

just in case you wanted to order some take out or something.

OK.

So in the freezer we have got--

I bet this place is haunted.

I think the veggie tray has some ranch-- yes,

ranch dressing with it.

Yeah.

The pantry, I've got granola.

I've got cereal.

I have got chips.

So please help yourself.

OK.

I think that's about it.

Of course, you know, obviously, if you need anything,

give me a call.

Make yourself at home, blah, blah, blah, you know.

Carl, are you ready yet?

For Christ's sake.

So anyhow, if you need anything, just give me a call.

Oh, next door neighbor, Deena, she's really nosy.

I'm so sorry about that.

She'll probably be over here as soon as we pull out.

I swear, she's the type that she was probably a hall monitor when

she was in school.

But anyhow, thank you so much.

Have a fabulous weekend.

Carl, are you ready?

I am leaving.

Just bring your own suitcase.

I'm going to the car.

Thank you again.

You're welcome.

Have a nice night.

Fuck, I thought they would never leave.

What?

She's so nice.

Yeah, sure.

God, you're such a bitch.

I'm going to call Jackson.

[PHONE RINGING]

Hey, I was just thinking of you.

You're such a liar.

Actually, I was.

What time are you going to come over?

Have they left yet.

Yeah, they have.

It took longer than we thought.

But her husband wasn't ready.

OK, I can leave right now.

Can you message me the address?

OK, bye.

I think I'm going to head out.

I'm so cold.

I'll be right back.

[EERIE MUSIC]

What?

Seth.

What?

Paige needs to get checked out, like, at an ER.

Then take her.

OK, I was just making sure it's all right.

Be back in an hour.

Bye.

I'm going to take you to the hospital.

Come on.

Who is that?

It's Deena.

What kind of chips are those?

Cheddar and sour cream.

You want any?

I prefer sour cream and onion.

Well, I'm going to use the restroom.

I will be back in just a minute.

OK.

Hi, I'm Deena.

Hi.

I didn't get your name.

That's because I haven't given it yet.

How's the baby been?

Wait, is there even a baby here?

Aren't you a real treat.

I just met your friend.

Oh, yeah.

That's my best friend, Michelle.

How's the baby?

Sleeping like a little bear cub.

But just remember, I'm just next door if y'all need

anything.

What is that on the table?

Oh, that's Michelle's.

I hope you don't intend on smoking that

in the house with the baby.

Oh, I don't intend to smoke it with the baby.

Lana, does Samantha know your friend has drugs in her house?

I promise, I'm not going to let her smoke it in the house.

It's OK.

I'll smoke it in the garage.

I'm going to be keeping an eye out.

I think Samantha would appreciate it.

Actually, she thinks you're a busybody.

Excuse me?

Nothing, she's just kidding.

Thanks for stopping by.

You can come anytime.

This is a gated community.

And we have strict rules.

Thank you.

I'm sure we'll see you real soon.

You girls have a great day.

I have to get to Walgreens.

MICHELLE: Is that a wicker purse?

Thanks a lot, Michelle.

She's going to go right over there and call Samantha.

Don't worry.

I don't think Samantha gives two shits.

Honestly, when she calls, she won't even answer.

Who are you?

I'm Jackson.

I'm here to see Lana.

Actually, no one's supposed to be here but the two girls.

And quite frankly, I don't even think

the one girl should be here.

And who are you?

I'm Deena.

I live next door.

And I'm watching the house for the Mastersons this weekend.

I suggest you leave.

I was invited here.

If you take one more step, I'm calling the police.

I don't know if you have a clean record.

But I don't think you want a trespassing charge on it.

It's a nasty fine in a day in court.

You're a real bitch, you know that?

Can you at least let Lana know I'm leaving?

No, I don't think I like your attitude.

You can go ahead and call them and let them

know you won't be joining them.

Fuck you.

Thanks for calling me a bitch and not a fat bitch.

I'll give you a little credit for that.

You have a great night.

[PHONE RINGING]

It's Jackson.

He must be here.

Hey, what'd you do?

Stop for a cheeseburger?

No, who's the rhinoceros out here.

It won't let me in.

Oh, my God.

Is the lady next door out there?

I wouldn't know if she's still out there because I already

left.

Are you serious?

Dead serious.

Jackson, I'm so sorry.

Can you maybe wait a few hours until she goes to bed

and then come back?

Yeah, I guess so.

Maybe park down a little ways, I

mean, just so she doesn't see you through the window.

Samantha said she was a busybody.

But this is ridiculous.

Yeah, she said she was the house sitter this weekend.

God, she is so full of it.

OK, I'll see you later.

All right.

I'll see you in a little bit.

LANA: Bye.

Bye.

[DOGS BARKING]

Did she run him off?

She's going to piss me off.

I'm going to go over there and go off on her.

He'll be back in two hours.

Hopefully, the bitch will be in bed by then.

Honey, what are you doing?

I need in there.

Hurry, please.

Go use the other bathroom.

I can't go in there.

The toilet's broke.

I ate some potted meat.

And I have cramps.

Well, sorry.

I'm going to be a minute.

Oh, my God.

[KNOCKING]

LANA: That's not Jackson already.

Who is it?

DEENA: It's me, Deena.

Hi, girls.

I have an emergency.

And my husband's in the restroom.

So once we pick up Phil, we'll head over there.

That one guy, he'll already be there.

We can just go in all nonchalant.

I don't want to make a big scene,

like, as soon as we walk in.

Don't look at me.

I'm just here to observe.

[KNOCKING]

Hey, Deena.

You all right in there?

I'll be fine.

Could be something you ate earlier today.

I had some potted meat earlier.

It sounds like that could be the culprit.

Can you get away from the door?

I don't want you to hear anything.

[TOILET FLUSHING]

Sorry about that, girls.

I'll get out of your hair now.

I'll believe that when I see it.

Well, aren't you a feisty little bitch.

When I need to be.

Fucking bitch.

All right.

Have a nice night, Deena.

Bye.

[LAUGHING]

Are you OK?

Yeah, I'm OK.

Oh, god.

Smells like sudden death in here.

Ew, she's probably on her period.

Chris P just texted me.

He wants to hang out.

They're running tests.

I told Paige to message me.

OK, I want Phil by the front door.

I want Frank by the back door at all times.

And I want you to be watching me.

I thought I was just here to observe.

Yeah, and if you observe one of them jumping out a window,

you let one of us know.

Who's them?

I thought I was supposed to be just some chick babysitting

That guy that came in with me earlier, he's here with her.

OK, I'm not going to ask any questions.

I'm going to sit this one out.

Come on, man, you're--

I need you.

You're my right-hand man.

I just can't be involved in anything involving

a kid, especially a baby.

It's not about the baby.

Then tell me, what is it about?

Frank and Jess are waiting.

Wait.

What?

Don't do this.

See ya.

What's going on?

I thought you were going out.

I changed my mind.

Is that OK?

I'm just surprised.

Seth is more disappointed than I am.

What changed your mind?

It's fucking hot out here.

Yeah, I don't think it's a good idea.

Don't start.

He's right.

If Phil doesn't want to get involved,

you know it's too much.

Fuck Phil.

Listen, let's just go to this house, get a vibe,

and then I'll go back by myself on Sunday.

That still has us involved in the pre-planning of whatever

you're trying to do.

Fuck!

What?

I feel like nobody's got my back.

It's not that we don't have your back.

This is just super risky.

There's always risk.

Listen, we're here.

Phil isn't.

Speaking of which, how do we even

know he's going to keep his mouth shut?

After everything's said and done,

he still knows about the plan.

So what if he blabs?

Phil?

Think of all the shit we have on him.

He's not going to say a word.

Hope you're right.

Yeah, everything's fine.

I just peeked in on Tucker.

He's still asleep.

Yeah, I am not surprised one bit.

He's a good little sleeper.

Oh, and you were right about Deena.

She came over right after you left.

Oh, God.

I am so sorry.

You know what?

I swear, one time, like, four years ago, we went out of town

and asked her to watch the house.

And ever since then, she thinks she's in charge of it

when we go away for a weekend.

Michelle and I are waiting for her to come back.

She had to come take a dump because her husband was

in the bathroom or something.

What?

Oh, my god.

Did she stink up the house?

Yeah, she said her other toilet wasn't working.

Well, you know what?

Don't let this ruin your little slumber party.

Oh, yeah, there's a huge party going on here.

I know.

Yes.

Look, y'all have a good weekend.

All right, talk to you later.

Talk to you soon.

Bye bye.

Bye.

Deena blew up the toilet.

What?

Christ's sake.

Somebody in the front yard.

It looks like they're coming up to the front door.

Oh, it's Frank.

[KNOCKING]

Jackson's friend.

Is he here?

Yeah, come on in.

You just, you guys can't stay long.

If the neighbor sees you, she'll freak.

It's hotter than a vampire burning in the sunlight

out there.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

Neighbor, are you talking about Deena?

Yeah how do you know?

I used to hang around here.

Samantha warned me she's a busybody.

Where'd they go?

Gatlinburg.

Sounds like a wholesome family getaway.

How do you know them?

Well, I don't know them exactly.

My cousin knew them.

I mean, they seem nice enough.

But whatever.

Can I use your bathroom?

Yeah.

Winner, winner, don't roll a pinner.

I got a fatty for you.

Oh, my god.

Shut the fuck up.

Don't pay any attention to him.

Trust me, you don't want any part of that.

MICHELLE: Thanks for the advice.

Who are you?

Jessica.

Call me Jess.

Why should I stay away from him, Jess?

He is bipolar and bisexual.

So you always got to wonder if he's thinking about cock.

So he likes to have his cake and eat it, too.

Yeah, funny, huh?

After you all are done smoking, you guys need to leave.

Don't be a buzzkill.

Usually, I'm like, the more the merrier.

But I just don't want the neighbor causing any trouble.

I'll be right back.

Hey, are you going to fire that up or what?

Oh, oh, god.

I'm sorry.

I've got nothing to hide.

Close the door, pervert.

[KNOCKING]

Christ.

Who is it?

Michelle, Chris is here.

Michelle, we have got to get these people out of here.

Chris, where'd you park?

I parked on the street like Michelle asked.

OK, good.

Lana, chill.

Everything's going to be OK.

Yeah, I'm so sure.

Don't worry.

I don't plan on staying very long.

Can we turn some music on?

Sure, but not too loud.

Neighbor's like Steve Martin in Roxanne.

Very nosy.

What do y'all want to listen to?

How about a quicky?

I can't help it.

You turn me on.

I'm flattered.

[BABY CRYING]

Shh, it's OK.

[DANCE MUSIC PLAYING]

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

Hello?

OK, that sounds good.

Am I going to see you this Wednesday?

OK, great.

I'm making your favorite scones, the lemon ones.

Yeah, yeah.

OK.

We'll see you then.

All right.

Bye.

(SINGING) Are you walking daily by the Savior's side

Are you washed in the blood of the lamb

[SCREAMING]

(SINGING) Are you washed in the blood of the lamb

Are you washed in the blood

In the soul-cleansing blood of the lamb

Are your garments spotless

Are they white as snow

Are you washed in the blood of the lamb

When that bridge room cometh

Will your robes be white

Are you washed in the blood of the lamb

Will you so be ready for the mansion's bride

Are you washed in the blood of the lamb

[SCREAMING]

(SINGING) In the soul-cleansing blood

of the lamb.

Are your garments spotless

Are they white as snow

Are you washed in the blood of the lamb.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

You know, you do think about cock all the time, though.

Yeah, I know.

It's going to be a problem.

Speak of the devil, and the devil appears.

Well, you were gone for a while.

Neighbors won't be a problem.

At least that should calm down about us being here.

What'd you do?

You killed him.

Yeah, it's going to be a real problem when they

discover the bodies over there.

Nobody ever goes over there, though.

It's going to be a long time for those bodies are discovered.

Anyway, we can leave now if y'all want.

Yeah, let's go.

We can talk about this later.

Hey, Frank, didn't you say you needed a hand later?

Yeah, I'm sure I can find a use for that.

What the fuck, Lana?

Hi.

What's up?

Oh, Seth is disgusting.

Well, yeah, he's like 40.

No, I mean, like, he's a creep.

I saw his thing.

What?

When.

He went to the bathroom with the door open.

It looked really weird.

What do you mean by weird?

Like, big and deformed.

Deformed?

What the fuck, Lana?

I'm going to go check on Tucker.

He's fine.

Well, he might be hungry.

Yeah, me too, but I'm going to go smoke.

I did a costume change, you know, like Madonna.

I just wanted to, you know, keep it fresh--

keep it fresh for you guys.

Is this good?

Like, are we rolling?

So um, what-- what's this movie about?

Is it a movie?

Is it a documentary?

Make sure that you don't make us look bad on TV, y'all, OK?

I've lived in this place for some 20 odd years.

I love it here.

No, I won't deny the existence of a cult. What is a cult?

A cult is a group of people passionate about something.

It doesn't mean they kill people.

You know, I heard the KKK was back.

Maybe it was them.

I mean, I wouldn't put it past them.

What color were these victims?

[ETHEREAL MUSIC]

Yeah, there was something about a gang a few years ago.

But I don't think it had anything to do with the cult.

But the Louisville Police Department

put an end to that gang.

And ha, I'm happy to be a part of it.

And I was happy to be a part of that.

Chris?

Chris?

Whatever.

Hmm.

Hey, Lana.

I'm going to go check on my grandma.

I'll be back later.

What time?

I'll only be gone a couple hours.

What happened to Shelby?

Shelby couldn't make it.

I had a text from her when I got up.

All right.

I'll see you in a bit.

I'm going to leave my bag here.

OK, bye.

Jess, does Phil still have a crush on you?

I'd don't know.

Oh, yeah, he does.

Bad one.

Good.

Why is that good?

You're going to ask him out.

No, I am not into Phil.

Oh, don't worry, I'm just using you for bait.

I don't understand.

Oh, I think I do.

Explain it to her, Frank.

FRANK: He's going to kill Phil.

Oh, I'm not.

She is.

JESS: What the fuck?

Why?

We talked about this.

No loose ends.

He pussied out on us.

He's going to find out about the neighbor

and what we're going to do tomorrow.

You just said I'm the bait.

But now it sounds like you want me to do all this by myself.

SETH: Me and Frank will be in the next room.

If anything goes wrong, we'll handle it.

Well, I just don't think--

SETH: I do.

This discussion is over.

[KNOCKING]

LANA: Who is it?

My name is Sadie.

Can I talk to you?

Yeah, I guess so.

Is everything OK here?

Yeah.

Why?

Was anyone here last night?

Who did you say you were again?

Sadie.

Um, my friend.

She left.

She'll be back later.

And then my boyfriend-- well, my friend who's a boy.

OK, listen to me very carefully.

If these people show up here in a hearse, do not let them in.

A hearse?

What the hell are you talking about?

They drive a hearse.

Do not let them in.

You're going to have to give me something more.

Some names?

Please, just don't open the door.

So I'm guessing these people are dangerous.

Extremely.

Why are you telling me this.

Why not the police?

It's complicated.

Look, Sadie, thank you for stopping by.

I need to check on the baby.

Don't let them in.

Stupid bitch.

I'm going to make you a good, hearty breakfast, sausage, eggs,

and biscuits and gravy.

You didn't have to come home and go through all that trouble.

It's no trouble.

I wanted to do it.

I don't know what I would ever do without you.

Well, you don't have to worry about that.

Helen called last night.

And she said they're taking Bill to hospice.

Oh, no.

They said that one piece of kidney he had left had had it.

He turned yellow like a damn dandelion

that had been pissed on.

Grandma, who said that?

Well, Helen said the first part.

But I added on the pissed on part.

I figured.

I'm going to open two cans of soup

and put them in bowls with lids.

That way, you can just pop them in the microwave.

[DOORBELL RINGS]

Who is it?

CHRIS: Chris.

Michelle already left.

I left my weed here.

Be my guest.

She must have it.

I mean, she'll be back soon.

She just went to check on her grandma.

Hmm, her grandma gives me the creeps really bad.

Really?

That poor old lady?

Why?

Yeah, one night I was over there, and I was taking a piss.

And I looked over.

And there she was, no teeth, no hair, and only one fucking

eyeball.

You're so full of shit.

I notice you were looking at me last night.

What?

Yeah, I definitely felt the vibe.

You're disgusting.

I just turned 18, and you're like 45.

I'm 26.

People just think I look older because of this beard.

I started growing it in middle school.

Hey, Michelle, I'm so glad you're back.

What the hell?

Oh, he forgot his bag of weed.

Oh, I'm aware.

Chris, get the fuck out of here.

Move, you ugly bitch.

That's why I faked it last night.

Fucking little fucker.

What just happened?

I don't know.

I'm just glad you showed up.

What did you all do?

We didn't do anything.

He came on to me, saying that we had something between us

last night.

Well, did you?

Hell, no.

He's making that shit up.

I would never.

I know.

I knew he was a prick.

I didn't fake it either.

But he doesn't have to know that.

Yes.

[LAUGHS]

Go get all dolled up.

It's still early.

We have, like, all day.

It needs to be early.

I have a busy night.

At least call him to set it up.

Relax.

I already messaged him last night.

Oh, you're into this, just pretending not to be.

I just know how you are.

And I'd rather get this over with.

Seth, what about his sister?

What about her?

Well, you're creating a domino effect.

How long do you think it'll be before she

realizes he's missing?

And she hates you.

She'll definitely have her eyes on us for sure.

We'll cross that bridge when we get there.

I just talked to Phil.

He said he could be here about 2:00.

That's perfect.

Are we just going to make it a girls' night?

I mean, there's more pizza in the freezer.

And we can just like, chill and watch movies.

Chris is such an ass bag.

I mean, I thought he was all right at first.

But to come on to your best friend like that?

Well, maybe it makes sense.

You are way prettier than me.

Come on.

That's not true.

I mean, you have a much nicer rack.

OK, what about Jackson?

What about him?

Is he well-endowed.

Honestly, I don't know.

Lana, come on.

You've never given a little sucky, sucky or a little handy?

You know, I-- maybe I'm a lesbian.

Lana, why have we never had this discussion?

I don't know.

Maybe-- maybe I thought you'd be disappointed that like,

we couldn't talk about guys together.

Oh, my god.

You're being serious right now?

Look, if you are gay, that's fine.

I can talk about guys.

You can talk about girls.

Hey, maybe I'll even trade dicks for chicks.

I don't think that's how it works.

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

Uh, it's Jackson.

What's up?

It's girls' night, right?

Yeah.

OK.

Talked to Phil.

He's going to come early because he's done with whatever.

I bet you're going to look hot.

You know what I always say.

If you're going to do something, you gotta do it right.

Remember, Frank and I will be right in the next room.

So hide a knife somewhere close.

Keep that leg up.

OK.

You know, I'm actually surprised

you wanted to get together.

I didn't think you ever seemed interested.

Well, I'm not usually into pretty boys.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hey, slow down.

I knew you were going to be a little tease.

Fucking serious?

Yeah, I'm serious.

What the fuck are you doing?

PHIL: Get over here.

What?

Get the fuck off.

Get out of here!

A little privacy, please.

[EERIE MUSIC]

Paige, just tell me.

I'm not going to tell anyone.

It's-- it's just hard.

Is it terminal cancer?

No, nothing that bad.

Then what?

Can we just go to the pharmacy?

Yes, when you talk to me.

I have hepatitis and HIV.

Oh, shit.

Oh, shit.

That's your response?

Yeah, sorry.

A lot just went through my mind.

So oh, shit was my response.

You realize everyone has to go see a doctor.

Yes, of course.

Seth won't go.

Who do you think gave you this?

Someone we killed?

They said the hepatitis was contracted recently.

But the HIV has been about a year, based on the numbers.

I just want to go to the pharmacy and go home.

All right.

We'll be home in less than 30 minutes.

No, home home.

I want to go back to Lexington and live with my mom.

You mean, like, stay with her for a while?

No.

I must have been out of my mind to get involved with--

With me.

Not you specifically.

Our group.

Yeah.

How desperate was I?

Paige, just stop before you say something

that you don't mean.

This is the karma for what we've all done.

I think you're overreacting.

What the fuck?

Just shut up, OK?

Listen, the hep's curable.

The other, you just take a pill for it every day, OK?

Your life is far from over.

So I should just think positively.

I mean, I'm not expecting you to do cartwheels.

I appreciate what you're saying.

And I know you're just trying to help.

But this all just fell in my lap.

And it's a lot for someone like me.

I have an anxiety disorder.

And I just, I feel like it's going to get worse.

And if you go stay with your mom, it will get worse.

You're going to sink into a depression, OK?

If you stay here, I'll do everything

I can to help you because I don't want to do this anymore.

I really only went along with Frank and Seth

because they made me feel like I was a part of something.

And at the time, I was willing to go in any direction, I guess.

And I just chose the wrong one.

I've known that for a while.

We could just go.

We don't have to tell anyone.

We can just leave.

My mom loves you.

And we could just go stay with her.

And you're right.

If I went by myself, I would go downhill.

We could both go.

I mean, they don't know my mother or where she lives.

But we need to go before Seth does whatever it is

he's planning on doing tonight.

I almost feel like we should intervene, like, make

an anonymous call or something.

I-- I thought of that.

But we can't.

You know that Seth will take us all down.

Let's leave tonight.

Hey, what's up?

What's up.

Not much.

You want a smoke?

Yeah, hell, yeah.

[DUCK QUACKING]

You-- you fucking that blonde chick?

No, not tonight.

Oh, why not?

Well, I think she's going to get attached.

She's young.

I don't want her to fall in love or anything.

Yeah, I don't know where these girls get those ideas.

I don't know, man.

It's just like that.

[PHONE RINGS]

What?

Hey, can you come here.

Yeah, all right.

I'll be in there in a minute.

Oh, you gotta go?

I'll be back.

All right.

What do you want, Seth?

I was fucking smoking.

What do you want, Seth?

I was smoking.

So I might be ready in about an hour.

That won't be a problem.

He won't stay long.

What do you think about him helping us?

I don't trust him.

Yeah, I guess it is a pretty big deal.

Why would you think that he would

want to help us kill his bitch?

How well do you know him?

I'm just kind of wondering why you think he would

want to be involved with this.

Never mind.

It was-- it was dumb.

Don't worry about it.

Just get rid of him.

Hey, Lana, do you want any of this pizza?

Uh, yeah, just like, slice them out.

OK.

Hey, bitch.

You want a slice?

Oh, yeah.

[BANGING ON THE DOOR]

Somebody's mad.

Or it's the police.

Who is it?

JACKSON: It's me.

Me who?

JACKSON: Jackson.

What's the matter?

Can I come in?

Yeah.

So I was at Seth's and Frank's.

I'm not 100% sure what I heard.

But I'm pretty sure they're on the way here.

For what?

I don't know exactly.

Jackson, can you start making some sense?

You're interrupting our girls' night.

Michelle, shut up.

I really think we need to call the police.

Whoa, what-- what exactly did you hear?

Is the-- can we get in next door?

I think your neighbors are dead.

Gross.

This is really gross.

Michelle, stop.

Lana, can't you see this is some kind of prank?

It's really sick and childish.

Fine, then humor me.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

All right.

I guess I'll do it.

I knew you wouldn't let me down.

What's the plan exactly?

We go over there, cause a little commotion.

Natch.

I don't know, man.

I don't know.

You don't know what?

You've done far worse.

What do you plan on doing with it?

What?

What?

There'll be nothing left.

They'll never find it.

Don't you think you'll end up being a suspect

if that baby goes missing?

Do you think I care if they accuse me?

I'd like Samantha to think it was me

and not really know for sure.

I just don't know about this.

Are you in?

Yeah, I said I was.

Jesus.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Come here.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

Glad to see you pulled through.

Yeah, sure you are.

What's her problem?

Whatever.

Jessica, you sure I can't twist your arm, go tonight?

I don't think so.

I need to sit this one out, keep an eye on Paige.

[SCREAMING]

JACKSON: Oh, my god!

LANA: Oh, my god.

OK, I'm just going to get some stuff together.

Let's only take what we absolutely need.

I'm sure I could probably get away with just one bag.

[EERIE MUSIC]

Hey, I want to make a quick stop before we leave town, OK?

Where the hell is my phone?

Let's just use the landline.

MICHELLE: What the fuck is a landline?

[SCREAMING]

Making a collect call?

What do you want?

Sir, would you just take the baby and leave us be.

LANA: Michelle!

We can just throw the police off your trail

and say that a guy came in here and kidnapped the baby.

I'll even say he sexually assaulted me.

Please.

Michelle.

No, wait, seriously, I fucked this ginger recently.

And he turned out to be a real dick.

I would love to get him back.

Michelle, this is stupid.

Shut the fuck up.

It is stupid.

But I admire your commitment.

[SCREAMING]

[CHOKING, GAGGING]

Rot in hell.

Lana, run.

The baby.

MICHELLE: Oh, shit.

Get back here, bitch!

Look there.

No.

He was my best friend.

You'd think I'd have more feelings right now.

Please, I'll do anything.

Just don't hurt the baby.

Yeah?

[PHONE RINGS]

No!

[MUMBLING]

Michelle, she's probably already called the police.

Just let me answer it.

Answer now.

Michelle?

Hand him the phone.

OK, she wants to talk to you.

This is Jake from State Farm.

I haven't gone to anyone yet.

Well, that's probably because you've only been gone,

like, a minute.

Leave Lana and the baby.

And if you're not out the front door in two minutes,

I'm going to call the police.

What if I told you I really don't give a fuck.

Listen, bitch, right now, you killed Frank

after he killed Jackson.

So what are you calling the police for?

There's no proof I was even here.

I've not done anything.

It's really your word against mine.

Who are they going to believe?

Me and Lana, or you?

Have you looked in the mirror lately?

Because you, honestly, your words

do not-- they have no value.

LANA: Come on, Seth, she's got you.

You shut the fuck up.

What's it going to be, Seth?

God damn it.

Give me a minute.

That's all you've got.

What about you?

What about me?

You're just some stoner bitch.

Who's going to believe you?

Right now, there's two dead people here.

And one of them are dead because of you.

OK, rewind.

If you guys had not come here and pulled that fucking

satanic ritual bullshit, he'd still be alive, right?

We're not devil worshipers, you dumb bitch.

We?

I only see you.

Just give me a head start, OK?

A head start?

I promise, I won't touch the baby, won't touch Lana.

I'm just going to leave.

I can agree to that.

Here she is.

Lana, are you OK?

Watch him.

Is he leaving out the front?

Yes.

OK, I'm hanging up.

Call the police.

Oh.

Come out, you little bitch.

MICHELLE: Lana.

Lana?

Michelle.

SETH: Let's go to the kitchen.

LANA: Seth, please, enough is enough.

Do you want to trade places with her?

No.

No.

Come on.

Trade places with your friend.

OK.

OK, Seth.

Lana, go.

Just go.

No.

No.

If I let you go--

I can't.

No.

Seth, please, just let us go.

I'm not leaving without her.

Oh, I know.

I know.

I have a much funner idea.

Please.

Go over to the sink.

What?

Do it.

OK, Seth.

Now what?

Seth, this isn't a game.

Turn on the garbage disposal.

No.

Michelle, don't.

Do it, or I'll cut her fucking neck.

You can live without your hand.

Can she live without her neck?

Seth, please.

You've got 10 seconds to put your fucking hand

in that garbage disposal.

No, I can't.

Michelle.

You've got tens to put your hand in the garbage disposal

or I'll cut her fucking neck open.

LANA: Michelle, don't.

SETH: Do it or I'll slice her neck.

You can live without your hand.

10 seconds to put your fucking hand in the garbage disposal,

or I'll open this bitch's throat.

Seth, please stop.

Do it.

Show us how good of a friend you really are.

Michelle, just run.

Run, and she dies.

I'm sorry, grandma.

[GRINDING, SCREAMING]

[MANIACAL LAUGHTER]

Michelle!

I think I need to sit down.

Michelle.

Well, she cut--

she cut out early.

Oh, God, no.

Please.

Take off your clothes.

Please stop.

Take off your fucking clothes, bitch.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

[SCREAMING]

Go!

Go!

[CRYING]

I need help.

I need an ambulance.

You know, eventually, it'll all come out.

I didn't even know I could get pregnant in my age.

I'm due in three months.

We don't know if it's a girl or a boy.

If it's a girl, we're going to name her Kelly Ann.

If it's a boy, we're going to name him

after my grandpa, James Tucker.

But grandpa went by James.

So we're just going to call him Tucker.

We found our dog dead.

It was a bloody mess.

My daughter had a nervous breakdown.

I heard a--

heard one of them got a two peckerheads or something.

Yeah, my niece, she--

she went around with one of them, fucking him, you know?

I wonder if both those heads have sensation-- sensation.

Something hasn't been right here in a while.

I think the city's trying to cover it up.

I think it has to do with the election.

They're trying to sweep everything under the rug.

They want families to move here, thinking it's a wholesome town.

You bet your ass there's a cult in this town.

It's believed to be a cult of sorts,

to be responsible for the baby's murder as well as the mother,

because she has yet to be found.

We do not know the names or whereabouts of the cult members.

We have seen a hearse in the area that is not affiliated

with any funeral homes.

[EERIE MUSIC]

Well, I really hate to see you all go.

You all seem like really nice folks.

Well, I hope this isn't too forward.

But would you all have to come back

and join our Bible study group?

We do it right here at my place, right in my own living room.

I make my very own scones.

I think sometimes people just come from scones,

they love it so much.

I-- before I found Jesus, I was wild.

I was a wild child.

I was a little--

I was a little wild, crazy.

And that's why I know with these kids around here are doing.

What they're doing behind Jesus's

back, in front of his eyes, under the full moon.

And it is not good.

And um, he is not OK with it.

And he sees what they're doing.

And I am not OK with it either.

And I got my eyes on them.

So, you know, we know what you're doing.

And it is not OK.

Hey, Michelle, got you some ice cream.

Ice cream?

I asked for a three piece chicken meal.

You know, I'm really going to miss you.

I know.

I'm really going to miss you, too.

But you know, I can't--

I can't really leave my grandma right now.

I understand.

You said it was stage IV?

Yes, why?

Are you expecting me a little bit sooner than later?

Michelle, it's a horrible thing to say.

But I mean, on a serious note, like, you need

to prepare yourself, you know?

She's a sick old lady.

I know.

Trust me, I'm preparing myself.

I always told myself and told her

that I would never put her in a care facility.

And you know, when she was in the hospital,

she signed no resuscitation order.

I wish it was my stepdad on the way out instead

of your grandma.

Hey, guess what.

You know he's not your stepdad anymore.

I mean, you're right.

I don't-- I don't have to live with the bastard anymore.

Why do you think Seth hated Samantha so much

and wanted revenge?

LANA: Michelle, please don't talk about that.

It's just something that constantly bugs me.

Like, you know, the not knowing.

Samantha won't tell me.

But my therapist seems to believe that she was

a part of their group before.

And it's kind of like a mob or a gang.

Like, once you join, you can't really leave.

You know, I don't know what to do about these damn nightmares.

I mean, it's going to take more than a month

for us to get over all of this.

I kind of feel bad about being a bitch to Deena.

Now she's dead.

How are you doing with Jackson being gone?

I think I kind of find myself just

wondering what could have been.

Well, I mean, it's not every day

you get caught in the middle of a sick and twisted revenge plot

involving a cult of vampires.

Michelle, but you don't believe in vampires.

You know, that's right, I don't.

They were a bunch of wannabes anyway.

Michelle, what are you doing?

[SCREAMING]

Shit.

[KNOCKING]

Hey, Michelle, are you awake?

MICHELLE: Yeah.

What time is it?

Um, well, it's about 3:00.

You called me just a little bit ago, told me to bring you this.

Oh, yeah.

Thanks.

Yeah.

Of course.

You OK?

Yeah, another bad dream.

You know, I'm really going to miss you.

I know.

I'm really going to miss you, too.

And you know I would come, but--

I know people, even friends and family,

that question if there's a cult. Unless it affects you

personally, or you see something with your own eyes,

keep your mouth shut.

Otherwise, you won't--

So, have y'all interviewed Judy Vieto yet?

You know who Judy Vieto is, don't you?

I think so.

They found a dead baby in the mailbox.

Dead?

I think it was hers.

They're over here talking about PRP.

Y'all need to go over across the bridge where they found that

dead body with no head.

I know.

I heard about that.

It's still on the table eating it.

And then over there at the boat docks, Greenwood Boat Docks.

You heard about that, too, right?

Where the man got hit by a car.

They say they got hit by a car.

We know he didn't get hit by a car.

He had two little bite marks on his neck.

Now, you ain't going to use this footage, are you?

You ain't.

She ain't going to use this.

She still filming?

No comment.

No comment.

[ETHEREAL MUSIC]

We have five people come up missing recently.

If you went down one town, you can times that by 20.

All are y'all here to stir up some more trouble?

I think you all are the ones making people think

there's a threat around here.

And another thing, y'all need to add some color to your wardrobe.

What-- what made you want to make a movie about a Pleasure

Ridge?

Ain't nothing special about it.

[ETHEREAL MUSIC]

[EERIE MUSIC]