All language subtitles for Paintball.Massacre.2020.WEBRip.XviD.MP3-XVID

[soft music]
[water gurgling]

[glass clanking]

[bright music]

[ominous music]

[phone dinging]

[ominous music]

[suspenseful music]

- Babe, it's me again.

Seriously, where are you?

I'm gonna wait for like five
minutes and then forget it.

[hand knocking]

- Are you here for the reunion?

- I'm just waiting for someone.

- Sorry.

Thought I recognized you.

- [Sara] Oh my God, hi.

- Hey.

- [Sara] Hello, how are you?

It's Sara, remember?

- Sara.

- Yeah.

Jessica Bentley, right?

- Yeah.

Sara, right.

We were-

- In every single
class together.

It's just amazing.

I had no idea you were invited.

- Actually I wasn't.

Simon was coming and he thought
since I went to Mass Acre-

- Oh my god, Simon Hughes.

No fucking way.

Is he here?

- Not yeah.
- No.

I honestly, I had the
biggest crush on him

when I was in high school.

I always wondered what
he looks like now.

- He looks great.

He's my fiance.

- Wow, okay.

Cool.

I don't know, like do you
want to go in together?

You know, like old times.

Like Jess and Sarah
in the dinner hall

gossiping over cold pizza.

- [Jessica] That
was a thing we did?

- Yeah.

- All right, Sara.

Got a spark?

Ooh, actually
spliff much better.

Thank you.

- Hello, Lauren.

Nice to see you again.

- Oh, my fucking God.

Is that Jessica fucking Bentley?

- Yes, she's engaged to Simon.

- Simon Hughes?

Fuck off.

Oh my God, he was
so fucking fit.

Is he here?

- No.
- Oh.

- Jess.

- [Men] Tomo.

Tomo.

Tomo.

Tomo.

- You lost, mate.

Loser buys the next round.

- I've been stitched up here.

- You always were a tight ass.

- Ah, the prick.

- It's all right, Tommy Powell.

I got these.

- Oh my God.

Is that Robert Addington?

- That's never Jessica Bentley.

Who invited her?

- He was a couple of
years above us, wasn't he?

Not our.

Surprised he recognized you.

- He's Simon's best man.

- Oh.

Right okay, that makes sense.

- So you made it inside then.

You're mate turn up?

- Not yet.

- Jessica fucking Bentley.

Un fucking believable.

- I know.

It's crazy, isn't it?

- Sorry guys.

I've just.

I've gotta go and do something.

- Should we have a bevy?

- Yeah, loved to.

Loved to.

- Don't you dare tell
me you're not coming.

Simon, why didn't
you call me earlier?

It was a three hour drive.

[soft music]

I'm sorry.

Look, I didn't mean to yell.

It's just.

I don't know if I can stay
here with these people.

Simon, they haven't changed.

It's like being back
at school again.

[soft music]

Of course I haven't had a drink.

Okay, I'll see you at home.

Just call me when
you're on your way back.

All right, okay, I love you.

[soft music]

- Jess.

[soft music]

It's Nathan.

We were in chess club together.

I just wanted to say
hi before you left.

- [Jessica] I'm not leaving.

- Great.

I mean, it's great
you're not leaving.

I'm happy you're staying
like everyone else will be.

The more the merrier, right?

Am I making this weird?

I'm making this weird.

I'm gonna stop talking now.

- I remember you
from chess club now.

Can we go back inside?

Let's go back inside.

- [Nathan] After you.

- Three tours.

I did three tours.

The three tours was enough.

The last one ended when my
buddy Mark triggered an IED.

I was looking right at
it when it went off.

Some things no man
should have to see.

- You wanna try working
down here on a Friday night?

- I was the only
one who survived.

- Why would anyone
in their right mind

attend a school reunion?

Let the past be the past I say.

- Yeah, it's a laugh, innit it?

You get pissed that
everyone remembers

how much they hated each other

and then you can
work off the hangover

over spot of a paintball
in the morning.

- You're going to the quarry?

- That's where the
paintball is then, yeah.

You've been there?

- Worked as a driller for
a season back in the day.

I lost my car there.

- You lost your
car at the quarry?

You want me to look for it?

- There was a young
man named Bill.

He walked up to me one
lunchtime and he said,

he'd seen death in the quarry
and death had looked at him

and made a threatening gesture.

- Did you say Jeff?

He wanted to borrow the car

so he could drive
to Stoke-On-Trent.

It was from there, you see,

that he reckoned
he'd be safe there

because no one ever goes to
Stoke-On-Trent on purpose.

- That's true.

- And he was looking so scared,
I didn't question further.

I just handed him the car keys.

But when I went back to work,
I saw that he was right.

There she was.

- So.

Wait.

Jeff's a woman?

- So I approached death
and I said to her,

why did you make a threatening
gesture to my friend Bill?

And she said, that was
no threatening gesture.

That was a start of surprise.

I was amazed to see
him here in the quarry

as we have an appointment
tonight in Stoke-on-Trent.

So, what are you drinking?

- What are you up to now, mate?

- I'm a doctor too, yeah.

- Really?

What kind of doctor?

- An eye doctor.

You know, glasses and shit.

- You mean you're an optician?

- Nah, bro.

I'm an ophthalmologist.

You get me?

- Whatever.

[soft music]

- Tell you what?

I do you deal.

Recognize her?

- [Bartender] Should I?

- That.

Is Lauren Bryce.

Proper famous she is.

So I tell you what?

You do me a deal with the drinks
for the rest of the night,

and I will get you photo of her.

Imagine how that will look
for you behind the bar.

You and Lauren Bryce.

- I could just ask her myself.

- Yeah, good luck with that.

Hey, watch this.

- Aye, aye.

The Mass Acre Woods crew.

Back together again, huh?

What are the chances?

[soft music]

Yeah.

Cheer to that.

Guess I'll get you
another one, yeah.

[soft music]

- There's something that
I always wanted to know.

The whole Christian thing.

You weren't really
into it, were you?

It was a diversion.

- From what?
- Come on.

Pretending you were in sex form.

You were dealing
to half the school.

- Ooh, careful, Tommy.

Five 0.

- I'm off duty.

- Yes, I can't quite believe
you're a cop actually.

Like, did you have
to retake your exams

or did they just
lower their standards?

- Oh, ha, ha.

Look, I'm doing what I
always wanted to do, yeah.

At least I'm not making tables.

- Making tables?

I wish I got to make tables.

It's just random costume shit.

Some guy requested
I make him this.

Look it's this huge cross.

It's like full life size.

It's for a church or whatever.

I'd love to make a table.

- Well then Tommy, you
must be fucking dying

to tell us what you've
been up to these days.

- I'm a lifeguard
down in Cornwall.

- Oh, and that was
your summer job.

- I'm senior lifeguard.

- Oh okay, so you're doing
your secondary school

summer job as a career.

Cool.

[soft music]

- Thank you.

So, what have you been
up to since school?

- I joined the fire service.

- That's great.

- Not so great.

It didn't really work out.

- Oh.

- I could do the job.
- Yeah.

- I just saw too much.

What about you?

- Simon and I we're
getting married.

[soft music]

- [Aiden] Nathan
fucking Campbell.

Didn't see you turn up.

- Aiden.

- [Aiden] Look at you
sorting yourself out.

Quite strong now.

- Got a message from Simon
saying he can't make it.

- No, no fucking way.

- Calm down, mate.

We wanted to see him, too.

- It's not about that.

If Simon ain't here, we're one
short on the paintball team.

That means game over.

- Well Jess will do it.

- No, she will not.

I came here for the reunion
and I only came here for that

because Simon wanted me to.

Consider us reunited.

Now I'm going home.

[phone buzzing]

As soon as I get someone out
to my car, then I'm going home.

- About that.

That ain't gonna happen.

Simon's just signed
you up in his place.

He said you'd be well up for it.

- Allow it, yeah.

Simon ain't here, we're fucked.

- You're not gonna get
someone to come out

for your car tonight, are you?

Simon had the room
booked to the BNB

so you got somewhere to stay.

- Jess, seriously, live
it up a little, will ya?

It's just a game of paintball.

It'll be fun.

[soft music]

- You really weren't planning

on coming paintballing, were ya?

- No.

My other clothes are in
the car with my keys.

- Here, have this.

- Thanks.

- That's all right.

Here.

It's a shame about Simon.

Probably won't see him
now until well the state.

- How's the speech coming along?

- It's not.

I'll probably just
wing it anyway.

Oh, here we go.

[upbeat music]

- Morning, team.

How we all doing today?

- This one looks a little
bit the worst for wear.

Heavy one last night, was it?

- I'm fine.

I can beat the bum.

[upbeat music]

- Reporting for duty, sir.

- Right, it's a bit of a drive,

but luckily I've got some
reading material for ya.

- Disclaimers, so you
can find out all the ways

in which you are
about to be injured.

- Injured.

Wait, wait no minute.

- Just sign the bastard forms.

Geez.

- Don't know what was in
that curry last night,

but I just shit this morning.

It looked like pea soup
mixed with cat food.

- You should try
juice or something.

Ginger ale worked for me.

How long has it been?

- Coming on to a year.

It was Simon's idea.

He can see I was overdoing it.

- Do you want to quit?

Or is it just he
wants you to quit?

Sorry.

It's none of my business.

- [Man 1] Who would
want to live there?

- [Ben] Charming
countryside cottage.

I could sell that.

- Right.

Who's done paintballing before?

- Well check you out Ned Kelly.

You can show the
others how it's done.

- Now, you pass
your phones to Gary.

- Why?

- So if they get damaged, you
can't say it was our fault.

- What if my fiance calls?

- Phones.

Now.

All of you.

- Right, has anyone had
anything to drink this morning?

- I had chai tea latte.

- Course you did.

Alcoholic drinks.

Right, anyone got any drugs
or alcohol on their person?

- No, we're okay.

- Matt's still got a
couple of pints in him.

Don't you, mate?

[group laughing]

- I'm all right.

Compete with them.

- Right, very good.

Your kit is in the
changing room over there.

I am gonna love ya and leave ya

and go and pick
up the other team.

All right.

- So, any thoughts on the
team captain then, lads?

- I'm captain.

I'm the fucking boss of this.

My team are champions.

Regional champions,
three years running.

This is my thing.

- Dan survived three
tours in Afghanistan.

- That's right.

- That means nothing, bro.

I survived six months
with young offenders.

Paintball is what
stopped me going back.

This is my thing.

This is Brill.

- You actually think
that getting shot

by plastic bombs full of
paint is more real than this?

- That's where we're different.

You got hit.

- All right, all
right, all right.

Who wants Dan as captain?

Raise of hands.

Sorted.

- No, I'm not fucking
wearing this shit.

- At least yours will fit.

This is the smallest they have.

- What the fuck did
you just say to me?

You calling me fucking fat?

- Least they have
plenty of pockets.

- [Dan] Oh shit.

- You get a good
look, did you, hm?

You fucking perv.

- [Dan] I was tying
my fucking shoelaces.

- If you wanted to know
what she looked like,

you could ask me.

- Didn't Mr. Hughes
used to catch you

like peeping in the girls
changing room every other week?

- Can you guys stop fucking
around so we can do this?

- Come on in.

[bright music]

- No.
- Whoa.

[bright music]

- They're gonna murder us.

They're all bald.

- Hold on.

You're not going out like that.

- Who the fuck do you
think you are, my mom?

Ow.

What'd you do that
for, you cunt?

- Imagine how that feels
on bare flesh, yeah.

The baggy overalls
are there for reason.

It deflects the shot
and lessens the impact.

- We only let people run
around naked on stag days.

- You and I are gonna fall out.

- [laughs] Right, you know
we've had a couple of dropouts.

So now we're down to a 10
versus eight situation.

I'd like to even up the teams.

- I'll go home.

If that will help.

- [Aiden] I'll switch.

- You must be joking.

You're our best player.

- Tell you what.

We'll do you a deal.

We'll keep Aiden and you
can have Jess and vomit boy.

- It's done, bruh.

I'm on their team.

- Oh come on, mate.

- Did you set this up?

You did, didn't ya?

You've always wanted to try

and beat me at something
ever since school.

- Fuck you.

- Fat turtle.

- Did you just call
him a fat turtle?

- All right.

This is a standard
paintball and gun.

You each take one of these
and a full hopper of balls.

- I brought my own.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Is that a B96?

- It is, bruv.

- Very nice.

- No, no, no, no.

You can't use a competition
rifle in an amateur game.

Okay, pal?

It's in house guns only.

- We'll lock it up
so it's safe for you

to pick up when you get back.

- [Aiden] That'll do.

- Soon as we start, I'm
going right for that one

in the fucking eye.

- You seem really tense.

Now that's not ideal
when you're about to go

into a combat situation.

Believe me, I've been there.

And more than once don't forget.

I'm trained for this, yeah.

So, let me help you.

- Get the fuck off me.

You are never getting
any of this, all right?

[man laughing]

- Mate, whatever.

- Did something
happen with them two?

- Something happened
between all of us, Jess.

Look, have you ever seen
"Fast and Furious Four"?

You know, like the one
when Vin Diesel comes back.

- You mean the one
he really comes back,

not the last two seconds
of "Tokyo Drift".

- Obviously 'cause
fuck that movie.

- Are you sure it
wasn't this guy

you remember hanging out with?

- "Fast and Furious
Four" happened what

like eight years after
the original movie?

So, Paul Walker and Vin Diesel

haven't seen each
other for eight years.

Eight fucking years, right?

And there's been so
much shit's happened.

Like so much that they can sit
around, crack open a Corona,

and talk about all
the fucking madness

that happened right,
but they don't.

They just get on with it.

- I really don't know
what you're talking about.

- All I'm saying is, life is
pretty much exactly the same

as the "Fast and
Furious" movies.

Apart from all the
car chases and stuff.

Look Jess, back at
school you definitely

would've ruined all this.

- Right okay, health
and safety time.

- Guys, shut the fuck up.

This is serious shit.

- [Man] Ooh.

- Right, so masks must
be worn at all times

except in the safe zone.

This is the safe zone.

Anyone seen not wearing a mask

will be ejected from the
site immediately, okay.

- Ejected immediately.

- Those paintballs travel at
over 200 miles per hour, okay.

If you take a shot to the
eye, it will blind you.

The shock alone could kill you.

Okay?

We play the surrender rule.

- But we don't actually enforce
it 'cause it's for pansies.

- I guess you're gonna have

to rethink your game
plan, Matty boy [laughs].

- There is no minimum
distance for engagement.

- Please don't go around
shooting each other

at point blank range, okay.

- Hey, why don't
you tell her that?

- If you have a question,
can you raise your hand

and we'll get to ya?

- You cunt.

- Same old Lauren still
cursing at the teachers.

- When a game is over,
we come back here.

We do a roll call to make sure

we haven't lost any
of you out there.

- Question.

- [Shelly] Okay, first
game is a death match.

You may take your guns.

- Okay, listen.

Here's the plan.

We split into two teams.

Alpha team, you're
gonna lead the charge

straight down the middle.

Basically, you're like
cannon fodder, yeah.

Take cover where you can, but
you're gonna draw their fire.

Beta team.

You're gonna split into
gamma team and delta team.

- Wait.

Is that three teams or four?

- That's three teams.

Basically gamma
team and delta team,

you're gonna flank them.

That means go
around from behind.

- Hold on, hold on.

Who's on what team?

'Cause I don't wanna be
on alpha team at all.

- I'll lead alpha team.

Who's coming with me?

- Why don't you just say
let's split into three teams?

Fucking hell.

- [Dan] Right.

- Yeah.
- Let's do this.

♪ I'm gunning, I'm
gunning, I'm gunning ♪

♪ I'm gunning for you now

♪ You're coming, you're
coming, you're coming ♪

♪ You're coming with me now

♪ Say something, and
something, and something ♪

♪ You're bluffing at me now

♪ I'm gunning, I'm
gunning, I'm gunning ♪

♪ I'm gunning for you now

♪ You walked away now come on

♪ Talk is cheap
and you know it ♪

- Right, next game.

Protect the VIP.

Who wants to volunteer?

Right.

You're the VIP.

- Oh fuck you.

♪ The foundation

♪ Bedlam

♪ Now let me go

♪ But they know that
they can't hold me down ♪

♪ They can't hold me

♪ They can't hold me down

♪ They can't hold me

♪ They can't hold me down

♪ They can't hold me

♪ They can't hold me down

♪ They can't hold me

♪ For we are the ninjas

♪ We come to show
you, teach you ♪

- The next game is
capture the fort.

Attacking team, your mission is

to raise the flag on the fort.

Understood?

- [Aiden] How you
liking this, Robbie boy?

- Next game, you're going down.

- Guns now.

- I vote we just stand in two
lines and shoot each other.

It'll be quicker
and less painful.

- No.

No, we're gonna
fucking win this one.

I've never let that dickhead
beat me at anything in school.

And I'm not.

I am not gonna start now.

- [Dan] There he is.

Spread out.

Get down.

- [Rob] What's the plan?

- [Dan] We keep it simple.

Two groups.

Just keep your cool.

Stay alert.

Take it slow.

We got this one, guys.

[dramatic music]

Get down.

Keep low.

Jess, down.

Rob, you push forward to that
next set of blue barrels.

You have range there.

We'll lay down cover and fire.

Covering fire guys
on three, two, one.

[dramatic music]

Go, go, go, go, go.

Push forward.

Are you ready?

[dramatic music]

Go.

[dramatic music]

Jess, what are you doing?

Get down.

- They're not firing back.

- [Nathan] Jess, it's a trap.

- Maybe they've run out of ammo.

[dramatic music]

- They'd have definitely
shot us by now.

What they planning at?

- There's no rule against
not shooting your gun.

- [Ben] It's totally a trap.

- There's only one
way to find out.

- [Nathan] Jess, are you crazy?

Do you want out of
the game or something?

- Of course I want
out of the game.

I want to go home.

[dramatic music]

- Ah, fuck this.

[dramatic music]

What the fuck?

[ominous music]

- Okay guys, you can get up now.

We've got ya.

[dramatic music]

- Whoa.

[dramatic music]

Lame.

Doesn't even look real.

- One of them prank
shows, innit it?

It has to be.

Where's the camera?

- This is obviously a hack job.

[dramatic music]

- Guys.

She's dead.

- Dan, what do we do?

- Nah fuck off, this is a prank.

[dramatic music]

- It's real.

- No, Aiden set us up.

- Mate.

[ominous music]

- We need to call Simon.

He'll know what to do.

[ominous music]

- [Dan] You should
come away from him.

- Look at this shit.

His fucking throat's
hanging out.

Damn, wish I had my phone.

This would totally be
going up on my insta.

- I wanna go home now.

I wanna fucking go home now.

- Matt's right.

It's not safe here.

We need to leave now.

Marshall.

Marshall.

Marshall Shelly.

- I can't see her.

- Maybe she ran over for help.

- We just need to
get out of here now.

- You're police.

You should be telling
us what to do.

- I'm off duty.

- You must have
some idea what to do

in a situation like this surely.

- Listen, you saw what
he did in there, yeah.

We run it back with
playbook for fuck's sake.

We're fucked.

- No, we go back to the base.

It's not far from here.

- Whoever did this knows that.

He'll be going there as well.

- Enough.

Stay calm, focus.

I need you to find
solutions, not more problems.

We go back to the
base and we deal with

whoever comes up along the way,

but you stay calm, all right.

[ominous music]

That goes for the rest of ya.

- Come on, guys.

We survived secondary school.

We can survive this.

- He's right.

He's right.

[ominous music]

- It's Aiden.

Fuck, that's sick.

- They took his armor.

- Guys, check this out.

[ominous music]

- Does that mean we won then?

- Please don't tell me

that was an actual
thought you just had.

[gun firing]

- Ah.

[suspenseful music]

Fuck, I been hit.

I've been hit.

- Guys, get to cover.

[suspenseful music]

Gun.

Get to cover.

Get behind those trees.

[suspenseful music]

Matt, get behind
that fucking tree.

Matt.

Behind the fucking tree.

- It fucking hurts.

- Hold on, Matt.

- Fuck are you doing?

Are you stupid?

- Shit, he's bleeding.

- Just put pressure on it.

You said you was a lifeguard.

Don't you know first aid?

- Don't get me gunshot
wounds at the seaside.

- Let me take a look.

- Oh, you're a doctor, too?

- I'm a fireman.

- How bad is it?

- Just let me see.

- He's got a bullet in him.

We need to get this out.

- No, no, just focus on
stopping the bleeding.

- My god, will you
just get him to cover.

- Wait.

It's a paintball.

They're not firing bullets.

- He's right.

It's not a bullet wound.

It's just paint.

You'll be fine.

- [Matt] It fucking hurt
like a bullet wound.

- [Nathan] It's just from pain.

- Well who is it?

Can anybody see
who's shooting at us?

- I think they've stopped now.

[ominous music]

- If they wanted us dead,
they wouldn't be firing at us

with fucking
paintballs, would they?

I told you it was a prank.

It's you, isn't it?

All of it?

The bodies.

This makeup job.

You set us up.

- Rob.

- Get away from here.

Come here.

Oh come on now.

Have your fucking laugh.

Go on, you've earned it.

- Rob, mate, we
need to get home.

- I've practiced on
dummies more real than this

in fucking medical school.

Last chance, Aiden.

- Rob, leave it.

Come on, I'll buy you a beer.

Oh.

[suspenseful music]

- They've killed him.

They fucking killed him.

- Mate.

- He was my friend.

- There's nothing we
can do for him now.

- No, just.

He didn't deserve this.

[suspenseful music]

I'm gonna find the
bastard that did this.

You'll see.

- Rob.

Rob.

- No, if he wants to run off
on his own, then let him,

but we need to stay together.

- You can fuck off.

I'm going after him.

Who's coming with me?

- The best chance
we've got right now

is to get our phones back
so we can call for help.

- I thought in the Army no
one got left behind, huh.

Or don't you follow that rule?

Is that how you
survived three tours

and none of your men did?

- Oh, it's like that, is it?

I'm leading the
others to safety.

Let's go.

[suspenseful music]

- Oh so what that's it then?

None of you is
gonna come with me?

You're gonna let Rob face
some psycho on his own?

[suspenseful music]

- Wait.

I'll come with you.

- Thought you
wanted to get home.

- Simon would never forgive me
if I let his best man behind.

[ominous music]

- What do you think there, Matt?

Terrorists?

Any paintball protestors?

Come on, you're the detective.

- Yeah, but I'm-

- Off duty.
- Off duty.

- Yeah, we get to the
phones and we call for help.

Then we can figure out
what this is all about.

That's the plan agreed?

- You're fucking
loving this, aren't ya?

- A good soldier adapts
to any situation.

I'm adapting.

- You're a walking
recruitment video.

Fucking loving it.

Swear it, mate.

- You'll be thanking me when
I get us out of this one.

- Hey, I saw someone.

- Tommy, no.

- Is that booze?

So what happened to
you after school?

You like running the
world now or something?

Doing all the sciences.

Making all the laws.

- I'm a psychiatric nurse.

- Nurse?

No, no, I mean that's
very noble and everything.

It just seems a bit
beneath the mighty,

all knowing Jessica
Bentley, innit it?

God, you used to think you were

so much better than
the rest of us.

- I never thought that.

You just used to
think I thought that.

- All right.

Jessica Bentley,
psychiatric nurse.

What's your professional opinion

on what happened here today?

- We're in shock.

All of us.

And the only person
that really took on

what happened back
there was Rob,

which is why he
needs the most help.

- Hey, over here.

- Come on.

- I'm investigating.

They're shooting at us.

- Then he already
knows we're here

without you shouting him over.

- He's gone.

We should go after him.

- And do what?

Paintball him to death?

- Are you taking the piss?

- I'm just saying.

Look whoever it is has
killed what 10 people.

We need to think about
what we're gonna do

if we run into him.

- You always were
a pussy, Campbell.

Fireman my fucking ass.

- Least I've got a
real grownup job.

- What the fuck
did you just say?

- Tommy.

- You think you're the big man

'cause you done some
fucking first aid workshop?

- Tommy, just leave it.

This is stupid.

That could be some idiot
walking his dog for all we know.

We stick to the plan.

- Would do you think Simon
would make of all this?

- Simon's more
suspicious than I am.

- What you think he'd
be suspicious of?

- Simon would be more
suspicious of the ones

who seem to be
enjoying themselves.

- Like Dan.

- And you.

- Is that a house?

- I recognize this tree line.

It's not far now, guys.

- My hero.

- It's all part of
my training, love.

- I was taking the piss.

I could've got us back here.

- I'm trying to lead us
to fucking safety here.

- What, by mansplaining
a fucking 10 yard stroll

through the fucking woods?

Fuck me, Dan.

That's so impressive.

We'd be lost out
here for fucking ever

if it wasn't for you to show
us how to walk 10 fucking yards

in the fucking direction
we just fucking came from.

- I'm sure it's not the time
or the place, all right.

- [Lauren] Oh fuck you if
you're gonna take his side.

- Wow.

- I reckon this prick was
the one that set it all up.

- Wow.

- You get booted out of the army

and you think you're
impress your school crush

by playing the big man.

- Is that what you think?

Is that what you really
fucking think, is it?

Then why don't you
lead the fucking way?

Go on.

- All right, fine.
- Fine.

[ominous music]

Oh fuck.

- Guys, nobody move.

[ominous music]

Dan, what do we do?

- I don't think it's armed.

- [Nathan] How do you know?

- When you step on a
landmine, it blows up.

You heard the click, right?

I think this one's
defective or not on.

- How confident are you, mate?

- 75.

70%.

[ominous music]

- We're leaving you, Dan.

- There might be more,
so be careful yeah.

Here's the plan.

I'm gonna count back
from 10 and then.

What the fuck are you doing?

- I'm not waiting around
for you to drag this out.

I've got shit to do.

- She's fucking crazy, man.

That fucking hurt.

- You didn't explode.

So there's that.

- Nathan's right.

I didn't explode.

That's the fourth explosive
device that I've triggered

and it hasn't fucking killed me.

This is a fucking miracle.

This is some sort of divine
intervention going on here.

- This is great.

I'm glad you found
God or whatever,

but should we be
concerned about the fact

there's a landmine on the
only path out of here?

- It's not the only path.

We're out at open countryside.

- Fuck off.

- We're not taking another path.

We're going this way.

We continue here.

- Down this trail,
we'll be killed.

- I know your scared, Matt.

Every man's scared in their
first action, but the real hero.

The real hero is
the one who goes on

even though he's scared.

The real man never
lets his fear of death

overpower his sense of honor
and duty to his teammates.

We go on.

- Mate, it's paintball.

I mean I know it's
fucked up what happened,

but it's not fucking war, is it?

- When you got paintballs
flying all around you

and you wipe the
dirt from your face

and you realize that's not dirt.

That's the blood and
guts of your best friend.

You'll know I'm right.

You'll know we've got to go on.

Guys.

Get with me.

Come on.

The next round's on me.

[bomb exploding]

- [Lauren] Oh my god.

It's on my arm.

It's on my arm.

- He seemed so sure.

[ominous music]

- Rob?

[ominous music]

Are you in here?

[ominous music]

- Maybe there's a light switch.

I'll keep watch out here.

You look for the light switch.

- Are you afraid of the dark?

- I'm not afraid.

I just don't like it.

- Sell it to me.

You said you could sell
anything, so sell me this place.

The dark.

What is that?

Full of character?

- Atmosphere.

We say and heaps of atmosphere.

- [Jessica] Go on.

[ominous music]

- [Ben] Concrete floors
by the sound of it.

Doesn't damage easily.

[ominous music]

The previous owner left antique
furniture in the property,

including this Edwardian
ping pong table.

- Ping pong?

- [Ben] It has to be.

I found a ball.

- I found a lamp.

What about these?

- [Ben] Modern
kitchen facilities.

Oh, this table's wet.

- I don't think this
is a ping pong table.

- Oh fuck.

- At least we know what
happened to Aiden's eyes.

[ominous music]

- You seem remarkably
calm about all this.

I just threw a
human eyeball at you

and you didn't even flinch.

- I told you what
I do for a living.

Trust me.

I've had worse things
thrown at me than that.

Well, maybe not worse
but pretty disgusting.

What are you doing with that?

[ominous music]

Where are you going?

- Back to the others.

We shouldn't be on
our own out here.

- What about Rob?

- Why don't you stay
and wait for him, yeah?

Yeah, that's a good idea.

- Just said we shouldn't
be here on our own.

You literally just said that.

[ominous music]

Ben.

[suspenseful music]

No.

- Ah.

[suspenseful music]

Ah.

[suspenseful music]

[dramatic music]

[woman screaming]

[dramatic music]

[ominous music]

[dramatic music]

[soft music]

- Fuck, fuck, we're fucked.

[ominous music]

He was our only chance
of getting out of here.

- Mate I don't wanna disrespect
your mental health situation

but having an anxiety
attack right now,

it's really distracting
when I'm trying not

to stand on a fucking landmine.

[ominous music]

- Hey, has anyone seen Sara?

- Did anyone see where she went?

[ominous music]

- You're a police officer.

You're supposed to be
looking out for us.

God, no wonder this
country's fucked.

I bet you've always remained.

- Right.

You want me to get
us out of here?

We gotta get out of this
fucking minefield first.

Well come on, follow me.

Come on.

- [Nathan] Hey.

- I suppose I'll go
look for her then.

- Fine.

We'll wait here.

- Like fuck we will.

[ominous music]

- Fuck.

[ominous music]

- He's gone.

He must be looking
for the others.

- He killed Ben.

- Yeah, I saw.

- We should go and
help the others.

I need to call Simon.

- Simon's not
gonna help you now.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- I need to show you something.

[ominous music]

- Don't remember
this path, mate.

- This is the way.

I'm positive.

- I know this isn't right.

And I also know that
you were shit scared

of going back to base camp

in case the killer
was waiting for us.

I think he's sending us
the wrong way on purpose.

- You think I'm scared?

- Yeah, mate.

I think you're a fucking coward.

- Okay.

Come on in.

Come on in, you wanker.

Come on.

Come and get me.

Come on.

Come on.

Fuck.

Shit.

- Matt.

- [Matt] Get me out of here.

- It's too far.

- You need to get
me out of here now.

You need to get me
out of here now.

- Calm down, please.

- Fucking get me
out of here then.

- Looks like you're
fucked, mate.

- No, no, no.

- Matt, can you move?

- Shit down there.

- Can't move a soul.

It's so far.

- Don't just stand there.

Help us.

- Ah, fuck him.

Come on, told you
it was this way.

- We can't just leave him.

- Don't even think about
leaving me down here.

- We'll find a ladder or
some steps or something.

- Oh for Christ.

It's a trap.

He's gonna come after me.

- Matt, we'll come back.

I promise.

Okay, we'll come back.

- Please, you can't
just leave me here.

[suspenseful music]

- There you are.

- No matter where you
go, there you are.

- What the fuck
are you playing at?

I thought the psycho got ya.

- I went back to find Jess.

I felt bad.

- Why?

- She was my only friend,

even if she's in
denial about that now.

- You had other friends.

- I had people who wanted
to by weed off of me.

I had one friend.

At least I thought
I had one friend.

[soft music]

- He killed Ben with
a for sale sign.

Did you see that?

- Yeah, I saw it.

- Well don't you think
that's a bit weird?

Like Ben was an estate agent

and he was killed
by a for sale sign.

- Well it's not funny.

He's dead.

- It was personal.

It's deliberate.

- So what you're putting
a profile together now?

- Oh yeah, it's a
work in progress.

Hey, did you really think it
was a prank back at the fort?

- I didn't know what to think.

- [Jessica] Right.

- What does that mean?

Don't you believe me?

- Well come on, Rob.

You left the group to
chase after a killer

who murdered the guy
you used to hate.

- I didn't used to hate him.

I mean, yes, you know.

We had our differences,
but he was a good friend.

He was there for me
when I needed him.

If it wasn't for Aiden then,

well I wouldn't have
made medical school

and we wouldn't be here today.

- Why?

What did he do?

[soft music]

- He took the rap for me once.

And now I feel like I owe him.

There.

Add that to your case file.

- I'm just doing what
I know how to do.

I wish I believe that we could

just walk out of
here but I don't.

Too much planning's
gone into this.

If I could work out
what this guy wants,

maybe I can convince
him to stop.

- Well to be honest,

you're probably the only
one he'll listen to anyway.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- Come on, Jess.

Don't you think it's a bit odd.

Simon canceling so last minute.

- Don't be ridiculous.

- You know your fiance can be
a really evil shit sometimes.

I suppose you didn't know
him back in school, did you?

- He's different now.

He grew up.

- Look, just because
someone gets older,

doesn't mean they grow up.

Just through here.

[soft music]

- I can't see her.

Can't see anyone.

We should get back
to the others.

- That's a big fucking cross
on that hill over there.

That's weird, innit it?

- You're the religious one.

Is that a thing that happens?

- Did you ever see
"Two Fast Two Furious"?

- If I say yes, will
you come with me?

- I used to think it was
like a gay love story

because when Tyrese
and Paul Walker meet

in the movie for the first time,

they're basically like fucking.

And Paul Walker and Eva Mendes

are constantly getting
cock blocked by Tyrese

and then there's that
moment, you know,

when Paul Walker
screams to Tyrese,

I got something for
your ass, right.

So, I've seen that movie
like what 100 times now

and I think I finally get it.

So Tyrese is pissed
at Paul Walker

throughout the whole
movie for something bad

that happened when
they were kids,

but then there's this moment

and it's one of the
most beautiful moments

in cinematic history, right.

They're on this boardwalk and
the sun is setting behind them

and Tyrese finally admits
that everything bad

that happened to them when
they were kids was all on him

and he says he was
like riding solo

and then Paul
Walker turns to him

and gives him that
beautiful Paul Walker smile

and he goes not anymore.

Not anymore, bro.

And I cry my eyes, right.

I cry my eyes out every
single time I see it.

- Wait, wait.

You made a wooden cross.

You showed me.

- And I used to think
I cried my eyes out

because I was high as fuck
watching those movies, right,

but it's not that at all.

Like I get it now.

Like this is on us.

- Who hired you
to make the cross?

- When I got the name of who
requested the cross for me

like I thought it was
just a coincidence.

I thought you know maybe he
would've got over it by now.

- Who?

- He's what's bad that happened
to us when we were kids.

He's the reason
everything's fucked.

- Sara, who hired you
to make the cross?

- Do you remember Carl Dixon?

- Fuck off.

Carl Dixon on fire couldn't
pull off something like this.

If you ask me, this is on Simon.

He's the only one
that isn't here.

He's got the money to pull
of something like this

and escape the consequences.

Plus he always was
a sadistic bastard.

- Carl Dixon ordered me to
make a big fucking cross

and there is a big fucking
cross over there on that hill.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

- Guys.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

I'd really like to get
out of here right now.

Fuck.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

- You know if someone
had told me back then

that you would've
ended up as a fireman,

I never would've believed it.

No fucking way.

- If someone had
asked you back then,

you wouldn't even
know who I was.

- I knew ya.

- Yeah, as a nerdy kid.

Even you used to pick on me.

- No.

You used to sit next
to me in art class.

It's the only
thing I was good at

and even fucked that off
'cause I'm colorblind.

You used to help
me with the colors.

- That's me.

Helping everybody
other than myself.

We're nearly there.

Come on.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

- Shit.

Shit.

Ah, ah, ah.

Shit.

Ah, ah.

Ah, ah.

Ah.

Ah.

Ah, ah, ah, ah.

Ow.

Ah, ah, ah.

Please stop fucking shooting me.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

Okay.

Okay, I quit, I quit.

You win.

[ominous music]
[heartbeat pounding]

I'm not a copper.

I failed the exams.

I'm a prison guard.

That's all I am.

That's all I am, I'm sorry.

That's what I am.

I thought that what
this is all about.

I'm sorry if that's
what you wanted.

[ominous music]

[singing in foreign language]

Ah.

[singing in foreign language]

Fucking stop.

[singing in foreign language]

Ah.

[singing in foreign language]

Fuck.

Fuck, fuck, fuck.

Just get me out of here.

Please.

Please don't leave me.

Ah.

Ah.

[soft music]
[heartbeat pounding]

[ominous music]

- It's just in there.

[ominous music]

It's like him.

That's Simon's phone, isn't it?

- [Jessica] Loads
of people use these.

- [Rob] It's his phone.

- They're a multinational
pharmaceutical corporation.

They sell millions of
products all over the world.

- Yeah, but no one would
have this much stock,

not without a direct
connection to the supplier.

- So what?

You think that my
fiance, your best friend,

is trying to kill us?

- But he's the only
that isn't here.

- That's not what this means.

Simon was supposed to be here.

All of this if for him.

- What you mean?

- Think about it.

- Aiden worked from tissues.

He had his eyes taken out.

Ben was an estate agent.

He was killed by
a for sale sign.

Look, if these drugs
are here for a reason,

then they're to
be used on Simon.

[ominous music]

The killer was gonna make
him OD on his own product.

- If you're right and these
murders were personalized,

then it had to be
someone that we know,

and the only person we
know who wasn't here

when people started
dying was Simon.

- This is part of the plan.

We were supposed to see this.

Look, whoever's doing this
wants us in this room right now.

- Then we'll have to
change the script.

[ominous music]

We'll have to do something
that they're not gonna expect.

Something to throw
'em off guard.

- What are you doing?

- If it is Simon out there,

then he's not gonna
risk hurting ya.

- Rob.

[ominous music]

- [Rob] [groans] Jess.

Shit.

[ominous music]

- There it is.

- We made it.

We made it.

Nathan, I fucking love you.

- Maybe we should
get the phones.

- Yeah, let's do that.

- You know, today's
been a good day.

I know that sounds wrong,

but it's been the first
good day in a long time.

- [Lauren] Sorry, did
you say something?

- Nothing.

Doesn't matter.

- Fuck.

Fuck.

Fuck.

Fuck.

[ominous music]

- Ugh.

That is fucking disgusting.

- She's still alive.

[ominous music]

- Are you the only ones left?

- I don't know.

We got separated.

What happened?

- When I saw the bodies, I ran.

Went for help.

He followed.

- Mate, that is fucked up.

I can see what you had
for breakfast in there.

- Did you see who it was?

- Didn't see his face.

- Where are the phones?

- He took the phones.

Slashed the tires on the bus.

I still got the key
to the armory but.

- But what?

[suspenseful music]

- He put it in there.

[suspenseful music]

- What's in the armory?

- Body armor, some
smoke grenades.

Basic paintball guns.

You could do a bit of damage.

- It's not worth it.

How far to nearest houses?

- [Shelly] Six
miles give or take.

- Fuck that.

- [Nathan] What are you doing?

- Getting our way out.

Where is it?

[suspenseful music]

Oh wait, hang on.

[suspenseful music]

Wait.

Okay.

What?

[suspenseful music]

- Tommy.

Some of the names
have been crossed off.

He's keeping track.

- Ben and Matt are dead then.

- Oh shit.

- Jess is still alive.

[dramatic music]

- Fuck you.

That's what you fucking get.

[dramatic music]

Oh shit, oh.

Really?

[soft music]

Simon.

Simon.

Simon, stop.

No, we're mates.

I was gonna be your
best man for fuck sake.

Now whatever it is, yeah.

We can talk about it, right?

Simon, no, please.

Simon, think about
what you're doing.

Ah, fuck.

Oh shit.

[dramatic music]

Oh shit.

[dramatic music]

Come on, me and you.

Yeah.

Fuck you.

[dramatic music]

Come on.

Come on then.

No, no, no.

- I can't believe
you just did that.

- What?

She was fucked anyway.

- Even more so now
you've rammed your hand

in her guts just to get a key.

- Oh, fuck you.

Look, just 'cause we
had a moment up there

don't think you know me.

I'm not a good person.

I'm aware of that, but
it gets me what I want,

and what I want right
now is for us to tulip,

so we can take this fucker down

'cause I've got a nail
appointment at five

and I'm not missing
it for this shit.

[energetic music]

♪ This is original evil attack

♪ Zombie takeover

♪ Boy watch your back

♪ Infecting disease
unprotected ♪

♪ Some catch it

♪ Everybody just pack

♪ Good versus evil

♪ Evil versus worse

♪ Worse versus hell

♪ Worse where it's coming from

♪ Fuck with me

♪ Somebody wanna fuck with me

♪ Original to bounce back

♪ Oh oh oh oh

- Should've signed it for them.

- Really?

♪ No surrender

♪ Oh oh oh oh oh oh

- Wait.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wait, wait.

- Don't you think
it's a bit weird

that your photo was in there?

- Why is that weird?

I am actually fucking
famous, you know.

- I just think it's
a massive coincidence

that you get the key to the
armory and there's your photo.

- Just get to the fucking point.

You're doing my head in.

- Okay.

I think this guy knew
you'd get the key.

I think this guy knew
out of all of us,

you'd be the one
to stick your hand

in a woman's guts to get a key.

- So?

- I think this guy
knows who we are.

- He knows who we are.

If you compare this to
"Fast and Furious" movie

then I'm gonna-

- He knows what we
do for a living.

All of us.

All of this is on purpose.

- Well it doesn't look like
a fucking accident, does it?

- Oh, you know what I mean.

Look it is Carl Dixon.

It has to be.

- [Rob] No.

[suspenseful music]

Want more time.

No, no, no, no.

Hey, no.

[suspenseful music]
[machine whirring]

[suspenseful music]

- Sara, wait.

I heard someone in here.

- [Jessica] Tommy?

- What the fuck?

[suspenseful music]

Sara.

Sara.

[suspenseful music]

Ow.

- Sorry mate.

I thought you were him.

- I'm not sorry FYI.

- [Tommy] We have to go.

- I thought you were
looking for Sara.

- She ran when she saw
what happened to Rob.

- What happened to Rob?

- You don't wanna know, mate.

Ben's dead, too.

Where's Matt?

- Oh shit.

We said we'd go back to him.

- Nah, fuck him.

It's his own stupid
fault he fell in a hole.

- We need to go back for him.

- Are you fucking mental?

He just said everyone's
dead except for us.

- I don't know Sara's dead.

- Well she's not here, is she?

Look, we stick together
and we take this cunt down.

- [Nathan] What about Jess?

- Who gives a fuck?

- I think she killed Rob.

- Okay, now I give a fuck.

- I can't be sure
but she was in there

with his blood dripping off her

and she had this mental
look in her face.

I never trusted that
bitch from prep school.

What is she even
doing here anyway?

No one liked her.

- Tommy, you're not helping me.

The only way we can beat this
guy is if we stick together.

We find Jess.

If she's on our side, great.

If she's not, we find
out what she knows.

Either way, we need to find her.

Take this and let's go.

[ominous music]

- Sara, Sara, I'll get you down.

- [Sara] Okay please.

- Oh God.

- He really went for
perfect accuracy.

- It's Carl Dixon.

- What?

- It's Carl Dixon.

- Okay, okay, okay.

[ominous music]

Here, here.

[ominous music]

- Jess.

Jess.

I just have to know.

We're riding solo.

- Not anymore, bro.

Not anymore.

[soft music]

- He's here.

[soft music]

- I cannot see him.

- There.

[soft music]

- Aim for his weak spot.

Hit his balls.

- How do you know it's a he?

- Get to the bottom
of this now, guys.

- Great.

Now can't see a fucking thing.

- Neither can he.

- Ow.

Fucking kills.

This is fucking stupid.

We're playing paintball
with a maniac.

What do you think he's
gonna do if we hit him?

Do you think he'll
throw his arms up

in the air and say surrender?

- Except we're not
playing that role.

- What else can we do?

- Okay, you two keep firing.

Cover me.

I'll try and get behind him.

When you hear me
shout now, charge.

- Finally a decent plan.

- I'm doing this.

- Go on then.

- I'm really fucking doing this.

- Fuck's sake, go on.

[dramatic music]

- Now.

[man screaming]

[dramatic music]

- Stop fucking shooting.

They're not firing
at us anymore.

- I don't hear
anything from Nathan.

- Fuck it.

[dramatic music]

- I don't see anyone.

- It's Nathan's guns.

- Fuck.

There's blood.

- Maybe Nathan got him and
then the psycho legged it

and then Nathan ran after him.

- I can't hear anyone.

Can't see anything.

This is fucked.

- Calm down, mate.

- It's fucked.

This was supposed to be a laugh.

I didn't sign up
for any of this.

I could've been sitting
at home with my Xbox

in my pants playing card
with a fucking protein bar

and a decent cup of tea.

I don't wanna be
dealing with it anymore.

I'm done.

Fuck Nathan.

Fuck Matt.

Fuck anyone else stupid
enough to get killed.

I hope it's all a
prank, I really do,

but if it's not, I'm sorry guys.

I can't be fucked anymore.

I'm going home.

- Are you literally having
a tantrum right now?

- There she is.

Let's get her.

- Ooh, ooh.

[dramatic music]

- Where is she?

- She can't go anywhere.

She's cornered.

- Should spread out.

You take that side.

[dramatic music]

- Got you, you murdering cunt.

And that's for grassing
me up all the time

for smoking weed in
school, you fucking snake.

- Call off your mate.

- I don't know what
you're talking about.

- Oh come on, Jess.

Have you seen yourself lately?

You look like a
fucking used tampon.

- I saw what you did to Rob.

- It's Carl Dixon.

- Oh you, too.

That's bullshit.

- Wait.

Did you just say Carl Dixon?

- Sara thought the same
as well, but it can't be.

- You never said Sara said that.

- I think she knew.

I think she figured it
out when all this started.

Most of us are too self obsessed

to remember what
happened to Carl,

but Sara still
felt bad about it.

She's been waiting for this.

- You never said it
was Carl fucking Dixon.

- Because it can't be him.

It doesn't make any sense.

- It was bad enough that
the bullies, Aiden and Matt,

pushed him around and
then the popular kids

like you two treated
him like shit.

And then to top it all
off the misfit kids.

Even they picked on him

because he was the only
one they could pick on.

- It was just school stuff.

It wasn't serious.

Oh come on.

You're not seriously
considering this.

- There was a math
lesson where Carl

ended up sitting next to
me for whatever reason

and people were joking
around taking the piss

saying he had a boner.

When he got up to leave,

I just meant to pull
his shorts down,

but I got his underpants, too.

And there it was
for everyone to see.

We talked the piss out
of that every single day.

We didn't give a fuck.

We gave even less of a fuck
when people did even worse.

- Well Nathan beat the
shit out of him once

just to prove that he could
beat the shit out of someone.

- And Aiden used to push
him around everyday.

- So did Rob.

- Ben used to steal his
paper around, wouldn't he?

He was saving up the money
to buy his mom a present.

She was in hospital
having a major operation.

- Sara spiked his
drink with LSD.

He had a full on psychotic
episode at lunch time.

- We've all done shit
we weren't proud of.

It was just school.

It wasn't serious though.

- What you did, Tommy,
that was fucking gold.

- So what if it is Carl Dixon?

Am I supposed to
let him murder me

for some fucking
stupid prank at school?

- Maybe he just
wants an apology.

- That's your plan, is it?

You're gonna say sorry?

- We started with 10 of us.

There's now three.

I say it's as good
a plan as any.

- Are you coming?

- If it's Carl
Dixon, I can't even.

I still think about
what I did to him.

- Are you taking the piss?

- I've done some fucked
up shit in my time,

but the way we treated
him was fucking awful

and he just took the
abuse over and over again.

Every shitty little
thing I did after that,

I told myself it's okay
'cause you got away

what you did to Carl Dixon
and now he's fucking here.

What the fuck am I
gonna say to him?

What are you gonna say to him?

[ominous music]

- There's some kind of bond on
the other side of the river.

I was hiding and I think
I saw him go in there.

- You really think
he'll back down?

- No.

There's no harm in trying.

- Jessica fucking Bentley.

Always the one with the answers.

What the fuck happened
to you anyway?

- I burned out
halfway through Uni.

Hadn't given myself a
break since I was 11.

Pressure got to me
and I fell apart.

Simon put me back together.

- Of course he did.

Perfect Simon Hughes.

Son of the headmaster.

Perfect grades.

Everyone's best mate.

You know he was as fucked
up as the rest of us.

He thought he was
so fucking superior.

He used people as
science projects.

- There it is.

[ominous music]

- Been trying to work it out
and I think I've got it now.

That's what you are to him.

You're his latest
little project.

- Lauren said what you
did to Carl was the worst.

- You know exactly what I did.

- I have no idea what
you're talking about.

- Are you serious?

You really don't remember?

- Would I be asking
you if I did?

- I get it.

You think you're safe.

You think you're in the clear

'cause you didn't fuck with him.

- I was the only one
that stood up for him.

I wasn't even
supposed to be here.

- So what?

You're gonna deliver me to
him so he'll let you go?

Is that your genius plan?

- I'm not trying to
get you killed, Tommy.

I'm trying to stop this.

Tell me what you did.

- There was a rumor going
round that he liked ya.

I mean really liked ya.

So I stole his bag one
day and found the proof.

He had a refill pad
of handwritten letters
he never gave ya.

So I set up a date.

- Tommy.

- You were playing hard to get.

Worked out in the end though.

He turned up expecting
a date with you

and found you and me fucking

in the waste ground
behind the playing field.

- You and me.

That was to get to Carl.

- Think it was the only time
I ever did get to him really.

He stopped coming to
school for a month.

We all thought he'd left.

Then he turned up like
nothing had happened.

- You're lying.

You spent months leaving me
messages, sending me gifts.

- I never spoke to you
again after that night.

- I thought you were
just being a prick.

It was school.

I thought every
relationship was like that.

[ominous music]

- Matt.

Matt, are you still here?

Don't worry, Matt.

I'll get you out [screams].

Carl, is that you?

I'm so sorry for
what we did to ya.

I know it doesn't
make any difference

but I'm genuinely fucking sorry.

No.

Wait.

Not like this.

Not like this.

[ominous music]

I'm really sorry.

[ominous music]

- He saw us?

- He saw everything.

Simon made sure of that.

I haven't finished, Jess.

- Don't come after me.

You're on your own.

- It was Simon's idea.

The whole thing.

That's what I'm saying.

Carl was one of his projects.

He bullied on anyone.

- Simon wasn't like that.

- Wasn't that obvious for Simon?

He wasn't just shoving people

in the playground type of bully.

He liked controlling people.

Manipulating situations.

But you should know
what it's like.

You're getting married to him.

- He would've never
had done that to me.

- You were nothing to him then.

Makes me wonder did you
really burnout at Uni

or did Simon push you there.

- Shut up.

- You'd have been
the exactly the type

of experiment he'd go for.

Jessica Bentley,
taking over the world

one bullshit academic
achievement at a time.

He'd have loved taking you down.

- I said shut up.

- Are you an actual alcoholic

or did Simon put that
idea in your head?

What I'd be asking myself is
why you're here and he's not?

And maybe he is.

Maybe it's both
of them out there.

That would make more
sense, wouldn't it?

Simon, Carl, we know
what you're up to.

- Shut the fuck up.

Tommy, get up.

I'll get help.

I'll go get help.

[dramatic music]

- What are you gonna do?

Oh, come on.

Mate, I'm sorry.

[dramatic music]

- Tommy.

[dramatic music]

Fuck you.

[dramatic music]

[man groaning]

- [Man] No.

No.

[dramatic music]

Get it off.

Get it off.

- I have to help him.

Don't just stand there.

Help me.

[dramatic music]

No.

[dramatic music]

No.

[dramatic music]

[soft music]

Sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry for everything.

[soft music]

[ominous music]

[upbeat music]

♪ Pray for the widow's soul

♪ At morning's call

♪ From the doves of old

♪ That is a hungry man

♪ Better feed him now

♪ While you can

♪ Time isn't with us all

♪ We all fall down

♪ Then learn to fly

♪ We need ask it back

♪ And watch the deer drift by

♪ You know that you'll laugh

♪ The widow's soul

♪ And now that we're the
only ones left here ♪

♪ Transforming us is coming
from the other side ♪

♪ I don't know if we're
on the right side ♪

♪ And all the folks
communication's down ♪

♪ And now that we're the
only ones left here ♪

♪ It's down to us to
find our own way out ♪

♪ Whichever way
we turn that say ♪

♪ The only thing we
find in a widow's soul ♪

♪ Weep for the father's shame

♪ The shattered lives

♪ And then ingrained

♪ Bow to the kings and queens

♪ That never was

♪ In my little dreams

♪ Life is a battle plan

♪ You're gonna win

♪ Everything you can

♪ Throw me the last lifeline

♪ Catch me if you can

♪ Take me by the hand

♪ The widow's soul

♪ And now that we're the
only ones left here ♪

♪ Transforming lives is
coming from the other side ♪

♪ I don't know if
we'll find the answer ♪

♪ I don't know if ours
communications down ♪

♪ And now that we're the
only ones left here ♪

♪ It's down to us to
final the long way out ♪

♪ Whichever we
turn the left say ♪

♪ The only thing you'll
find is the widow's soul ♪

♪ Oh, oh

♪ The widow's soul

♪ Yeah

♪ The widow's soul

♪ La la la la la la la la

♪ La la la la la la la la

♪ The widow's soul

♪ And now that we're the
only ones left here ♪

♪ It's down to us to
find our own way out ♪

♪ Whichever way we
turn on that side ♪

♪ The only thing you'll
find is a widow's soul ♪