All language subtitles for Lake.Eerie.2016.720p.BluRay.x264-[YTS.AG]

Ah!

Well...

Here we are.

It's not perfect,

but what a deal, right?

Lots of potential.

I know this is your house,
now, hon,

but you don't
have to slam the door

and frighten me to death.

I didn't,
it must've been a draft.

Really?

There shouldn't be any
windows open, that's odd.

Are you all right?
I... I heard something break.

Yeah, it's quite all right.

I'm sorry about
the broken glass, though.

I can bring by a replacement
if you need it.

Um, no... no...
No need for a replacement.

Do you happen to know
who that is in the picture?

No, I don't.

Sure was a handsome man,
though, whoever he was.

Too bad we're probably
40 years too late to snag him.

Probably so.

I'll be right back.

I'm going to see if I can find
a broom and a dustpan.

Found it.

I'm surprised to find a broom and
a dustpan in this old place.

Usually, I bring my own,

but today my assistant
took mine.

She always does that,

then texts me to tell me
that she took it.

Drama can come in any form,

even in the form
of a broom and a dustpan.

- Did you hear what I said, hon?
- You scared me.

Oh, I guess we're even then.

Boo!

Oh, I'm just kidding, hon.

You're such a serious Sally.

Lighten up, would ya?

You need to be all loosy, goosey
and free as a bird.

This is your house by the lake

that you said you always wanted.

Yes, it's wonderful.
I'm very lucky.

Oh, look at the time.

I have an appointment
in an hour,

so I need to get going.

Are you sure you'll be all right
out here all alone?

Yes, I'll be fine.
My movers get here at three.

Of course you will.

If you need anything,
I left my card on the table.

Oh. If you need to buy a car,

I know an honest car salesman
in the next town over.

Oh, I like to walk. Besides, I'll
be painting most of the time.

Right. I forgot,
you're a painter.

Good for you.

Oh. Uh, there's
a small gas station

and a food store by the Marina,

in case you get hungry.

Here are your keys.

Best wishes, hon.

Please feel free
to tell your friends

about my firm and our
services in real estate,

and I'll make sure to get the,
uh... "for sale" sign

taken down as soon as possible.

Thank you.

Okay.

"We make it worry-free."

Good grief.

Well, it's just you and me,
handsome.

Let's get to work.

Oh!

Well, hello.

May I help you, little girl?

- I've lost Mr. peppers.
- Mr. peppers, who's that?

He's my kitten and we're getting
ready to go and I can't find him.

- Have you seen him?
- No.

But I'll keep a lookout for him.

Would you like to come in
and look for him yourself?

Why not?
Are you afraid?

Is it because I'm a stranger?

What is it?
What do you see?

Oh, poor little guy.

Oh, come here, little guy.

Come on, baby.

Shh. It's okay.

Here, come here.

Okay, buddy.
Ow! Ow.

God. Ow.
What was that?

Oh, come on, baby.

Poor little guy.

Mr. peppers!
You found him.

Mr. peppers.

Here you go.

I'm so happy to see you.

Thank you very much
for finding Mr. peppers.

You're not alone.

What?

- Are you injured?
- Oh, um,

I cut myself on a nail,
I think it'll be all right.

May I help you, dear?

Um, thank you,
but I can manage it.

You know, it's not wise
for a single woman

to live out here alone
on lake eerie,

and not associate kindly
with her neighbors.

Excuse me?

I said, it's... it's not wise
for a single woman

- to live out here alone on lake eerie.
- I heard what you said,

and I'm... I'm not meaning
to be rude, it's just...

I'm not used to people
wanting to help me.

You know, I do apologize.

I've not been myself lately.

Uh, let's start over, shall we?
I'm... I'm Kate... oh.

- Ooh.
- So sorry.

Let's try the other hand.

Well, my name's Eliza.

May I come inside? I... I... I
can help you bandage that cut.

I don't even think
there are bandages inside,

um, the house, or not.

Eliza?

I know where he kept them.

You know where he kept them?
Who kept what?

Harrison, and bandages.

What?

Come on.
Follow me, dear.

Sit right over here, please.

Oh, okay.

Well, take off
your pants too, please.

I wonder if rubbing
alcohol expires.

Woo!

This has probably been here
for 40 years, or so.

I'll be right back.

How did you know
that was under there, Eliza?

I knew the former owner
of this house...

Very well.

You did?

Was it that man
in the photo there?

Yes.

That was him.

He was such
a handsome young man,

was he not?

I have lived by this lake
since I was a little girl,

and he and I were
very good friends.

His name was
Harrison Perseus Lloyd.

You know, I never thought
anyone would ever move back

into this house again.

It's been vacant since
the summer of 1969.

Ooh, I'm so sorry, dear.

What happened to him...
Harrison?

Well, he fell into a coma

and died.

How?
What happened?

No one knows.

He was a great explorer
and archaeologist.

Oh, he loved history
and artifacts.

In fact, he was close
to a grand discovery

at the time of his sudden coma.

My niece,
she wrote a paper on him

for Oxford university.

Isn't that something?

Oh, I'm so proud of her.

She's such a sweet girl.

Was he married?

No.

No, he never married.

Although, I think there was
a special someone in his life.

She was a very pretty
young woman.

But she was quite independent,

like you, Kate.

- Like me?
- Yes.

I know we've just met,

but anyone who moves
way out here in a big house

is definitely independent.

Why did the house
stay vacant for so long,

and why did... why didn't
Harrison's family take his stuff?

Well, because in his will,

Harrison requested
that all of his belongings

remain right here in the house.

And that the house
remain in his name.

And then his cousin
take care of it,

while the bank account could
afford to pay all the taxes.

Well, and then they transferred
the house to his cousin's name

and he kept care of it,

until he died a few years ago.

Since then, the house
has been on the market

and finally the county auction.

And now you have
come into the picture.

Have you not?

So, where do you
come from, Kate?

Iowa.

My husband and I worked
on my father's farm there.

Why'd you leave?

Um, we always planned to retire
here on lake eerie.

My husband, John,
he used to spend

his summers as a boy
with his grandma here.

How lovely.

Where's your husband?

I'm sorry.

I don't suppose that's any
of my business, is it?

Well, there you are.
Good as new, I dare say.

That's perfect.
Thank you very much.

You know, my niece
is coming for a visit

in about a week, or so.

She'd love to take
just a peek inside the house,

if that would be all right
with you, Kate?

Yeah.
That would be fine.

She... she's the one who
wrote the paper on Harrison?

Yes, yes.

Actually, she's my
sister's granddaughter.

Well, that would make her my...

Grand-niece, wouldn't it?

Who says that?

This is terrific.

I can't wait to tell her.

She's a huge fan of Harrison.

Look, I have got to go

and take my medicine.

You don't want an old woman
falling down dead

in your house, do you?

Do you know these men, Kate?

Yes, they're my movers.

Oh, of course they are.

- Kate Ryan?
- Yes, that's me.

Hi. Um, we're the movers.

We have 20 boxes for you,
is that correct?

- Yes, that's correct.
- And no furniture?

No, the house came furnished.

- You need me to sign somewhere?
- Um... oh, yes please.

Here and here, if you would.

Thank you very much.
We'll get started.

Thank you.

You guys almost done?

Hello?

Ah!

Oh!

You all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

You seem frightened.

I just thought I saw something

in the other room there.

I think the fan came on
by itself.

Typical woman,
afraid of her own shadow.

What did you say?

Nothing. Never mind.

Are you guys almost done?

One more box and that'll be it.

- Okay, thanks.
- Okay.

May I help you?

Eliza, it's me, Kate.

Your new neighbor
down the street.

Who?

Kate.
We met earlier.

You bandaged my leg,
when I cut myself.

I fooled you.

I was just playing
a friendly joke.

Of course I remember you, dear.

I haven't lost
all my marbles yet.

You need something?

I was wondering
if I may use your phone.

I suppose so.

It's an old phone
and I rarely use it.

I hope it works.

Come on in, dear.
Come in.

Thank you.
I won't take long.

Here you go, my dear.

Hello.

Pop, it's me.

I made it safe.

Hey. It's good to hear
your voice so soon.

So how do you like the place?

Um, it needs some work,

but the views and location
make everything worth it.

Well, that's good news.

So, you didn't make
a mistake, then.

Pop, do you think I made
a mistake by leaving?

No, you've
been through a lot lately.

And I'm fine.
Everything is fine.

Yeah. Well, good.

I just want you to be
healthy, wealthy, and wise.

Pop, I need to go.

I'm using a neighbor's phone.

What happened
to your cell phone?

I don't get reception up here.

I don't like the sound
of that one bit.

Pop, it'll be fine.

Listen, I gotta go.

I'll call you soon.
Love you.

You know, we've been on the
phone, like, less than a minute,

and you already have to go?

Yes, but I'll call you soon.
I promise.

- Pop?
- I'm here.

Yeah, I understand. How am
I gonna get a hold of you?

I'll set up my phone next week.

But I gotta go.
I'll call you soon.

- All right, good night.
- Bye, pop. Good night.

Good night.

Thanks, Eliza.
I really appreciate it.

Oh, it's not a problem, dear.

Do you live up here alone, too?

Oh, no, I'm not that crazy.

I mean, not that you're crazy.

I live with my sister.

She's upstairs asleep.

Well, I'll let myself out,

if it's all right.

Good night, Eliza.

Guess I'll see you soon, Kate.

Good night.

Don't let the bedbugs bite.

Ugh. Oh, god.

Damn it.

Oh, no.

Ugh. Great.

You've got to be kidding me.

Ugh.

Well, I brought back up
this time, little candle.

Pounding

Good morning, dear.
I made some muffins.

I thought
you might want a couple.

Thank you.
Please, come in.

Thank you.

Rough first night?

Yeah, a little rough.

What happened, dear?

Um...

Oh.

So sorry about that.

Ooh.

Mm.

You hungry?

I was so busy yesterday trying
to get the house together,

I didn't eat much.

Well, don't choke
trying to tell me about it.

However, I am curious

as to why there was
a big old knife

by your side the first night.

I thought I saw someone.

Someone?
In the house?

I think my eyes
were just playing tricks on me.

I was upstairs closing a window,

and I saw a man.

I had a candle in my hand,
and I couldn't see very well.

It was only for a split second.

And then the candle blew out,

and I ran downstairs
to get a knife.

Well, why were you
using candlelight, dear?

Oh, one of the lights
blew a fuse,

and I didn't know
where the fuse box was kept.

Do you need to come down to my
house and call an electrician?

Yeah, that's a good idea.

And if it's not
too much trouble,

may I take a shower
while I'm there?

Oh, of course, dear.

Oh, and Autumn, my niece,

she's ecstatic
about coming to the house.

She caught me this morning
and I told her

about you moving in

and she screamed
with excitement.

She said she'd be down
this weekend, if not sooner.

Why is she so excited about
seeing inside the house again?

Well, Autumn spent years,
you know,

doing research on Harrison's
findings as an archaeologist.

For her to be able
to get into this house,

and see if maybe there were
some notes or artifacts

that were left behind,

oh, I'm sure that would
help her research greatly.

Oh, but there are so many
lovely things here.

It's like your own,
private museum.

If I didn't have my sister
to tend to,

well, I'd help you go through
everything myself.

That's very kind,
but I can manage on my own.

Come. I have coffee
at my house.

You can call an electrician
and get cleaned up.

Are you decent?

Yes, Eliza.

Come in.

Well, bad news.

The electrician called back
and he won't be able to come by

- till tomorrow afternoon.
- Really?

There's no one else
who could come today?

Oh, I'm afraid not, dear.

La Salle is a small community,

and most people have left
already for the winter.

Everyone is leaving la Salle
and headed home.

You get here, and everybody
leaves, I dare say.

Well, that sounds like
a bad omen for me.

Well, I'm not leaving, deary.

That's why my niece
calls me, "one tough bird."

'Cause I can manage
through anything.

Well, I need to learn that then.

Is that your husband?

May I see, dear?

What's his name again?

John.

Well, John...

Is a handsome man, I dare say.

Well, I'm off, dear.

It's almost lunchtime.

And I have to tend to my sister.

You sure you're all right?

Yes, I'm fine.

Stop asking me that.

Oh. I do apologize.

Well, I'll leave you to it then.

Hmm.

What were you hiding?

"March 14th, 1957,

Edinburgh castle, Scotland.

First archaeological survey

traveling with Thomas gray,

professor at Princeton,
university.

April 5th, 1965.

In Egypt.

Found a locket in a tomb

belonging to the daughter
of a pharaoh.

Her name was Anandi.

Portions of the inscriptions
in the tomb

were damaged,
and cannot be translated.

However, the preserved
inscription described

a treacherous crime
Anandi committed

and her punishment required her
to travel to another realm.

Thomas gray believes the locket is
known as 'the locket of light.'

the locket was shown to open
portals to other dimensions.

June 10th, 1969...

I plan to go against
Thomas' warnings

and perform the first experiment

using a human test subject.

I will perform
experiment 19 on myself

that mimics the procedures
depicted in the hieroglyphics

shown in Anandi's tomb.

Results to be determined."

- John!
- Kate.

Why did you leave me?

I'm here, my love.

- Why did you leave?
- Shh.

It's all right.

- Kate.
- Yes?

I want you to do something
for me.

Anything.

I brought someone
for you to meet.

And I brought her for you.

I want you to...

Let me watch.

Will you do that for me?

You know,

it's always
been a fantasy for me.

Come on.

Will you, my love?

Ugh. Oh, god.

Help? Anyone?

Can you hear me, please?

Oh, god.

Help me.

Help me.

T.J. Mclain rounds
out the lineup, for Denver.

Steve Louis
averaging 24 points...

He is not one
to be pushed around.

His guards, Jerry Mason and Eddie
Ellis, Ellis leading the...

- Aah!
- Whoa, okay. It's just me.

John?

Look at me.
It's all right.

No, it isn't real.

You're not real.

What are you doing?
Run.

Shh. Kate.

Be still. It's all right.

No. He's got a knife.

Run!

Look, baby, no one's there.

It's all in your imagination.

I'm not crazy.

I saw a man with a knife.

Kate.

Yes, John?

Ms. Ryan, I presume.

Yes?

I'm the electrician you called.

Oh. You're here early,

do you have I.D.
Or something?

Listen, lady...

I've been banging at this door
half the morning.

My truck out there...

Clearly says
that I'm a power company.

And if you don't want to let
me in to fix your issue,

I have no problem
backing out of here,

and going to the next job.

Okay then. Come in.

Thank you. Hallelujah.

That'll do her.

You're all set.
Some bulbs need replacing

and you may want to re-wire
the house eventually.

But you have electricity again.

Take care.

Thank you.

Yoo-hoo!

Anyone home?

Eliza, you scared me.

Oh, sorry, dear.

You want me to go back out and knock?

No, that's all right.

Come in.

Oh.

I'm very impressed.

Purple is my favorite color.

Are you all right, dear?
You seem troubled.

I haven't been sleeping well.

Oh, dear. You need to
try and get some rest.

I'm going to bring you
some chamomile tea

so you can sleep tonight.

Or whiskey, if you want
to be out like a light.

You know, I was thinking
about going up to the store,

in a little while,
and get a few things.

I may buy some chamomile tea.

Yes, indeed.
Chamomile tea

makes me sleep like a baby bear
in the wintertime.

You know,
I found Harrison's journal

in a drawer upstairs,
and some sketches.

Oh, what did you do
with them, dear?

Oh, they're still up there.
It was a locked desk.

I'm sure Autumn
will want to look through those.

She should be here, uh...
Around three.

Three, wow.
Okay, that works, I guess.

Oh, Autumn's a lovely girl.
You won't even know she's here.

I cannot believe it.

I am finally walking through
the house

of Harrison Perseus Lloyd.

Oh god,

I'm so amazed that
you get to live here, Kate.

Uh... Harrison
must have been a great man.

Oh, yes.

He was a man
truly ahead of his time.

He had theories of ancient Egypt

that I still cannot
fully wrap my brain around.

And he was only 29 at his death.

Imagine what that man
would have accomplished

if he had only lived
a full life.

Wow, he was so young.

His last exploration
was in Egypt.

And I have some theories,
myself,

on what may have happened
to him.

- Really?
- Yes.

His good friend
and colleague Thomas gray

wrote this article
on him and his research.

And the article references
this artifact

that Harrison found in a tomb.

- Was it a locket?
- Yes.

How do you know
about the locket?

I had found Harrison's journal

and some sketches
of a locket upstairs.

Where?

In the bedroom, on the desk.

May I see them, please?

Yeah, sure.

Well, that will keep
her busy for a while.

Didn't you say you needed
to go to the store

for some things?

Yes, but I don't want
to leave her here alone.

Oh, she can handle herself.

She is very respectful
of other people's things.

Especially Harrison's.

She'll be fine.

Well, okay.

- How far is it again?
- Oh, it's not far.

Only about a mile or so
to the Marina.

Autumn!

Kate and I are gonna
run to the Marina

for some food. Okay?

Okay.

Auntie Eliza, you should see it up here.
It's amazing.

Can I stay the night?

Kate is nodding her head,

so you are one lucky lady,
I suppose.

Thank you, Kate!

You're welcome, Autumn.

It'll be nice to have
some company here anyway.

Found any good stuff?

Oh, my goodness,

yes.

I can't believe
all these notes and sketches

have been hidden in this house
all these years,

and no one has been able
to view them until now.

- Where's my aunt?
- Oh, she said

she needed to get back
to see about her sister.

I told her you could
borrow some clothes

and anything else you may need
while you're here.

Wow, that's really nice of you.

I can't thank you enough, Kate.

No, no problem.

If you would just share
the wealth if you find

anything from Harrison,
that'd be nice.

For sure.

Well, this locket of light
would be worth

a pretty penny, indeed.

So, what does
this locket do, anyway?

I'm not totally sure.

It'd be nice
if we could find it.

You haven't come across it
by any chance, have you?

No, not yet.

Harrison believed it would be
worth more than just money.

Harrison believed
it would open portals

to other dimensions.

And if that's the case
and we find it,

I'm pretty certain
that would change everything

for the pioneers
in those research fields.

Do you have any theories
about the locket

and Anandi?

You know about Anandi?

The Egyptian Princess?

I read some
of Harrison's journal

and I caught on
to some of the storyline,

but the jargon was pretty
much over my head.

Well, to answer your question,
yes, I do have a theory.

I think the locket,
or the "locket of light"

as some would like to call it,

sent the spirit
to a purgatory-like place,

for all eternity.

What did Anandi do

that would make them want
to punish her in this way?

Them? No, no,
it was her father

who wanted to punish her
in this way.

The pharaoh.

He was a really stubborn leader.

He demanded perfection
in everything,

and Anandi fell in love
with a thief

who raided the tomb
of the pharaoh's mother.

And basically used Anandi
to get what he wanted.

And when Anandi wouldn't
give up the thief's name,

the pharaoh
was so angered by this,

he lost his mind.

The tombs report
that the pharaoh

went to the Heka priest
for a fitting punishment.

Heka, is black magic
used against the gods.

Real evil stuff.

Anyway, the hieroglyphics
that I studied

showed the creation
of the locket of light

by the Heka priest.

And the pharaoh using it

to send his daughter
to the prison realm

for all eternity.

The pharaoh was depicted
as going mad shortly after,

which makes me believe
that he truly loved Anandi.

But he was just too stubborn
to forgive her.

Well, if he sends her
to this place, this prison,

isn't there a way
he can bring her back

if he changed his mind?

Just by my research,

the locket of light
is depicted as a device,

so I'm thinking
my answer would be yes.

Especially considering
the hieroglyphics showed

that Anandi didn't
die right away.

- What?
- Yep.

The holy men that buried her

said that she was buried alive,

that, "her cheeks
were red with life."

Whoa.

And then Harrison
found her tomb.

Yep. And apparently
the locket, too.

Did you read the last entry
of Harrison's journal?

No, I haven't.

"I will perform
experiment 19 on myself

that mimics the procedure
depicted in the hieroglyphics

found in Anandi's tomb.

Results to be determined."

- Holy shit, Kate.
- That's not suggesting

that the locket had something
to do with his death, is it?

No.

He didn't have
the ending hieroglyphics

to know how
the locket functions.

I bet he believed that the locket
would stay on his physical body,

and he would be able
to get back that way.

I don't know
what he was thinking.

But we, or...

Pioneers in exploration,
rather get caught up

in the excitement
of the discovery...

And foolish mistakes
can be made.

Are you saying that Harrison
accidentally killed himself,

and is now stuck
in a hell-like prison?

Listen, Kate, I'll keep
looking through the notes

and see what else I can find.

Maybe it's all a coincidence

and he was one of those unlucky
people that fell into a coma.

But don't worry,
I'll figure it out.

I'm sorry.

How about some tea?

Excuse me?

Would you like some tea?

Yes, please.

Still working?

Yes. I'm finding some great
things in his notes.

He's such a fascinating man.

I can almost hear his voice
through his writing.

That probably sounds silly,
but, god...

I wish I could have known him.

It doesn't sound silly.

I feel like I'm intruding
in on his home.

I can see his face everywhere.

And what beautiful eyes
he had, too.

You can't really tell
in these black and whites,

but I wonder what color
they were.

If I didn't know any better,

I'd say you have a crush
on Harrison Lloyd.

Ah, well, I'm amazed by
him in almost every way.

He gave to charities,
and he donated his artifacts.

He wasn't one of those
selfish archaeologists.

He was a brilliant painter.

Did you see the murals
above the garage?

My aunt says it's extraordinary.

You're a painter, right?

You two have something
in common, then.

I haven't seen
over the garage yet,

but I'll do that tomorrow,
for sure.

Um, and I made a bed
for you upstairs,

but you're welcome to sleep
anywhere you feel comfortable,

and there's some comfy clothes
on the couch over there.

Thank you, Kate.

I feel as though I have
known you forever already.

Yeah, me too.

It's nice to have you here.

Well, good night then.

Good night.

Ugh!

I have to get back to work,

and you're making it
really difficult for me.

I'm trying.

The farming life suits you.

Even those boots look
good on you, city boy.

Think so?

Yep.

Hey, Kate.

Thank you for loving me.

Don't mention it.

- No!
- Hey, hey, relax...

- No!
- We'll take care of it, Kate.

John!

John!

He restores my soul.

He leads me in paths
of righteousness,

for his name sake,

even though I walk through
the shadow of death,

I will fear no evil.

For you are with me.

Your rod and your staff,

they comfort me.

You prepare a table before me

in the presence of my enemies.

You anoint
my head with oil,

my cup overflows.

Surely, goodness and mercy
shall follow me

- all of the days of my life
- all of the days of my life.

Is someone there?

Answer if you can hear me.

I could hear you praying
with me just now.

I haven't heard the voice
of a woman in so long.

Please, speak again
if someone is there.

- Hello?
- Yes, there you are again.

You sound like an angel.

Who are you?

- My name is Harrison.
- Harrison?

Yes. I don't know how we are
able to make contact like this,

but it may not last long.

Please, listen to me carefully.

You must find a locket.

It is in a room over the garage

of my house
in la Salle, Michigan,

do you know where that is?

Yes, I'm in the house.
I know who you are, Harrison.

Who are you?

Kate. My name's Kate.

- Kate?
- Yes?

I don't have much time.

Please, go to the room
over the garage.

The locket possibly fell
near the window.

That locket is the way
that I got here,

therefore, it must
be the way out.

Are you in the house?

It is a different realm,
but it is linked to my house,

the same as they are.

Who are they?

They are the guardians
of this place.

They exist to torture lost
souls who are trapped here.

There is only darkness.

There's no light at all?

There is a light
out in the distance,

past the dark water,

but there's no way to get to it.

You need to get out
of the house, Kate.

They are linked to the house
through me.

Oh, my god.

Kate, they're here.
Get out.

Kate, no!

Harrison?

Harrison?

Harrison?

Oh, no. Harrison.

25, 20, 25, 10, 5.
Touchdown!

Harrison, can you hear me?

Harrison.

Autumn.

Autumn?

Kate?

- Pop?
- Hi.

What are you doing here?

What the hell are you doing?

I'm looking for something.

Looking for something?
What were you looking for?

It's hard to explain.

What are you doing here anyhow?

Well, I got worried about you,
so I tried calling and...

I just thought I'd
come up and check on you.

It's a quick 11-hour drive.

- 11 hours?
- Yeah.

Man, you must have left early
this morning, then.

I did.

Can I trouble you
for a cup of coffee?

Yeah.
Yeah, I think I got some.

Here, wait.
Wait a second.

Watch it. Watch it.

- You got a bunch of nails.
- Yeah.

I think I got some
coffee in the house.

You know that Asian soybean rust

was just a bunch of crap.

It just made
the leaves look bad.

It's the herbicide
resistant weeds

that's breaking our backs.

We know what it looks like.

We're just gonna break even
again this year,

and I'm about ready
to pack it in,

my heart is just not
as strong as it used to be.

What the hell
are you doing here?

I mean,
there's papers everywhere

and furniture tipped over,

and you're tearing up boards.

What am I supposed to think?
I mean, I...

Are you taking your medicine?

- Pop, I'm taking my...
- Are you taking your pills?

I'm taking my pills.
I'm not crazy,

if that's what you're thinking.

I know you've been through
a traumatic experience.

You living in this house,
this old house,

all alone,

you sure making
an old man worry.

Are you staying a while?

No. I'm leaving
in the morning.

And I would like
you to come back with me.

- Pop, I can't leave him.
- What?

Leave him... who? John?

No, Harrison.

Thank god,
who the hell's Harrison?

Harrison...
He's stuck in this house,

Autumn and Eliza were
explaining everything to me,

and Autumn was trying
to figure it out last night.

And then I heard his voice
over the radio,

- and I could communicate with him.
- Aw, sweetheart.

You have to believe me, pop.
He's in this house.

Oh, sweetheart, listen to me.
Listen to me.

You've got to stop
punishing yourself.

Are you talking about John, now?

Is that who you want
to talk about?

Can you...
Can you listen to yourself?

Do you know what you just said?

Some guys trapped in a radio,
and he's talking to you.

And who the hell is Autumn
and Eliza, by the way?

Eliza lives down the street,
and Autumn is her niece.

I thought you said that people
don't live here in the winter,

that you'd have to be crazy
to live here in the winter.

So you do think I'm crazy?

I think you're having a breakdown,
sweetheart. I really do.

That's why I want you to come
home with me, it's a safe place.

You can get
all the treatment you need.

Do you want to meet him?

Well, hell yes, if they're real,

I'd like to meet them.

- Now?
- Now. Let's go.

Eliza!

It's me, Kate.

Eliza!
Eliza.

Come on, honey.
You're embarrassing yourself.

Everybody's gone for the winter.

Eliza!

Come on.
Come on, it's cold.

Pop, this is the house.
I know it is.

This is the...

I was just here.

And the boards weren't there.

This is all real, pop.

Yeah?

Yeah, we all yearn
for something real.

Especially when we're
hurting inside.

Here you go, Kate.

Hah.
Here you go, honey.

Why don't we call it a night?
I've got the couch.

All right?

Pop?

Yeah?

Will you just leave it all
as it is?

- Sure.
- Will you just do that for me, please?

Yeah.

- Night, bunny.
- Night, pop.

Kate.

Kate.

Kate.

- Harrison?
- Please, come down.

Oh.

It's nice to meet you, Kate.

Am I dreaming?

Yes. Yes, you are.

But you're real, right?

I'm not crazy?

You're not crazy,
but this is a dream.

It's the only way
I could see you.

What's happening?
What's wrong?

They're planning a way
to kill you, Kate,

and they're building their
strength to actually do it.

What?

The longer you stay here,

the weaker you will become.

They can invade your thoughts,

and your dreams,

it's not safe for you here.

Why do you they want to kill me?

Because they know
you're a threat.

They exist to keep me
in this place,

do you understand?

Walk with me.

They're here.
They can hear us now.

I'm frightened.

It's too late now.
I need you to wake up.

Kate, wake up!
I need you to wake up!

Wake up!

Pop, how could
you do that to me?

How could you do that
to me, pop?

Listen, I know I crossed
the line a little bit,

but what I was doing was
what's good for you.

- What's good for me?
- Yeah.

Can you bring back my
husband while you're at it?

No, I cannot.

If it's not too much trouble, since you
think you can turn water into wine

and sand into grain,

and make everything
as right as rain.

Can you make it so we have those
grandkids you always wanted, too?

No, I can't, honey.

Is that asking too much?

Oh.

Listen,
this is my final plea, honey.

If you refuse to come back home,

and get the treatment you need,

then I...

I know I've done
everything in my power

to help you,

and I have to surrender, honey.

Just go home, pop.

I'm staying here.

These are yours.

You know, the only reason
they're ever gonna remember me

is because of you.

Bye.

Bye, bye, bunny.

Kate!

Kate!

Kate?

Autumn.

Kate?

- Autumn?
- Oh, Kate.

What happened? I went to
Eliza's and no one was home.

Oh my god, Kate, it's real.

This is the house that
encompasses where Harrison is.

I got attacked by one of them.

- What?
- I was so scared and confused, I left.

I went into town
to find answers,

so I called my professor.

Are you all right?

What was it?

I'm okay. The thing
that attacked me, Kate,

scratched my face and my chest
while it was strangling me.

And then it's grip weakened
and I fell on the floor.

Oh!

I'm okay. I'm all right.

Autumn, what happened to Eliza?

Right.

She had to take my
grandmother to the hospital,

she left me a message
while I was in town.

So I went to the hospital
to check in on them

and I got bandaged up, and I came straight
back here to tell you what I found out.

I feel like I'm losing my mind, Autumn.
Is this really happening?

- Oh my god!
- Let's get out of the house and talk.

You're not crazy, Kate.

I thought I was losing it
there for a moment too,

but I know I didn't
put these scratches on myself.

Well, what do we do now?

My professor called me
last night.

He told me a story
depicted in the hieroglyphics

that shows a silver cord
that connects

our spiritual being
to our physical body,

and apparently the silver cord

leads us into the
afterlife after we die.

A silver cord?

Yes.

A consciousness thread.

It links our spiritual
being to our physical body

and our spiritual being
to the afterlife.

It's also known as a life
thread by the Egyptians.

And the hieroglyphics show

the in-between realm
as a midway point,

that prevents the spirits
from going into the afterlife.

So in layman's terms...

Basically, it's like a prison

that's guarded
by this malicious entities.

Yeah, Harrison said
something about them.

Wait a minute. Did you just
say, "Harrison said something"?

Yes.
It sounds completely nuts.

But I turned the radio on to try to
comfort myself after a bad dream

and I heard someone praying.

- Praying?
- Yes.

And I thought it was a late
night radio announcer.

So I started praying
along with him.

It ended up being Harrison
and he could hear me,

and we could somehow
communicate through the radio.

Fascinating!
This is amazing stuff, Kate!

Groundbreaking for my research.

Not to mention, I'm crazy jealous
you got to speak to Harrison Lloyd.

I'm just glad
you don't think I'm crazy.

Look at this bandage, Kate.
I know you're not crazy.

Thank you, Autumn.

I don't know what I would have
done if you weren't here.

- Okay.
- Okay, let's get back to what I found out.

My professor
has a theory about water.

- Water?
- Yes.

This diagram is the only one
my professor found

that shows a glimpse of the
realm where Harrison is.

This diagram was buried
with a Heka priest.

This is the path
to the realm of the gods.

This middle one
is where Harrison is.

My professor believed
these to be doors, or gates.

This text translates into this.

"For the worthy few,

the doors of heaven open
by the water for thee.

The doors of the cool place
open to the light.

Thou shall find
the water of life.

Drink as a god

among the eternals
on the imperishable star."

Do you understand that?

Oh!
There's more.

Okay. Okay.

Mm, the old testament,

my professor found

the book of Ecclesiastes,
12:6-7.

"If the silver cord be lost,

follow the light to the cistern and
drink the waters of the afterlife.

Then shall the dust return
to the earth as it was.

And the spared shall return
onto god who gave it."

Light! Harrison said
he could see a light.

That's the way out,
that's how he can escape.

We have to tell Harrison.

It's worth a try I guess.

Harrison?

Can you hear me?

Harrison?

Harrison?

We don't have much time, Kate.
The radio is no use.

My professor suggested
contacting Harrison

in a different way.

How?

We cause a diversion.

A diversion?
What kind of diversion?

With you, Kate.

With me?

I know this sounds crazy.

But my professor studied
thousands of hieroglyphics

and he says the locket of light

can bring a soul back
into its body

in a certain amount of time.

What are you talking
about, Autumn?

I'm talking about you going
to the in-between realm

to cause a diversion
to help Harrison escape.

That is totally insane.

You want me to go
to a hell like place

on a hunch and a theory
by your professor?

Have you fucking lost your mind?

Kate.

Have you ever lost
someone close to you?

And if you could go back
and change the past, would you?

Would you save him?

I know you can do this, Kate.

You really think so?

Come on, Kate. This is a once
in a lifetime thrill ride!

You can save him!

Okay.
I'll do it.

You're the bravest woman I know!

And you say you
can bring me back?

According to Harrison's notes
and my professor's theory, yes.

I can bring you back.

Well, what are we waiting for?

Harrison told me
where it may be.

Then lead the way!

He said it may have
fell off by a window.

Autumn?

Oh, Kate.

It's beautiful.

I know what to do.
Follow me.

This is what activates it.

And then the legs
wrap around like this, and...

Will it be painful?

I'm not sure.
I hope not.

How will I get back?

This is the other lever that will bring
your spirit back into your body.

Well, the depictions on the tomb

show the Heka priest
performing this.

And according to that
we have 24 hours

until the silver cord,
or life thread,

will be severed
from your physical body.

I cannot believe
I'm actually gonna do this.

How do you know 24 hours?

Just trust me, Kate.
You're gonna be all right.

If you're gonna do this,
just trust me.

I will set the clock
for 23 hours and 45 minutes,

and then I will hit the
button and pull you back.

And how will I know if Harrison gets
to the light and drinks the water?

It will be a bright flash of light.
Unmistakable.

And then I just wait
for you to bring me back?

Just get in and help Harrison
find the door by the dark water.

And remember to tell him
to go through the door

and find the fountain
and drink from it.

And I will do the rest.

Why don't you do it, Autumn?

You know more about
this stuff than I do.

And I'm gonna get in there
and I'm gonna panic

and I'm gonna forget
what I'm supposed to do.

Kate, you're gonna be all right.

And I'm gonna do everything
I can to get you back safely.

Wouldn't you want someone to
save you from a place like that?

When do we do this?

- Now.
- Now? Why now?

We can't let Harrison be in a place
like that for another minute.

Come sit on the sofa, please.

I can't believe
I just met you,

and now I'm trusting you
with my eternal soul.

I won't let you down, Kate.

You just focus on Harrison.

Do whatever you need
to do to save him.

Are you ready?

Good luck.

What the hell
are you doing here, Kate?

Have you lost your mind?
Do you know what you have done?

I came here to save you.

That's the thing.
You cannot save me.

Now you've condemned yourself.

The door. You must get
to the door by the lake.

That will take you to the light.

There's no way, that door's
guarded by them, always.

How safe are we in this closet?

We're not.

We need to move
in a few minutes.

They don't know you're here yet,

but it won't take them long
to figure it out.

What will they do
if they find me here?

It'll be like
Christmas morning for them.

They will tear you apart.

And jackhammer,
the one you just witnessed

carving that woman's face off,

will cut holes all over
your body for fun

just because he thinks
it looks pretty.

Who was that woman, is she dead?

She's a lost soul, like me.

Now you.

We are immortal in this place,

but we feel pain and agony.

Our bodies are regenerative
so we can be torn apart

again, and again.

Look, we don't have time.

The plan is
that I will distract them...

Listen, and you'll have a brief
moment to make it to the door,

find the light,
drink from the water,

and go on your way.

That's your plan, Kate?
There's seven of them.

Yes, and you said
when they find me,

they'll want to take turns playing
with their new toy, right?

Shh.

I believe you've met
the countess.

Why do I smell sulfur?

It's them.

And I'm so thirsty.

Yes. And it gets worse
with time.

And just when you think
it can't get any worse,

it starts all over again.

How have you not lost your mind?

I don't know.

Because I've never
totally lost hope.

I don't know how
I'm gonna make it 24 hours.

What do you mean, 24 hours?

Autumn says she'll
bring me back in 24 hours.

Kate, time's not linear here.

We need to exert if we're gonna
give this plan of yours a go.

I still cannot believe
you're here,

risking your life for me.

I couldn't save my husband,

as god as my witness,
I can save you.

Enjoy your castle in the sky
Harrison Perseus Lloyd.

Don't forget me.

Go! Run! Now!

Hurry up!

Yahh!

Thank you, Kate.

He did it!
He made it!

No!

Kate? Is that you?

Please god, let it be you.

Autumn!

Oh!

Yeah, let's take
that off, shall we?

This may hurt a little.

Sorry.

I'm fine.

Autumn, we have
to destroy the locket.

Destroy it?

That would be detrimental
for my research.

Autumn, we have to destroy it!

So what happened?

What was Harrison like?

Oh, he was just
as we both pictured he'd be.

He finally made it
to his castle in the sky.

Wow. I can't believe
we pulled it off.

You have to tell me everything.

Thirsty?

Oh, yeah.
You have no idea.

And I'm so tired, too.

Well, get some sleep.

And you're gonna figure out how
to dispose of the locket, right?

Yep, sounds good.

Oh, and Autumn.

Yes?

Harrison's eyes were blue.

Hello, Kate.

- This must be a dream.
- You are correct.

What do I owe this honor of
seeing you so soon, Mr. Lloyd?

I wanted to give you
a thank you gift

- for saving me.
- Oh, really?

Did you bring me roses
from heaven?

No.

Something better.

John!

I thought I'd never
see you again.

I'm here, my love.

John, I'm so sorry.

It was all my fault.

No, Kate.
It wasn't your fault.

It was just my time.

- Oh, John.
- I love you, Kate.

This is only the beginning.

A little taste of heaven, Kate.

* ghostly figures in the night *

* calling out my name

* I search for something more

* what am I searching for?

* candles turn to flames

* and burn inside of me

* nothing feels the same

* is this a dream?

* I no longer
know what to feel *

* is this a dream?

* or is it real to me?

* the river...