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- [Narrator] Previously on Death Squad.

- What do you want from me?

- I need you to put together an extraction team.

ASAP.

- [Soldier] Commander, what's next?

- Go grab that Damen guy.

- [Pavel] I'm going into the lab.

- You can't go to the lab now.

The entire facility, Pavel, is in lockdown.

- Oh my god, did that rabbit eat this rabbit?

- What kind of experiment were they doing here?

- Make sure he doesn't go in there.

- Mm-hm.

- Pavel, where are you going?

- I told you, I need to go to the lab.

- Hey, you!

Hands up!

(suspenseful music)

- Oh my god.

- Lieutenant, you got a problem with me?

- The only problem I have

is us getting attacked by those things.

- This isn't helping anybody.

(guns fire)

(blade clangs)

(dramatic music)

(upbeat music)

- [Shepherd] Remember, stay alert.

We have no idea how many of these things are in here.

Freeze!

Stand up slowly and put your hands on your head.

Hey!

(gun shots)

Champ, cease fire!

It's dead, relax!

Hey, you!

Stand up slowly and put your hands on your head!

- [Champ] We need to light him up, he's one of them.

- No, wait!

- Hold your fire.

- Just give him a minute, okay, he's obviously scared.

- Don't make any sudden moves, do you understand?

Do you speak English?

- What was that?

- That was some guy that was gonna eat you for lunch.

Lucky for you, we showed up.

- Now, who are you?

- I'm-- My name is Pavel, Pavel Metnikoff.

- Well, Pavel Metnikoff, what are you doing here?

- I work, I worked in this lab, I'm the science liaison.

My father runs this place and I worked closely

with the late scientist, Dr. Damen,

and I report back--

- Damen?

That's who we're looking for.

Where is he?

- I came here looking for him and his assistant,

but I couldn't find anyone here alive.

- Okay, let's start with you telling us

what's going on down here in the lab

and what's turning these people into rabid animals.

- What?

I have no idea.

I don't know what's going on here.

I was actually hoping that someone

would tell me what's going on.

- Bro, you work here.

Why would we know more than you?

Are you lying to us?

You take us for a bunch of idiots?

- No, no, no.

I don't know who you guys are,

are you soldiers or something?

- Don't worry about who we are.

Just answer the question.

- What are you doing?

You're just freaking him out.

- Stand down, everyone.

We just need you to tell us what's going on here

and where Damen is.

- I would tell you, but I have no idea.

That's the truth.

- We're wasting time.

Let me beat it out of him.

- Guys, just stop threatening him, okay?

It's not going to make him speak any faster,

it's just going to make him more and more nervous.

Look, Pavel, we're not the bad guys here, okay?

Despite what these idiots may have suggested,

we really don't want to hurt you,

we just want to know the truth, can you help us out?

- And I want to know the same thing, honestly.

I came here looking for Dr. Damen and his assistant,

but none of the workers were here

and all the experiment rooms and the lodgings were empty.

- You came in, when?

- Almost two hours ago.

- How?

How'd you get in here?

- I came in through the entrance that's not on the grid.

It is just by the higher ups to come in and out,

without having to deal with the workers.

- Right, so there's another way out of here?

- Take us to that door.

- It wouldn't matter because you can not exit from there.

This lab was designed in a way that all the doors

can only be opened from the command center

and it all goes back to the soviet era,

when this was a soviet facility.

- That's what we were told.

- God, I hate this place.

- Ya know, I think Boy Wonder here

is actually telling the truth

'cause there's no way he would come down here

if he knew what was really going on.

- Do you know who that little guy, Peter Sambuco, is?

- He's my father's business partner.

Were you guys sent here by Peter Sambuco?

- Did he know what was going on down here?

- I don't know.

I didn't have much to do with him.

- What about your father?

Does he know?

- Maybe.

I don't know.

- I knew it.

We were set up.

- All right, why don't you start by telling us

everything you do know.

We'll be able to know if he's lying or not.

- Like I said, my father runs this place,

and Sambuco deals with the business end.

My father told me that there was a problem

and they had to lock the lab from the inside.

And I heard that Sambuco sent a team

to deal with the condition here.

So, I assume that's you guys?

- Did you dad know the nature

of the experiments going on down here?

- Maybe.

He's a scientist himself,

and he's the one who brought in Dr. Damen.

- So, if you were working with Damen,

wouldn't you know everything that he's doing, right?

- There were a number of lines of ongoing study.

One was exploring new treatments

for psychological conditions.

Another was experimenting with new drugs

to try to strengthen the immune system, but--

- But what?

- Recently, I was wondering if the experiments

were oriented towards another goal.

- What made you think that?

- I don't know.

The whole process was so secretive.

I would say, compartmentalized.

One group of the scientists never knew

what the other group was working on.

Dr. Damen was the only common link between those.

He was the task maker.

But recently, he had become very withdrawn.

Almost a recluse.

Working on something new, something secret.

He didn't trust us, and I stopped trusting him.

I tried to get him to stop the next round of trials.

I thought he did while I was away

from town for a couple of days.

- So, why did you come back here?

- Because when I got back and looked at the data,

I realized that Dr. Damen's assistant, Anna, was in danger.

- Who's that?

Your girlfriend?

- She's hmm.

- Let me ask you a question, Pablo, is it?

Um, just so we get this story straight,

you broke into the lab, and you expect us to believe

that you're in some kind of hero journey to, like,

save the girl, you really expect us to believe that?

- Believe what you want, but I'm telling the truth.

- He knows the lab, he knows the doctor,

kid could be an excellent asset for us.

- Great.

- All right Pavel, well, you're coming with us

to the command center.

- But I still need to find Anna.

And someone needs to stop Dr. Damen if he's still trying

to move forward with the experiments.

- Well, they're gonna go find Damen, anyway.

Why don't I go with you and let you know

if we make contact?

- By yourself?

- You said it's close.

- It's on the other side of the pharmaceutical plant.

- Okay, go and do it.

As soon as we get to the command center, we'll radio you.

- Look, I know you don't trust me,

but I swear, I am not lying.

- Do you think it's dawned on him that this Anna chick

is probably already one of those things?

- Who knows what he's thinking.

Gotta question his motive, though.

- Not to mention his father, and for sure Sambuco.

- Bet my life on it, this kid knows

a hell of a lot more than he's saying.

- Well, Tario will keep an eye on him.

I have a feeling we'll know soon enough.

All right, let's go.

Move out.

(splashing)

(dramatic music)

(snarling)

- Get a grip.

(suspenseful music)

- I need to study one of them directly.

(suspenseful music)

(knife clicking)

(banging)

(suspenseful music)

- This is really creepy.

- Pipe it, dumb ass.

(dramatic music)

(snarls)

- Red alert!

(gunshots)

- [Shepherd] Fall back, fall back.

Fall back, fall back now.

Get back, move back.

Get back.

Get back, let's go.

- Emily, watch out!

- Off of me!

(zombies snarling)

(Suspenseful music)

(zombies snarling)

(Gunshot)

(suspenseful music)

(gunshot)

(zombies snarling)

- In, let's go!

Everybody in.

- [Shepherd] We need something for the door.

- Thompson!

(rattling)

- Rick and Reed sucks.

- Seems to be holding, everybody okay?

- Brooks, the guy going down in the corridor.

- Anyone know if those things followed him?

- I think, maybe yeah.

(zombies snarling)

(heavy breathing)

(banging)

(suspenseful music)

(zombies snarling)

(suspenseful music)

(gunshot)

(gunshot)

(gunshot)

(clicking)

- Dammit.

(zombies snarling)

(barking)

(growling)

- Thanks a lot, buddy.

(whimpering)

- Shut the hell up, you god damn slack jaws.

- Thompson.

Ease up, you're just getting 'em riled up.

- You wanna see me get 'em riled up?

- What are you doing?

You have no idea how many of these things are in here.

- Not to mention we have no idea what happens

when their blood just splatters all over the place.

- I wasn't gonna drop a frag in here,

for Christ sake, I'm not stupid.

- Go check out the hallway.

Make sure they're sealed off.

- Yes sir.

- There's got to be another way to the command center.

- Well.

That's exactly what I'm trying to figure out.

- Checked down there, it's clear, sir.

- Kay, well, there's service tunnels right here

that run beneath where we are now, okay?

SO we need to get past those.

We need to go underneath, get into the tunnel,

find the entrance to the corridor, okay?

From there, we should enter and rendezvous at 37 Lima.

Which should put us right at the command center.

(scoffs)

- All of this, we go to the command center, enter the code,

I bet you there's no password.

- There is.

I got it, I'll enter it.

- All I'm saying is I don't trust what Sambuco told us.

There's got to be another way out of here.

- Like what?

- I don't know yet.

- Let us know when you figure it out.

In the meantime.

- We need to keep moving.

- Yeah, let's everyone get this stuff squared away.

We're sticking with the plan.

- What about Brooks?

- Brooks can more than handle himself.

- Okay, let's go then.

Move out.

- Dammit.

- Pavel?

Pavel?

Pavel?

(knocking)

(intense music)

- [Recording] The subscriber you have dialed

is not available or has traveled outside

the coverage area, please try your call again later.

(intense music)

- Should we run?

- No, we've got to get to the doctor's office.

Just keep calm.

(zombies snarling)

- Take this.

Do you know how to use it?

- I think so.

- Keep your finger off the trigger

until you're ready to shoot.

Then, shoot to kill.

(suspenseful music)

(gun cocks)

(zombies snarling)

(gunshot)

(gunshot)

(zombies snarling)

(struggling)

- Shoot him!

- I can't.

- Ah, shoot him in the head!

Do it!

What are you waiting for?

- I can't doing it without shooting you.

(struggling)

(gunshot)

- What the hell?

It could have bitten me.

You are as useless as the computer geek.

Ah guys, you are killing me.

- I'm sorry.

I never shot anyone before and I know the guy.

He used to work in the Genetics department.

Listen to me, kid.

These things are not the people you used to know,

do you understand me?

- You're right.

I'm sorry.

- Besides, how you are going to protect your girlfriend

if you can't protect yourself?

- She's actually not my--

Anyway.

Nevermind, you are right.

- Okay, now, which way?

- Savers?

(suspenseful music)

- Step aside, guys.

- Step back, guys.

(suspenseful music)

- Fire in the hole.

(bang)

(creaks)

- I'm not really feeling this short cut.

- Sometimes you have to take the low road

to get to the high one, my friend.

- Sure.

- Oh God, they are blowing up the lab.

- Don't be stupid.

- I'm not, you heard it, too.

- Yes, I heard it,

but it doesn't mean they are blowing up the lab.

Maybe it's security fighting those things.

- Where are they, then?

Security?

Why hasn't anyone come for us?

How many days have we been locked in here?

- Give it a rest already, Gabriella.

If he keep it together, we can find a way out of here.

- You're wasting your time trying

to keep me motivated, Anna.

I've come to terms with dying at this point.

- Enough, you are not going to die in here.

- Wait, what are you doing?

What about the infected?

- I'm not staying here one more second

and neither are you.

We're getting out of here, now.

- I think we're okay.

- [Gabriella] Are you sure?

- I don't see any of them.

Come on.

But the pantry is in the other direction.

- We're not going to the pantry.

- Anna.

- It's closer, and he can help us.

- Damen?

What makes you so sure that he's still alive?

- I'm not sure, but we have to hope

that we're not the only ones that survived.

- Come on.

- You're hurting my wrist.

- Then stop freaking out and just follow me.

(suspenseful music)

(clattering)

(suspenseful music)

- This room, I've been here before,

and now I can't find a single one.

- See?

Fine.

You know that even my soon isn't allowed

to get into my office when I'm not here, Andre.

Where the hell was security?

- Sir, It was Pavel.

Who will stop him?

- I knew this would happen.

- Maybe Pavel never went to the lab.

- As my son, Andre, I know him all too well, he's stubborn.

If he's set his mind to get into the lab,

he's gonna get into the lab.

We have to send Sambuco to get Pavel out of there.

- Tell me something, Pavel.

How did this Dr. Damen turn that rabbit into a cannibal?

- I don't know.

It was an unintended side effect.

The experiment went wrong.

There must have been a mutation in the virus.

- It seems like a mutation was in a rabbit,

but why did he continue if the experiment was going wrong?

- I can't imagine.

Believe me, I tried to stop him.

I tried to get my father to stop them experimenting

with the K antu virus, but no one listened.

My father doesn't even know that I'm here.

He tried to warn me against entering the facility,

but I ignored him.

Just as they ignored me.

- This girl is lucky to have you.

- I don't think she feels the same.

- What do you mean?

- Nothing, nevermind.

(suspenseful music)

- I didn't know you could get

to the doctor's office from here.

- Most people don't.

- Of course you'd know.

- It's not my fault that the doctor trusts me.

- Yes, I'm sure that's why.

(zombie snarls)

- Ahh! - Ahh!

- Gabby!

Gabriella!

Ah!

(zombie snarls)

(knife slices)

(girls breathing)

- Look at me, more are coming, we need to move.

- How far is the doctor's office?

- It's not too far.

Bansaur's office is over there.

- Where?

- There.

- Who is Bansaur?

- In addition to everything else,

he was responsible for taping the experiments.

Sometimes I'd do it,

but Bansaur was responsible for recording it.

- Wait, you mean,

all experiments are recorded?

- Yeah.

- Can you show me?

- I think so, maybe.

- Oh my God, what's happened in here?

- The computer.

(typing)

- There are so many videos,

it would take us forever to watch them all.

- We don't need to watch them all, just the right one.

- Try this one.

When people are in a hurry,

they name the file like this.

- Hello, I am Rhubansaur of Magic Lab.

If you're watching this, that means something bad

has happened here and you found my laptop.

This folder contains videos of Dr. Damen's experiments.

I realize that something dangerous happened here

and I needed to archive these videos

so that hopefully, whoever is watching this,

can make sure to end this madness and stop Dr. Damen.

(suspenseful music)

- No, no, oh my God, no!

(static)

- Well, he was right, something bad happened.

- Maybe we can find out what.

- Damen adjusted the genetics of the virus.

At the same time,

the chemists altered the chemistry of the drug

and it increased the effectiveness of the treatment.

- What's he talking about?

- When my father first brought Damen to Magic Lab,

he had him working on a treatment that was for soldiers

and other people, who were so effected

by Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

that they were afraid of almost everything.

- Some of the early researchers found a drug that was

very effective in reducing the fear in the patients.

But the unique thing was, they were using a virus

as a drug delivery system.

- Hmm.

- But then the goal changed, also.

The secret research was trying to make subjects

not just less fearful, but eventually, completely fearless.

They were trying to create super soldiers that would,

not only be afraid of nothing,

but could be controlled or programmed like robots.

They wanted to be able to make the soldiers

go into extremely dangerous or utterly suicidal situations,

such as marching straight into incoming machine gun fire.

- This is crazy.

- Damen was almost successful, but then,

in the animal testing phase, a mutation

of the virus occurred and it caused the test subjects

to become not only fearless, but also vicious.

Like something infected with rabies,

but multiplied by a hundred.

And it could not be killed.

(heavy breathing)

- All right.

We're safe here.

Probably.

All right, let's breathe.

Here, there you go.

There you go.

Drink.

- Thank you.

If you hadn't been there, I don't--

- Ya know what, don't even go there.

- Who are you?

- My name is Brooks, but you can call me Ethan.

I'm part of a team that was sent here to clean up this mess.

- See?

I knew security was here.

- Well, actually, security's kinda down-playing it a bit,

we're actually a highly decorated force

Nevermind.

Is this the first time you two saw one of these things?

- No.

- Hey, hey.

It's okay.

It's all over now, all right, just breathe.

You know what?

I think I've got something for you.

There we go.

You like chocolate?

(laughs)

Trust me, nothing better after a near death experience

than some chocolate, here ya go.

Eat it.

Oh, come on, you know you want it.

There is is, that's good.

Here, you eat some, too.

- Thank you.

- So, this wasn't some accidental outbreak?

They were experimenting on people.

- I just don't understand why Dr. Damen took this

to the next level after seeing undesirable results.

After seeing what it did to the lab animals,

why advance to human testing?

This is what I was trying to stop.

- Maybe there is more here.

- All right, so what's your name?

- She's Gabriella, I'm Anna.

- Okay, and, is there anybody left in the lab

that's not affected of infected or has a case of the rabies,

is there anybody here that's normal?

- I have no idea.

You're actually the only normal person we've seen in days.

I though nobody would come here for us.

- Well, I mean, I don't know if there's a they,

it's just us, as far as I know.

Well, and my team, you two, and there was dude that we found

roaming around the laboratory.

- Who?

- Wait a second, you're Anna.

Yeah, yeah, no, this guy, he's looking for you.

Dr. Damen.

Oh, ya know what, I gotta call me team.

One second.

- [Brooks] Eagle six to eagle one,

eagle six to eagle one, come in.

- Eagle six, this is eagle one, we read you, over.

- We are in section three, quad Delta.

- Standby, eagle six.

- If he comes this way, then he hits

passageway one five foxtrot which is where we are now

and then we can all head to the command center.

- Can you head to passageway one five foxtrot?

At the end, there's a stairwell

that leads down to the lower level, over.

- Yeah, I think so.

It's gonna take us a few minutes.

- Head there now, that's where we're at,

take the stairwell at the end

and you'll find us there, over.

- [Brooks] Roger, we're on our way.

- Did he say, "we"?

- It did sound like he said, "we".

We'll find out, they'll be here in a few minutes.

Long as there's not an ambush in the meantime.

- Kay, let's hole up her for a few minutes.

- Listen guys, I gotta eat something

or I'm gonna go crazy.

- Hey, we need to talk.

- What, here?

- No, not here.

Just give me a minute.

- All right, I'll give you a minute.

- Where you going?

- I'm going to have a word alone, with my wife.

Is that okay?

- Whatever.

- Did you know about this?

- I should have.

I thought we were working on drugs to help people

with PTSD and positively influence the immune system.

How, how could this happen under my nose?

- Don't blame yourself.

At least you spoke out.

You are here now.

Let's find the doctor and confront him.

- Maybe it's infectious.

- Infectious?

- Yes.

It could be transmitted through a bite, like rabies.

The vector using the treatment belongs

to the same family of viruses.

- Maybe that is why two scientists

we found killed themselves.

- Maybe.

- We need to find Damen.

- So, who was this guy you found,

who was looking for us?

- Oh, what was his name?

Oh, it was one of those weird Slavic name,

it was uh, it started with a P.

Pavel.

- Pavel?

He hasn't been in the lab for days,

he isn't supposed to be here.

- Wow, you boyfriend goes out of his way

to break into an underground, secured fortress

to save you from horde of rabid cannibals,

I mean, the dude is certainly going to die,

if he hasn't already, and all you can say is,

"He isn't supposed to be here."

- He isn't my boyfriend.

- Ya know, whatever.

Look ladies, I've had a long day, okay?

I've been roaming around this creepy, soviet,

underground lab, okay?

My only friend is a dog, I'm separated from my group,

I'm being chased all day by these,

these zombies, kay?

They are zombies.

They come back from the dead and they try to eat you.

I'm pretty sure that's

what the definition of a zombie is, okay?

We got Dr. Dingleberryputs down here

doing some kind of shady experiment, and you know what?

He made zombies, okay?

So, let's stop pretending that we're not

in the most screwed up, ridiculous situation

in human history, okay?

I need some more chocolate.

Thank you for letting me vent.

I feel much better.

How are you?

You look so much better, look at you.

You liked that chocolate, didn't you?

- Mmm, sorry, I never even thanked you

for saving my life back there.

- Oh, that's--

Pretty sure you just did.

- No.

(kisses)

I just did.

And thank you for keeping me

from becoming one of those things.

- No, it's all in my reflexes.

All right, so what's the deal?

Is this, like, standard zombie stuff?

A zombie bites you, you become a zombie.

- One of those guys, the one with the shaved head,

he bit our coworker Marie and then tried

to attack everyone else.

We tried to help her, but then,

she kind of rose up.

- She grabbed Anna and tried to bite her, too,

but we just escaped before she could.

- That's pretty messed up.

Let's go.

- Good morning, Dimitri.

- Good morning.

- What brings you by so early?

- I need to talk to you about what's happening in the lab.

- As you know, communication's still cut out

so I don't know anything more than you already know.

What?

- Peter, Pavel knows that there was a problem

with the experiments, that they went wrong,

but that they continued, anyway.

- Look, you were the one who insisted

that your son become the science liaison.

Now, given the nature of our work in the there,

I never thought that was a good idea,

but I let you have your way.

Anyway, what does it matter now?

You sent him to Moscow and the lab is sealed.

- Pavel, yesterday, was back from his mother's.

He looked at the latest reports

and insisted he goes into the lab to stop Damen.

- Well, that's not going to happen.

The lab is sealed now, there's a team in there.

So, what more can we do?

- Pavel has disappeared, he went to the lab.

- Not possible, the doors are sealed,

he couldn't have gotten in there.

- He could, Peter, with a private access code.

I watched the security cam, I saw him using my computer,

I'm afraid he found my private access code.

- I'm sure you're mistaken.

- We have to get the doors open

and get him out of there, Peter.

- I know you know that's not possible.

We have to wait until the extraction team

finishes up in there.

- You could get a squad in there

so you could unseal the doors.

- I wish I could.

- Peter, listen to me.

You need to get the doors open

or I'm not responsible for my actions.

- What are you talking about?

I know you don't want your boy in danger,

but you can't go around making crazy ultimatums.

- Peter, he is my son.

I'm sure you know what it is like.

I'll do anything for him!

- Okay, okay, I hear you,

but we've got people in there doing their job.

We're gonna have to wait until they clear things up.

Now listen to me, you gotta get a grip on yourself.

You cannot be talking to me like that.

- Peter, he is my son.

I'll do anything for him.

- Okay, we're far enough now, what is it?

- Emily, I know there's a lot that's happening between us,

and I know I haven't been the best husband,

but look, if I could take it all back,

I would go to marriage counseling,

I would do anything to make this better.

Listen, we're married, we can save this.

- Can we not do this right now?

Can we do it when we actually get out of here?

- Get out of here?

Emily, we might not even get out of here.

Shepherd has not idea what he's doing.

For all I know, he can get us killed.

- Well, this has turned into quite an apology

from you, hasn't it?

- Emily, I'm being real.

- No, you're not.

You're not taking any responsibility

for anything you've done.

This isn't Shepherd's problem.

- Are you really defending him right now?

- You really need to pull your head in, okay?

I don't want to deal with you like this.

Just--

- Anton, let me have that light for a minute.

- Brooks will be here soon.

- Shepherd, I'm begging you to reconsider

taking Sambuco's instructions.

We need to focus our efforts on how to get out of here.

- There is not alternative.

We're gonna go to the command center,

we're gonna enter the passcode,

we're gonna get the hell out of here.

- What the hell happened to you?

- What?

- This isn't you.

- If I can see that this plan doesn't make sense,

you should be two steps ahead of me.

- You think this was my decision?

Remember, we all agreed on this.

Everyone though we were doing

the right thing but you.

- We all know why we're here.

Why did you take the job, Michael?

- Why'd I take the job?

'Cause I saw an opportunity for my friends

to do what they do best,

maybe make a little money on the side.

You think I saw that this was gonna happen?

I did this for us.

- I'm out.

- What do you mean, you're out?

- I'm not doing it.

I don't trust any of these people.

I'm going to find my own way out.

- So, you're leaving?

You can't leave.

You're a fighter, like us.

Remember, I am a warrior and a member of a team.

The mission always comes first.

I never accept defeat.

(clapping)

Great speech, commander.

And you don't have to recite the soldier's creed to me,

I know it by heart.

And no, we don't need a motivational speaker right now.

We need a commander who knows how to get the hell

out of here.

- Kirk, what are you doing?

- Let him go on.

Go on, what are you going to do?

Blame me for getting in this banged up situation?

My fault?

- Well, let's see.

Who was the one who signed a deal with Sambuco?

Huh?

Who was the one that brought us here?

Who was the one responsible for all those abominations?

Call 'em whatever it is.

- SO, why'd you come, Kirk?

No one held a gun to your head.

- I came because I believed in you.

I trusted you.

I came because I thought you knew

what you were getting us into.

- So, now you don't trust me?

You think I knew that this was going to happen?

- How the hell should I know?

But you knew we all trusted you, without question.

Just like we always did.

Now I'm starting to think your approach is half baked.

- And I'm starting to think you're as brain dead

as those things out there.

- Guys.

- You're just pissed because you got us

into this stinking mess and you

have no idea how to get out of here.

You screwed us into oblivion.

(grunts)

- [Narrator] Next time on Death Squad.

- You want me to point that finger.

- Do not tell me what to do, doctor.

- You want to kill me?

Go ahead.

Shoot me now.

- Okay, what's the deal?

I want you to get inside a house.

- How many guards?

- I couldn't tell you an exact number.

- 300,000 US for the job.

- What do we got?

- We got about fifteen problems.

- So, what are we gonna do?

- We're gonna kill some zombies.

(gun cocks)

- Let's do it.

- I'm getting this over wit.

Anton, enter the passcode.

- Wait, we can't do it.

- If we use the key, this whole place will self destruct.

(dramatic music)