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Come on, Watch.
Four days in the great outdoors,
fishing, sleeping under the stars.
It's gonna be awesome.
"Awesome" is a relative term,
so I guess compared to sticking
needles in my eyes, this is...
No, still not awesome.
I thought you were an angler.
No, I own one pair of fishing
waders... not exactly the same thing.
Anyway, it's not the fishing.
It's the company.
Well, now that you mention
it, why are we going camping
with Springville's finest?
My mom thought me and
officer Dugan should spend a
little "quality time" together.
Why?
They're dating!
Well, is it serious?
I'm operating under the
theory that if I ignore him long
enough, he'll eventually go away.
Hmm, how's that theory working out for you?
I'm not gonna answer that question either.
Rustic.
Reminds me of the place we
rented from on lake otsega.
But didn't that canoe sink, dad?
Don't be silly.
But we will check for leaks.
Hello!
Need some service out here.
What do you want?
Easy, mayor.
We just wanted to rent a couple
of your boats.
Ah.
Mayor, you moved your house out here?
What?
Are you daft, boy?
This is just my country place
where I go to get away from the rat race.
Canoe rental?
I didn't know you had a job.
Of course I have a job.
What do you think... I'm some kind of bum?
You're Laurel Hall's boy.
Where are you men headed?
Heard the fishing was good up
in the Miasma tributary.
That true?
True enough.
Too bad the few who fish there
never live to tell the tale.
A foul creature prowls those
woods, strong as 10 oxen, fierce
as a wounded mountain lion.
To hear its inhuman cry is to know fear.
To look upon it... Death!
That'll be $23.50.
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See, this is pretty great, right?
Oh, yes.
You brought a DVD player.
Four days of "communing"
with nature?
Yes, of course I brought a DVD player.
Watch what you want
to do when you first set up a
campsite is hang food from a tree branch.
That'll keep the animals from
getting to it.
What's gonna keep the animals
from getting to me?
Might as well just hang me from
a tree branch.
I know you want to get
fishing, but it's important to
set up camp the right way.
Then we'll get hooking the big ones.
If the fish are proportionate
to your prosthesis, we're gonna
need a harpoon.
You see?
Just that he's always criticizing me.
"Watch, that's not the right way
to row a canoe.
Watch, that's not the right way
to pack a backpack."
As far as he's concerned, I
don't do anything right.
Maybe he's just trying to bond with you.
I'd have an easier time
trying to bond helium with phosphorous.
Yeah, that's an example of why
you're not really easy to connect with.
Come on.
Carl?
Take a look.
Good lord!
What is it?
I've been to some unusual crime scenes.
Uh, boys... You don't want to see this.
Come on, dad.
With all due respect,
Mr. Freeman, as a scientist, I
can look at unsavory phenomena with...
Oh, that's disgusting!
What is it?
I'd say it used to be a cougar.
It's not big enough to...
The other half's over there.
What could've done this to
one of the biggest predators in the region?
From the looks of this, it
happened a few weeks ago.
So whatever did it is long gone.
Let's keep moving.
Come in, Sally!
Hey, Miss Hall.
How are you feeling?
Laurel.
I feel fine, Sally.
Well, maybe a little... Suspicious.
Hmm?
Did Adam call you, tell you to
check up on me?
No, no, not at all.
I just wanted to see how you were doing.
And I wanted tea.
You're a terrible liar.
And I make terrible tea.
I'm not an invalid, you know.
I wish everyone would stop
treating me like I was one.
I practically had to beg Adam
and George to go have some fun together.
First time since I got back from...
Wherever I was.
And where were you m... I mean, Laurel?
I don't remember... Any of it.
Just dreams.
Big house with vaulted ceilings.
People crying.
Maybe it's better I don't
remember any of it.
The dustpan's under the sink.
What?
Watch!
Oh, what now?
I thought I told you to
suspend this food from a tree.
Which is exactly what I did.
Well, you must have neglected
to tie a square knot and two
half pitches because if you had
done things by the book, this
wouldn't have happened.
What the... What?
Is that all our food?
Except for a couple of energy bars.
I always keep a couple on me just in case.
Well, they're gonna have to
do till morning when we catch our food.
Let's clean up.
Boys?
You thinking what I'm thinking?
Can only be one thing.
Grizzly.
You were thinking Bigfoot, right?
Yeah.
I didn't think it was possible.
But I like camping even less now.
Can't sleep?
Not a wink.
Cause of?
I'm worried about the economy.
Well, it's either that or the
giant, hairy mutant lurking out
in the dark, waiting to tear us
limb from limb.
Watch, maybe we should tell them
it was Bigfoot.
Every time we try to tell
adults about Spooksville
weirdness, it backfires on us.
They're gonna want to find it
and do everything in their power
to tell us that it's a bear and
not a proto-neanderthal.
Watch, there's no reason to
think it's gonna attack.
So, it ate a cougar a few weeks
ago, and it smelled our food and took it.
It's totally normal woodland activities.
Yeah.
I guess you're right.
Animals just don't attack for no reason.
Very good, Adam.
You've used reason to assuage my fears.
Thank you.
Whatever, weirdo.
Adam?
Aah!
Aah!
Boys!
Back, grizzly, back!
Get out of there, boys!
Here, grizzly!
Uh, agh!
Go, go, go!
Carl, watch out!
Aah!
Agh!
Run, run! Run, boys!
Look out!
Agh! Oh, my leg!
Oh, my leg!
I got you!
Agh!
Agh!
Aah!
Adam.
Hello, Sally. It's Laurel.
I-I'm sorry to call so late, but
the boys are in trouble.
Dad!
Officer Dugan!
Dad!
Adam!
Over here!
We've been looking for you all night.
Thank goodness you're okay.
Oh, officer Dugan!
It's nothing, just twisted my ankle.
That's all.
Either you're a liar or the
worst diagnostician in history.
Your tibia's fractured, which
clearly means you're in a great
deal of pain.
I'm sure the splint will, uh...
Do nothing because I'm gonna
replace this engineering
nightmare with a splint of my own design.
No offense, Mr. Freeman.
None taken.
And now that we're all back
together again, let's head for
the canoes and get out of dodge.
Bigfoot... the grizzly, he
broke our paddles, so we'll have
to find something to use as a push pole.
You guys go do that while I finish up here.
Let's go.
Ouch!
Well, stop fidgeting.
You disobeyed police protocol, officer.
How so?
It's to my understanding that
Springville police department
policy requires utmost caution
in dangerous situations.
Officers are to wait for backup,
but you jumped in and risked
your own life... Just to save mine.
Well, I... I guess I was, uh... Off duty.
Okay, well, I'm gonna see what
else I can salvage.
Sit tight, okay?
Uh...
Oh, no!
Can we fix them?
Sure, if we got some
fiberglass plastic resin and a
couple of weeks.
Dad, it's trying to keep us from escaping.
Adam, it's a grizzly bear.
It doesn't have a plan.
It just has basic instincts.
We'd better start trusting ours
if we're gonna get out of this
valley alive.
Come on.
Easy.
Come on.
Hey, I can hardly feel it.
Slow movements, okay?
It's still delicate.
Hey, we're ready.
Well, unfortunately, we're not.
The grizzly wrecked our ticket out of here.
What?
Why would he do that?
According to this map,
there's one pass that leads out
of this valley... that way.
Yeah, but it's all rocky and
steep, not the ideal terrain for
officer Dugan right now.
Watch, thanks for your
concern, but it's our only chance.
I'll manage.
Okay, then.
Let's get you out of here.
Ready.
Easy, okay.
Oh, yeah.
I'll need to climb up there
and rig a guide rope.
No, we can do it.
It's too dangerous for you.
You're the only one strong
enough to help officer Dugan up the hill.
We can do it.
Okay.
Here.
All right, we're gonna scout the
path up ahead.
Be careful.
We will.
Let's go.
Where's the pass?
I think it's that.
Oh, no way!
Dugan cannot climb up that.
Hey, Watch.
Check it out.
Do you think it leads to the other side?
Are you suggesting an
impromptu spelunking adventure?
Mm, I wouldn't exactly put it
that way, but yes.
That invitation, my friend, is so Adam.
One that I usually find easy to
decline, but...
Right now, it's our best bet.
After you.
Flashlight rule.
Don't see any daylight. Do you?
No.
Hopefully, the cave just twists
and turns but eventually makes
its way through at the end.
Watch.
Whoa.
Who did this?
I think we both know who.
Come on.
Let's get out of here.
Adam.
Look!
No way.
Is he following us?!
Who cares?! Keep running!
Dad! Dad!
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
What's going on?
Dad, we found a cave!
Only it's not a cave!
It's a tunnel!
Only it's not really a tunnel!
It's Bigfoot... I mean, the grizzlies!
It chased us and nearly got us.
We have no choice.
We're gonna have to hunt it down
and destroy it.
No, it's not just an animal.
I-I mean, it's not just any animal.
It's almost intelligence.
Adam, it's a bear, and we're
trapped in this valley with it.
It's only a matter of time
before it gets us, before it
gets you, and I'm not about to
let that happen, son.
Mr. Freeman, have you seen
the size of that thing?
We have to try.
What other choice is there?
We could trap it.
I doubt that weaving a net
out of vines and fishing line is
gonna help us at all.
Well, I'm sorry, Watch.
I'm used to you doing the impossible.
I guess that brains can't solve
every problem.
The right brain can solve any problem.
I just... Need some raw materials is all.
Yeah, this looks like the right
rock formation.
There, hand me that rock!
You mean that geode?
Yeah.
What can you do with all this junk?
I'm gonna build a trap... With this.
And this.
Watch, maybe we can locate all
the elements of gunpowder and make a...
Make a cannon?
Out of what... bamboo?
Don't worry, Adam.
Got this.
Oh, hand me that colander.
Thanks.
Why have your colander anyway?
Mac and cheese.
Well, I go fishing, but I never eat one.
You brought a DVD player!
Okay, whatever.
Oh, and this broken soda bottle.
Okay, grab that mirror.
Let's go.
Mayor!
Mayor!
Huh?
Oh! There you are.
I need your fastest canoe and some advice.
Two boys, a dad, that guy with
the hook for a hand rented here.
Which way did they go?
Hook hand?
Yeah, I rented two boat to them.
They were asking a lot of
questions about the Miasma tributary.
I told them not to go!
Because...
Hello, mayor.
Laurel Hall?
How?
Uh, no, it's not possible.
No, you... no, y-y-you shouldn't be here!
You can't be here!
Go away! Go away!
Go away!
Go away!
Uh, that was strange.
Go away! Go away!
Eh, don't worry about it.
He's always like that.
Come on, let's go.
Closer.
Just a bit closer.
Now!
Watch, you did it.
It was simple, really.
I used a broken soda bottle as a
lens to focus the laser from the
DVD player.
It then bounced off the mirror,
hit the geode, which intensified the ray.
Then I used your colander as a
beam splitter... instant laser cage.
It was nothing, really.
No.
It was something.
Really something.
You did good, Watch.
Thanks.
Yeah, he's quite a catch.
Better alert the ranger station
and have 'em send over some
experts, uh, take him away.
Let it go.
What?
Look.
Notice anything about those prints?
They're little ones.
There's children.
Just trying to protect his young.
Just like I was trying to protect you.
He's not gonna bother us anymore.
He's frightened.
Let it go.
Okay.
Hey, hey!
You guy are still alive!
I was so worried.
Sally, mom!
It's so good to see you.
You'll never believe it.
Oh, thank god you're all right.
Hi.
Adam, something weird is
happening with your mom.
The mayor saw her, and he... Let me see.
Okay.
Adam...
...y-you tried to tell me.
You said it was intelligent, and
I-I-I didn't believe you.
I'm sorry.
What'd you want to say?
Oh, nothing.
Nothing that can't wait.
How did you know?
Women's intuition.
I couldn't shake the feeling
that there was something out
here, something dangerous.
Was there?
No.
No, just, uh, just an old bear.
Or was it?
Carl, I-I-It was really tall.
I-I, uh, never saw it on all fours.
And its... its feet.
They were huge.
You think it could've been a... What?
Bigfoot maybe?
Let's go.
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