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(light orchestral music)

(wings flapping)

- Long ago, before the time of man

there lived a fairy king whose name was Ar.

Now Ar lived in a land called the Angel Isle

and he had ruled for 1,000 years

before the first man set foot in his realm.

Now to the fairy king and his people

men seemed large and loud, quick tempered and destructive,

beings who had no time for the gentle ways of fairy folk,

(clattering) (men shouting)

and before they realized what they did,

the men drove Ar and his people from the fields and woods

right up to the edge of the deep green sea.

Now Ar was trapped and his people could go no further

so in desperation the fairy king sent a message

to the Emerald Isle asking for help

from Timish the leprechaun king,

(animal crying)

but Timish was powerless to help

as Ar and the fairy folk were barred from the Emerald Isle,

but still he could not turn his back on his cousin Ar

and therefor he asked the giant Fin McCool for help.

- A giant?

- Yes Evie a giant.

- Evie, shh.

- Shh yourself.

- Well Fin McCool was usually a bad giant,

but in this case he was pleased to help the people of Ar

in return for the hand in marriage

of Ar's daughter Tumbeleen.

Tumbeleen was very sad at the thought of marriage to a giant

but after her father persuaded her she finally agreed,

so Timish struck the deal with Fin McCool

and as the fairy folk rejoiced the lumbering giant

ripped up a huge piece of the Emerald Isle

and throwing back his mighty arm he set the piece of land

sailing through the air across the sea.

(wind whooshing) (waves crashing)

- Cool.

- Well when the noise had settled and the water grew calm

the giant's voice boomed across the sea

telling Ar and his people that the new land he had created

was to be called the Isle of Man

in honor of the king of the sea,

but that Ar and his people could live there

for as long as Tumbeleen was his wife.

- Poor Tumbeleen.

- Ah wait and see.

So Ar took his people to the new land

and he made ready for a huge celebration

to which he invited the giant.

Tumbeleen was dressed in fairest silks

with dainty flowers for a crown

ready to be the giant's bride

and waited at the cliff's with Ar and all his people

as Fin McCool waded from the Emerald Isle

to the new land he had made.

(light orchestral music)

Well the giant's voice booms out,

- [Both] "Oh fairy king I have done what you asked,

now I come for my bride,"

- [Grandma] And to the amazement of all those around,

Ar laughed and laughed.

"Oh foolish giant how can that be?

"You are too large to live on this little land

and Tumbeleen is forever barred from the Emerald Isle,

where would you live?"

- Hooray Tumbeleen is safe, she's safe Grandma.

- Well, only partly,

but one day, one can only hope.

- Grandma?

- What?

Oh sorry.

Right, where was I?

Yes here we are.

Now as you can imagine the giant was not too pleased,

in fact he was downright furious at being tricked

and in his rage he scooped up all of Ar's people

in his giant hand and with the other he tore a large hole

and there he placed Ar and all his people

covering them with dirt, he buried them deep underground

and his voice boomed out across the sea,

"King Ar, oh treacherous fool,

the land that I gave you so that you might live in peace

shall now be a prison forever more."

(joyful orchestral music)

- Look the Fairy Bridge.

- [Nancy] It's so beautiful.

- [Rob] Remember in the story when you cross the bridge

you have to say hi to the fairies

or they give you bad luck.

(wings flapping)

- [Children] Hi, fairies.

- Evie see if you can see one.

(wings flapping)

- Daddy I saw one. - Great.

(wings flapping)

(magical swooshing)

(car horn honking)

(bicycle bell ringing)

(light orchestral music)

- Wow, look at this place.

- Yeah, where is Hansel and Gretel, huh?

(all laughing)

- [Kyle] This is Grandma's?

(all chattering)

- Wow, this is ares?

- Yeah I guess, I guess it is.

- Cool.

- Hey, what do you say we check it out?

- [Children] Yeah.

(light orchestral music)

- Kyle, Kyle back up here.

Well nobody's lived here for 40 years,

but everything, the grounds are very neat,

electricity works.

- Well I guess there's a caretaker.

- I wonder why your mother never, never came back here?

Hello?

- Come on, Evie.

- [Evie] 'Kay, wait for me.

- Hey hey hey careful, don't break anything.

(light orchestral music)

(magical swooshing)

(wings flapping)

- [Rob] Where is everybody?

- It's weird.

- Hey, look at all this old stuff.

Oh, and pots and pans. (laughing)

It's real all right.

- Water works.

I wonder where the TV is.

Watch out, Evie, the TV's mine.

Wait for me.

- Hey!

(all screaming)

What the hell's going on?

Walk down you, hey.

What the devil?

- [Rob] What is that?

- [Nancy] Evie?

(kids crying)

- Hey, hey hey, let them go.

- Who are you?

You shouldn't be here.

- Let them go.

This is our house.

- Nobody lives here.

- [Rob] They do now.

- This is my mother's house.

- [Ian] Elizabeth?

- Who are you?

- I'm Ian, I'm the caretaker here.

- What the hell do you think you were doing?

- I'm doing my job, keeping strangers away.

This is a dangerous place, you shouldn't be here.

- I'm sorry, I think you should go,

please, could you take your dog?

Let's go, go on, come on, come on dog, go.

(whistling) Go.

- [Ian] Come on, Tippit.

- You just stay away from my kids.

Come on, dog.

(dog barking)

- Only death lives here.

(foreboding music)

Foreigners, oh what are you looking at?

Come on. (whistling)

Come on.

- Why do I feel like we just ended a Stephen King novel?

- What do you say we unwrap this place

like a big Christmas present?

- [Children] Yeah.

(Nancy laughing)

(mysterious music)

- [Nancy] Hey careful with that.

- [Rob] Slow down guys slow down.

- [Kyle] It's all old stuff.

- [Rob] Slow down, that's an antique, that's not old.

- Look what's here.

- [Kyle] Look at this stuff Dad.

- Careful we don't know what's under all this stuff, huh?

Ah, Nancy.

(foreboding music)

- Mom, Dad, look what we found.

It's the fairy.

- Ew, what a horrible picture, what are those things?

- It's goblins, Mom, you know, wicked fairies,

they live underground.

- It's in Grandma's book.

- [Rob] It's interesting.

- Yeah well I don't like it, can we take it down?

- Yeah, let me see.

I'm afraid not, looks like it's bolted to the wall.

- [Evie] Look what I found.

- Careful.

- Ooh now that's better.

Hey let's take it outside.

(mysterious orchestral music)

(wind swooshing)

(kids laughing)

There, let's hope they bring us luck.

(chimes clinking)

Oh god it's beautiful.

I wonder how much property there is.

- You know the letter didn't really say, did it?

- Well I love it.

I'm glad we came,

Mom would be so pleased that we're all here together.

- Well so am I.

- We need this.

(Rob coughing)

Rob, we've got to do something about that.

- I'm fine, I'm fine.

(wings flapping)

(joyful orchestral music)

(wind swooshing)

I'm sorry I haven't been there.

- Well you are now.

Hey, who would've thought someone as ugly as you

would have married someone as wonderful as me?

- That is an understatement.

(wind swooshing)

- Kyle, look.

(joyful music)

(fairy laughing)

(wings flapping)

Don't worry, we'll save you, we promised Grandma.

Mom, Dad, look.

(wind swooshing) (light orchestral music)

- [Nancy] Fireflies.

- Look it right there.

- Incredible.

(eggs sizzling)

- Smells good.

So what is this?

- An English breakfast.

- Oh, I'm gonna get fat.

Where are the kids?

- They were up and out hours ago.

Oh I made an appointment for you at the doctors.

(Rob whimpers)

- Okay, okay.

(suspenseful music)

- Hi.

You're the fairy, I'm Evie.

(both laughing)

Wait for me.

- Evie, where you going?

Evie?

- Hey.

Hey what do you want?

- Nothing.

- Well who are you running from, eh?

- We weren't running from nothing,

we were playing.

(wind swooshing)

- With the fairies.

- Hmm?

With the what?

- Where'd she go?

- Ah she's just being stupid.

- [Ian] Well you shouldn't be playing around here

and why don't you tell your mom and dad to leave?

- [Kyle] Why should we?

It's our house.

- Is it?

Nobody owns this house,

and all the monsters that live in it

and you shouldn't be playing in these woods.

If you do they'll be watching you.

They like to eat small children.

- Ah you're just acting crazy.

- Oh am I?

Hey don't say I didn't warn you.

Ow.

(dramatic music)

(wind swooshing)

- Rob, I'm going to take Evie and Kyle into the village

and do some shopping, I'll drop you off at the doctor.

- Oh right, yeah I was thinking,

maybe I'll take Kyle with me

and stop off at the church afterwards

and see if they keep any records on this place.

- [Evie] Mom, mom!

- Hey take it easy, you all right?

- [Evie] We saw that-

- [Kyle] Evie met a fairy.

- Really?

- Yeah she lives under the bridge.

- Hey, friends already, you guys ready to go?

- Yeah I'll meet you guys in the car, I gotta,

I think my wallet's upstairs.

- Okay, come on, let's wait in the car.

- Why didn't you tell them about that man?

- 'Cause he's crazy,

I didn't want to worry Dad so he'd want to leave.

- But he said the monsters will get us.

- Evie, he's just trying to scare us.

- No you heard what Grandma said.

- Evie, it's just a dumb story in a book Grandma wrote.

Look hasn't Dad changed?

Is it more fun, isn't it better here?

- Yeah.

- We have to keep him here, Evie,

or else he's gonna go away and we'll never see him again

just like before.

- We still have to save the fairies.

- Hey come on guys, let's go, let's go.

- We promised Grandma.

(dramatic music)

(wings flapping) (playful music)

- Was that you?

(wings flapping) (playful music)

What in the devil?

What the devil?

Now we know, we know don't we, Tippit?

All right, we know.

You don't frighten me with your little tricks.

(dog barking)

Whoa, hey.

(fairy laughing)

Hey.

- Take that when you need it,

and in the meantime I'll call you when I hear from the lab.

- All right thank you.

- And take it easy, no strenuous exercise.

- All right.

- You all right?

- Yeah.

- Hmm, they don't look very nice.

(suspenseful music)

- [Evie] Mom?

- I know, honey.

You know it's rude to stare.

- Dad.

Firefly.

- Good job, good job.

Here roll that out slowly, don't want to rip it.

There we are, Firefly Mine, claim 18, gold.

According to this there's a goldmine on the property.

- Grandma owned a goldmine?

- That's what it says here.

- Can I help you?

- Yes, we were just looking for the records

for the Ballaugh property.

- Ballaugh, may I ask who wants to know?

- I'm sorry I'm Rob Preston, this is my,

this is my son, he's the new owner.

- We don't have any information on the Ballaugh property.

- Well surely there must be something?

- There isn't any, not as far as I know.

Now if you'll excuse me?

- Sure, yeah of course.

Thank you.

(wind swooshing) (joyful music)

I don't get it, it's gotta be here somewhere,

look there's the water right there right?

Well it's gotta be right here somewhere,

we must be standing on it.

- [Kyle] Dad.

- What is that?

Come here.

That's gold, Kyle that's gold, where?

Here come here, take the map, look right around here.

Nancy, Nancy!

(dramatic music)

Nancy, Nancy, Nancy look at this.

- Why, what is it?

- Gold, Kyle found it down in the creek.

- Gold?

- [Rob] Yes.

- You've dug this out of the creek?

- Supposedly there's a goldmine here somewhere,

we haven't found any trace of it yet,

but we found a map at the church that said Firefly Mine.

- [Nancy] Firefly?

- Do you remember what your mother said?

Fireflies, remember?

- [Nancy] No I-

- Nancy, she's left us a goldmine.

- No.

- Yeah.

- Dad, I found it, I found the mine.

- [Nancy] You found what mine?

- Where, where?

- [Kyle] Come on follow me.

- [Rob] Show me where?

- [Evie] Wait for me.

- [Nancy] What are you talking about?

- Look, look there's the mine.

- Where?

- Right there.

- You're right, right there it is,

Nancy Nancy look, come here.

It's under here.

See there it is, it's right under there,

Nancy, look it's right there, we own a goldmine.

- We're rich. - Yay.

- Can we open it Dad, can we?

- Oh you betcha but we're gonna need a pump,

there must be some pump around here,

it's probably old or rusted or something.

Nancy, you guys check over here.

Kyle, let's look over here.

- Yeah, I've got to see this mine, where is it?

Is that it?

It's hard to imagine there's a mine under all this water.

- Nancy, Nancy, can I have a word with you?

- Oh no, what now?

- Nancy, you don't mind if I call you that?

I'd just like to apologize about yesterday.

- Yeah well you scared Evie.

- I know I'm sorry, sorry Evie I didn't mean to.

It's just that I didn't know you were coming.

- Well didn't the solicitors tell you?

- No, nobody mentioned it to me.

- Well I'm sorry.

You knew my mother?

- Yes, well actually we were cousins.

I supposed that makes us all family.

- Really?

Well, I didn't realize. (laughing)

Oh well it's very beautiful around here, peaceful.

- Yes well don't be fooled,

it may look beautiful on the surface, but the pond,

the house, it's all tainted, tainted with evil.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- It means that anyone with any sense

will stay well away from this place.

- [Nancy] Really?

- A lot of people have died here.

Please I wouldn't want you to be next.

- Hey, hey hey hey.

What're you doing here?

- No you can't, you must be mad, you can't drain that pond.

- Yeah here we go again, look I'm mad, this is our pond,

this is our house, if we want to drain it,

then that's exactly what we'll do

and you better get used to the idea.

- You're making a mistake,

a big mistake, look Elizabeth knew, she knew,

that's why we took here away from here.

- Knew what, that there was a goldmine in here?

Yeah maybe that's why you're so keen

to keep people away, huh?

So you can keep it all to yourself?

- You know about the mine?

- I sure do.

It's deep huh?

- Please you've got to listen to me, don't open that mine.

You open that mine, you'll free the demons.

- Demons?

Please just go away.

Come on, Kyle.

Go away.

- All right, I'll go,

but before this is over,

you'll be needing me.

- Okay well thank you very much, we'll remember that,

leave your phone number at the front door, bye, thank you.

- You okay, Mom?

- Yeah, yeah honey, so where did you find this?

- Oh it's in a box right over there.

In fact, Evie, I want you to run over there,

see that brown box,

when I tell you to you'll see a red switch,

I want you to hit it, all right?

Hope this is gonna work.

Kyle, get ready.

- Ready?

- Go ahead.

(motor running)

- Yay, it works.

(wings flapping)

- All right, look this is gonna take a while to drain,

I'm starving, let's go inside and get something to eat,

we'll come back in a little while,

and don't you worry, there's a lunatic in every family.

- Yeah, well there is in yours.

- Who would that be?

(Rob speaking goofily)

(all laughing)

(Rob coughing) (dramatic music)

(wind swooshing)

- The fools.

God.

Bloody fools. (sighing)

(dramatic music)

(Ian laughing)

I'll show him.

Then they'll have to believe me. (laughing)

I'll show 'em, what do you think about that?

What do you think about that?

Yeah, you're a lovely dog.

(all laughing)

- Uh oh it's starting to wobble, whoa, whoa,

it's going to fall down, whoa.

(Rob laughing) (coughing)

Falling down. (coughing)

(Rob growling)

(all laughing)

- Hey, quit having so much fun.

- Oh I gotcha, girl.

Okay.

- [Nancy] Time for bed, Kyle, come on, Evie.

- Off to bed, up you go like a rocket, one, two, three.

- Here you are, darling.

- I want a pony.

- We're not rich yet.

- I want one, daddy.

- Hey you know there might not be anything down there.

But we'll find out tomorrow, won't we?

Goodnight, Kyle.

- [Nancy] Goodnight, my little scrumptious bumtious.

- All right in we go, in we go, in we go.

Big kiss, huh?

(Rob coughing)

All right, night, guys.

- Night. - Goodnight, Dad.

- Night.

(dramatic music)

- They're so beautiful, they want us to save them, Kyle.

- Save who from what?

Who are you waving to?

- [Evie] The fairies, who do you think?

- [Kyle] What?

(dramatic music)

You're so weird.

- What's the matter?

- Oh nothing I guess.

It's just, what if Ian's right?

- What, what that we have monsters in our garden?

- No, but it could be dangerous opening an old mine,

and what did he mean when he said Mom knew

and being then being taken away?

- Oh Nancy I have no idea, but don't let it get to you,

look at this.

- Why are these people so against us,

what have we done to make them hate us?

- They're not against us, we're just newcomers,

you know that in 20 years, we're still gonna be newcomers.

- Yeah but I don't think I want to hang around for 20 years.

- Well do you want to go home?

- No no of course not.

- Want to get under the covers with me?

- Maybe.

- Want some gold?

- Mmmm, definitely. (laughing)

Come on give it to me,

- Here it is, come and get it,

come and get it.

(foreboding music)

(demon growling)

(rubble crashing)

(demon groaning)

(dramatic music)

- [Man] Demons, demons!

- Let go of me, let go, stop it, let go.

Dad!

Dad.

- [Rob] Kyle, Kyle you okay, what?

- [Nancy] What's wrong, Kyle?

- I had a bad dream about the mine and the goblins.

- Just a dream, Kyle, just a dream.

- [Nancy] It's all this talk of fairies and demons.

Come on darling lie down,

just close your eyes and go to sleep,

think good thoughts, it's all right.

- [Evie] Mom?

- [Nancy] Evie, back to bed, come on.

There you go.

Okay back to sleep.

Good girl.

Ian has a lot to answer for.

- [Rob] You'll be all right, okay?

I'll leave the light on.

- Can I sleep with you?

(water pouring)

(knocking on door)

(both groaning)

- Who's that?

- I don't know, what time is it?

It's six o'clock.

(rooster crowing)

- [Nancy] It's all right,

it's just someone at the door, that's all.

- Got you out of bed a bit early, have I?

- Yeah, yeah something like that.

- Sorry about that, early risers around here.

Jim Blythe, local constabulary.

- Hi, hi, Rob Preston.

- Bit early for a cup of tea, is it?

Or will that be coffee, why you being an American?

- Whatever.

- Morning, Mom.

- [Nancy] Good morning.

- [Jim] It's only a visit.

(rooster crowing)

- [Rob] Ah yeah sure, here she is, here she is.

- Thank you, Mom.

- So to what do we owe the pleasure?

- Oh just a social call.

We like to know who's moving in and who's moving out.

- Do you want us to move out?

- Whatever gave you that idea?

- Well if you don't,

you're the only one in town who doesn't.

- Oh you shouldn't take too much to store

in what people say around here, Mom.

They mean no harm, they're just suspicious that's all,

and this property of yours

has got its fair share of history.

- Well like what exactly?

- A couple of miners were killed

when the mine was closed down.

Way back in 1800's I think it was.

- Why'd they close it down?

- Well one day they opened up a knew gap

and a pile of creatures swarmed out.

- [Rob And Nancy] Creatures?

- Some of the locals think they're still down there.

- Well you don't believe that, do you?

- I didn't say I did, but some of the folk around here do.

- Well you're aware

that there may be gold down in that mine?

- Aye, so I've heard.

- Are you not from around here?

- No, Lanchester lad, been here for 15 years,

but I'm still an outsider.

- Do you think maybe that,

maybe these people are trying to frighten us

so they can get their greedy hands on the gold?

- No, Mr. Preston, I don't.

Things go a lot deeper than that around here.

I'm afraid you're into something far bigger than greed.

Well you'll call me if you need me?

- Will I, need you?

- Not if you leave your mine alone.

Nice to have met you Mom, thanks for the coffee.

I'll make me own way out.

(Nancy laughing)

- Whatever happened to,

hi nice to meet you, welcome to the community,

I think it rains too much on these people.

- Are we gonna leave?

- No, no, 'cause I don't believe in demons,

I don't believe in goblins and I don't believe in fairies.

No we're not going anywhere until we decide to.

Now, why don't we get dressed.

I think I want to check out that gold mine.

- It's the fairies from Grandma's story.

- What?

- You know Tumbeleen and the fairy folk of Ar,

they're trapped underground.

- Evie, you're so stupid.

(glass smearing) (playful music)

(Ian shouting)

- Right, I've got you now,

let's see you get out of that. (laughing)

(magical swooshing) (pot shattering)

(glass shattering)

What, where, where'd it go?

(wind swooshing)

(wings flapping) (playful music)

(Ian groaning)

(Ian groaning) (pot shattering)

(objects banging)

(objects banging)

(objects crashing)

(wind swooshing)

- [Rob] "Firefly Mine."

(rock clattering)

- Cool. - Hey, Kyle, careful.

Oh Rob I don't like this, I mean nevermind the legend,

but I think you should leave this mine alone

it's old and dangerous.

- Relax we're gonna be fine.

- Can I go with you?

- No, I think I better go first, huh?

- Okay.

- Hold still.

- Mom, Dad!

- Kyle!

(all shouting)

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Dad!

(Kyle shouting)

(water splashing)

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Dad!

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Dad!

- [Rob] Kyle!

- [Kyle] Come on, Dad.

- Kyle!

- Dad, help.

Dad!

- Kyle, Kyle!

- Dad.

(water splashing)

- Come here, come here, it's okay, it's okay,

I gotcha, I gotcha, I gotcha.

- Something got my foot.

- No you just caught it on something don't worry, come on.

You all right, you okay?

Look at me you all right?

Okay, let's get out of here,

over here, over here.

(water splashing)

Oh hold on, easy easy, easy, that's it, careful.

Look at me, are you all right, you sure?

All right.

Oh man.

Check this out.

(mysterious orchestral music)

- [Kyle] Whoa. (laughing)

- [Rob] Wow.

- [Kyle] Is that?

- Gold?

- Dad.

(foreboding music)

"The gateway to hell, September 22nd 1887."

- Whoa. (nervously laughing)

(Kyle coughing)

- Now come on come on let's get warm, we can come back down.

- Mom's not gonna believe this.

- No, she's not.

Here take my hand, take my hand.

Be very careful now, wait wait wait wait.

All right, watch where you're walking.

Now hold on, hold on, we'll get this hose back down there

and we'll drain the rest of this.

Here take this, take.

- [Nancy] Rob?

Kyle, are you okay?

- [Rob] Be careful.

- [Nancy] Rob?

- [Rob] Nancy!

- [Kyle] Mom!

- [Rob] Nancy!

- [Nancy] Kyle!

- [Kyle] Mom.

- [Nancy] Hey, hey, are you all right?

- [Evie] Are you all right, what'd you find down there,

what'd you see?

- There's gold everywhere down there, Mom.

- Nancy it's the most unbelievable thing

I've ever seen in my entire life.

- [Evie] Can I see, can I please?

- Evie, not now.

- A bit later, Evie,

come on let's get you into a nice warm bath.

- [Nancy And Evie] Careful.

- Look at you, come on darling,

you'll catch a cold, Kyle, come on inside.

(Rob coughing)

(dramatic music)

- [Evie] Come on.

(Rob coughing)

(wind swooshing) (wings flapping)

(Rob coughing)

(objects crashing)

(dramatic orchestral music)

- [Kyle] Dad.

- [Evie] Daddy.

- [Kyle] Dad.

- Call 999, get an ambulance.

- [Evie] Daddy?

- Hurry.

- Daddy?

- Mrs. Preston, we've got the results of the test we did.

I'm afraid there's no easy way to say this,

your husband's very sick, Mrs. Preston,

but we'll know more in a couple of days,

but there's not much we can do

except help him stay as comfortable as possible.

- Well what are you saying?

- With rest and medication, he may have two or three months.

- He's going to die?

- I suggest you take him home.

He'll be better off in the States there.

They're better equipped for, this sort of thing.

I'm sorry.

(dramatic orchestral music)

- When is Daddy coming home?

- They said he could come home in a couple of days.

- What does Dad have?

- Come here.

Your father,

he's very sick.

- Is he going to die like Grandma?

- I want you to do something for me right now,

I want you to pray, I want you to pray to God,

and ask him for a miracle.

(magical swooshing)

(man groaning)

- Let go, let me go.

Let go.

(magical swooshing)

(demon grunting)

No!

(explosion booming)

(people screaming) (Kyle gasping)

- Help us, Kyle.

(Kyle gasping)

Evie?

Evie?

Where are you?

- [Evie] Kyle!

- Evie, my god, Evie,

are you all right?

- (crying) I hurt my arm.

Ow, ow.

Ow, ow.

(Evie crying)

Ow my arm hurts, it hurts.

- Look, we gotta get you out of here.

You stay here and I'll go get Mom, okay?

- No, don't go.

- I have to.

(wind swooshing)

Evie.

Stay back don't come any closer.

Stay away, stay away.

Don't come any closer, don't hurt Evie,

please don't hurt Evie.

- It's all right, Kyle, she'll help us.

- No don't hurt Evie, please.

(electric buzzing)

(magical swooshing)

Evie,

Evie.

- I want to go home, I feel so tired.

- Don't worry, I'll take you home,

you'll be okay, don't worry, come on.

Evie.

Evie,

Evie?

- What?

- Your fairy friend can help Dad, Evie.

Make him well.

- No, Kyle, she can't.

- But your arm, she cured your arm.

- This is different,

only the fairy king has enough power to save Dad.

- Then we have to set him free.

- What's wrong?

- What if Ian's right, I mean what if they're evil

and they start killing again because we opened up the mine,

then what?

- They won't.

- What if they do, what if they're demons?

- We gotta take a chance.

- Yeah, come on.

(Evie laughing)

- Kyle?

What do you think you're doing?

I've been looking for you everywhere,

I thought something might have happened to you.

Now I don't want you to ever come down here again.

This mine is dangerous

and I don't want you anywhere near it.

- But Mom, they could save Dad if I open it.

- Who can?

- You know, Evie's friend, the fairy.

- Kyle?

- Really, really, Mom.

- Kyle, I know you're frightened, so am I,

but I need you to be strong for me Kyle.

- Remember E.T., his finger?

- Oh, Kyle.

That was just a film, a film.

Now look I don't want you to come down here again,

it's dangerous down here, okay?

Promise me Kyle, promise.

- I promise.

- Okay, come on now.

(wings flapping) (dramatic music)

- I'm sorry, we tried,

we promised Grandma we'd help you

and we're doing all we can.

Now Mom won't let us in the mine,

no one will believe us.

(Ian gasping)

And Grandma's not here to talk to,

what are we going to do?

- Shh.

(wind swooshing)

- I don't know what I'm going to do.

Daddy's very sick, can you help him?

(magical swooshing)

(dog barking)

(Ian grunting)

(Evie gasping)

- Well, what, damn, missed the little blighter.

- Don't hurt me, please don't hurt me.

- It's all right.

- Keep away!

- It's all right I'm not going to hurt you, calm down.

It's those little devils that I'm after.

Hey, you shouldn't be down here with them.

I mean you shouldn't be here at all, they're not good.

(wind swooshing) (wings flapping)

- [Evie] Keep away.

- Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey I didn't mean to frighten you.

(dog barking)

Oh.

All right don't be like that, didn't mean to scare her.

Come on.

- He almost got me.

- Ian?

- What are we gonna do?

- I'm gonna go into town and get some help.

- Can I come too?

- No, you stay here.

(dramatic piano music)

(foreboding music)

- Thanks, Gladys, see ya.

- [Kyle] Excuse me.

- Yes?

- I was wondering, do you have a bulletin board

where people put there wanted ads?

- Yes, what is it you need?

- Yeah, I live above the Ballaugh house

and I was wondering if somebody could help me

work up at the mine.

- Ballaugh, oh my God.

Are you mad?

Go, get out of my shop, go.

(suspenseful music)

- [Boy] Let's go.

- [Boy] Let's go, come on.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Excuse me, excuse me.

I was wondering if you could help me open up the mine?

I live up at the Ballaugh house.

- No, no way, I've got no time to waste on ya,

get out of here, go on, clear out, kid.

- [Kyle] I live up at the Ballaugh house

and I was wondering if anybody could help me?

I could pay.

- I told you and your sister to leave,

before the monsters get ya.

- Stay away from Evie, Mister, leave her alone.

- Or what?

I told you to leave and you wouldn't

and now you father's sick,

see he's paying the price

for meddling in things he doesn't understand.

- You're a liar.

(Ian laughing)

- Give me another one of those.

- There was no call to frighten the kid.

- Ah well,

everyday they're up at that place,

we're in more danger here.

I'd just like to see them go

for their own good as well as ours.

- Has it ever occurred to you

that we're far too old to believe all this nonsense?

- What are you talking?

I've seen them.

But what would you know?

You don't belong here anymore than they do.

- That's it isn't it, Ian?

That's what really scares you.

Anyone who's different,

anyone who doesn't fit in with your limited knowledge world.

And the rest of you, you're all just as bad.

All of ya, prejudiced,

it doesn't matter if they're demons or people,

if they're different they scare ya,

and what scares ya, you destroy,

even a little kid.

You're pathetic.

(dramatic orchestral music)

- [Boy] Get him!

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- [Boy] Come on let's go.

- Get out of the way.

- Get him.

(bike crashing)

- [Boy] Come on let's get him.

(ducks quacking)

Now we got him.

(bike crashing)

(water splashing)

- My bike.

(light orchestral music)

(boy grunting)

- Hmmm.

- Kyle?

Kyle?

- No one will help us, Evie, no one.

- Then we'll have to do it ourselves.

- We can't.

- We got to, Kyle.

- We can't.

- We promised Grandma.

- Hey, hey what's all the shouting about?

- Dad, dad,

it's true there are goblins in the mine,

they're trapped, they're really fairies.

Can't you see, they can help you Dad,

all we've got to do is open it up and let them go.

- (scoffing) This is ridiculous.

We should've stomped on this nonsense

right at the beginning.

- Please, Dad, believe me.

Help me open it, help me save them.

- Please, Daddy.

- No we need to get your father home

where he can get the treatment he needs.

- Nancy.

- Rob, I'm not gonna let you do this.

- I've got to, it's important to them.

Just for a couple of days.

(dramatic orchestral music)

A couple of days.

(metal banging)

(Rob coughing)

All right there it is.

Now Kyle take these and hang them on the tree next to you,

there you go.

Thanks.

(electrical popping)

All right.

(Kyle laughing)

All right, let's go save us some fairies, huh?

- Yeah.

- Hit it.

(light orchestral music)

(motor running)

Here we go.

Are you all right?

- [Evie] Yeah.

- Okay, watch it.

That's good, that's good, that's good.

Okay, you guys ready?

- Yep.

- Yeah.

- Evie, I want you to roll up the rest

of that hose all right?

- [Evie] All right.

- Here, take this.

(Rob groaning)

(Rob grunting)

All right, here we come.

(rocks cracking) (light orchestral music)

(Rob coughing)

(Rob coughing)

(Rob grunting)

Watch out, Kyle, just a bit.

(Rob coughing)

All right.

All right that's good I think that's enough for today.

Evie, I want you to do me a favor.

I want you to grab,

when I tell you to I want you to go up top,

I'm gonna give you a little tug on the line,

you'll start the winch, okay?

Go on, take a shovel.

Watch out.

(rock banging)

(Rob whistling)

(Rob grunting)

(Rob coughing)

That's good.

(Rob coughing)

All right, Evie, get ready.

- [Evie] Okay, Dad.

- All right, hit it.

(wheels squeaking)

(joyful orchestral music)

(Rob coughing)

That's good, Kyle, grab that shovel, would you?

(Rob coughing)

(thunder cracking)

Good days work guys.

Bright and early tomorrow morning.

- Yeah. - Hey, what's wrong?

- Nothing.

I mean what if we open the mine

and the goblins are evil, then what?

- Well, you know sometimes, Kyle,

you just gotta go with your feelings,

you gotta take a chance in what you believe in.

Do you think they're evil?

- No,

no.

- Well then we have to help them.

(dramatic orchestral music)

All right, Evie, come on, why don't we get cleaned up?

Kyle, I want you to turn off these lights

and secure the ore cart all right?

- [Kyle] Sure.

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Hey.

You never listen,

hey you think you know everything, don't you?

- And you don't?

- I've lived here all me life I know about them things

and I can prove it to you.

- [Kyle] What do you mean?

- [Ian] You come with me I'll show ya.

- [Kyle] Dad, dad!

- [Ian] Come on, move along, go on.

Come on get on with it, move on.

- [Kyle] You're pushing me, stop it, quit it.

- Do you think we're making it all up?

Do you thing we're kidding about things in that mine?

Look see for yourself, there.

Look at the face of a demon.

(Kyle screaming) (thunder cracking)

- You're crazy, just a crazy old man.

They're not demons, they're the ones dead, aren't they?

If they're so evil how come they're the ones dead,

how come they're the ones lying there?

- Hey.

- You're the ones that are evil, not them.

You are, you killed them, they were trapped,

all they wanted to do was to escape and you killed them,

you, you and your stupid town.

(mysterious music)

You've packed.

- Hey, Kyle.

- [Nancy] Yeah well I'm sorry,

but we need to get your father home.

- We can't go, not now.

- Hey hey hey hey.

- Look I'm not going, I'm not giving up.

They can cure you, Dad.

- That's enough, we're leaving and that's final,

I've had it up to here with these stupid stories.

Your father's sick and we're going home.

- Nancy.

- No Rob, what do you expect me to do,

just sit here and watch you die?

We're going home.

- You're gonna die and it's gonna be all my fault,

only if I could've opened the mine.

- Hey Kyle, Kyle, you did everything you could do, son.

Come here.

Come here, Evie.

I love you guys.

I love you so much.

- I love you too, Daddy.

(Rob coughing)

- Rob, I'm sorry,

I'm just trying to do what I think is right.

- I know.

We have to make plans.

- If only it were true.

If only there were fairies,

ETs with the power of healing.

- Ah shh.

- I don't want to lose you.

(thunder booming)

(wind swooshing)

Rob, Rob.

(magical pulsing)

(dramatic orchestral music)

(wings flapping)

Thank you.

- Stop it, Kyle, stop it.

Kyle, stop it, stop, Kyle, stop it.

Stop, Kyle, stop it, stop it I tell you, stop it,

Kyle, stop it, stop it, Kyle stop it, stop it, Kyle.

- Kyle. - Mom.

(metal banging)

- Kyle, please.

- No.

Why, why my Dad, why?

I can save him, Mom, I can save him.

- Oh I know, Kyle, I believe you, I believe you, I do.

(dramatic orchestral music)

(thunder cracking)

(all grunting)

(Ian groaning)

- [Ian] I'll show 'em.

I'll flood that mine again.

Oh come on.

(wheels squeaking)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- Mom!

- Evie!

(all shouting) (screaming)

- Evie!

(rocks crashing)

You all right?

- Yeah, yeah are you okay?

Are you okay, honey?

- It's open, we did it.

(distant groaning)

(rocks crashing) (all screaming)

(Rob coughing)

- Nancy?

(distant shouting)

- Gotta fill that mine in.

(all shouting)

Let's close them down.

(all shouting)

Send them home.

(all shouting)

- [Woman] Shut them down.

(all shouting)

(Rob coughing)

- Come on, oh, there you go, are you all right?

Where's Kyle?

Kyle, Kyle?

- Kyle?

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- [Kyle] Mom, help.

- Kyle.

(rocks banging)

- [Kyle] Mom, help.

- Wait wait there.

- [Kyle] I'm slipping, Mom.

- [Nancy] Oh my God.

Kyle it's okay, here grab my hand.

(rocks crashing)

- [Kyle] Mom, help.

- Grab onto my hand.

- [Kyle] I can't.

- Yes, you can.

- [Evie] Mom.

You can do it, Kyle.

(Nancy groaning)

- Come on, you can do it, come on.

- I can't, I'm stuck.

- Come on, get your neck up.

(Nancy grunting)

There you did it, you did it, you did it, you clever boy.

We're safe, we're safe.

(Rob coughing)

- Hey, what's going on here?

- I tried to warn ya, you got the whole place stirred up.

- Look this is our mine, it's on our land,

we're gonna do what we want and nobody's gonna stop us.

- That's right,

but you gotta understand how these people feel.

I haven't got the manpower to provide you with protection.

- Protection, would you-

- This legend of there's isn't a joke, Mr. Preston.

It's real to them, they know it's true, they're frightened

and fear makes people do things they regret.

- Look I want everybody out of here now.

- [Jim] Just calm down.

- [Rob] I want everybody out!

- [Jim] Just calm down.

- [Nancy] Careful, Evie.

(all grunting)

- [Evie] Come on.

- [Nancy] Careful, Kyle.

Okay let's get out of here.

- Everybody out of here.

You're all on my land, you too I want you out-

- Hey you're making a mistake, you're making a mistake,

don't go down there.

(rocks crashing)

(Kyle shouting)

(Nancy coughing)

- Nancy?

(Nancy coughing)

Nancy, Nancy?

- Rob, Rob Kyle's in there.

- Calm down calm down.

- He's in the mine.

- Would somebody take her?

Take her.

- He's in the mine.

- Just try, just hey let me go.

- Get Kyle, no my son is in the mine.

- Calm down, just calm down and wait here.

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Wait,

Tippit, Tippit.

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Tippit, Tippit, Tippit come here.

- [Rob] Kyle!

- [Nancy] Kyle!

(dog barking)

- Somebody help me please!

- [Nancy] Somebody help him!

- Kyle, we're coming!

We're coming, Kyle, we're coming!

- Tippit, Tippit, here boy, here boy, good boy.

- [Rob] Can you hear me?

- Dad!

- [Rob] I'm coming.

- Dad!

Tippit.

- Somebody help me, please help me.

- Help him please, please!

Why don't you help him?

- I can't believe this, your stupid superstitions

are going to keep you from saving a child's life?

- Let me go for god's sake.

- [Nancy] Ian, let him go.

- There's a kid down there.

- [Nancy] Let him help us.

- It's just a kid. - No, Jim.

- [Rob] Kyle!

- Let him go.

- All you fools, all right look a tragedy happened here,

it was a long time ago,

but you're making a worse one right now.

That's the evil of this place, not what's down there,

but here in your hearts.

Please, please help me.

- Oh please, please help us.

- [Evie] Help my dad.

- Please, please.

Somebody.

Please Ian,

please?

(dramatic music)

- [Rob] We're coming, Kyle, just stay there.

(all chattering)

Kyle, Kyle!

- [Ian] There's a big one there.

- Kyle!

Kyle!

- [Kyle] I'm down here.

- Careful.

- Dad, help.

- Kyle.

Watch it, watch it.

Kyle.

- Dad.

- [Rob] Kyl!

- Dad I'm trapped.

- Hold on, hold on.

Let me get this out of the way, watch it.

Hold still, hold still.

All right, are you all right?

- My leg, it's stuck.

- Okay hold on, let me see, let me see.

- Look we're gonna have to move this log very carefully,

on three.

- Okay.

- [All] One, two, three.

- [Ian] Go.

- [Ian And Jim] One, two.

(rocks crashing)

(dog barking) (all coughing)

- [Kyle] Look, Dad, over there.

- Whoa listen.

Listen.

(distant groaning)

- What is it?

(distant groaning)

- [Rob] It's moving.

- Dad?

- I told you, I told you it's demons.

- Let's get out of here.

- We gotta get out of here now.

- [Ian] Tippit.

(distant groaning)

(Rob coughing)

(dog barking)

Tippit.

- [Man] Demons, demons.

(dog barking)

(demon groaning)

(suspenseful orchestral music)

- [Nancy] Kyle.

- [Evie] Kyle.

Kyle.

- Thank God.

- [Kyle] Mom.

(Rob coughing)

- [Nancy] Are you all right?

- [Kyle] I'm okay, Mom.

(wind swooshing)

- Move it, they're coming.

(demon growling)

They're coming out.

- Rob.

- [Kyle and Evie] Dad!

(Rob gasping)

- [Evie] Daddy.

- Okay get back, make room for him,

give him some room please.

Rob speak to me, Rob?

- Please, please Dad hang on.

- Oh my goodness, look.

- Look.

- They're going to kill us.

- No no, that's the mistake the miners made

the first time they tried to escape.

- [Ian] You're wrong, they're going to kill us.

- They just want to be free, they won't hurt us.

- I hope you're right.

(wings flapping) (wind swooshing)

(demon breathing heavily)

No.

- No, Mom, they'll help us.

(dramatic music)

- Nancy.

(wind swooshing)

(wings flapping)

(magical swooshing)

- Bye, Tumbeleen.

- You did it,

you did it, they're free.

- [Nancy] Oh, honey.

- [Kyle Voiceover] We stayed on the Isle of Man.

Dad takes me and Evie fishing a lot with him.

Tests found no sign of the sickness in his body.

Ian turned out to be just one of Mom's cousins,

seems she has a lot of cousins here.

I'm glad we freed the goblins so they can go home.

So Evie says she still plays with the fairies

at the bottom of the garden.

I guess it's nice to know

that there's still a little magic left in the world.

(magical swooshing) (light ethereal music)

(light orchestral music)

(soft ethereal music)