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Did you get her, Reverend? She looks pretty good.

That boy... No, her boyfriend.

Well, the doc is here and will definitely take care of it.

No... See you then.

We've got another one, doc.

CANNIBAL GIRL

Cliff, where exactly are we here?

No idea. I think we 're on a back road somewhere.

Could that be a bit more precise?

Gloria, I drove all day without stopping.

And now I've stopped and I'm busy.

Why don't you take a look at the map?

I do.

But it seems like we're in the middle of nowhere.

Cliff, are you sure you know where we're going?

Gloria, we've picked a nice little town where it's quiet...

...and where we can spend a peaceful and pleasant holiday.

So leave that to me. - Okay.

It's really beautiful here.

Cliff, can you smell the Christmas fern?

Yes, I'm right next to one.

It's so peaceful.

Cliff!

Cliff, I think it's time we moved on!

Cliff?

come on cliff

Cliff, I'm definitely not coming over there looking for you.

All right, stop playing games now!

Cliff?

Cliff?

Come on, I'm cold and I want to keep going.

Cliff?

Cliff? Where are you?

Cliff?

Oh my God! - I caught you there, didn't I?

Are you mad now? - I feel sick.

Gloria, I was just hiding behind that tree and scaring you!

I ca n't even laugh at your jokes !

I thought it would be funny, I had no idea... Are you okay?

Gloria, your heart is beating like crazy! - There you see it!

Sorry.

Gloria, you know I would never do anything to hurt you.

I called for you for almost fifteen minutes . I didn't find that funny at all!

Come on. - Cliff, where are we going anyway?

I can't make sense of the map. - I don't know either, Gloria.

So... we're going to Farningham. No, no, no, Farnhamville.

Great, Farnhamville, the hospitable city.

It can't be far.

How far do we still have to drive?

About ten, fifteen miles.

What's happening? - Nothing.

Maybe there isn't enough air in the tires.

Cliff, you're just stalling the engine. - I'm not stalling the engine, Gloria.

I'm sorry... - You have to give the gas some time...

...until it is through the carburetor.

We just have to wait a little.

All right.

The engine needs air. If I tell you , you start the car, all right?

Not yet! Not until I give you a sign!

All right, give it a try.

Not the horn, the ignition, Gloria! - What?

The key! You have to turn the key!

try it now

So it is good.

Exactly, you're doing well. - Come on baby!

Come on baby! - Come on baby!

That's okay. Exactly, you're doing well.

Yes, come on, come on, baby!

You managed! Wonderful!

Farnhamville, here we come.

Damned! - That's great.

Do you think we're ever going to get anywhere when you talk like that?

Cliff, the car understands you. You must be a little nicer.

Take good care.

Well, I know it's not easy for you either, it's pretty cold outside...

...and I guess you'd rather be somewhere else now, but if...

...if you would help us one more time , we would be very grateful to you.

Gloria, please.

Go ahead and don't be so sarcastic.

I wasn't sarcastic, I wasn't sarcastic...

I wasn't being sarcastic, car. I wasn't being sarcastic.

Go on. - And now it starts, yes?

Go on. We love you. - We love you. We love you.

God bless you car.

Gloria, you should have been an auto mechanic.

I want to ask if there is a place where we can stay.

All right, I'll see if there are any postcards here.

Hello, are there postcards inside?

Have you seen this woman anywhere?

No, who is that supposed to be? - My sister.

She has been missing for six months. - Oh yes?

What about you? Have you seen her?

That's very unlikely, I'm just passing through.

Pretty. - Yes.

If you see her, I'm still in town, okay?

Yes OK. - Good. Thank You.

You take care.

Yes, sir? - So, I wanted to know...

...whether you can give me a tip on where to stay here...

...a motel or something... You know, I drove up here with a girl...

...to spend the weekend here.

Yes, there really is a nice spot here. With Mrs Wainwright...

...about a kilometer down the road. It's very pretty there.

Yes? Is it cheap too? - It's very quiet there, you know.

It's reasonable, not too expensive. - OK, great.

Many Thanks. - Okay, do well.

You better not mess with that thing. You will still hurt yourself.

hello chief - What did the first guy want?

He wanted to know about one of the Reverend's girls.

The Reverend wouldn't be too happy about that, would he?

No.

Then we better take care of him, huh?

Hey, Mouse.

Just come with me and we'll sort out everything else in my office.

It's really nice to have young people as guests again.

We rarely have guests here.

I can't understand that at all. It's so beautiful here.

Yes, but it hasn't always been like that.

I guess a lot of people are put off by this old legend.

Legend? - What legend, Mrs Wainwright?

It is about the legend of these three girls.

I think it all started when these three pretty girls...

...began to lure men to their farm.

Good morning. - What...?

Come on.

Hello. - Hello.

I've never seen you here before. - I don't go to bars very often.

Are you here alone?

May I join you? - If you want... yes, sure.

Why don't you sit down? - Thank you.

We'll have that soon. - Everything great.

Is that a little too close? - No no.

Sorry. - It's okay.

You must be new to the area.

Yes, actually I'm just passing through.

What a pity. - How so?

Well, I live on a farm with two friends...

...outside the city. - Actually?

I am very interested in farm work. - Really?

Especially dairy farming. In fact, I'm even in the dairy business.

It's really too bad you're just passing through...

...because I thought maybe we could get to know each other better...

...when we spend a few days together on our farm...

...and have some fun doing it. - I would like that.

Actually, I'm on vacation and could definitely spend some time here...

But would your girlfriends agree?

Sure, they don't mind.

I think they will definitely like you.

Fill up, sir? - No, it's okay, I don't need gas.

I'm in a hurry. Can you tell me how far it is to Buttonville?

Yes, that's about 40 miles down the road.

40 miles? - Yes, but there is a shortcut.

Yes, in about three miles. - Yes...?

On the right comes a dirt road.

It will probably save you half the time, but it's not good for your car.

Don't worry about that, it's just a rental car.

Listen, thank you very much. That was very helpful.

Clarissa, can I have some more meat, please?

Clarissa! - One moment please!

Everything we do here is cooking and eating.

Clarissa, can I have some more meat, please?

One moment! If you don't cut it properly, it won't cook.

I don't care. All I want is at least three more tracks.

What's going on here? - Clarissa doesn't want to give me meat anymore.

Clarissa?

If you don't cut the meat across the grain, it will...

I'm sure it's that good too.

He's really nice. He fits here well.

Hello, Earl. - Hello, Felix.

I am here. - It can go on.

Earlier it was my turn with dice. - It's always your turn with dice.

I own everything, but you always roll the dice. - OK.

eleven. - Eleven.

Castle Alley. - I'm on Schlossallee.

Two thousand.

I only have eight dollars left. - Then I'll take these.

Is this the end of the game? - Yes, I won again.

And I lost again. - Yes, you lost, I won.

Rick. - Hello. Felix Frantzen.

Hello Felix. Nice to meet you. This is Zero.

Hi. - Hi. Then roll the dice.

do you guys live here - No no.

And what are you doing here? - Take it easy.

In a way we're just waiting, you know?

I have to be out of here by 4:30. - Where are you going?

To Buttonville, I have to go to the parade.

In what costume? - In none, I lead the parade.

You're saying you're the master of ceremonies or something”?

No, I lead parades, that's my job. - As an organizer?

Yes, the company is called Rick Parades Enterprises Incorporated. This is me.

That's almost as good as what you're doing. - What are you doing?

I'm in the ice cream business. - He is the President of Truck #12.

All right , Earl, enough of your jokes, okay?

I have a specific route that I drive the truck.

And what about you? - With me? I'm rich.

brides. You are here.

Both of us, so make three. - That's correct.

Earl! - Finally, one for you, and one for you.

What kind of brides?

We've been waiting for you all this time.

That's exactly what we've been waiting for. - That's right, you can't go now.

No, forget that quickly. - You'd just screw everything up.

I have to go to Buttonville... - I'm sure we can get her to bed.

I have n't missed a parade in the last eight years.

Have you ever had a good reason for it?

In case you hadn't noticed, I've decided to stay.

Yes, it's really nice to have a real man in the house.

I notice that you always wear the same things. Are you sisters?

No, we just have similar tastes.

Leona ... - Yes, Felix?

Do you remember when we went for a walk yesterday...

...and you said you wanted to show me the house...

I will, I will Have some patience.

I've been here for three days.

Felix, you know we ca n't sleep together tonight.

No, but I thought we could fiddle with each other a little.

Ah, Felix.

He then ended up on Schlossallee and had to pay me $2,200...

...and I won the seventh game in a row.

Clarissa, that was a lovely dinner.

I enjoyed every single bite of it.

I ate everything with...

Food can be very appetizing.

I'm really looking forward to the main course.

Now?! Before dessert?!

It's okay. Come.

In my heart...

...and also outside...

...I worship the blood...

...that gives me life.

You know what, Leona...?

Waiting three more days was really worth it.

Ah, Felix.

You better go to your room now. - Does it have to be that way?

Well, soon everyone will get up and... - I get it.

All right... one last kiss.

Go on. - All right.

Leona!

Leona, was...

Wait... what are you doing... No... no... no.

No, not!

good morning

Hello.

Have you seen Anthea anywhere?

No. - Do you know where she might be?

No.

I guess I'll have to look it up myself then.

Tomorrow Bunker. - What is...?

You really have to see one of my saves. You are fantastic.

We have clowns, kangaroos and acrobats.

You know, it's really weird.

Earl and Felix are gone and have n't even said goodbye yet.

And Earl forgot his Monopoly game.

Listen, do you want to talk about her or be with me?

Inside and outside of me...

...I worship the blood that gives me life.

That was the story of the three girls.

They were cannibals and ate men.

And it is said that they have not been sick a day in their lives.

Actually? - Does this place still exist?

The house is still there, now it's a restaurant.

It is said that the food there is very good.

I can take you there for dinner.

But we don't meet cannibals there, do we?

No, that happened a long time ago.

I'm sure you like the restaurant.

We'll meet around five after you've checked into your room.

Cliffie...?

Have you been in a motel room with a lot of women before?

No, you are the first. - Is that me, Cliff?

Gloria? - Yes?

I think I'll take off my jacket. - No, you don't have to, Cliff.

Yes, but I want to. - Okay.

Good.

Oh no Cliff There is no TV in our room .

What do you need a TV for when you've got me?

do you know what we do - What then?

We're having the car repaired this afternoon .

And we will buy wine.

And then...

O Cliff You know what I'd like to do more than anything right now?

What then? - Hear you play the guitar.

Should I play the guitar? - Yes, you are my favorite musician.

Right now? Okay.

Well, then I'll play an English folk song.

Yes. - And...

This song is about... it's about you.

did you write it - No.

That's why you called it "English folk song".

Ready? - Yes.

Oh Cliff.

One early morning... - Cliff...

What is? - Do you like me?

Naturally.

One early morning...

One spring morning...

...when you heard the birds chirping.

The nightingale sang and...

...I met a beautiful damsel...

...who sang with a sweet voice...

...I will be married soon...

Glory?

Glory?

I'm taking the car to be repaired now, okay?

I'll be right back. - Good.

All right, get some rest. Wait.

A heavy chunk, huh? - Yes.

What do we do with him? - No idea.

We'd better ask the chief, right? - Yes.

Yeah, that'll certainly teach him a lesson just poking around here.

Can I help you? - Yeah, there's something wrong with the engine.

It rattles and knocks. - Sounds like the carburetor.

You can leave him here. - Good.

I'll pick him up again tomorrow. - Okay.

Sam! Now try to remember.

Did anyone hear a scream or witness a scuffle?

no sir - Think again.

Did anyone see this man coming?

No.

Well, he's as dead as can be. - That's correct.

Of course we can check all this in the station...

...and if there are any witnesses, we'll take care of them.

But I think everything is fine.

Sam, I want you to do me a favor, okay?

I want you to take the body to my wife.

She knows what to do with it, yes? - OK.

Good day Mrs Wilson. What would you like?

I need a really nice piece of meat.

You must be expecting guests for dinner. - But yes.

Mrs. Wilson, you're lucky, that came in fresh this morning.

Is it really fresh? - Mrs Wilson...

...if it were any fresher, it could probably tell you that itself.

I'm sure you will like the restaurant.

It has a very special flair.

Is it very expensive? - Oh Cliff, what a stupid question.

The restaurant is run by a very dedicated young man.

I'm sure you'll get along great.

All the people from the area come here to eat.

It has become a real tourist attraction.

You shouldn't have a problem finding it.

Do you see that way over there? Just follow him...

...and make sure you don't miss the fork in the road.

Past the big tree, she's a little further to the right.

Then keep going until you see the house. - Thank you.

goodbye - Thank you for everything, Mrs Wainwright.

goodbye

Have fun. See you later.

Enjoy the meal.

Cliff, there's something weird about this trail.

Yes, he smells like fertilizer. - Have you ever lived on a farm?

Gloria, you don't have to be a farmer to know what fertilizer smells like.

I thought it was your jacket. - It's my jacket too.

Ach, CM.

Cliff, I'm cold, let's go inside.

I guess that must be it. - Yes.

Crazy!

Nobody seems to be here but us.

It also doesn't look like... maybe it's in the other room?

Good evening. - Hi.

I'm Reverend Alex St. John. And who are you?

Sorry, we seem to be wrong here.

We're here to... - ... eat. Of course my dear.

Cliff Sturges. - Good day.

Dearest... - Gloria Wellaby.

Glory...

How adorable. - Thank you.

Come in. - Willingly.

I thought we should have reserved. - Reserve, no.

Can you give me your jacket? - For sure.

What a gorgeous fur. - Thank you.

Thank you.

We're not dressed appropriately. It all seems so formal.

You look really lovely in everything , my dear.

Do sit down. - Good.

Please excuse me for a moment. - Clear.

Cliff, where did we actually end up here?

freaky. - You could say so.

Very theatrical. - Crazy.

You know what? - What?

I've seen the man before.

No no no. Sorry. Smoking is not permitted.

That is one of the rules here in this House.

Just a few moves?

Smoking is bad for the bloodstream. - I did not know that.

It really is a rule that should be followed.

The house seems very old. - Alt... Yes, indeed, my dear.

The house is really very old.

We still have some time before dinner. Do you want me to show you around a bit more?

That would be nice, yes.

Come. This is my father's library.

He died with a book in his hand.

And this is the study.

This is the Parford family.

Have you ever heard of her? The young man was suspected...

...putting his mother-in-law in an old rolling desk.

She was a terrible woman.

She was the main carrier of a particular societal disease...

...which can be found in this area. - Oh Cliff, look.

This is my grandfather's piano.

He was a man of exquisite taste and special preferences...

...a musical genius.

Sometimes late in the evening...

...hymns seem to fill the room.

That's amazing, Reverend. - You must know...

...just yesterday I thought I saw my distant cousin Rex.

There are rumors that he had a thing for men...

...sometimes even to a large extent.

Well, he fathered some really splendid children nonetheless.

But to be honest, none of them bore even the slightest resemblance to him.

Clifford, I assume you are interested in this sword.

It belonged to a French executioner, and according to legend...

...it's him just at the moment when he wanted to behead an innocent man...

... slipped out of his hand and severed his own head.

How terrible. - That's what happens, my dear.

This magnificent silver cutlery was once owned by the Duchess of Milan.

Did you know that she once poisoned an entire dinner party...

...Just because she forgot...

I'm sorry, my dear, I had completely forgotten...

...that we want to eat right away.

And this ugly collection belonged to three previous residents of this house.

They were three deviant, horrible young women.

I guess I should have taken them off a long time ago...

...but there is a terrible curse attached to it...

...and I have to admit that I'm a bit superstitious.

Mrs. Wainwright always sends us such charming guests.

Thank you.

Cliff. Cliff?

Is there anything on the menu that you might like?

There is only one dish on the menu.

Yes, Clifford, I think you will like what we have prepared.

Good, then we'll take that twice. - Twice?

May I join you?

Thank you my dear.

1913 was a wonderful year.

We grow the grapes ourselves. We have our own vineyards.

The vine grows on my grandfather's grave.

I don't know exactly either, but something about human remains...

...gives the wine an earthy note. To grandfather.

To grandfather.

I sense a certain... familiarity between you two.

You guys haven't been together long, have you? - Two weeks.

Clifford, it's been a month. - I see, I see...

Tell me, Clifford, what are you doing?

I make music. - music...

What kind of music, Clifford? - Skirt.

stream? Have you seen my... - Skirt!

Skirt. I'm a rock musician. - You know, Reverend...

...something like the Rolling Stones. - I play electric guitar.

A guitarist.

Clifford, you're my kind of man.

After mine too.

Do you like the food? - It's delicious.

It is great.

May I entertain you with some stories about this house?

It'll help with digestion, Reverend. - That would be very kind, Reverend.

Very funny, Clifford, very funny.

Are you already familiar with the legends about this house?

You mean the three cannibals? Mrs. Wainwright told us about it.

Then you might be interested to know that this is the table...

...on which their victims ate their last meal on this earth.

Clifford, let's go!

Let's go. Small change, small change... - What for?

As a tip.

You know, these tapestries look really, really good from here.

Yes, that's right. - They do.

My love...

Clifford, is this yours?

No, actually it belongs to both of us. - It's just money I just...

Please please please please please...

The meal was a pleasure and is on my account.

I owe you an explanation regarding those screams.

There's a madman on the loose, and one of the girls thought...

...she would have seen him at the kitchen window.

Oh no, she must have been wrong. - I do not think so...

But I'm ruining your meal. It's time for dessert.

I think you will like him.

That's a wonderful dinner, honey. The food is great.

You've outdone yourself again.

I saved the best parts for you.

I want to toast the reverend's health.

He is our spiritual guide. - To the reverend.

If music is the food of love, keep playing.

Shakespeare. Do you know this one too, Clifford?

Now is the true haunting time of the night...

...where yawning tombs redeemed their dead.

Aurora's herald is already shimmering there...

...and his sewing scares crazy spirits away.

To the graveyard; armies of anxious souls...

...buried at the crossroads and in the sea.

One sees them going into the worm-gnawed bed.

For fear the day would see their shame...

... banished from the light she her owner's will.

And serves them...

...the night to the eternal shell.

That seems familiar to me.

When the morning wakes up...

...we will rise.

Pure and fresh and without sin...

...under godly eyes.

Very well. Really good. - A toast.

To the ladies. - To the ladies!

I'm a lady too.

So, folks... We've got to get going now.

Fine, but let me drink this up.

Why don't you stay here?

No, you can't, Reverend. We have to go back.

No, there's another bed upstairs. It's ancient, but very convenient.

We've already strained your hospitality.

As you wish. your jackets.

Clifford...

Promise me one thing if you go home now.

Clear.

If you are walking through the forest and hear any noise...

...run as fast as you can. promise me that

One more thing, Clifford. Don't look around.

Well then.

I'm sorry, reverend. - Good night, Clifford.

Thanks for your visit. - It was a pleasure for us.

glory. Come on, I'll take you to the door.

I think we should stay the night here. - Yes.

Hello, Reverend.

Reverend, we've changed our minds.

Very nice. That makes me happy.

You will definitely like the room we have prepared for you.

Come in. This is your room for tonight.

It belonged to my aunt Priscilla. She's dead, poor thing.

Burned at the stake. Oh yes...

The linens are in the closet behind you.

Sleep well. - We will.

Thank you again, Reverend. - Good night.

Good night. - Good night, Priscilla.

What do you want for dinner, sweethearts? What do you want?

Not the fingers, my dear, not the fingers.

Don't... how about the muscles? The poor.

The dark red flesh of the arms.

What do you want, my love? Calves?

Those delicious red meaty calves?

And you, my queen. For you the white flesh of the thighs.

The delicious soft thighs.

And now, sweethearts, let's drink the red lifeblood.

The blood of eternal life.

And we will live forever.

Forever.

You, my queens.

And I, your king.

Cliff? - Yes?

Do you think we should do it now?

Cliff? - Yes?

can you take off your glasses - For sure.

Oh my God.

I'm sorry if I disturbed you.

Please don't worry about any noise at night.

Sweet Dreams.

That's it. Now it doesn't work anymore.

come on gloria - I am not in the mood.

glory. - Cliff, I can't.

Cliff, I'm too scared. - Gloria, come on.

No, it's not possible, Cliff. - How so?

The man could come back in. - He won't.

No, I don't want to, Cliff. - Glory.

no, let me Let's sleep. - Glory...

Are you afraid of him? - Yes.

In front of a bearded penguin? - Oh Cliff...

let's sleep please Cliff, where are you going?

Cliff, come back!

Inside and outside of me...

...I pay homage to the blood...

...that gives me life.

come my love

It's time to drink the juice of life.

The delicious red warm blood of eternal life.

Take the knife, my dear.

Take the knife and stab.

Stitch into the warm red cloth.

Higher.

stab in.

Glory!

Please help me, get help. - My god, I almost killed you.

My friend... they want to kill him. - Are you okay?

All right. I am a doctor. Everything will be fine.

Relax. - I want to leave here.

I don't want to stay here. - Everything will be fine.

Please help me. - I will help you.

It's a mild sedative. I want you to take this now.

Here.

This will relax you. It will make you sleepy.

Sleep. Close your eyes.

Relax. Everything will be fine.

Sleep.

Relax.

Good girl.

The carburetor is leaking.

Cliff?

I may have drowned him. I do not know either.

A '61 Cadillac, I mean, don't expect any problems.

The guy said the fuel pump was gone...

...or the valves would have to be ground in...

...or maybe the piston is in the bucket...

Cliff! How did you come here?

why did they let you go - I left a deposit.

I'll pick up the car tomorrow and give them a check.

Cliff, I was so worried about you.

Thank God that doctor was there. - Which doctor?

Cliff, did you put those things back on me?

How did we get back here?

Where's the doctor?

Gloria... were you smoking weed?

Well, I don't understand it at all.

Do you really think I just had a bad dream?

I think you had too much pizza for breakfast.

Come on Cliff, don't be kidding, I'm all messed up.

Well, there is a solution for everything.

Cliff, you have the same solution for everything. - I know, but it always works.

Don't worry about her, dear ones.

Our friends in town will take care of it.

Take a deep breath and tell me if it doesn't make you feel any better.

I still feel a little dizzy.

You'll feel a lot better once we've eaten something.

I don't know either, Gloria. I don't know how to explain it to you.

I guess medically you would call it psychosomatic...

...when the mind somehow influences the body.

I think you were just scared.

I mean, being in a motel for the first time with a guy...

You mean like a déjà vu experience? - Exactly! A deja vu experience.

Being somewhere you seem to have been before...

...but where you've actually never been before.

Cliff, that all sounds so obvious.

I think it has everything to do with the old lady's stories.

You know, the one about the three girls with the house.

How do you know so much about such things?

I took a psychology course before I got expelled from school.

Do you feel better now? - I think so.

I think I overreacted again.

Do you mind if I call my parents...

...so they know everything is ok?

I will do that. - No rather not.

My mother doesn't like you.

mediation. - Yes, operator...

...I want to make a long-distance call to Toronto.

I'm sorry but long distance calls are not possible at the moment.

If there's any problem , I'll pay for it myself.

No, it has nothing to do with that.

Last week's snowstorm destroyed all transmission lines.

Since then no more calls have gone through.

Operator, isn't there any other way of getting a connection?

The call is pretty important. - I'm sorry, but there's nothing to be done.

What if I try from another device?

Our employees are currently trying to repair the lines.

Could you try again later?

Operator, I... - I'm sorry.

I'm glad you're at least having a good time.

I just mind my own business.

Cliff, I hate this town. I don't feel comfortable here.

There's nothing wrong with the city, Gloria.

Cliff, I've been thinking. Why don't we go somewhere else?

You can't do anything here.

Even if we wanted to, it's not possible. - How so?

Because the car is being repaired.

Come on, we just have to go to the workshop...

...pick up the car and then have it repaired in Toronto.

I know, but I'm sure they've broken it down into its individual pieces by now.

Can you think of another excuse? You don't want to leave here, do you?

Gloria, you're being very unreasonable right now.

I think it's you who's being unreasonable.

You think I'm being unreasonable?! Then just do what you want.

I'm taking the bus back to Toronto. - Fine, go back to Toronto.

Won't you stop me - Good Trip.

Gloria, you must do what you think is right.

And I do what I think is right.

And you know what would make me really happy right now?

A large chocolate milkshake.

mediation. - Yes, operator...

...could you connect me to the bus station?

There is no bus station in Farnhamville.

You mean there are no buses going to Toronto from here ?

Unfortunately, I don't have this information, so you'll have to look it up in the timetable.

And where can I get a timetable? - It's in Edward's Drugstore.

Do you want me to connect you? - Yes. please.

Can you hang in there for a minute? - Yes.

Good morning, Edward's Drugstore here. - Yes, sir...

Do you have a bus schedule to Toronto?

Yes we have. - Great. Where's the shop?

On the main street just next to the post office.

Can I come right now and buy a ticket?

No need to rush, there are still enough places available.

You can buy a ticket just before departure .

But when is the next bus leaving?

The next bus to Toronto is at 10:30 tomorrow morning.

Oh no... - If that's too early for you...

...you can also take the bus to...

Thank you for stopping. Are you going to Toronto?

Yes, that's the postcard girl. Did you have a great time in town?

Do you want me to take you with me? - I'm sorry, I mistook you.

Wait a minute, does that mean you don't want to ride with me?

No thank you. - Stupid cow.

And? Do you have enough?

Cliff... tell me you love me...

... want and need me and will never leave me.

I love you, I want, I need you and will never leave you Gloria.

And now come. Let's take a look at the town.

We can see the drugstore, a grocery store, a bowling alley...

If you think...

Unbelievable. - Stop it.

Toll...

"The Monster That Devoured Cleveland" and...

..."I was a juvenile centipede" together as a double performance.

I've already seen them.

Do you want meat pie too? - I'd rather have a kiss.

You almost bit my finger off. - Oh Cliff.

Gloria, I haven't walked that much...

...since I was a cadet in class 10.

Cliff, you were a cadet student ?!

No, I think being a cadet is really great, Cliff, honestly.

Now I'm getting hungry again.

What's happening?

The meat pie had such a weird taste.

It was also on special offer.

We could also go back to the motel and have something to eat there.

But only if you take me there.

Hello, Officer.

Are you in town for a specific reason?

Actually, we just ate something... - Come on, get in the car.

We have something against tramps here. - But we are not tramps.

We have a room at Mrs. Wainwright's motel.

You better not lie to me.

There are ways and means to get the truth out.

Also, we don't like strangers here either.

Especially no hippies and freaks. - Sir, you've got it all wrong...

...we are not... - Shut up! Get in the car.

And where did you actually want to go? - To the restaurant.

In case that happens to be on your way.

What do you actually think this is? A goddamn cab?

Oh Cliff, I'm not particularly hungry, are you?

So I could use a bite. - This isn't going to be a pleasure ride.

The sooner I'm done with you comedians , the better.

What's the matter with her? - She's nervous, that's all.

She's always like that when she 's picked up by the police.

Many Thanks.

You better not change your mind.

'Cause I'll be waiting for you here.

I'm sorry, Gloria. I must go to the restaurant.

Cliff, that's the same... - Gloria.

All right.

Cliff, I'm scared. - Gloria, you promised me.

Come on.

Cliff, this doesn't look like a restaurant.

But now that's enough. I really want to...

Cliff...

I brought her here. - Thanks, Clifford.

good evening

are you guys staying for dinner

Reverend, actually I'm not that hungry.

I would only have a small bite at most.

Tut mir leid, Clifford.

We're not done with you yet.

Glory?

Gloria, that wasn't my idea, you know.

You forced me to do this.

Gloria? Hey, little one.

Come on. What is wrong with you? glory!

Gloria, I'm sorry!

No no. No no no!

The day is coming to an end.

The silent night draws near.

The evening shadows...

.“..walk in the sky.

So that was the story of the four girls.

They were cannibals and ate men.

Rumor has it that they have not been sick a single day in their lives.

That sounds great.

Do you think we can take a look at the place?

Of course, it would be my pleasure to accompany you there.

Do you have a car? And when would you like to go there?