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Can you see it?

Yeah, a little, but it looks good.

All right, can you slate for me?

All right, whenever you're ready.

Okay.

We are here in the beautiful Denny's in Scottsdale, Arizona,

and I am about to meet my first biological relative, Samuel.

- Samuel. - Samuel.

You gonna tell them about all the drunken nights here at this booth?

You do not... You keep your mouth shut.

Grand Slam.

I think that's him.

- You think that's him? - Mm-hmm.

Yeah, he's trying to pay the Uber with cash.

That's definitely him.

- Samuel? - Yeah, it's me.

Margot.

Cool.

- Wow. - Wow.

- This is crazy. Sorry. - Gosh. No, no, I'm

- at a loss for words myself. - Yeah.

- Are you hungry? - Yeah, yeah.

Is that...

- Yeah, that's Chris. - Hey. How you doing?

So, you said that this is gonna be a documentary?

Yeah. It's weird. I never thought I would ever do anything about myself.

Feels kind of self-indulgent,

but Chris pushed me to do it.

Her story's too good.

Some waters for you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I've actually never been

in front of a camera before.

Any camera?

- Yeah. - What?

Yeah, we're typically not supposed to be... photographed,

'cause, you know, vanity is a sin.

Right, right.

But there are exceptions, if our elders condone it.

Yeah, you had said on the phone that you left the community.

- Yeah. Yeah. - Right?

And how long ago has it been?

About

seven months, I think.

Is this weird for your adopted parents?

It is, but could I have gone on living the rest of my life

not finding out who my real family was?

Yeah, it'd be fine,

but I think for a lot of us people who have been given up by their parents,

there's always something missing.

Anyway, to find out where I come from would be really special for me.

Absolutely.

Hopefully I can help.

How do you even meet an Amish dude on 23andMe?

- Right? - Isn't that against the rules?

He's on his Rumspringa.

- What's that? - It's basically like a year

where they get to see the outside world for themselves.

So he was floating around, you know, taking odd jobs.

Then he meets this woman and builds her a pen...

Chicken coop.

Thank you. Chicken coop. Correct.

- Basically, she becomes obsessed with him. - More of a cat-lady type, yeah.

Do you wanna tell the story?

- My bad, my bad. I'm sorry. - 'Cause you can if you want.

Anyway, so basically she's bragging to him about how she's 25% Cherokee or whatever

and tells him about the online DNA test you can do.

So he gets one, gets a match... it's me.

She's Amish.

- I am not Amish. - You are Amish.

Not how that works.

You got this from the hospital?

I can't believe anyone would just abandon their baby like that.

Yeah, I've probably watched that video over a hundred times,

and I get a new question every time I watch it.

Like, why'd she do it?

Why did she drive so far away just to abandon me?

Is she even still alive? You know.

And what I think is weird about it is the way that she's holding me.

Like, looking around like she's scared.

Maybe she was just worried she was gonna get caught.

- Guilt, yeah? - Yeah, I mean, that's what I think.

Maybe.

I don't know.

Attention, all passengers in the baggage claim area.

Delta would like fo welcome you to Buffalo, New York.

If you will be moving terminals, your bags can be found in...

- My signature shot. - Spaz.

Here, I got it.

Damn. Kid is strong.

You know, farm labor. You get used to moving heavy stuff.

Thanks.

What is this stuff?

Magic, baby.

Lipstick cam, drone, LEDs.

- We're not fucking around over here. - Yeah, clearly not.

Okay.

Our sound guy said he'd be in a green van.

Right there.

Hey.

Yes.

- Hey. - Hey.

Airport. Sorry, mask. I got it. Sick.

- Hey. - Are you Dale?

- Yeah. - Hey, I'm Margot.

- This is Chris, our DP. - Hey. Hey, what's up?

- This is Sam. - Hey. Dale, Sam.

- Thank you so much for picking up the van. - Yeah, of course.

Let's get you guys loaded up.

It was his first flight ever, actually.

- First flight ever? - Yeah.

- Yeah. - No shit!

That's a great camera.

- Make yourselves comfortable. - Yeah, thank you.

- We all got tested. Are you okay if we... - Yeah, yeah.

I got COVID, like, five times.

- All good, baby. - Okay.

Really?

Yeah, I mean, it was diagnosed once, but I think I kept getting it after that.

Yeah, I don't know. My body is weird, but I'm alive.

Seriously, thank you so much for getting us there.

Yeah, of course. I had nothing going on, so this is great for me.

There's so much more snow up here.

Yeah. Weather changes every day.

One day you got snow, next it's slush.

That's why you gotta do these zip off... I do all my pants with zip offs, so it's...

You got pants. It's too hot out?

Now you got shorts, baby.

I'll show you when we get in. I'll throw the legs on, dude. It rules.

And I gotta say, easy access for the ladies, if you know what I mean.

Okay.

Hey, look at that.

What?

What's going through your head?

I'm nervous, but excited.

Okay, so just past the barn here. The turnoff here.

- You have any service here? - Nope.

Yeah, me either.

Christ.

Slow, slow, slow.

Okay, and you can stop here.

- Okay. - Wow, it's so cute.

All right.

You guys, actually, just give me a second here.

I'll be back in one second.

Samuel!

Eli, go back in the house.

Oh, God.

That doesn't look great.

Okay.

All right, guys

bad news.

So you didn't think to call ahead and let them know we were coming?

They're fucking Amish, dude. They don't have a phone.

- Right. - Yeah.

Two beds.

Okay, we're gonna have to figure that out.

Goddamn.

You gotta teach me how you do this. You have, like, a system?

Yeah, just make a list, account for it, make sure you put it in the right spot.

That blue one actually goes right there in that corner.

- There you go. - Awesome.

Yeah, you know, it's pretty easy.

Man! Go Pro.

These rule. Love these.

You can get them filthy, you can toss them around, you can get them wet.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, you can do...

- Yeah, you can do a lot with the GoPros. - Yeah.

Yeah, you're right.

You missed it.

I mean, like, maybe this is gonna be a process. You know?

Maybe Sam can go back tomorrow and try again.

I mean, he left 'em.

They probably don't even want him back.

- Stop. - I'm just saying.

- Keep your voice down. - We might have to adopt him.

He's right there. Can you chill?

We'll figure it out.

What was that?

Gentlemen first, okay?

- Did you leave that open? - No.

You're such a scaredy-cat.

It's adorable.

Oh, gosh.

Eli, what are you doing here?

Here. I got it.

- May 1? - Oh, no, it's okay. Thank you.

Sorry.

This way.

All right, I'm this way.

- So you guys sleep tight. - Yeah.

I'll be in there.

- See you in the morning. - Good night.

Your room is over here.

Wow.

It's beautiful.

There's more wood by the stove.

- If you need anything, let me know. - Okay.

- Good night. - It's perfect. Thank you so much.

Hey, Jacob, actually...

- Thank you. That means so much. Thank you. - Good night.

Okay.

So, what'd he say?

He said, "Thank you so much for bringing Eli home,"

and he's really grateful, so we can stay for a couple of days.

- With our cameras? - He said, "Okay."

Yes!

It's so weird, like, I was so.

I mean, it was the first people I've ever seen who are related to me.

- Yeah, that's your family. - I was wondering if we'd look alike.

Dale, you don't fit on the bed.

Yeah.

I'm used to it. I sleep on a full at home.

Why do you sleep on a full? You're, like, 6'7".

I share a room with my mom, and she takes the queen.

- You sleep with your mom? - Yeah, yeah.

She lives with me, so

I don't... Yeah.

- What? - That's sweet.

Chris?

- Chris? - What?

Look.

What's up?

What the hell? It's, like, 2:00 in the morning.

Are those people?

Yeah, I hope so.

I mean, what else could it be?

It's like they're going into the forest.

What the fuck?

That was weird.

I got some cool B-roll this morning.

Froot Loops.

Did you know that they could eat Froot Loops?

It is cereal, dude, not a computer.

- Hey. - You don't have to do this.

I love your dress. It's so pretty. Did you make that?

No. It's from Walmart.

Do you have TikTok?

No, not on my phone.

- I do. I gotta show you this video I made. - Mary, stop rushing around.

Sorry. Sorry, Levina. Sorry, sorry.

- Good morning. - Good morning.

Sorry. Just trying to give you some local flair.

It means, "How are you?"

Hi! “Hi, Eli.

What's up, dude?

Hey, Eli. Eli.

So do you all have any plans for the day, or...

We would love to see the rest of your home.

Yeah, yeah, for sure.

I know the elders like Jacob can feel kinda intense,

but as long as you stick with me, you'll be fine.

Don't approach anybody in the community without asking their permission.

Everybody's really nice, but they can be a little shy.

The woods, I would avoid those. We get bears.

And I'll be with you, but they get kind of violent during the winter.

Actually, we saw some people going into the woods last night, super late.

Yeah, that was probably a hunting party.

Somebody's cow got attacked, so...

- Okay. - Yeah.

I feel like everyone seems relatively young.

So how long has the family been here?

A long time. About 200 years, I think.

- 200 years? - Yeah.

Watch the fire here.

So this is the workshop.

- Fix horseshoes, equipment, wheels. - Wow.

Work 'em young.

Yeah, everyone has a purpose.

He's not used to strangers. Come on.

Where did my mom live when she was here?

I think she was in the room above yours, but we just use it as storage now.

You wanna see the barn?

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh, there's so many cows.

- What's all the bags? - It's salt.

You know, for the animals and ice.

- Are those pigs? Stop. - Also got some pigs.

Come on.

- There's pigs. - Okay, come on over.

Guys, get in.

- They really like... - Dale, get in.

No, you don't have to get the shot.

Just, like, you have to experience the pigs, okay?

You could put your boom mic... Yeah.

Get his dialogue.

- Stop. - Hey, what's the scoop?

- Sir, what's the scoop? - I gotta get a shot of these guys too.

- It's too cute. - Do they all have...

How do I say this? Like, nice butts like that?

- Hey, you guys wanna see the loft? - Yes.

- Hey. - Oh, my God, Sam.

- It's pretty cool, right? - It's huge.

Well, we got a lot of animals to feed, especially during the winter.

- It's beautiful. - So you're gonna do my job too?

- You're in the center of my frame. - That's what we're doing?

Sorry. Sorry.

- Shit, man. - Okay.

Sorry. You okay?

- Yeah. - I'm so sorry. There's a bale drop there.

- You gotta be careful. Watch it. - That wouldn't have been too good.

- I'm sorry. - Shish kebab, you know?

Yeah, I wasn't paying any attention.

- Sorry. - No, it's okay.

There's lots of holes around here.

- Let's get you away from that. - I'm a klutz. Thank you so much.

- You good? - Yeah, I'm fine.

- Let's get down from this height. - Is there a restroom?

I kind of peed a little when she...

- Hey. - Hi.

I'm Margot.

I don't think I've met you guys yet, but, yeah, we've met.

- That's Clara. - Clara, hi.

- And Grace. - A dog!

He's so cute.

How old are you guys?

- I'm 16. - Sixteen?

Are you... You're all 167?

Yeah, so you guys are way too young to have known my mom.

But your parents, do they ever talk about her?

My mom said Sarah hooked up with an Englishman.

- Clara. - Everyone knows it.

An Englishman?

Just means someone outside the community.

So, like... like a local?

Does anybody know who he was?

So she got pregnant with an outsider?

So I imagine that didn't go over very well.

We have a lot of work to do.

We'll get in trouble if we don't get to it. Right, Clara?

- Yeah, I'm sorry. - Excuse us.

Amen.

We have a saying.

"The storm may scatter a thousand leaves, but the tree grows anew."

We are humbled and grateful to have our sister, Margot, returned to us.

The Lord's will unfolds,

and we accept the obligations and the sacrifices that he expects of us.

Thank you so much for allowing us into your home.

I am so grateful.

Seriously.

I've always hoped that I could meet you all,

so this is a really special moment for me.

So thank you.

Dude. Dude.

I thought it was a clap moment.

Begin.

I'd have some, but...

Right. Right, right, right.

They tend to the chickens.

- Hamburger. - Hamburger.

Jacob definitely has a thing for you.

- What? - He's always staring at you.

- Don't be gross. - What's wrong with this thing?

Nothing's charging.

- It's old. Just wiggle it. - That's what she said.

Stupid.

I actually thought it was really sweet the way everyone was so present.

What, you wanna join 'em?

No, but I mean, when is the last time

that you went to dinner and didn't look at your phone?

I don't know... Tonight.

Exactly.

Dude, close it. It's freezing.

I don't hear the genny.

And it's snowing again.

I'd fix it, but I'm already in my cammies.

It's dark dark.

"Cammies."

It's coming down.

Shit.

Shit!

Bitch-ass scarecrow.

Ain't even no crows out here.

Fuck.

Come on, baby, don't do this to me now.

Jesus.

Kid, you scared me.

Where are your shoes?

Sleepwalker.

He does it from time to time.

Lucky you were out here.

Yeah. Our generator died.

Come back inside. The cold will bite you.

Weird.

My head is killing me.

- What's up with that? - Barometric pressure.

It's like altitude sickness, only your body's reacting to the clean air.

Dale, you are an encyclopedia of random information.

Thank you.

Did you hear that sound again last night, like someone walking in the attic?

- No, I was knocked out. - Same.

Dale, you're completely insane.

Come on. The makeover maketh the man.

- That's what she said, right? - Yeah.

Yeah.

Yes, Dale!

What do we think?

You guys know that dance? A little moonwalk. You guys know that?

Yeah, do the dance. Come on, everybody!

Everybody, dance with me.

Hello, hello.

Suits you.

Yesterday birds away.

Winter's come, time to pray.

- Let's go talk to 'em. - Yeah.

Sour milk and boiling whey.

Down, down, down, down.

See, that's slow motion. It's getting a whole bunch of frames for one second.

A thousand pictures, one second.

So it gets, like, the little details, intricacies of you.

The water splashing up right there. Stuff the human eye can't see.

I like your doll.

- What's her name? - Sarah.

- That's a pretty name. - Thanks.

You know, that was my mom's name.

She used to live here a long time ago.

She's still here.

- What did you say? - She doesn't like you.

Who doesn't like me?

Wait.

She just left her doll like that?

What is that?

It's 3:00 in the morning. Somebody's up there again.

Third night in a row.

Fuck.

Okay.

Fuck.

Creepy.

What the fuck?

What?

No fucking way.

What is that?

Hello?

Hello?

You gotta be kidding me.

Fuck.

Okay.

How do I get out of here?

Okay.

[grunts]

Fuck.

God. Fuck.

This is gonna be interesting.

- What was it? - I don't know.

I mean, it looks like a face, right?

It's gotta be something else.

I mean, a lens distortion.

A lens distortion?

Fucking... See, this is... No.

This is why I don't like creepy old farms, man.

They're always haunted.

Dale, keep your voice down.

I'm serious. Look at this place. Tell me it's not fucking haunted.

Really, my cousin Greg saw a ghost in the walk-in freezer at a Cracker Barrel.

What was he going in the walk-in freezer for?

He worked there.

Okay.

Come on. Are you really buying this shit?

I mean, I felt something up there with me.

Okay.

So, we're ghost hunters now. Is that it?

'Cause I thought I signed up for a prestige documentary,

- not a fringy ghost-farm cable show. - Okay.

It's not funny, Chris. It's not.

I mean, like, the letter, the creepy drawing.

And then the little girl saying, "She's still here."

I mean, something is going on,

and it feels like it has something to do with my mom.

Yeah, right over there. That'd be great.

You're set. Sorry, just making sure that...

It doesn't matter if you can see it, right? Yeah.

Dale, two steps back.

- Cool. - Looks good.

Do I just start?

- Yeah, when you're ready. - Yeah. All right.

Sarah was.

Sarah was our wildflower.

A nonconformist

growing up in a community whose bedrock is homogeneity.

But the.

I mean, what...

What we all saw as spunky and free-spirited

when she was a little girl

it evolved into something much darker.

There were several attempts to take her own life.

What?

When that didn't work, she got pregnant.

It was a boy from town. She wouldn't tell us who.

I suspect she did it purely out of spite,

as a way to rail against our ways

and our rules.

That worked.

She was shunned.

Shunned.

What, like, sent away?

No, no.

Shunning is being separated from the flock.

You eat alone, you work alone, you sleep alone.

And that's... And that is painful, trust me.

I suppose it could be what drove her away in the end.

I found this letter in my mom's room.

You were in the attic last night.

What did she mean when she said, "You can't have me or my baby"?

We don't allow children out of wedlock.

Sarah was required to give her baby to another wedded couple in the community.

She was forced to give me away?

That's right.

That's horrible.

More horrible than leaving a newborn on the ground,

on the sidewalk like a piece of trash?

I loved Sarah.

She was my only daughter, but she cared for nobody but herself.

That was her sickness.

I get it.

It's shitty what they did to her.

Yeah.

But I mean, she did the right thing though, right?

'Cause otherwise I would have been stuck here forever.

For sure.

I keep thinking about that little girl.

What she said the other day.

It's just like I have this

weird feeling she's still here,

in the pit of my stomach, ever since I got here.

I can't put my finger on it.

All right, not much further.

The drone made it seem like it was right over here.

I think I would do, like, a spaghetti with meatballs right now.

Are you that hungry?

Would you guys eat human?

No, I would never eat a human.

I would eat a person faster than I'd like to admit, to be honest.

Well, that's noted.

Look up though. Look at that.

How far away are we supposed to go?

Right?

That's what I've been telling you about.

So it's a church. Whoopee.

Yeah, but why would they build a church all the way back here?

It's like a mile away.

Gotta be where they were going the other night.

Bears, my ass.

That means a lot of people walking through here.

- Be careful. - Watch your step.

Yeah.

"So weit nicht weiter."

Anyone speak German?

Yeah, it says,

"Sweet, nice wiener."

Man.

- Can you pick a lock? - Of course. I'm Black.

Move aside, please.

No way.

Yeah, cousin Greg used to boost stuff all the time.

- You know, TVs, cars, whatever. - Sorry.

Cousin Greg's busy.

Cousin Greg is in prison.

Voila.

No, no, stop!

This is a house of worship. It's off limits to you. No cameras!

Sorry. Yeah.

- Can we go inside without the cameras? - No, I'm sorry. It's not permitted.

Lunch is ready back at the house. Come with me.

Yes. Thanks.

What are we doing? Like a schnitzel thing, or a sausage?

Is that offensive? I don't know if that's, like, stereotyping.

Not for me, not for me.

Thank you so much.

There seems to be a little more.

Dale, save some for everyone else.

Yeah, sorry.

Dude.

Hey, mind if I film you for a moment?

Fuck.

- Hey. Hey. - Oh, my gosh.

Lavina.

What is that?

No way.

What's wrong?

- Listen. - What?

What is that?

I don't know.

What is that?

Turn the light off.

- They're gonna see it. Turn it off. - Okay, right.

Hey, let's just go back.

Or get closer.

I can't see shit.

Go upstairs.

Hold her down, brother.

What are they doing?

What?

What the fuck?

Shit. Shit.

It's starting to spread.

I know.

We have to do it now.

We should follow them.

Let's go. Come on.

Fuck.

What are they doing?

Something fucked up.

- Why would they put it in a church? - Definitely not to bless it.

We hear this insane screaming, dying noise in the middle of the night,

and then we go and there's, like, a goat sacrifice.

- Look, animals get sick, right? - Like a goat be...

Some have birth defects.

We can't feed them, we can't take care of them.

We do what we have to.

Okay, yeah, then why did they bring the goats into your church?

I told you not to go in the church.

- We didn't go in the church, we saw them... - Hey, what's going on here?

What do you mean?

Thought this was supposed to be a documentary about where you're from.

And now you're sneaking out at night,

and you're filming all kinds of stuff that's not really your business.

I'm trying to help you. Don't make me regret it.

They're definitely hiding something from us.

Well, whatever it is, they obviously left Sam behind to babysit us.

So we'll have to find a way to distract him.

All right, who's first?

You got it.

Let's go, Dale.

Okay.

So you're gonna take both of these reins in your left hand. Good.

Right hand's gonna go around on that pommel. Good.

Your left foot's gonna go in the stirrup.

And then...

Hold that tight.

- You're okay. - Hey! Look at you.

- I told you he likes you. - Slowly. Both hands on the reins.

Good, good. Both hands, both hands.

- Okay. - You're okay, you're okay.

- Have fun. - No.

- No, no, no. - Hey!

- Hey, stop! - You wrong for that.

- Just pull back on the reins! - Go, Dale.

I'm squeezing!

Stop! Tell him to stop!

All right.

Voila.

Where are the pews?

I thought this was supposed to be a church.

Chris.

There's paintings on the ground.

Yeah.

God. It kind of looks like a drawing that I saw in the attic.

"As mode us."

What the fuck, man?

"The young and the weak will suffer first"?

"Lest sacrifices be made."

What is that?

Okay...

Is that some, like, Cirque du Soleil stuff?

Saw those in the barn.

That's a big bell.

Margot.

- Margot? - Here.

Look.

- What? What's that? - I think it's blood.

Okay, yeah. Hold on one second.

Just one second.

What?

- This thing slides. - Don't break it.

Help me push it.

- Just help me push it over, okay? - Why?

One, two, three...

No way.

Fuck.

Holy fuck.

Holy fuck.

Okay, so what?

They just

threw the dead goats down there?

But why?

I don't know, some sort of

religious custom?

Fuck.

Hey, hey. Hey, be careful.

Dude, that's fucking far, yo.

What?

- Fuck it. - Fuck what?

Fuck what?

What?

Hard no this time. We don't even know if this thing is safe.

It's here. I mean, they're using it for a reason.

Okay, Margot, I can't just stand here and let you do this. Come on, now.

Chris, we get one shot, one chance. I'm not messing it up.

It's too important.

Just give me the camera. Man the pulley. We got this.

The fuck we got this.

You sure about this?

Yes.

It's good.

Do I look cool?

No, you look crazy.

Don't move.

Thank you.

Okay.

Okay, just... let it out real slow.

Slow.

Okay.

- Are you okay? - Yeah.

Yeah, I'm good. Keep going.

You good?

Yep.

Jesus, what is that?

What?

There's a smell.

Fuck.

It's pretty bad.

You okay?

Yeah. I'm good.

Okay.

What the fuck? What?

There's crosses everywhere.

What?

There's crosses everywhere.

Do you wanna keep going?

Yeah.

Yeah, keep going.

Okay.

I can see the bottom!

Chris?

Chris?

It's stuck.

Hold on. Hold on. The pulley's stuck.

So fucking close.

I think I can reach it if I lean.

Hey, there's something down here!

A room!

Okay.

Who was that?

Wait, go back.

Who...

Hey, Chris, I'm done. Pull me up.

Hey, please. I'm serious. Pull me up.

Chris?

Hey, pull me up!

Look, if you just listen to it, then you'll understand.

You could've hurt yourself. You scared the shit out of me.

That's all I'm saying.

It's gotta be known, like, acknowledged at least.

Imma listen to it. I'll listen to it, but it's like...

- Okay. - Come on.

I'm listening to it.

Dale, is that booze?

Whiskey, man. I just fell off a fucking horse.

Chris.

- Chris! - Okay, wait.

Pull me up!

Chris, pull me up!

- Pull me up! - Go back.

- Chris! - What...

- Pull me up! - You hear that?

- Chris, pull me up! Pull me up! - There's something down there.

An animal?

Shit, they're throwing goats down a mine shaft

to feed an animal

in a cave a hundred feet underground?

Fuck this, guys.

Right. Good.

Steady.

Push it left. Left.

Jacob?

What?

Fuck.

What?

Battery? Totally fucking dead.

They've been watching me.

What?

Sam didn't leave the community to find himself. He left to find me.

- This whole thing's like a fucking setup. - Okay, just slow down. Slow down.

Is everything all right?

Yeah.

I'm okay. Thank you.

Good.

It's good to hear.

Okay, wait. I thought they couldn't have computers.

Chris, the emails went back for over a year.

Way before Sam contacted me.

I mean, they knew where I live. They have my address.

They fucking have pictures of me.

- They had my class schedule. - What the fuck?

They were watching me. They clearly brought us here for a reason.

- Why would they do that? - I don't fucking know.

I don't fucking know, but it's freaking me out.

I wanna go home.

- I wanna go. - Okay. Okay, okay. But, look, how?

We have no car, we have no phone, and there's no one around for 30 miles.

Fuck.

This is so fucked.

Hey.

Tomorrow.

Okay? It's all good.

First thing in the morning, we'll head into town and get a battery for the van.

Okay?

Dale, wake up.

Wake up.

Wake up.

Fuck.

Wake up.

What?

Chris. Chris, wake up.

Please, wake up!

Who the fuck is that?

Margot?

Chris.

Jesus Christ.

Hey. Hey, Margot. Margot?

Are you okay?

She's resting again.

What's wrong with her?

I'd say it's exhaustion coupled with an unusually severe menstrual cycle.

She lost a fair amount of blood, but she's going to be fine.

Well, shouldn't we take her to a hospital?

No, she doesn't need a hospital. She needs rest.

Okay, no offense, but are you even a real doctor?

Listen, let her get some rest.

If her condition worsens, we'll get her to a hospital.

Unusually strong menstrual cycle?

Do you believe that?

Man, this is so stupid. Nobody's coming.

You got a better idea?

I don't see any Amish auto part stores around here.

Look.

- Thank God. - Fuck, man. Yes.

Thank God.

I think it's a mail truck. Hey!

- Hey, man. - Hey there.

Will you give us a ride into town? Our battery died.

- Yeah. That's all right. - Hop in?

- Come on in. Just watch that back there. - Thank you.

Thank you so much.

That's a nice camera you got.

Yeah, we're shooting a documentary up at the Beiler farm.

Yeah? What's y'alls documentary about?

Amish people.

- Amish people? - Yeah.

You guys staying at the Beiler farm?

Yeah. Actually, we've been there for about a week now filming.

Yeah, all right. Well, you know the Beilers ain't Amish.

What? Of course they are.

Think they are? Right.

Hey, I've been working this route for over 40 years

and I know every family within a 50-square-mile area,

and most of them are Amish.

Now, they all tell you

the Beilers ain't Amish.

- Can I help you? - Car battery?

- What size? - 31C.

31C. Let me go check for you. I'll be right back.

Fuck, man.

Maybe we shouldn't have left Margot, man. Why would they pretend to be Amish?

I don't know. Maybe hiding in plain sight, right?

It's like.

I don't know. They look like them, they blend in,

I mean, they're off the grid. It's kind of a genius idea.

I mean, like, why would they need to be Amish?

What's the point in that?

- What size battery was it again? - 31C.

Yeah, I'm not seeing it here. I'm gonna go check in the back for you.

Hey, you mind if we use your Internet for a second, man?

- Not at all. Have at it. - Cool.

Just don't look up anything weird.

Okay. Come on, Dale.

What do you want me to look up? "Fake Amish people"?

No, search "As mode us."

- As mode us? - Yeah.

That's the name we found at the church.

Shit.

"The demonic prince of lust, suffering and wrath.

As mode us, or Asmodaios, is the overlord of the Nine Hells.

He is the prince of demons"

I fucking knew it, man. These people are devil worshippers.

Click that right there at the top.

"The Norwegian village of Beskytter was beset by a pestilence."

Crops and livestock perished, neighbor turned against neighbor

"in abhorrent acts of violence."

The same stuff we saw in the church.

"It was believed to be the work of the demon, As mode us."

Fuck. "In their desperation, the village turned to the White Witch for help."

It is said the witch trapped the demon inside a chosen woman of God,

her body a holy vessel to ensnare the powerful entity.

Through her bloodline, from daughter to daughter,

"the demon, As mode us, be passed, lest it be unleashed upon the world."

Fuck, man.

So they trapped him inside these women's bodies?

Okay, come on.

Like, witches, demons? Like, that's not real, right?

Even if it's not real, they could still...

If they believe it, then think about it.

Margot's mom runs off, right?

And she hides her baby to keep her away from these cultish motherfuckers,

but they still find her somehow

and they lure her back to do whatever this shit is to her.

All right, you guys.

Got the last 31C right here.

Shit, dude. You're a lifesaver, man.

All right.

Fuck.

All right. I'm gonna go deal with this battery.

- Meet me at the house. - All right.

- You sure you don't need help? - No, man. Just get Margot and our shit,

- and let's get the fuck out of here. - Yeah. Fuck this place.

Hello?

Margot.

Mary.

Hey, hey. Mary. Wait, wait, wait. No.

Mary.

Mary, Mary. Where's your dad?

Mary, open up.

Fuck.

Margot, it is time to go.

What the fuck? Our shit. Where the fuck is our shit?

Sam?

What the fuck is going on, Sam?

Where's Margot?

Sam?

Where the fuck is Margot, man?

Women are the most powerful creatures on Earth.

What?

Givers of life.

That is why our sisters bear this burden.

They're the only ones strong enough to hold him back.

It's time.

Stay behind locked doors.

Don't come out until the bell stops ringing.

What? What? Sam.

Dude, where are you going? Sam!

Margot?

Margot?

Okay. Easy, man.

- Don't try to stop this. - Jacob, just put the gun down.

Her body is the only thing that can hold the demon.

- What? - If you set him free,

he'll be able to possess anyone,

jumping from body to body.

- What are you doing to her? - He'll kill us all.

He'll kill every last one of us.

Just put the gun down, man. Please, man. You don't wanna do this.

Fuck. Fuck. Fuck, fuck, fuck.

I'm coming.

Just hold on, Margot. I'm coming.

Oh, God.

Fuck.

Margot? Fuck.

Margot?

Margot?

Okay, fuck. Fuck.

Okay.

Margot?

Margot!

Margot.

The fuck?

What are you doing? Shit.

What are you doing to her?

Margot, get the fuck up!

Fuck. Margot! Just stop it, all right.

I said stop it.

Margot? Margot. Margot.

- Fuck. - The salt. The salt.

Please. Wake up, Margot. Come on. It's time to go. Up, up, up.

- Margot. Margot, get up. - The salt. Salt. The salt.

Margot, come on. Get up! Please wake up.

Get up.

No! No!

- Back up! - No!

- Back up or I'll fuckin'... - You don't...

You don't know what you're doing!

The fuck is that?

Goddamn. Margot, run!

Run, Margot! Run!

Run! Fucking run!

Run, Margot!

Run! Fuck!

What the fuck was that?

Shit. No, no, no.

Fuck! Fuck. How are we gonna get out of here?

There's gotta be a way out.

There's gotta be a fucking way out. There's gotta be. Come on.

- Come on, Chris. Fucking think. - Hello?

Holy shit. Dale?

Dale! It's us! We need you to pull us back up, man!

- What the fuck's going on, man? - We're stuck! Just pull up the pulley!

- We need you to pull the pulley! - Okay!

Okay. Come on. Come on, Margot.

Holy fuck. What the fuck was that thing, man?

Jesus. Okay.

Come on, come on. Here.

Hold on tight. Hold on.

All right. Pull up now, Dale!

Now, now, now, now!

Okay.

You're almost there. You're almost there. You're almost there.

Faster, Dale!

Come on, man. Come on.

Fuck me.

Fuck me.

Okay.

Come on, man. Come on, man.

Don't leave a brother down here. Fuck.

Shit.

Come on, man! Pull the fucking rope now, man! Now!

Thank God.

Thank God.

All right, Dale. Pull me up. Pull me up, man.

Faster, man. Now, now, now.

Fuck! Pull me up, now! Pull up!

Pull me up, Dale! Pull me up!

Come on, Dale!

Yeah. Good job. Stop.

Here, here. Come here, come here, come here.

We gotta get the fuck out of here, man. Did you fix the battery?

- Yeah, it's ready. - All right. Shit. Let's go.

- Margot, are you good? - Margot. Now, Margot.

- Margot. - Now.

What the fuck? Dale, just go.

No, no, no, no. Fuck.

No, no. No.

Fuck.

Run! Run!

Run, run, run!

Go!

No, no, no, no, no, no. Fuck this.

Margot, come on. Run.

What is that thing, man?

- Which way? - Come on, man. I can't see shit.

- Chris! - Dale, which way?

Margot, where are you?

Go, Margot. Run! Run, Margot!

Oh, God!

Come on. Let's start moving. Come on.

Okay. This way. This way.

Margot?

Margot? Where'd you go?

Margot?

Shit. Margot, you okay?

Margot?

Margot, Margot, Margot. Oh, my God.

Okay. I'm gonna get us out of here.

Shit. Margot, run. Run!

Shit.

We're on the wrong side.

We need to get up and over to get to the van.

The van's right there.

- Okay? - Okay.

It's right there.

Stop! Get off of him! Sarah!

Look at me.

Look at me.

Look at my face.

Can you see?

Do you remember me?

It's me.

Your daughter.

I'm here now...

Mom.

I'm here now.

Fuck. Are you okay?

Yeah.

We gotta go.

What...

Let's go.

Okay. Lock it.

- Okay. - Fuck. Okay.

Keys. Keys.

Where the fuck he put the keys?

Dale.

Fuck.

Okay.

Right. We should go get it.

Oh, my God. No.

All right. All right. Here. Here. I'll do it.

Margot. I'll do it. Just shine that light over here.

Yeah, okay. Keys, keys, keys.

Margot, let's go.

Margot, now. Come on. Now.

Margot, now. Let's go.

Let's go.

All right, we're almost there. We're almost there.

Okay.

- Fuck. Come on. - Fuck.

Come on. Come on.

Fuck me.

No, no, no.

No, no, no, no.

Come on. Come on. Fuck.

Come on. Come on. Come on, baby. Come on.

Fuck. Come on. Come on.

Holy shit!

Fuck. Fuck.

Shit!

Fuck!

Fuck.

Dispatch, this is 921. I'm at 4277 Golen.

The Beiler farm.

Sheriff's department!

Fuck.

Dispatch, I have multiple fatalities. Need assistance immediately.

Jesus Christ.

Sheriff's department.

Holy shit.

What the fuck?

Get your hands up.

Let me see your hands! Now!

Hands up!

What the fuck?

All available units, please respond. We have a possible 187

- at 4277 Golen. - Holy shit.

Easy, buddy.

Easy, buddy.

7/73 East 12th Street.

Someone is throwing bricks from the roof of the building.

Can you try fo reach the corner?

Do you affirm a 10-61? Can you copy?

10-4. What's the address?