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- [Rebecca] Yeah.

Yeah, she needs to be on set on Monday for that,

so make sure everything goes okay.

(birds chirping)

Okay.

Yeah, sounds good.

(John sighs)

Yeah, we just pulled up.

Yeah, it like two hours away.

(John groans)

Cool, okay, keep me posted. - Come on,

it's time to unplug.

You're gonna love it.

- Yeah, I, uh, I'll be here until Monday,

so service seems to be fine.

Um, just call me, let me know if you need anything.

(John exhales sharply)

Yeah.

Okay, talk soon, bye.

- Call if you need anything,

come on, baby, it's supposed to be our time.

- I love you and I'm very happy to be here with you,

but just, just don't, okay?

- All right. (zips zipping)

(Rebecca sighs)

See, isn't this great?

- Yeah, no, it's lovely. - Yeah.

- Thank you for doing this.

- [John] All right, especially for unplugging.

- John, you know this is just- - Hey, no, seriously,

I meant that sincerely.

And as much as you can be present, I'm appreciative of.

(alarm beeping) (door squeaking)

- (gasps) Ooh, cute.

- Not bad. - Not bad.

- [John] Not bad at all.

- Ah! (gasps) Baby.

- Ah?

- This is exactly what I've been needing. (laughs)

- Baby. - (laughs) Yeah?

- I will tell you what you've been needing.

- Oh, boy! (giggles)

(Rebecca giggles) - Drinks.

- Mm, music. - On it.

- [Rebecca] Okay.

- [John] (sighs) Okay.

Glasses, glassware. (birds chirping)

(wind whooshing)

(branches rustling)

(birds chirping)

- [Rebecca] Wow, this is such a cute room.

- Yeah, it is.

(Rebecca chuckles)

You know, we should do this with Paul and Danielle sometime.

Like a, Like a couples getaway.

- Yeah, it's a good idea.

But I'm glad that we get to do this together first.

- Mm? - Mm-hmm.

- Me too.

Wait, should we break in every room as we go?

- Ooh, is that a challenge? - Maybe.

- Maybe after you make a proper cocktail, we can discuss.

- (laughs) Wait, wait, are you extorting me

for my cocktail making abilities?

- That's kinda the only reason we're together.

- Is it? (Rebecca laughs)

(John sighs)

- Mm.

- (exhales sharply) I love it up here.

- Yeah, me too.

Isn't there another bedroom downstairs?

- Yeah, there's a few.

- Let's check 'em out. - All right.

- Didn't realize this place had so many bedrooms.

- Yeah, it's not bad.

Should I go grab our bags?

- No, let's just chill and have a drink for a bit.

- Perfect. - Okay.

(sighs) Okay. You want another drink?

- Yeah. - Cool.

- Hey, do you remember where you put the speaker?

- Oh, it's in your backpack.

- Okay.

What'll it be?

- Um, surprise me. (speaker beeps)

- Okay.

Uh-huh.

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Huh? - You and this man.

- You know you love it.

- Ah, always makes me wanna cook.

(gasps) Should I get started on dinner?

- That'd be great.

♪ Got you feeling nothing ♪ - I'll go grab our things.

♪ When my lover's near ♪ - Awesome.

♪ Lord, let this ♪

(bags rustling)

- Oh, geez. - Whoa.

Hey, I'm sorry. - What the fuck, man?

- I just wanted to,

I do apologize. - Who are you?

- I'm Ben. - Ben?

- I'm the caretaker, the groundskeeper,

whatever you wanna call me.

I just live up the way, I saw you guys drive in,

so I wanted to come introduce myself

and let you know that I'm here should you need anything.

- All right, um, yeah, so, sorry, man, you, uh,

caught me off guard there. - Yeah,

sorry about that. (laughs) - But I appreciate

you letting us know you're here.

- Okay. - But, uh, we're good, man.

Um, we have everything we need, love this place.

- Well, I'm so glad to hear that.

And again, I'm really sorry I didn't mean to scare you.

- No, it's, it's fine, man, really.

- You know what?

It looks like you guys are running low on firewood.

How about I chop you some?

- Oh, no, no, no, man. - Come on, no, no, no, no, no.

Come on, I don't wanna get off on the wrong foot.

Let me do this for you, it'll make me feel better.

Listen, I won't even bother you,

I'll just leave it by the front door.

- Uh.

Sure.

Appreciate that.

- Really, it's nothing at all. (gentle suspenseful music)

Y'all enjoy your stay now. (suspenseful music)

- Thanks, again. (door squeaking)

- Were you talking to someone?

- Yeah, it's just a really creepy old groundskeeper guy.

- Oh. - Scared the shit out of me.

- (chuckles) What did he want?

- (sighs) Nothing really,

he was just welcoming us and introducing himself.

- Weird. - Hm.

Uh, anyways, what all do you need for dinner tonight?

- Okay, I need one of the onions and then ground beef,

chorizo, tomatoes, pasta,

pasta sauce, and then whatever veg you want tonight.

- Oh, really?

Whatever veggie I want? - Yes.

You get to- - Ah, I get to choose?

- Yes, (laughs) yes.

Hey, thank you for this.

- Thank you.

(birds chirping)

- Okay, how about you go sit down, relax,

and pick out whatever terrifying movie

you're gonna make us watch tonight.

- Hey, this is not solely my tradition.

Okay, I don't like it anymore than you do.

- So then why do we do this to ourselves?

- (sighs) It's just what do we do, honey.

- (laughs) Ooh.

- Here.

Here, move it, I'll get it.

I know how sensitive you are with onions.

- Mm, thank you.

- Of course.

- Hey, should I make us a cocktail?

- Yes, please, uh, I didn't bring the bar in yet though.

- I'll go get it.

- Perfect. - Okay.

(car beeping) (birds chirping)

(zip zipping)

(footsteps rustling)

(birds chirping)

(wind whistling)

(wind whooshing)

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Okay, what are we drinking?

- I'll make it.

How about a martini?

- Ooh, whenever you want.

Mm-hmm.

- Although, being up in the woods like this

does put me in the mood for a whiskey something.

- [Rebecca] Ah, I'm down for a whiskey something.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

- All right.

- [Rebecca] Thanks for chopping these, baby.

- [John] Hey, thank you for doing everything else.

- [Rebecca] Of course.

♪ Where did you go ♪

♪ Oh, baby ♪

- All right, I'm gonna make a Manhattan, sound good to you?

- Yeah, as long as you don't let me have six of them.

- (chuckles) Oh my gosh, that was hardly my fault.

I had just as many as you had.

And I blame that bartender.

Some people are just too good at their jobs

for public health. - Yeah, yeah.

- So if you don't have at least six of mine,

I'm gonna be offended.

(Rebecca laughs)

Thought I was your favorite bartender.

- Ah, you are.

Especially because your drinks are free. (laughs)

- I was doing it right.

Now,

we'll see.

- Yeah.

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪

- Nice. - Two.

Cheers.

- Cheers.

- To us. - To us.

♪ You're leaving ♪

♪ When I need ♪ - Mm.

♪ You the most ♪ (John whistles)

- Good. (laughs) - Yeah.

All right, I'm gonna enjoy this drink on the back deck,

- Okay. - enjoy the view,

you should join me.

- Ah, let me just get this sauce going a little bit

and then I'll meet you out there.

- All right. ♪ Hold on to things that ♪

(birds chirping)

(lighter clicking)

(John breathes deeply)

- Wow.

(grinder crunching)

(salt rustling)

(door squeaks)

- Okay, the sauce will be good to simmer for a bit.

- Nice. - Mm-hmm.

Thank you. - Yeah.

- Ah.

(Rebecca coughs)

(both laugh)

Oof, I love it out here. (laughs)

- It's nice, huh? - Yeah.

Oh, wanna mention, - What's that?

- we forgot the key ingredient to our dinner tonight

at the store.

The pasta. - Ugh.

(Rebecca laughs)

Dammit, really? - Yeah. (laughs)

- Okay, not a problem,

I'll run to the store and grab it real quick.

- No, it's okay, baby.

I'll go with you. - No, seriously.

Here, I'll be back before you know it.

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♪ With you the sun is shining 24/7 ♪

♪ 'Cause when we're together ♪

♪ It feels like we're in heaven ♪

♪ If it will get dark, you'll be my million stars ♪

♪ I know I can lean on you ♪

♪ Ooh, you catch me like a leaf falling from a tree ♪

- In a press conference today, (gentle suspenseful music)

the mayor has announced the reopening

of the North Trail to the public.

This renovation has requested twice the time and budget

that the town had initially approved

due to the pressure of the citizen.

♪ I do, do, do, do, I wanna marry you ♪

♪ 'Cause when you're around ♪

♪ I know it's true the way ♪

♪ You make me feel is so good, baby, so good, so good ♪

(suspenseful music) - The city board stated

in their press release that the decision

to increase the budget has allowed to rebuild

the old fence and secure the whole area,

which is commonly used for walks and hikes

by family and tourists.

The opposition party had run a campaign

for the measure to be assessed to prevent more accidents

similar to the one that caused a major concern

in the public opinion last year.

When 23-year-old Caroline Dunnit slipped

and fell off the trail while running,

which nearly cost her her life.

The mayor allegedly ordered the variation

to contrast the growing popularity of the opposition leader

who is expected to run for mayor

in the city election next year.

The press office of the mayor has denied the rumor.

♪ Sugar on my misery ♪

♪ And I don't fake this kind of feeling ♪

♪ Never felt so real ♪ (Rebecca gasps)

♪ My heart is on the table 'cause you're my everything ♪

♪ I do, do, do, do, do, I ♪

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(car engine revving)

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(car engine revs)

- [Rebecca] (sighs) Fuck.

(gasps) What the f-?

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(screams) Jesus Christ!

- I'm so sorry, I, I didn't mean to startle you.

- What do you want? - I'm Ben.

I met your husband out front.

I told him I'd bring you some firewood.

I'm the caretaker. (gentle suspenseful music)

- [Rebecca] Why didn't you just knock at the front door?

- I know, I know, I probably should've,

I just, I had this whole bundle of wood that I was carrying.

- [Rebecca] Okay, well, you just really scared me.

- Again, I'm sorry.

I'll just pile this wood up and I'll be on my way.

- It's okay, you just caught me off guard is all.

- [Ben] Well, that was not my intention.

I saw your car drive down the road,

so I assumed that you guys would both be out

and that this would be a good time to drop the wood off.

- Yeah, no, that makes perfect sense.

Sorry for my reaction.

- Are you okay there?

- Oh, uh, yes, yeah.

I just, I cut myself cooking dinner.

- Well, be careful there.

There's a lotta things out here that wanna kill you.

- What?

- [Ben] No, I just mean that, you know,

you should get that cleaned up.

It's easy to get an infection.

You got a first aid kit in there with you?

- I'm not sure.

- Well, you know, I could run home and grab some stuff

for you and come back if you like.

- No, no, no need, um, I'm sure we have stuff around here.

I just haven't had a chance to look yet.

Uh, there's no need for you to come back, we're good.

- Okay.

Well, that should do you then,

(Ben exhales sharply) - Mm-hmm.

- should be plenty for the next few days.

But, you know, if you guys run out or you need anything,

you know, don't hesitate to call or,

you know, just come on by my place,

just, just down the road.

- Mm-hmm, yeah, thank you, it's very kind of you.

- All right, no trouble at all.

- Okay. Thanks, again. - Yeah, I'll see you around.

- Bye. (door lock clicking)

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- [News Reporter] Back to your favorite local radio station.

This is still Quote Robinson here

with my fellow community citizens.

It's Friday night. (gentle suspenseful music)

As in the rest of the country, we are officially in summer.

As a matter of fact, it's been a hot summer already,

and it looks like we're going to have

a very long summer this year.

Let's keep updating you on the unusual tropical situation,

which is predicted to reach the peak next weekend.

Tomorrow, Sunday, and Monday,

we're going to track the skies

given the monsoon moisture from the south.

Some areas may- (suspenseful music)

Of 71 and a maximum of 79

with sky conditions that were almost clear and silent.

We're warning you though, the temperature will drop

to a minimum of 65 and a maximum of 72

on Tuesday and Wednesday, where the chances of rain

will have a peak with an average 65% of rain.

We will then bounce back to- (suspenseful music)

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(Rebecca exhales sharply)

(phone tapping)

(dial tone ringing)

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(phone ringing)

(phone beeping) (door clicks)

- Who is it?

(door squeaks)

- Who is it?

It's me, who do you think it is?

- Sorry, I just, I got freaked out a minute ago.

Hey, hey. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Wait, why do you have a knife?

- 'Cause that creepy groundskeeper came by.

- (sighs) Dammit, he came off to drop off the wood,

didn't he? - Yeah.

And you didn't think to mention to your fiance,

who was here all alone, that he might be stopping by, so.

- I'm sorry, I forgot.

All right? - Yeah, and-

- I'm sorry you got scared.

- Did you know this place doesn't have a TV?

- Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I realized that when I got here,

but, uh, you have your laptop, right?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

- (sighs) I'm sorry, I just got really scared.

I mean, he like came by the kitchen window

when I was at the sink and just like came out of nowhere.

- Came by the kitchen sink., why didn't he,

why didn't he go to the front door?

- He, he thought that we had left together

when you went to go get pasta so he didn't know I was here.

- Hey, hey, what's this?

- Oh, nothing, I just cut myself

when I was cook- - Nothing, let me see.

- It's not that bad.

- Baby! - It's not that bad.

- Not that bad? You almost cut your finger off.

- You're ridiculous.

- Did you clean it?

- I just ran water over it.

(John sighs)

- (speaks faintly) All right, look, I'm gonna get some stuff

and I'm gonna clean it up for you, all right?

Or at least pour some whiskey over it.

(Rebecca laughs)

- You could take the boy out of the south.

- Hey, I heard that. (Rebecca laughs)

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(Rebecca breathing heavily)

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- (sighs) Okay.

All right. (cupboard doors thud)

(Rebecca groans)

Oh, come on, it's not gonna hurt, all right?

Plus, we know what the whiskey's really for, right?

- (chuckles) Okay, fine, let's just get it over with.

- Okay, one second.

- Wait, should we trust that?

Is it expired?

Do I even care? - It's fine. It's fine.

All right, just a little bit

to make sure you don't get an infection.

You ready? - Yeah.

(Rebecca groans) - Oh, you're okay.

- Uh-uh.

- All good. (Rebecca breathing heavily)

All right.

Now just a quick bandaid, you'll be good.

- Okay.

- All right, good as new.

Although, I don't know if you should be drinking alcohol,

you know, it's a blood thinner,

I should probably finish this for you.

- Well, in that case, (John chuckles)

Doctor Taylor

can go fuck himself.

- Wow, whoa. - Mm.

- Little harsh.

You know this house is expecting sex

- Mm. - and we wouldn't wanna

disappoint the house now, would we?

- Patience, Doctor.

- Okay.

(water burbling)

(pasta rustling)

- Okay, so, - Yeah.

we have about nine minutes before the pasta's ready.

Um, so in the meantime we could...

- So, what could we do in nine minutes?

Is that what you're asking? (Rebecca laughs)

Huh? - You're such a perv.

- Oh, come on, you should appreciate

my completely appropriate level of perviness.

- Hey. - That's where we're at.

- Mm.

For you, yes.

- Huh, you like it. - Hmm.

Shut up, John.

Or you could shut me up.

Let's see if you can make it nine minutes.

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(Rebecca exhales sharply) (John breathes heavily)

So, (clears throat)

still got about six minutes before the pasta's done.

- No way. - Yeah.

(Rebecca laughs) - Oh my gosh, shit.

Shut up. (Rebecca laughs)

(car alarm blaring)

- Is that the car?

(car alarm continues blaring)

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(car beeps)

- Stay here.

I'm sure it's nothing.

- Oh, I'm not going anywhere.

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- The car's fine.

I'm sure it was just a squirrel.

Nothing to worry about.

- Okay, I'm gonna go drain the pasta

so it doesn't get sticky.

Come on.

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(branches rustling)

(footsteps rustling)

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(metal clanking) (water spattering)

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(water spattering)

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John,

dinner's ready.

(water spattering) - I'll be right up.

(John speaking faintly)

- [Rebecca] What are you doing down there?

Baby?

- Yeah?

- [Rebecca] What's up?

- Nothing, there's a pipe leaking.

I'll notify the owner in the morning.

- Okay, well, come up and eat

because the pasta's getting cold.

Gotta watch a movie.

- Yeah, I'll be right up. - Okay.

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So what kinda wine did you get?

- (sighs) Pinot Noir, of course.

(Rebecca sighs) Come on, it's your favorite.

- Yes. - All right, you ready?

- Um, am I gonna hate it?

- Probably, yeah.

- Okay. - All right.

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- I already hate it. - Oh, come on.

Give it a chance.

- I will, I will, I'm sorry.

Next time I pick a movie.

- [John] Hey, these old school horror movies are classic.

- Do you remember one time when we were small,

we were out here?

It was from right over there.

I jumped out at you from behind the tree

and grandpa got all excited

and he shook his fist at me and he said,

"Boy, you'll be damned to hell." (laughs)

Remember that? Right over there.

Well, you used to really be scared here.

- Johnny.

- Oh, you're still afraid.

- Stop it now, I mean it.

- They're coming to get you, Barbara.

- [Barbara] Stop it! You're ignorant.

- [Johnny] They're coming for you, Barbara.

- [Barbara] Stop it, you're acting like a child.

- What an asshole. - They're coming for you.

(Rebecca gasps) Look, there comes

one of them now.

- He'll hear you! - I hope this movie

gets better. - It will.

- I'm getting out of here. - Johnny!

- I'm relatively sure it does. (Rebecca chuckles)

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- Help! - Boom!

- Jesus. - Johnny,

help me! (Rebecca chuckles)

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(wall thudding) (Johnny grunting)

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- John,

what's that noise?

- It must be the pipe.

- Fuck, that's ridiculous.

- Well, look, the pipes are right below us,

right, you're gonna hear it.

- Are you sure?

- Yes.

Calm down.

- Calm down, you calm down. Fuck.

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(Rebecca exhales sharply)

(suspenseful music) (footsteps plodding)

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Remind me why we do this to ourselves.

- [John] Hey, I think you're still just a little creeped out

from the grounds keeper guy today.

- [Rebecca] Yeah, probably.

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

Finally a reasonable choice from this chick.

- [John] Yeah, see, she ain't that useless.

- [Rebecca] We'll see.

(Barbara screams)

- [John] Yeah, but if this was 1968,

you'd be cuddles up to me, clenching my arm right now.

- (laughs) Oh, yeah? - Oh, yeah.

- [Rebecca] And then you would have your hand on my knee.

- [John] Oh, yeah?

- [Rebecca] Slowly work it up like that.

- [John] And then what?

- [Rebecca] And then you'd give me a foot rub.

- (laughs) What? (Rebecca laughs)

A foot rub, is that what I would do?

- Yeah, what were you thinking?

- I was thinking about something else.

- John! (laughs)

Okay, here we go.

I knew it was coming, but now it's on.

- Oh, it's been on for a minute.

(Rebecca laughs)

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(John sighs)

It's nice to get out of LA, huh?

- So nice.

It's crazy how you can see the stars out here.

- Yeah. - Mm.

The town is so cute too.

- Mm-hmm.

- But it's so crazy how like the stores

are only open like a couple days a week

at really weird times.

- Yeah, it's a family town.

Get a lot of people come up here and raise families.

Raise kids.

- Huh?

Yeah.

Hey, remember we gotta get the stuff out of the car.

- Uh,

yeah, we should do that.

- Okay.

- Want some first? - Mm.

- (sighs) Okay. - Okay.

(floorboards creaking)

(footsteps plodding)

(door squeaks)

(zip zipping)

- I'm gonna brush my teeth really quick.

- Okay, I'm gonna change first.

- Okay. (Rebecca groans)

(Rebecca yawns)

Ah.

(John yawns)

(John groans)

(water sloshing)

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(Rebecca exhales sharply)

- No.

(exhales sharply) One,

two.

(Rebecca groans)

Ah.

(water sloshing)

Mm, mm-mm.

Move over.

- So? - (laughs) Maybe.

- Ah, I'll take a maybe. (Rebecca laughs)

- Okay, I know you will.

Hey, what time is it?

- It's like 11:30. - Mm.

(urine spattering)

- You better put that lid down before you flush that toilet.

- (laughs) Don't I always?

- You know how many germs fly up when you flush a toilet?

- (chuckles) Like a million.

- I mean, yeah, it's gross.

Like, what do you wanna do,

brush your teeth with a poop toothbrush?

(John laughs) I don't think so.

- Oh my gosh, is this like some, uh, some fetish thing

we should talk about? - Just-

- Okay, okay, look, I'll flush the toilet now and forever.

- Thank you.

- Do you wanna go on a hike in the morning?

- Do I look like I wanna go on a hike in the morning?

- (laughs) Well, not yet.

- Mm, and you guessed right.

You either get sex or a hike?

Pick one. - Ah. (whistles)

Which one do you think I'm gonna choose?

- (laughs) I know which one.

(toothbrush buzzing)

(water sloshing)

(ring clinks)

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(clock ticking)

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(birds chirping)

(exhales sharply) Okay.

(Rebecca breathes heavily)

Mm.

(birds chirping)

- [John] Mm.

- Good morning. - Mm.

- Wake up, Johnny Boy.

Wake up.

- Mm. - Want me to make

you some coffee?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

- Yeah, that'd be great. - Okay.

- Mm.

(John yawns)

Oh, or you can come back in bed.

(birds chirping)

(coffee rustles)

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(John yawns)

(John exhales sharply)

(birds chirping)

(John sniffs)

(sighs) Smells great.

I'll join you in a minute.

(coffee burbling)

(glass clinking)

(door clicks) (door squeaks)

- John, did you leave this door unlocked last night?

- Ah, shit, um, yeah, I might've.

- (sighs) Are you fucking kidding me?

After that creepy guy scared the shit out of us,

you're gonna leave this door unlocked?

- Like, I just came out to have a smoke.

Okay, we're fine, it's not that big a deal.

- I get it.

(door clicks) (door squeaks)

Ugh, unbelievable.

- Why, thank you.

- Oh, wasn't a compliment.

(John sighs)

(coffee sloshing)

- Um.

Thank you. - Yep.

(mug clanks) (Rebecca exhales sharply)

- How about I make us some breakfast?

You hungry?

- Yes, please.

- [John] Do you want one egg or two?

- Uh, two.

(fridge door thuds)

Aw. (chuckles)

Wow, so cute.

- What?

- Come look at this.

(Rebecca chuckles)

They're available for fostering.

(John exhales sharply) Just saying.

- Well, I'm just saying that'll be really nice

for whoever fosters them, anybody but us.

But, hey, since we're on the subject,

I could do a baby instead.

- We haven't even started planning our wedding yet.

- Right, have you set a date for that?

- (scoffs) Okay, we're not about to have this conversation

right now on our vacation, so.

- (sighs) Right.

I'll just go back to making breakfast.

(bacon packet rustling)

(bacon sizzling)

- Mm, delicious, baby, thank you.

- You're welcome.

Hey, so I know you said you didn't want to earlier,

but it's nice outside, - Mm.

- I would love to go for a hike

or a walk around the neighborhood.

- And?

- And you're invited if you'd like to join.

- Um.

I don't know, I, uh-

- Don't worry about it.

I'm probably just gonna go after breakfast.

- No, yeah, I just, I love that for you, baby,

I just don't really feel like it, so.

- No pressure.

- But I think I'm gonna go and take my mat out,

do some yoga on the deck.

- (exhales sharply) That's great.

I won't try to convince you.

- [Rebecca] Thank you.

- Couldn't even make it through breakfast.

- No, I just have to send a quick email, I forgot.

- I'm just messing with you.

- What? Are you mad?

- No, no.

I better go get ready though.

- Okay.

(dishes clattering)

(birds chirping) (footsteps plodding)

(birds chirping)

Okay.

All done.

Should be good for the rest of the day.

- That's great.

(Rebecca sighs)

- You gonna be like this all day?

- I'm not being like anything.

I just wanna get outside, go for a hike,

get out in some nature.

- Why did you move my toothbrush?

- I didn't.

- John, it's okay, if you knocked it over or something,

just tell me.

- Rebecca, I didn't touch your toothbrush.

I only do when it's to put it on the charger.

- John, I know what I did with my toothbrush last night.

I finished brushing my teeth and I put it right there

next to the soap.

(water sloshing)

- Well,

um, yeah, I don't know what to tell you.

- Well, I know I didn't move it so,

had to have been you, but whatever.

Bullshit.

(birds chirping)

(Rebecca breathes heavily)

(suspenseful music)

What?

What the fuck?

John?

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues) (insects chirping)

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues)

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(knocking on door) (Rebecca gasps)

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

Dammit!

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

Who is it?

Oh, just a neighbor.

I said, who is it?

- Oh, I just live down the street.

- How did you get into the gate?

- Oh, I'm an old friend of the owner.

He gave me an extra remote in case for emergencies.

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

- (sighs) Jesus.

- Hi. - Hi, how can I help you?

- I sincerely apologize for disturbing you,

but my little Piglet got out last night.

(gentle suspenseful music) (birds chirping)

- Your cat's name is Piglet?

- Yes, ma'am.

- Okay, well, I haven't seen him.

- That's strange, I, I swear I saw him come this way.

And this is the only house that...

You know, it's okay, ma'am, if you could just do me a favor?

If you happen to see him running around,

do you mind just calling that number

on the back of the picture?

Uh, we just live a ways down the road

and, well, there aren't that many neighbors.

Are you sure he is not in here?

I know what I saw.

And if you could just let me come in

and take a quick look. - No, it's okay,

I have your number, right, so I'll just give you a call.

I'd rather you not come in the house, so.

- Are you hiding my Piglet?

- What? - Are you hiding my baby?

- No! - I know he's in here.

Okay, I know what I saw.

Please just let me come in,

just for a second, please. - Okay, you're crazy.

(knocking on door)

- Let me in! - What the?

- Let me in. (suspenseful music)

- Geez.

(suspenseful music continues)

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

(Rebecca grunts)

(Rebecca sighs)

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

Fuck it.

(birds chirping)

(birds continue chirping)

(birds continue chirping)

(gentle suspenseful music)

Still got it.

(cork pops) Whoo!

(suspenseful music)

(insects chirping)

(lotion can hissing)

(suspenseful music continues)

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

(suspenseful music continues) (wind whooshing)

(dramatic suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues)

(Rebecca exhales sharply)

(laughs) Hi, baby. - Hi.

Did you get a little sleepy out here?

- Mm-hmm, yeah.

And I feel like I was dreaming about you

'cause now here you are.

(Rebecca laughs) - (chuckles) Here I am.

Got back as soon as I could.

- Aw, thanks, baby.

- Yeah. - I love you.

- I love you too.

I'm gonna go shower real quick, I'm all sweaty.

- Yeah, I know, I got sweaty too.

Shower sounds nice.

- But I like it when you're sweaty.

- Aw, gross. (laughs)

Why don't you go start the shower

and I'll be up to give you a surprise?

- Okay. - Okay.

(Rebecca chuckles)

(Rebecca breathes heavily)

Mm.

Ooh, why, hello there. (insects chirping)

(birds chirping)

(sighs) Mm.

Mm.

(water pattering)

(door clicks)

(door thuds)

(water continues pattering)

(gentle suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

I miss you.

- [John] I'm right here.

Where are you?

♪ The wind it blows ♪ - What's wrong?

♪ Blows me through ♪

♪ Your hands ♪ - You're distant.

- [Rebecca] How?

♪ It's gold ♪ - You tell me.

(gentle indie music)

♪ The sun cast your shadow long ♪

♪ I see in you ♪

♪ Something time will turn ♪

♪ Into gold ♪

♪ Even though ♪

♪ I know ♪

♪ Still to me ♪

♪ You're gold ♪

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

- You still got it.

- Hmm, you still got it too, Mr. Taylor.

Now get out.

I have to pee. (laughs) - Oh, all right.

(gentle suspenseful music)

So,

- So? - what do you wanna do

the rest of the day?

- Um, like beyond sitting on the couch and drinking all day?

- (laughs) Yes, beyond that.

- Mm, I don't know, what were you thinking about?

- I don't know, I mean, we can go into town.

We can go to the lake. - Mm-hmm.

- Both sound fun.

Um,

honestly, nothing sounds better

than just lounging in our underwear all day.

(both laugh)

- All right, can't argue with that one.

- Okay. (gentle suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

- [John] Of course, she got her UGGs.

- [Rebecca] Hey, hey, come on,

you know I can't go anywhere without them. (laughs)

I've been wearing these UGGs since you met me, boy.

- I know. - Better know.

(gentle suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

(suspenseful music continues)

(gasps) No way.

- Yes, ma'am. (Rebecca sighs)

- [Rebecca] The absolutely perfect martini.

- Hey, this martini is a special $20 martini

with blue cheese stuffed olives.

Yeah. - Wow, that's a pretty

high price tag to live up to, baby.

But I'm rooting for it. - Hey, these olives

are stocked with the finest blue cheese

that money can buy. - Ah.

- It's a masterpiece. - (laughs) Cheers.

- [John] Cheers, baby.

- Mm. - (whistles) Huh?

- Wow.

I mean, that's a fucking pretty good martini.

- Yes, it is. - I don't know

if it's worth $20, (John laughs)

but it's pretty fucking good. - Okay.

(Rebecca laughs) I'll take that.

- Mm.

Everything just tastes better up here, huh?

- Yeah. - Hm.

- Hey.

I mean, we could just move here.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.

- What, in like 10 years?

- Settle down, start a family.

- Yeah, that's an idea. (laughs)

- No,

I'm being serious.

- Baby,

you know

I can't leave LA 'cause of work,

I mean, plus our whole lives are there.

What would we do, just abandon everything?

- I'm just saying,

think about it? (suspenseful music)

- Let's play a game.

(Rebecca chuckles)

- A game? - Yeah.

(suspenseful music)

Um. - What game do you wanna play?

- [Rebecca] Let's play poker.

- You wanna play poker? - I'm good at poker.

- [John] Okay, do you have the cards? Poker chips?

I mean, like, it's not gonna be that much fun

without any poker chips.

(suspenseful music) - No, I wouldn't

say that, John.

(Rebecca screams) - Hey, hey!

(gun clicks) Whoa, hey, man,

who the fuck are you? - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,

I wouldn't do that if I was you.

- [John] What is this, man, huh, what the fuck do you want?

- Is this how you treat a guest?

- Hey.

- May I sit? - Hey, man,

hey, whatever this is, man,

it ain't fucking funny, all right?

- It isn't funny at all, what would be?

- John.

John.

- Hey, man.

Hey, look, we'll give you whatever you want, man,

all right, please just, just stop pointing the gun at her.

- Do you see that, Rebecca?

This is John way try to take some sort of control back

in this situation.

You have lost control, John.

- Okay, all right, hey,

hey, what can I do, huh?

Huh, what can I do?

- I'll tell you what you can do.

How about you fill that shaker with ice

and grab everything you need

in order to make one of those perfect martinis of yours?

- Now? - Yes, John, now.

If it takes more than a minute, I shoot your wife.

Chop, chop. (suspenseful music)

Don't do anything stupid,

I can see her forehead from here perfectly.

- [John] Okay.

- It's okay, sweetheart.

(ice rattling)

Hurry up, John,

the clock is ticking.

Here we go, John.

Thank you kindly.

Have a seat.

Whoa, this is a perfect martini, John.

It's like a confection for bartender.

Why you don't drink?

Sweethearts, come on, have a sip.

- You're a sick man. (suspenseful music)

- Do I look like sick for you?

Do I look like sick for you?

I mean, John, do I look like sick for you?

'Cause I feel so healthy right now.

(Rebecca gasps) - Fuck!

- Damn, eh, fuck, I just wanna play our little game, man.

I need you to put these on, guys.

(handcuffs clank)

Come on, John, have a seat over there.

I said now, John, - All right.

- have a seat over there. - All right, all right,

okay, okay, all right.

(Rebecca breathing heavily) - Chop chop, sweetheart.

Have a seat there.

I want your left hand, her right hand.

- Hey, you never told us your name.

- My name is what? My name is who?

- What's your name? Hey! (Rebecca crying)

Hey, are you okay?

Hey, okay, okay, all right, all right.

- Put them on. (handcuffs rattling)

Could you squeeze them a little bit more?

You know, there is something so satisfy about that sound.

(handcuffs creaking) (Rebecca breathing shakily)

Like this. (suspenseful music)

(chair rattles)

There you go, John.

- What now?

- That's the question, John.

We could watch a movie, how about that?

I'm not sure, did you guys ever finish

"The Night of the Living Dead?"

Or, or maybe you can lead us through some yoga.

That would be nice, Becky.

- [John] It's okay.

- No, John, it isn't okay at all.

But it will be, I promise you.

- (breathing heavily) Why, why are you doing this, huh?

- (exhales sharply) I've been playing this game

since I was

16 years old.

My father passed it on to me,

and I must play one per year,

every year until I lose or I die.

It is what it is.

This is the way it has to be.

- But why us?

Why do you have to do this to us?

We don't deserve this.

- Why not you?

Why not you?

I mean, what makes you more special than any other couples

in any other cabin in this little town?

Why you?

Well, I'm afraid just the luck of my draw.

I'm curious though,

would you ever replace yourself with an innocent couple?

(suspenseful music)

Interesting.

I'm always so intrigued at this moment between any couples.

- Okay.

Okay, what happens now, huh?

- Straight to the point, I like that about you, John.

But, you know, maybe sometimes Becky will love

a little bit more of foreplay.

- You son of a bitch.

- (laughs) All right, John, all right, John,

I think it's time to play our game, right?

(suspenseful music)

Now,

I assume you both are familiar with the game of War.

Good. (suspenseful music)

This is my beauty,

my extremely reliable beauty.

I'm gonna place a bullet

in one of the chamber.

(suspenseful music)

We play by the rules of War,

then the loser,

they're gonna play their own game of Russian roulette.

We play until there only two of us left,

and I'm gonna be

in every bit as much as you are.

Exciting, right?

- Who goes first?

- Meeny, miny,

moe,

let's put our fate in Rebecca hands.

Would you like to draw it first?

- No.

- What you mean no?

- I'm not gonna take part in your sick little game,

if you wanna see someone dead,

you can pick up that gun and take your own life.

This isn't on us.

This is you being a psycho, okay, we didn't do anything.

(suspenseful music)

- Becky,

the rules are simple.

If you refuse to play, that's called forfeit.

So

any card that we draw will be higher than yours.

So if you keep this route, this game will be fairly quick.

(John exhales sharply)

The choice is yours, baby.

- God, John.

- Goddammit. - John, what do we do?

- Draw a card, Rebecca.

- Bravo, John, bravo. (suspenseful music)

- [John] Draw the card.

(Rebecca breathing heavily)

- (exhales sharply) Oh, Jesus. - I mean,

there is plenty below her.

Action on you, John, you now.

(suspenseful music)

- [Rebecca] (breathes heavily) Oh, God.

- Okay.

Oh, okay.

So,

lucky number seven.

- Yes!

I'm not so lucky today, huh, John?

- Go ahead.

- Ah! (screams) (Rebecca shrieks)

(John breathing heavily)

Told you this was exciting.

Ooh!

- Fuck.

(John and Rebecca breathing heavily)

- How many times have you done this?

- Are you sure you want to know that?

17 people, they come and go the touch of this gun

since it came into my life.

Yes, John, now you know.

- Jesus.

- Well, I'm not a believer,

but if the Bible is true,

I'm sure it's on your side.

(John breathing heavily)

(gun tapping) (suspenseful music)

(Rebecca groans)

You're not dead yet, John, you're not dead yet.

(suspenseful music continues)

How they say, winner, winner,

chicken dinner, right? - Oh, fuck.

Goddammit. (Rebecca groans)

(Rebecca breathing heavily)

It's okay, it's okay, baby, it's okay, it's okay.

- (gasps) Oh my gosh,

John. (crying) - It's okay.

Hey, I'll take this one.

I'll take- - Don't you fucking

touch the gun or I'm gonna shoot her.

If you don't play - Okay.

Okay, okay. - by the rules, I both shoot.

- Okay, okay, I fucking get it.

I get it, okay? - Don't do it again, John.

Don't do it again.

- I'll play by the rules.

Ah, fuck!

(Rebecca groans)

Listen, (breathing heavily)

it's okay, its okay. (Rebecca crying)

- Now, you bring up an interesting carrier.

Rebecca can take this gun,

she can put it to her head.

Or she can choose to turn the gun on you.

- No, no, I could never. (John breathes heavily)

No. - No, but you have to.

- What? - Honey, you have to,

look, I couldn't live with myself without you.

(Rebecca and John breathing heavily)

All right, all right, you have to do this, all right?

You have to do this for us.

Okay?

Okay? - No, no, no, no, no.

Please, please, sir, please, I'm sorry for everything,

but please just d-don't make me do this, okay?

(crying) We'll do anything, please.

- I will kill you.

And don't do anything stupid.

It's your choice.

(Rebecca breathes heavily)

- Hey, hey, baby,

just grab the gun, okay,

one step at a time, okay?

Okay?

Come on, you got it.

(dramatic suspenseful music) Come on, there you go.

There you go, baby, there you go, there you go.

(Rebecca crying)

- But, John, (breathing heavily)

What if the bullet is in the chamber when I shoot?

(suspenseful music)

- Honey, I'm not kidding, it has to be me.

- No. - All right, it has,

you have to pull the trigger on me,

honey. - No.

- Look, I know this isn't fair of me to ask for you, honey,

but I need you to do this, okay?

- John,

I can't hurt you.

- Oh, no, you're not hurting me.

All right, you're giving me what I want,

you're giving me a chance to see you live.

(Rebecca breathes heavily) All right, whatever happens,

it's okay, it's okay.

Okay?

Okay, we've had a beautiful life together.

Huh? Right? - Mm.

(John breathes heavily) - We have, we have.

- Yeah. Yeah. - We have.

(suspenseful music)

- It's okay, it's okay. (Rebecca breathes heavily)

All right, (breathes heavily) you have do this.

You have to do this.

- (crying) John.

- Okay, okay.

Just grab the gun, baby. - (breathes heavily) No.

- Grab the gun, baby. - No.

- Grab the gun, baby. - No.

- All right.

(both breathing heavily)

- This is how it ends. (suspenseful music)

(both breathing heavily)

- It was gonna end one way or another, right?

(Rebecca crying)

I love you, Rebecca.

I love you so much.

So much. - I love you, baby,

I love you.

I've always loved you.

- Pull the trigger. (Rebecca crying)

Pull the trigger.

(Rebecca screams) (gun fires)

(body thuds) (Rebecca sobbing)

- [Rebecca] (screams) You son of a bitch!

(Rebecca sobbing)

No! You son of a- (gun fires)

(suspenseful music)

(suspenseful music continues)

♪ I am ♪

♪ Held together ♪

♪ Inside ♪

♪ A breaking soul ♪

♪ By this ♪

♪ Single stitch ♪

♪ Holding what remains ♪

♪ I'll go ♪

♪ Somewhere else ♪

♪ I'll move ♪

♪ To the floor ♪

♪ Your silence moves through me like a drug ♪

♪ Haunting what remains ♪

(gentle indie music)

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

♪ I'll fall ♪

♪ Into dark matter ♪

♪ Wandering ♪

♪ Through the past ♪

♪ I feel ♪

♪ A tug untie me ♪

♪ Scattering ♪

♪ Remains ♪

♪ In your life ♪

♪ I'm just a space invader ♪

♪ Always ♪

♪ Been a little stranger ♪

♪ I know, I don't need to be told ♪

♪ I'm a space invader ♪

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

♪ In your life ♪

♪ I'm just a space invader ♪

♪ Always ♪

♪ Been a little stranger ♪

♪ I know, I don't need to be told ♪

♪ I'm a space invader ♪

♪ This stitch inside ♪

♪ Unwinds ♪

♪ This stitch inside ♪

♪ Unwinds ♪

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)

(gentle indie music continues)