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LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: The world has changed.

A blood virus is like the soul.

It takes your soul and destroys you from the inside.

Spread from ticks, through birds, and deer, the humans.

Everyone is a carrier of one strain

or another, one step away from a deadly combination--

a ticking time bomb.

You can try to control the fevers,

give your immune system a chance.

But you're fighting the unknown--

something that will rip you apart from within, something

animal, something inhuman.

Before we can rebuild, we have to find a way to survive

ourselves, a way to fight.

[metal music playing]

[rattling]

[rattling continuing]

[faint explosion]

[rattling]

DR. DENNEHEY: They're everywhere, Louis!

Everywhere!

[glass smashing]

[woman screaming]

[man yelling]

JESSICA: We're gonna die!

You shut up!

JESSICA: No.

You shut the fuck up!

Right now, we all gotta keep our heads.

This is not the time for that.

We have to fight and survive!

We gotta button this place up and cover up

these doors and windows.

I don't know what the hell is out there,

but it's coming back!

It's coming back.

Coming back.

He's fucking hungry.

But I'm not gonna die.

I'll kill every single one of those sons of bitches.

Andrew, go find everything you can to put

over these doors and windows.

Tables, chairs, anything.

Matt, you with me?

[panting, grunting]

I am still in one piece.

LOUIS: Well, stay that way.

Go get the ammo.

Load up the guns.

Let's do it.

Don't let anybody do anything without telling me first!

[panting]

Everything is gonna be all right.

[roaring]

[tapping stick on ground, bored]

I suppose you're--

you're just gonna stand around moping all weekend, huh?

ANDREW: That's pretty much the plan.

Well, that's too bad.

I was kind of hoping maybe we'd have time to talk about things

and have a few laughs.

I'm a funny guy.

Right?

I told Angela this wasn't going to be a good idea,

this whole weekend.

This was her idea?

Yeah.

You know, she's a woman, starting a relationship,

building a family.

Oh, my god.

You're pathetic.

You know-- what are you doing smoking, by the way?

What the hell-- when did you start that?

Take this out of your fucking hand.

[scoffs]

I'm going to go up to the lodge,

and uh, see if anybody else is here.

Why don't you do that?

Yeah.

DR. DENNEHEY: It's the way of the world, son.

The circle.

It's been going on since the beginning of time,

since man with stones, spear, went

out and killed his first beast, with meat and fur and bone.

But Dad, we don't need to do that anymore.

We have stores.

Well, imagine a world without stores.

Can you?

A world without computers, or cell phones, or even

electricity, for that matter.

In that world, a man will have to fend for himself so that he

and his family can survive.

Come on, Dad.

That's never going to happen.

You never know, Jeremy.

You never know.

I mean, it wouldn't take much for this crazy world

off balance.

And if that were to happens, only strong, the smart,

and the capable will survive.

You're starting to sound like one of those survival Nazis.

Hm.

You and your hapless generation of Tweeter and Facebooking

and Skypers.

I'm afraid if anything were to really happen,

you'd all end up running around like a horde of blind mice.

Hey, look.

Where?

Right there.

He's looking at you.

I see him.

Never hesitate, son.

That's the difference between surviving or not.

[crow cawing in distance]

What the hell are you doing?

You know what?

DR. DENNEHEY: Louis!

Look who's here.

Hey.

Andrew, how the hell are you, son?

ANDREW: Hey, Dr. Dennehey. How have you been?

It's been fine.

Are you in college now?

I went for a while.

I see.

Jeremy.

See who's here?

Louis. - Hey.

Hey.

You old son of a bitch.

Have you been faring?

Good, doc.

[inaudible].

You look good.

Well, thanks.

So do you.

Well, what can I say?

Fighting gravity's a bitch.

Yeah.

It gets harder all the time.

That it does.

Looks like you're getting started early.

Yeah.

Yeah, I guess I have.

Looks like you're getting started early yourself.

Breakfast of champions.

Well, I'm going to take old bugs here, cut him up,

and get him ready for the fire.

Try to save me one of those beers, huh?

There's plenty left.

Andrew.

We are not done talking yet.

Find some time for your father. You let me know.

What the hell are you doing?

Sitting around taking pictures?

Um, sorry, wait.

Are you-- are you sure this is OK?

Relax.

Step into my office.

OK.

Um, is there poison ivy?

Because I got it bad once, and I had to take steroids for it.

Not like, jacked steroids, but it was--

- Do you got the money? - Oh, yeah.

Business before pleasure, honey.

Oh, yeah.

Um-- is this enough?

- That's plenty. - Oh-- OK.

Wow.

Jesus.

Do you-- can--

I have to go to the bathroom.

[hissing]

Hello?

[growling]

[woman screaming]

I thought since you're feeling all domesticated,

maybe you'd like to help me disembowel this little fellow.

Aw, Jesus Christ.

And on the counter like that.

Looking a little jittery there, Seth.

You know, a fellow like you oughtn't to drink coffee.

SETH: Yeah, is that a fact?

DR. DENNEHEY: I saw just outside, by the way.

How are you two getting along?

Uh, actually not too good.

I mean, what can I say?

I-- I'm a shitty brother.

Well, you said it, I didn't.

You sure you don't want to have a go with that?

I don't know how to do any of this shit.

Typical.

All you had to do is take care of your own needs.

Shitty coffee, by the way.

Kelly.

How are you, darling?

Hi.

Sorry I, eh, came in early on your here.

No. No, that's OK.

No, I really should have had these beds made.

I know how you are, Dr. Dennehey.

Hi.

DR. DENNEHEY: Something wrong?

It's my grandma. She's been sick.

I've been taking care of her.

So--

Is she OK?

Yeah, she's gonna be fine.

Right?

I don't know.

Well, if you like, I'll get my bag and we'll have a look.

Would you mind doing that?

I mean, it would make me feel so much better.

DR. DENNEHEY: Oh, my pleasure, darling.

Oh, and by the way, uh, I'm sorry about your grandfather.

He was a good man.

Hey, Grandma.

There's someone here to see you.

[woman whimpering]

Hi, Grandma Annie.

[ragged breathing]

It's getting worse.

It's me, Dr. Dennehey.

I understand you're not feeling well.

Can you tell me what's ailing you?

[gasping]

I'm gonna take her temperature and check her vitals, OK?

Here you go, sweetheart.

[grandma breathing raggedly]

Just [inaudible].

There you go.

Hold it right there.

[whimpering]

She's burning up.

Her pulse is elevated.

Let me see.

Oh, my gosh.

104.

Is she gonna be OK?

DR. DENNEHEY: She'll be fine.

I'm gonna recommend keep her in bed, lots of liquids and food.

If you like, I can give her something to help her sleep.

Yeah?

Everything's gonna be fine, Grandma Annie.

Can you hear me, Annie?

[ragged breathing]

Here you go, honey.

This is gonna help you.

OK?

Just open.

[screaming]

KELLY: Grandma, what are you doing?

Are you all right?

I'm fine.

Um, I'm gonna get some bandages.

Beautiful day, boys.

You ready?

DR. DENNEHEY: Don't mind if I do.

[inaudible], I meant to ask you.

You buy that stock I told you about last year?

Hope you did.

It went through the roof.

I'm sorry to say I didn't.

What'd you do?

You know me.

Bought low, sold high, made a killing.

Speaking of killing, anybody want to go hunting?

SETH: How is she?

Who?

Kelly's grandmother.

Oh, she'll be fine.

Just a touch of flu.

Shall we?

I'm so in.

Well, lucky us.

Hey, Kerry, was that you firing off rounds before?

I'm just a little bit out of practice.

Don't listen to him.

He's the best damn rifle shot I ever knew.

That was a long time.

Well, [inaudible] but not forgotten, pal.

Come on. Beasts are waiting.

[inaudible].

Jeremy, we're going out for a while.

You want to come along with us, or you want

to hang with the other kids?

I don't know.

Come on.

Where are the other kids?

They'll probably be back soon, right?

Come on.

Come on.

I need my wing man.

Yeah?

Get off your ass, boy.

Hope you don't mind.

I set that up [inaudible] quarters this weekend.

[louis grunting]

[dennehey laughing]

REPORTER [ON RADIO]: An unspeakable tragedy

has befallen a group of local Boy Scouts on a weekend

camping trip in the area of the Nehantic State Forest in East

Lyme, Connecticut, today.

Several boys from the group of 10 senior scouts

on a local high adventure trip for the weekend

have disappeared into the woods and have yet to be found.

Four other members of Boy Scout Troop 26 from Old Lyme

have been hospitalized for undisclosed symptoms

that Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Old Saybrook

have termed apparent animal attack.

Local doctors say the sickness appears

to be related to the Lyme disease,

and was likely contracted by the boys because of exposure

to infected wildlife.

So, uh, what's been happening in your world?

Uh, got dumped recently.

- Ouch. - How about you?

Boyfriend?

Or--

Yeah.

Nothing serious, though.

Just something to pass the time.

You know, they shot a scene in "Return of the Jedi"

on this tree.

Oh, yeah?

You know, the scene with Princess Leia and the Ewok.

They meet right here for a candy bar.

That's a lot of history.

So, uh, what happened with the chick?

Well, she broke up with me.

And after two years of putting up with the--

What?

ANDREW: Jesus.

I don't want to get into to it.

Well, you have to now.

It's actually quite embarrassing.

Come on.

She's saving herself.

What?

So you never--

No.

I got myself a set of severely swollen blue balls.

I bet you do.

In fact, sitting like this right now is quite uncomfortable.

Like, I have to readjust.

Poor thing.

But enough about my balls.

Do you have a job?

Or do you just run around photographing people

in the woods?

I work as a cashier.

ANDREW: Oh.

It's very exciting.

Well, somebody's gotta do it.

JESSICA: Yeah.

I guess so.

What do you do?

I work at a garage.

Ah.

Do you ride motorcycles?

No.

But I like guys who do.

Ah, of course.

Did you hear that?

[gunshot]

Oh, look.

Aw.

Shh.

ANDREW: It's cute.

Hey.

I suppose you want to talk now.

Is that it?

ANDREW: Do deer eat meat?

Not that I know of.

We just saw a deer kill a squirrel and eat its guts.

I think the two of you are probably smoking

more than just cigarettes.

DR. DENNEHEY: That's impossible.

Grazing beasts don't kill other grazing beasts for meat.

Louis.

Your buck.

Care to do the honors?

LOUIS: I'm sorry, Ed.

If you'd like to take care of that for me--

you are the surgeon.

My pleasure.

Just promise me you're not gonna turn into one

of these hopeless vegetarians.

I promise.

Look, Dad.

We're not lying.

You know, a lot of strange things happen out in the woods.

ANNIE: [WHISPERING] Hush little baby, don't say a word.

Mama's gonna buy you a mockingbird.

And if that mockingbird don't sing--

[gasps]---- Mama's gonna buy you a diamond ring.

[gasping]

DR. DENNEHEY: Flows like a river.

Pretty soon, this is gonna be venison steak.

So cool.

DR. DENNEHEY: Yeah.

Well, it looks like you found something

other than computers you like.

Maybe you'd consider following in my footsteps

and becoming a surgeon.

Grab on them legs real tight, boys.

Ready?

And--

[jessica gagging]

DR. DENNEHEY: Hey, where are you going?

She'll be all right.

Grab back on that leg.

This was a good beast.

It's gonna feed many.

Jesus Christ.

What the hell is this over here?

SETH: Where?

Ah!

You fucking asshole, Ed.

Better fetch me another bucket, Jeremy.

There's nothing but good eating the rest of this night.

There you go.

Huh?

What do you think?

Make little sausages out of that?

Killing Bambi.

[faint music coming from stereo]

[music stops]

ANGELA: Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Hey.

Hey, it's OK.

Hi.

Are you OK?

Are you sick?

ANGELA: No, honey.

I'm not sick.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Listen. My name's Angela.

What's your name?

Sera.

All right, Sera.

I want to get you out of here.

I don't think we're safe here.

So would you come with me?

I'll take care of you.

Don't worry.

OK?

Yeah, come on.

It's going to be all right.

Come on.

That's a good girl.

Good.

[panting]

[groaning]

[panting]

Sera?

Sera?

Are you out here by yourself?

Where's your mom and dad?

[clattering]

That's my girl, yeah.

What? You're-- you're her father?

Yes.

Yes, I am.

[gagging]

What's the matter with you?

I'm fine.

You don't-- you don't look fine.

Come here, honey.

Come here.

Come here, baby.

You-- you don't look all right.

There's something wrong.

Come to Daddy, honey.

It's cold out.

Come-- come-- come-- come-- c--

come to Daddy.

Come to Daddy.

I want my kid back.

You're scaring me.

You're going to scare her.

What's the matter with you?

I have a condition.

I have a--

I haven't had my medication today.

So I'm a little jumpy.

But that doesn't mean I can't be a father to my own child.

So can you just please let me have my kid, OK?

So-- - No.

No.

Sera, your daddy's not your daddy anymore.

Stay here with me.

Come on over.

Please.

[hissing]

No, I don't think so.

I'm gonna take her with me.

Honey.

Get over here.

- He's my dad. - No.

There's something wrong with him.

We have to go find him some help.

OK?

You just come with me.

- No, you don't understand. - No.

I know.

I know you want to see him. He looks like your dad.

But he's not your dad. - No.

Come to Daddy.

[inaudible], baby.

[whimpering]

[growling]

No!

[growling]

[car engine starts]

Blood red, the way god meant it to be.

You sure you don't want me to throw one of these on the fire

for you there, Louis?

I think I'm gonna stay on a liquid diet.

Suit yourself.

Pass me one of those beers, will you?

My, my.

You're smelling pretty good there, boy.

He went to a Turkish bath.

It's right down the road.

Come on back.

We're going to make s'mores.

[inaudible] your son over there is smitten.

LOUIS: Hormones.

Jeremy.

Supper's on.

Come and get it!

I think my feet are on fire.

So, you're a vegetarian too.

DR. DENNEHEY: Well, you don't know what you're missing there,

Louis.

Cooked enough for you, my liege?

It looks perfect.

DR. DENNEHEY: Thanks for dinner, eagle eye.

Bless this fallen beast, for out him, there will be no feast.

Bon appetit.

That is good.

You're a better man than I, [inaudible]..

After Jeremy's mom, I've been in no hurry

to jump back in the fire.

A firm bachelorhood for me.

Another one?

Sure, why not?

How many times you been married, Ed?

Three, my friend.

And three strikes, you're out.

Only good thing to come out of it was Jeremy.

Seth, why don't you go back there in your room

and fetch us that bottle of Napoleon brandy you got hidden?

All right.

And after that, why don't you chop some wood?

I mean, what, are we supposed to do all the work around here?

Why the fuck does this guy come here?

LOUIS: You know, this whole new kid thing

is making me pretty nervous.

Considering I didn't do a very good job first time around.

It's never too late to get it right.

Here's to having a ball if you try.

Well, thank you, Ed.

What's the matter with you?

[inaudible] for a little lie down.

LOUIS: You all right?

Yeah.

The fuck happened to your hand?

Nothing.

Just a scratch.

Funny, though.

Kelly's grandma bit me.

She sure did.

What is she, fucking senile?

Here you go, guys.

Well, don't worry.

I got a feeling this'll do the trick.

OK.

[inaudible]

DR. DENNEHEY: Yeah, let me scurry that one up for you.

Mmhm.

Here's to those hungry country girls.

Oh, my goodness.

DR. DENNEHEY: Yeah, that's the good stuff.

Makes me feel young again.

[coughing]

[branch snapping]

Yo!

Dick.

What are you, going to a rave?

SETH: You're funny.

So you wanna fire off a couple rounds with me?

ANDREW: I'd rather fire off a couple rounds of that.

Here you go, man.

Good piss.

Be careful with that, man.

It's really good. [inhaling sharply]

Oh.

How you doing, man?

I don't know.

This fucking trip.

My dad-- he's trying to pack in 25 years into a weekend.

It's not happening.

Yeah.

Oh, man.

The fucking doctor.

Jesus Christ.

Every year, he's all over me.

Everything I do.

Grazing beasts don't feed on other grazing beasts.

SETH: Did he fucking say that?

What the fuck does that even mean?

I bet his blond hair was like, blowing in the wind.

I swear to god, he's got a perm.

ANDREW: Listen, man.

I'm gonna ask you a question.

SETH: What's that?

And to me, this is all that matters?

Did you bring Loretta?

Get the fuck over here, kid.

DR. DENNEHEY: She said I'd do everything

except for two things.

I don't kiss, and I don't swallow.

Oh, god.

Those were the good old days, when

we were in the service, Louis.

No worries, carefree.

It wasn't all fun and games, that's for sure.

Yeah, you're right.

But uh, other than what we had to do, it was pretty carefree.

May we never have to go that way again, buddy.

Oh, to be young-- young again.

You know, I'm not really I could handle that.

LOUIS: Oh, I bet you could.

Listen, I'm gonna hit it.

I gotta turn in.

Good seeing you, pal.

Yeah.

There's only one Dr. Ed, and that's you.

Nighty night.

Loretta Lou?

Someone's here to see you.

You remember Andrew.

Does she feel good?

Oh, she's so badass.

Oh, she looks amazing.

Well, have at it, hoss.

Hey, Seth.

Do deer eat meat?

No.

I told you that shit was good.

[phone ringing]

Oh.

[roaring]

Did you get my--

did you get my check?

[panting]

How come you didn't cash it?

I noticed you didn't cash it.

[growling]

I'll be a judge of where she is!

[sobbing]

No.

No.

[sobbing]

No.

I didn't fucking feed her, all right?

What the fuck?

Of course I fed her.

She's eating.

Yeah. What the fuck did I just say?

She had one bite.

And now, she's having another bite.

OK?

Oh, you mean the poolhouse where you fucked the cabana boy?

That poolhouse?

Is that the one you're talking about?

Come on.

I'm having a bad day.

Can we just have a talk?

[growling]

Listen.

Let's just talk.

Can we just talk?

A little?

Like nice people?

I'm not always late.

I'm not always late!

Look, can we just talk for a little bit, please?

I'm not-- I'm not mad.

Are you mad at me? Please don't be.

I didn't-- can you--

can we just have a talk?

I don't-- I don't want any problems.

OK?

Can we just have a talk?

Can we just talk?

Can you just fucking talk to me?

[groaning]

[hissing]

Louis?

Dr. Dennehey?

Seth?

What is it, Kelly?

I'm sorry, um--

my grandma's gone?

What do you mean, gone?

I don't know.

I heard a noise.

And uh, I heard the front door fly open.

I went down there.

No one was there.

And I-- I went to go search for her, and she's gone.

Where's her car?

It's in the driveway.

She couldn't have gone very far without the car.

I think somebody took her.

No, no.

It's probably the fever causing her to hallucinate,

maybe sleepwalk.

KELLY: She's never done anything like that before.

OK, listen.

I'm gonna go look for her, OK?

DR. DENNEHEY: I'm gonna grab my coat.

Kelly, come with me. Let's go.

You kids stay here.

Close the door behind me.

Lock it up.

Any place in particular where she's ever been

roaming around up here before?

Well, she likes to stream.

But she's so sick, you know.

I really can't imagine her just going for a stroll.

Where is that stream?

It's about 100 yards over that ridge.

Grandma?

Well, we gotta find her. - What the hell is that?

Oh, my god.

That's her blanket.

DR. DENNEHEY: Grandma Annie!

Grandma Annie!

Well, now what?

I'm not tired.

How about a little of this?

[bottle splashing]

ANDREW: Oh, sweet.

JESSICA: And-- chasers.

Cool.

We should build a fire.

That's a great idea.

You should go out and gather some firewood.

I'm on it.

52 cards, placed on top of the bottle.

You blow.

I blow.

If you don't knock them off, you gotta take a shot.

Do the [inaudible].

What's that, like nine to three now?

JESSICA: Hey, you know what?

I am, uh, drinking [inaudible] here.

ANDREW: Oh, wow. JESSICA: Yeah.

Mmhm.

ANDREW: That hurt.

JESSICA: Why don't you do a little, uh, [inaudible]??

Oh! - Oh, wow.

JESSICA: Oh, my god.

You have to drink.

Oh!

[inaudible].

I'm, uh, good at blowing.

What can I say?

[twig snapping]

Hello?

Andrew.

[growling]

[growling]

Jeremy!

What the hell was that?

Jeremy!

Jeremy!

I don't know.

Jeremy!

JESSICA: Jeremy!

Where's your gun?

Get in the house.

Grandma?

- Louis. - Yeah.

Do you hear this?

What?

Nothing.

That's what's wrong.

Jeremy!

Andrew!

LOUIS: Andrew, what the hell's going on?

Where's Jeremy?

We were inside the cabin when we heard him screaming.

By the time we got outside, we could hear

something dragging him away.

What the fuck are you talking about, dragged him off?

Take it easy, Ed!

What did it sound like?

We don't know.

We just heard him screaming and moving around.

And then all of a sudden, we heard this horrible sound.

What are you talking about, sound?

What happened then?

Just silence.

KELLY: All right.

So first, Grandma, now Jeremy.

There's something out there.

LOUIS: Ed, what are you doing?

Ed, wait, wait, wait! Hey, hey, hey!

Don't. Don't.

Don't go out. DR. DENNEHEY: Look, he's my son.

Don't go out of the cabin.

He's my son!

You don't know what we're dealing with!

Get your cell phone out.

Call the police right now.

Do it!

We tried that.

Dang it!

[groaning in pain]

[yelling]

[panting]

LOUIS: Ed!

Ed, where are you?

Ed!

Ed!

Ed.

Ed, it's me, Louis.

Ed.

They killed my boy, Louis.

Killed my son.

This is all that's left of him.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

Don't touch me.

Don't touch me!

Ed.

What the fuck is going on?

[inhaling]

[panting]

[growling]

[grunting]

[hits floor]

[grunts]

[gunshot]

Cereal?

I need something real to eat.

Louis?

Oh, my god. Grandma Annie?

[gurgling]

Grandma?

[whimpering]

[e-brake engaged]

[car beeping] - Louis.

Louis.

Hey.

Oh, god.

It's so good to see you.

I have to tell you what's going on.

There's this-- this virus, this--

this disease, this-- people are attacking people.

I don't know what we should do.

[inaudible].

Some crazy shit's going on.

We gotta go up the road. ANGELA: OK.

We gotta go up the road to the house.

ANGELA: OK.

OK?

OK.

Yeah. LOUIS: Go get the car.

I'll show you. - All right.

Let's go.

What's wrong with you?

[grandma whimpering]

Yeah, she looks like she's suffering,

and I want to take her to the hospital.

[inaudible]

I've never seen anything like this before.

What are we gonna do?

Jesus Christ.

Louis.

This is my wife, Angela.

I just got attacked.

What?

KELLY: What?

By somebody or some fucking thing out in the barn.

I'm pretty sure it's dead.

What the fuck is going on over here?

I don't know, Seth.

Whatever it is, it's right out on the doorstep.

Everybody needs to keep their head together till we can get

some police, that's for sure.

Grandma.

You don't look so good.

You know we've been everywhere for you.

KELLY: She needs a hospital. - Yeah.

Yeah.

She sure does.

Angela has a car.

Come on.

You're gonna be fine We're gonna get you to a hospital,

one way or another, I promise.

[growling]

[knocking]

[cocks gun]

Go ahead, let him in.

Open the door.

[knocking]

Kelly.

[knocking]

Open the door.

Let him in.

I'm gonna fucking blow his head off.

[knocking]

Open up and get back.

[yelps]

Hey!

Matt, what the fuck?

I almost shot you.

What are you doing?

Get in here!

What is the matter with you?

What is wrong with you?

Holy fucking shit.

Andrew, get a chair.

Oh, my god.

LOUIS: Sit down!

What is it?

I almost shot you!

[yells in pain]

What the fuck is wrong with you?

Holy shit.

Ah, god almighty.

MATT: I was at the station.

I'm there.

And I'm finishing the shift.

I'm almost done.

And fucking out of nowhere, old man Toomey fucking

attacks me, man.

He takes me to the fucking ground.

LOUIS: You're gonna fucking bleed to death.

Go get something for that fucking thing.

All right.

MATT: [inaudible].

And I'm down, right?

I've been working for the guy for fucking what, 11 years?

He's gotta be like 70 pounds.

And he hit me.

He hit me like I ain't never been here before, man.

Ever.

LOUIS: The fuck happened to your leg?

[crying in pain]

MATT: Well, he falls on top of me.

And he's-- and he's trying to bite me.

He's trying to chew my fucking leg off.

[grunting]

So I'm kick--

I'm kicking his face again, again, again.

Hard, man.

I'm telling you.

I'm broke his face. Now, listen.

I did.

Nothing left to Toomey behind those eyes, man.

Fuck.

[inaudible]. KELLY: OK.

This is gonna hurt.

[yells]

So I just fucking--

I just sprayed gas in his eyes, and I--

and I go out in the truck, and I ran, man.

I ran, Louis.

Here.

Calm down.

Have a-- have a--

KELLY: [inaudible].

SETH: I'm gonna--

Andrew, try the cops again.

Have you been listening to me?

This is bigger than us.

[yelling out in pain]

[panting]

Hey, can you help me?

Please, there's been an accident.

Can you help me?

Please.

I'll do anything you want.

Anything.

[yells]

[gasps]

[thuds on ground]

Hi, Grandma.

Um, drink some water.

OK.

OK.

There you go.

You feel better a little bit?

Good, good. OK.

This is a rag. It's cold.

I'm gonna put it on your face.

Oh, gosh.

You have such a fever.

[whimpering]

We're gonna get you to a hospital.

All right, more water.

Mmhm.

[slurping]

Good.

You're thirsty.

We gotta keep your fever down, I guess,

until we get to the hospital.

I love you.

[growling]

[screaming]

My god.

[growling]

[screaming]

[screaming]

They're everywhere, Louis!

Everywhere!

[screaming]

[MASS GROWLING AND GRUNTING AND

SCREAMING]

SCREAMING]

Hey!

[hissing]

[yelling]

Seth!

No!

No!

Andrew, get the door!

You all right?

Yeah.

- You OK? - Andrew, you all right?

I'm OK.

We're gonna die!

You shut up!

JESSICA: No.

You shut the fuck up!

It's not the time for that.

Right now, we all gotta keep our heads.

We have to fight and survive.

We gotta button this place up and cover up

these doors and windows.

I don't know what in the hell is out there,

but it's coming back!

It's coming back.

Coming back.

He's fucking hungry.

Andrew, go find everything you can to put

over these doors and windows.

Tables, chairs, anything.

Matt.

You with me?

I'm still in one piece.

OK.

Go get all the weapons.

All the ammo.

Loads up the guns.

OK.

[inaudible]

LOUIS: I'm not gonna die.

I'll kill every single one of those sons of bitches.

Don't anybody do anything without telling me first!

Everything's gonna be all right. - Yeah.

I know.

I know it will.

[roaring, screaming]

Flip that table over.

Put it in front of the window.

I'm scared.

So am I.

Then-- I don't--

I don't think I'm going to be able to keep up with you guys.

I-- I don't want to hold anyone back.

I just-- I--

I don't think I'm gonna make it.

Everybody's gonna be all right.

I promise. Everyone.

Especially you.

Well, what about Andrew?

He's my son.

I'm counting on him.

I know Seth showed you how to use one of these, right?

Slide this open.

Put the bullets in there.

Close it. And you shoot.

Just like your camera--

point and shoot.

It feels like the world's gonna end.

No, it's not.

We need to get the fuck out of this house.

They were eating Seth alive when they

dragged him out the window.

[radio static]

REPORTER [ON RADIO]: A great deal

is unknown about Lyme disease.

In most cases, Lyme disease, when treated early,

is a mild illness with no long term effect.

There now seems to be a new strain--

a strain of Lyme that is actually

a combination of strains.

However, this new, evolved strain is far more aggressive.

It is causing violent animalistic behavior,

dog-like biting attacks.

The spread rate and death toll is

rising to disturbing numbers.

Symptoms can be flu-like-- high fever, fatigue.

Other symptoms may be quite severe--

delusions, hallucinations, causing some to be bedridden,

in a non-responsive open-eyed coma-like state.

The medical relief stations are filling up fast.

I regret to be the messenger for such bad news.

And to all who can hear my voice, be careful.

OK.

Everybody heard that.

Think it's our best shot.

Get to one of those relief stations.

The closest one's 25 miles away.

How are we going to go that far with all those things

out there?

Do the best we can.

We're probably better off than most.

We got a lot of provisions--

plenty of ammo.

ANDREW: All right.

Why don't we take Dr. Dennehey's truck?

Thing's like a fucking tank.

It's a good idea.

Matt.

Quit fooling around with that meat.

I'm telling you.

Put it away.

OK, pal.

Listen, everybody's pretty tired.

I don't think it's a great idea to go

wandering out in the darkness.

I think we might be all right for the night.

I say we set out first thing in the morning.

[rattling]

You hear that?

Go upstairs and make sure Ed's bedroom's all buttoned up.

Be careful.

[panting]

[things knocking about upstairs]

Andrew.

What happened?

There's nothing up there.

I checked every door.

I'm hearing all kinds of shit outside.

I mean, they're everywhere.

Go watch the door.

I don't feel fucking good, man.

Holy shit.

[panting]

- Louis! - Seth!

SETH: Please let me in!

It's Seth!

Please!

No, no, no!

Don't open the door!

SETH: Get me, Louis.

Nobody's coming in here.

I don't care who it is.

No one's coming in.

It's Seth!

Please let me in!

Jessica!

Jessica!

Jessica, please help me!

Don't let them fucking--

We have to let him in. LOUIS: [inaudible].

SETH: Louis!

LOUIS: Seth, get the fuck out of here.

SETH: Louis, let me in, please! LOUIS: You're not coming!

Please let me in!

Don't fucking let them get me, Louis!

Jessica!

Jessica, please open the fucking door!

Please!

[growling]

Fuck!

[seth screaming]

[screaming]

Get the fuck off him!

[groaning]

JESSICA: Oh, fuck.

LOUIS: Lay down.

Angela, lay down.

My water broke.

LOUIS: Lay down. Lay down.

Lay down. Not now.

You can't do this now.

Not here.

Listen.

I told you.

One of those fucking things bit me in the barn.

I think I have it.

I don't know.

We gotta-- game change.

Everything's changed.

They're outside.

They're coming back in.

You gotta get to a medical center.

ANGELA: No.

No, please. - We gotta get her out of here.

ANGELA: Don't. LOUIS: We gotta go.

I'm getting Ed's truck. Come on.

ANGELA: No, don't go out there. Don't go out there.

No, I have to go. Just lay back.

Lay back. Lay back.

KELLY: I got you.

I got you.

[groaning]

LOUIS: Let's go!

Pop, I'll get the truck.

Even if the keys aren't in it, I'll get it running.

I'm a lot faster than you.

Give me a cigarette.

All right.

You don't look too good.

Yeah.

One of those fucking things bit me.

I don't wanna get it.

I don't wanna get it, Andrew.

Fuck that.

You know what you gotta do.

You gotta put me away.

I'm not fucking doing that.

You crazy?

I'm gonna get the truck.

We're gonna put the girls in the truck.

We're gonna get the fuck out of here.

I gotta do this.

Be careful, Andrew.

Please be careful.

Let's get this shit off the door.

[growling]

[growling]

Seth, what are you doing?

What the fuck are you doing, Seth?

What the fuck are you doing, Seth?

[inaudible]

[growling]

ANDREW: Stop, Seth!

Stop!

What the fuck are you doing?

What the fuck are you--

Come and get it!

LOUIS: [inaudible].

You all right?

What happened?

Where's all the blood from?

It's not mine.

I saw Seth.

He tried to kill me.

Dr. Ed killed him.

But he's gone now.

They're fucking monsters.

Their flesh is all fucked up.

I don't know what the fuck's going on, Dad.

Come on!

Let's go!

Get your stuff.

Let's get out of here!

Right now!

Come on.

Come on.

Let's go.

Where the fuck is Jessica?

Where's Matt?

[screaming]

Run now!

LOUIS: Matt, what are you doing?

Matt.

Get him off, please!

Matt!

Help!

Get him off of me!

Let's go.

Andrew.

Get them in the car.

ANDREW: Get in.

Get in.

Let's go, Dad.

Get in!

[howling]

Let's go, let's go, let's go.

[growling]

[roaring]

[growling]

[all roaring, hissing]

Ed.

You're infected, Louis.

I know.

Lock yourself up.

Chain yourself if you have to.

It's a virus.

If you can control the fever, you can maintain.

But whatever you do, do not give in to the maddening compulsion

to eat human flesh.

[roaring, yelling, groaning]

Ed, let's go.

[monsters howling in distance]

It's too late for me.

[interposing voices]

Ed

[howling in grief]

ANDREW: Come on, Dad!

Ed!

[inaudible], motherfuckers!

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: We didn't make it to the medical station

that night.

There was too many of them.

We got overwhelmed.

The infected, they gathered, they rose, and they attacked,

again and again, further spreading the virus,

leaving nothing but more lost souls, carnage in their wake.

It's hard to remember--

to make sense of it all now and how it all happened.

I lost Angela and the baby.

[sobbing]

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: I thought I had lost all hope for myself

along with them.

But I can't quit on my son.

I can't quit on Andrew.

I didn't give him what a boy needs from a father

to become a man and survive in a civilized world,

if that's what you want to call it.

But I need to hold onto this long enough

to make sure he's got a shot at whatever's

left of what we have.

That's his world now.

A world where a virus and a plague has broken down society.

We have to find a way to survive ourselves.

A way to fight.

We built a vehicle.

We call it the War Wagon.

[engine starts]

Every day, we venture out further and further.

Trying to get medical supplies.

Get food, water.

Anything we can find that's still out there.

[clang]

[panting]

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: There seems to be no help.

No government intervention.

It's only what we know.

This thing has spread all over the world,

as far as the eye can see, as far as our radio

or television can tell.

[crowing]

There is always hope, a safe haven, afforded protection.

All right.

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: That's all we have.

We got a two adults, one-- one kid.

One child.

Hello.

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: Every day, we hope that it's over.

And each night, our nightmares remind us that it's not.

Maybe someday, we'll find an end to all this.

Until then, we keep fighting.

God help us.

Amen.

[woman growling, panting]

[howling]

[yelling]

[music playing]

LOUIS [VOICEOVER]: You know, a lot of strange thing

happen out in the woods.

It's a virus.

REPORTER [VOICEOVER]: Violent, animalistic behavior.

High fever, fatigue.

Dog-like biting attacks.

DR. DENNEHY [VOICEOVER]: If you can control the fever,

you can maintain.

ANDREW [VOICEOVER]: Do deer eat meat?

WOMAN [VOICEOVER]: I'll do anything you want.

Anything.