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(eerie music)

(eerie music cont.)

- And the distance between them?

- The same as we used on this
side. The same specifications.

Just follow the plans and
there'|| be no problem.

(machine rumbling)

(footsteps crunching)

And make sure the cement has
the same mix we've been using.

I don't want any skimping on that.

- Sir, you're wanted in
the service tunnel. Hurry.

- Okay, I'll be right there.

- What about these?
- Those things today.

- Moe, this is Rossi, do you read me?

Moe, this is Rossi. I
told you to shut down.

You gotta hold up the drilling,
you risk a cave-in here.

- What's wrong, Rossi?

- If they don't stop drilling,

this whole thing could come down.

- Nah, take it easy.
- You gotta stop them.

- Ah, it's nothing.

- If you don't stop drilling,
the whole thing could go.

- You know how much it costs
to shut down that hole, do you?

Just short enough for that.
I'll send you something.

(machine rumbling)

(birds chirping)

- The total height, including the freeze,

is 15 feet, six and a half inches.

- That's almost twice the
width of the main entrance.

- Huh?
- Yes, Professor.

- Now...

take a measurement across
the width of the arch.

(birds chirping)

- Where's Professor Lasky?
- Over there.

- You better have a look, Professor.

- A hole just opened in the wall.

A vault's right behind it.

- When did this happen?
- Just now.

- Marcus was inside.

Those vibrations kept getting
stronger and I don't know,

the wall caved in.

- They must be working on
the subway right under us.

- They encountered some
displacement the past few days,

but nothing to speak of.

And all of a sudden this.

No, this way, Professor.

- I'll follow you.

- We haven't touched anything.

Maybe we ought to reinforce it right away,

because the vibrations
might cause a cave in

and block the passage again.

It could be dangerous.

Here we are, sir. Be careful.

There it is, Professor.

- This is what we've been searching for.

- Yeah. Thank God for the subway, huh?

(rocks crumbling)

- You spoke too soon.

Those bastards will bring everything down.

- No one has crossed this
threshold in 2,000 years.

(speaking Latin)

Whether invoked

or not invoked,

evil

will come.

(eerie music)

(upbeat pop music)

- Well, baby.

- Oh, the stars are out.

- It's lovely.
- Here we are.

- Here we are.

Champagne.

Hey, don't drink at
all. Leave some for me.

- Now, close your eyes.

- Why?
- I got a surprise for you.

- What is it?

- Surprise is a surprise, you know?

- Oh, yes.

All right.

Can I look?

Hey, hey.

Come on, I don't like this waiting.

Let me look, huh?

Hey. Hey, where are you?

Hey, come on, where are
you? What's going on?

Come on, answer me, Joe, where are you?

(bird squawking)

That's enough, now, where
are you? What are you doing?

Joe, I'm afraid.

(eerie music)

Okay, now that's enough.
I don't like this anymore.

Where are you?

Joe?

Joe?

(water trickling)

(eerie music cont.)

(birds chirping)

(monster growling)
(woman screams)

- Cut. That's a print.
- Okay.

- [Director] Thanks, Alice, you were fine.

- Great. You were just perfect.

Hi, there.

- Hi, Kat.

- Here, put this on. It's cold here.

Oh, Alice, I want you to
meet a friend of mine.

Ferdinando Koska, music
critic from El Pais.

Did you have a good flight?
- Si.

- He just flew into town.
He wants an interview.

- Oh, all right. I'll be
back in a minute, okay?

- Okay.
- Come here.

- I don't work tomorrow,
so we can be together.

What's the matter?

- Sorry, honey, I can't. I
gotta see Lasky in the morning.

Oh, Alice,

we'll be through by noon.

It's not a tragedy.

- Nothing's a tragedy,

except for the fact that I spend more time

with the guy in the
fish suit than with you.

Now, get outta here, will you?

Get out!
- Okay.

- SeГ±orita, I will be
very happy to know --

- What the hell do you want?

Marcus!

- Ah.

- The ancient Romans
attached great importance

to cleanliness and physical culture.

These are the ruins of
one of their many baths,

which were frequented
not only by the rich,

but by the lower classes as well.

- This is what we've been
searching for for over a year.

It's certainly the entrance
to Damitiano's tomb,

but this is not an extension

to the catacombs we've been working on.

It's something different.

- But Professor,
according to the printout,

it seems to be --

- The computer doesn't know everything.

- What?

- And neither do you.

Two hundred years before the Christians

built the tomb of Damitiano,

there was somebody else living
underneath this mausoleum.

Legend speaks of monstrous divinities

to whom human sacrifices were made.

- Well, now, is anybody missing?

No, I guess we're all here.

Alright, let's go. Follow me, everybody.

(group chattering)

- [Boy] Here.

- Come on.
- Shit.

- [Tour guide] Try to
keep together, please.

- You dropped this.

- [Girl] Thanks.

- This is the mystery.

Damitiano's tomb has
never been discovered.

- Maybe somebody hid the
passageway on purpose.

- Yes, that's what I think.

Damitiano was sacrificed to
a bloodthirsty Pagan God.

A God of evil.

That sacrifice provoked something.

We still don't know what it was.

We do know that everything
was sealed forever.

Even the memory of the sacrifice
was erased for 2,000 years.

- But that's what the legend
says. It's only a supposition.

- We don't know what we're going to find

when we go down there,

but of one thing we can be certain --

that's the writing on the tombstone.

Those words serve as a message,

to transmit a warning.

"Invoked

or not invoked,

evil

will come."

- Good afternoon,

I will be your guide
on a very special tour.

A trip in time back through the centuries

and through the arcane
pathways of the spirits.

This is only a tiny part
of the Roman catacombs.

An immense underground world.

Reaching out beneath the city,

under buildings, streets, squares.

Inextricable labyrinth.

- He's blind.
- Blind?

- There's no need of eyes to see your way

in this place where only
darkness reigns, my dear girl.

You must understand I've been
living here since I was a boy.

Now, let us go.

- All right, come on. Try
to keep together, everyone.

- I know from experience
that in every group,

there is somebody who
wants to go off alone.

But don't do it.

Especially in these catacombs,
I wouldn't advise it.

Don't forget, we are now
in a place of suffering,

of persecutions and a cemetery.

And if...if you are quiet awhile,

you can even hear the
distant voices of those

who are buried here.

The excavations of the catacombs
by the early Christians

dates from the first century A.D.

But there are many catacombs,

the oldest ones which
were natural caverns,

or that were utilized by other cults.

For instance, that of myth...

- Hey, wait. What a bore this guy is.

Let's cut out, huh?
- And go where?

I don't know. Out.

I can't take this guy another minute.

Come on.

(birds chirping)
(thunder roaring)

(eerie music)

- The catacomb we are going through now

is still largely unexplored.

You see,

there are hundreds, hundreds
of miles of catacombs in Rome

still to be explored.

- Hey, it's spooky here.
- Nah.

- How about going back now?
This place gives me the creeps.

- What's wrong? You scared?

- Yes, I'm scared.

- You're kidding. I told you not to worry.

- Mike, stop.
- Oh, come on.

(eerie music cont.)

(rats squeaking)

(screaming)

- Come on, let's get outta
here. Let's get outta here.

Hurry! Come on!
(wind blowing)

We gotta go! Come on!

(screaming)

- Help me!

- Quiet. Quiet.
(group chattering)

Be still. Silence.

- Help me!

Help me!

- Silence. Don't move.

(screaming)

(wind blowing)

(rats squeaking)

(screaming)
(rats squeaking)

- Help me! Help!

- Take my hand.

You're all right now.

You're all right.

- Mike. Mike.

- It's okay.

(screaming)
(rocks rumbling)

- Here, cover him.
(coughing)

- Easy, now.

I don't think he's got any fractures,

but I want him X-rayed.

It's okay, boy. You're gonna be just fine.

Okay, lift him.
(coughing)

All right, lift him up now.

Easy.

- Don't cry, Maria. He'll be all right.

Calm down, it's all over. Get in.

(birds chirping)

(ambulance siren wailing)

- He'll be fine.

- I hope so.

- You mustn't feel responsible.

You did what you could.

They're kids.

Kids are always doing these things.

- I'm sorry.
- It's terrible.

- Yes, it's terrible.

- I just can't understand what they saw.

- It's not easy.

- Do you believe it was an hallucination?

- An hallucination?

That place is...

for those without eyes,

for those who can't
meet the gaze of a demon

who has the power to confuse us.

Evil is not just a symbol.

Evil has a face and...

and...
and...

and light sleep.

(upbeat rock music)

- Now, you see, after 1,800 years,

the stars will bring about
an adverse conjunction for us

under the sign of scorpion.

And that's your sign, Alice.

- Oh, yeah? Ooh.
- You don't believe me?

- There will be an
alignment of the planets.

You'll see Mercury and Venus
in Taurus opposite Pluto.

Tell her, Barbara, tell her.

This is no laughing matter.

- Yes, he's right.

The stars say that a
catastrophe's on the way.

- Okay, there'|| be a
catastrophe, all right,

but only if you don't make
me a plate of spaghetti.

- Spaghetti. Your whole
world's just spaghetti.

I'm giving your horoscope to Barbara.

- Thank you.

- Your friend is late, huh?
- Yeah.

- He'll get here when I'm ready for bed.

Even Marcus only wants me
to warm his bed. It's true.

But it's not enough.

Oh, I wanna leave this town.

- Ah, come on. I'm starving.
- For what?

- Two plates of spaghetti, please.

- Barbara, don't pinch my employees.

They get embarrassed when women do it.

- Okay, but what's the fun for us here?

- Well, girls, there's always me.

- Ah, I'd be careful if I were you.

There's a feline lying and
waiting behind your planet.

- A feline? Most probably my cat.

- Hello, everybody. Sorry I'm late.

- I've been plotting
the planets for Alice.

It's a time of decision for her.

It's dangerous
- For marriage or separation?

- Hello, Marcus. How are you?

Ah, I see you can find
the time to have fun.

Good. There are other
things in life besides work.

- Work is fun for some of us.

- Hmm, that's nice for
you. See you soon then.

- Who was that?

- His name's Gaspare.

He's an archeologist
and an antique dealer.

A wheeler dealer.

And he used to teach
archeology at the university.

- Then he found his true
path. Boys under 20.

- I'm sorry, I told you I can't.

- Why not?

At least for a weekend.

Two whole days. Not just a night.

- Same old problem.
- Then why don't we solve it?

- We? It's your problem.

- Oh? You mean you see me
at night just to make love?

- Hey, is that so bad?
(water trickling)

- Don't you understand
that I want to be with you?

Talk with you, laugh with you.

I want to live with you.

- The timing's wrong.

Wrong for everything except
my work with Professor Lasky.

And two days is a lot of time.

- What is it about this
city that keeps you here?

- I don't know.

I'm studying it.

It never ceases to amaze me.

And this time, we are
onto something really big.

- Might be better if
I go back to New York.

- She's right. It's time to leave.

To run away from this rotten place.

The centuries and the wickedness
of the people who live here

have corroded it to the core.

From its womb have come
forth blind monsters.

Go. Go now.

Flee the city, before evil

which is tired of hiding
in the bows of the earth

decides to wake.

Leave before the sinister
howls of the phantoms

engulf us all. (sinister laughter)

Give a coin to a poor
cripple? (sinister laughter)

(eerie music)

(wind howling)

(fire crackling)

(gasping)

(dramatic music)

(bottles smashing)

(screaming)
(glass shattering)

(wind howling)

(eerie music)

- [Marcus] Testing 1, 2, 3, 4. Testing.

Do you read me, Andrea?

- Yeah, I copy you. Okay.

Remember to give me your
position every 15 feet.

- Here's the camera.
- Well, I'm ready. Thank you.

- Testing the camera.

- You look sexy.
- Stop it.

- Being the first is a rare privilege.

(computer chimes)

(eerie music)

- Marcus, how you doing?
- Okay.

- It's awfully hot down here.

How far am I now?
- I'll check.

- According to my calculations,

you've gone 120 feet forward

and about 12 down.

You're probably halfway.

(eerie music cont.)

- There's some fumes here.
I'm going to use oxygen.

(water bubbling)

- Marcus, are you all right?
- Everything's A-okay, dear.

- No sweat.

(computer beeping)

- [Barbara] Do you know
what's causing those fumes?

- I don't know.

They're gone now.

And the temperature's
changed. It's colder now.

- [Barbara] According
to the computer graphic,

you should be there.

- Yeah, right.
(rocks rumbling)

- Marcus?
(Marcus screaming)

Do you hear me?

Marcus?

- I've lost contact.

He's breathing.

- He's gonna be all right.

(Marcus coughing)

- My God.

- Now he's walking.

Marcus, come in. Do you read me?

- There's the camera.

It's still working.

And the headset.

- [Andrea] Are you okay?
What you doing? Answer me.

- Wait a minute.

This place is incredible.

Looks like a tomb. Pagan temple.

Skeletons and frescoes.

Steps leading to another room.

(eerie music)

I'm inside another vault now.

Something here that looks like
an altar or a sarcophagus.

There's a figure on it.

Oh, and there's an
inscription on the base.

(eerie music cont.)

(speaking Latin)

- [Marcus] Hey, there's something else.

- Christ, what's that?
- I don't know.

- Looks like a dagger.
Some sort of weapon.

(tense music)

(Marcus screams)

- Hi, buddy.

- At last.

- Feel better?

- So far...

so good.

- [Andrea] You probably passed out

from lack of oxygen down there.

When I pulled you out,
you were pretty far gone.

- I owe you one.

- Yeah, I'll send you
the laundry bill, okay?

- I'm sure you will.

- You did a good job, Marcus.

What you found may solve the mystery.

- And to the victor goes the prize.

- This is not a Christian symbol,

but something quite different.

It's like the mark left by
the dagger on the victim

after the sacrificial blow.

So this discovery proves that the legend

is a fact.

- Frankly, I've never
seen anything like this.

- What could it be?

A feline?

- I can't tell you right now.

It's gonna take time.

And I need more information,

which I don't have at the moment.

- Are you shitting me?

With just a bone splinter,

you can reconstruct the
whole skeleton. Come on.

- Look, I got a lot of work to do.

- I'll be back the day
after tomorrow. Okay?

- What makes you think I'll do it?

- Because you're dying of curiosity

just to know what kind of
an animal it is too, right?

Now, go to work.

I'll see you.

- I have to admit that as an archeologist,

you're a good investment.
(birds chirping)

- You got to the site
very quickly, didn't you?

- Well, it wasn't too difficult.

You know, rumors spread quickly.

And even if you have been very lucky,

you still are the most
capable and the best of us.

I have to admit, I envy you. I really do.

Archeology is still your only lover.

- It's a heavy lover.

- And an expensive one too.

I've been waiting for you
to show what you found.

Shall we go?

Curious.

A sacrificial weapon.

Not very refined.

- They were a bloodthirsty lot.

Something...

something peculiar about them.

- You were always blessed with two things,

morals and luck,

but absolutely no imagination,
my dear Professor.

- It's a pity your imagination

only serves to fuel your vice.

- And your digs.

Had we both stayed at the university,

you wouldn't have a penny
to finance your excavations

and to possess things

like the one you are
holding for the moment.

- What we have found
belongs in the museum.

- Not everything.

Not everything.

Only what we agreed on.

(church bells chiming)

(opera singing)

(opera singing cont.)

- You need me?

I hurried here.

- I have a job for you.

It's rather urgent.

- What's the rush?

- I want you to go into the
catacomb where Lasky is working.

He's found very interesting objects

and I want to know what.

- That'll cost you a little more.

- That doesn't matter.

I always pay to be the first

and for everything.

I want it for myself.

(gate squeaking)

(key rattling)

(eerie music)

(eerie organ music)

- Alice.

Hey, it's me. It's me, baby.

Okay. It's okay, it's just me, I'm here.

- [Barbara's voice] The sarcophagus

is carved out of a single block of marble.

The front is divided into three sections.

The center panel contains the (indistinct)

Showing a male figure,

probably a Pagan divinity, in
the act of assaulting a woman.

The same subject appears on a fresco,

which is on the left wall of the crypt.

- On the left, the panel
contains astrological symbols

which appear to be precisely plotted.

(water dripping)

Is anybody there?

(eerie music)

Is anybody there?

Answer me.

(water dripping)

Come on, answer.

It's so late.

I'm exhausted.

I'm going back now.

No, I'm taking a short vacation
with my new friend, Richard.

And don't try looking for me, please. Hmm.

(water dripping)

If this is a joke, it's a stupid one.

Andrea?

Is that you?

Do you hear me?

Andrea?

(eerie music cont.)
(wind howling)

Oh my God, what's happening?

(screaming)

(water dripping)

(eerie music cont.)

(dramatic music)
(screams)

(gasping)

(tense music)

- [Barbara's voice] On the left,

the panel contains astrological symbols

which appear to be precisely plotted.

Is anybody there?

It's so late.

I'm going back now.

No, I'm taking a short vacation
with my new friend, Richard.

- Who's this Richard?

- Do you know him?
- No.

- Do you think she really quit?

- I don't know.

Anyway, it wouldn't be
the most surprising thing

that Barbara ever did.

Hey,

play that tape again.

- Is anybody there?
- There.

- Stop. Play that back.

- [Barbara's voice] ls anybody there?

- Why would she ask something like that?

- Probably she heard a noise.

This isn't the nicest
place to be at night.

All the same, she was alone.

- Yeah, but what about
that mess over there?

- She's never been very tidy.

- Still, it looks like
there's been a hurricane.

What about the bags she left behind, huh?

(water dripping)

Eh, there's nothing much in it.

- I dunno what to tell you.
I don't see anything strange.

- Yeah, maybe you're right.
She could be flaky at times.

- And this isn't the first time

she took a few days off without notice.

(opera music playing)

(banging in the distance)

- Is that you?

Gino?

(eerie music)

(objects smashing in the distance)

(eerie music cont.)

(gasping)

(screaming)

- Hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it.

(water dripping)

Nothing.

- No. Wait a minute.

There is something there. You're right.

Looks like ashes.

I'll have them analyzed.

♪ Never change ♪

♪ Your love will be my aim ♪

♪ Never change ♪

♪ And darling, don't fly away ♪

♪ From me ♪

♪ I'll fall in love the same ♪

♪ And still remain ♪

♪ Without the pain ♪

♪ Never change ♪

- [Sound Engineer] Hold
it. Hold it, Alice,

you're not in rhythm.

- Yeah, I know, I was in the cloud. Sorry.

- That's okay. We'll take it from the top.

Rolling.
- Okay.

(screaming)

Alice, what happened?

What's the matter?
- I need a break.

We are way behind our schedule.

- Just an hour, please.

- No more than 10 minutes.

- You know what you can do
with your lousy 10 minutes?

- Alice, where are you going?

- Hi.

Hmm?

What happened?

- Just go on, move. Get me out of here.

- Okay.
(car engine starts)

You wanna go somewhere special to eat?

- No, thank you.

- Marcus?
- Hmm?

- I'm scared.

- Scared?

Of what?

- I don't know exactly. I have
these...these weird dreams.

Nightmares.

It's like something's
going to happen to me.

- Maybe I should be
taking better care of you.

- Then take me home and step on it.

- Yes, ma'am.

(thunder rumbling)

(thunder clapping)
(monkey screeching)

- Carl?

Carl, are you here?
(monkey screeching)

(thunder rumbling)

Carl?

(moody music)

Given the configuration of the vertebrae,

it may be deduced the
subject had an erect posture.

(thunder rumbling)

(moody music cont.)

(wind howling)
(monkey screeching)

Ssh. Shut up.

(thunder rumbling)

(thunder clapping)
(monkey screeching)

Christ.

(laughing)

Yoohoo!

(thunder rumbling)

(thunder clapping)

(phone rings)

- [Alice's voice] Hi, this is 375-3145,

I'm out for the moment.

Please leave your message
and I'll get back to you.

- [Andrea] Alice, this is Andrea.

I've gotta talk to Marcus
right away. It's urgent.

Tell him to call me at
Carl's lab at university.

- Hello? Yeah.
- Ah, you there?

- Carl made a reconstruction of the skull

from the bone fragments you found.

Hey, get over here and see
it fast. It's incredible.

- Hello? Hello?

He hung up. I can't believe it.

He hung up. The guy always hangs up.

He's not possible.

I'm sorry, baby, but I gotta
go. This is really important.

If you decide you don't wanna
see me again, I understand.

It's...it's...it's...it's the way it is.

- Yeah, that's right.
Don't bother to call.

(thunder rumbling)

(thunder clapping)

(door creaking)

(thunder clapping)

(thunder clapping)

(eerie music)

(monkey screeching)

- Hi. Here.

Andrea?

Andrea?

Is anybody here?

Where is everybody, huh?

(police siren wailing)

(phone ringing)

(thunder clapping)
(screaming)

(wind howling)

(wind howling)

(eerie music)

(eerie music cont.)

(cicadas buzzing)

(Lasky moaning)

Professor.

- [Lasky] Marcus.

- What happened?

- I saw evil, Marcus.

I looked in...into his eyes.

- Don't move.

You'll be all right.

I'll call a doctor.

- It's useless.

- Oh, no.

- Return them, Marcus.

You must, you must close them.

The tunnel, before it...

it's...too late.

- Professor.

- The catacombs.

It's them.

(eerie music)

- [Alice] Help! Help me, Marcus!

Help!

Help, Marcus!

- [Marcus] Alice!

Alice, where are you?

(tense, dramatic music)
(wind howling)

- Help me.

(tense music)

- Alice!

Alice!

- [Alice] Marcus!

(rocks rumbling)

(screaming)

(rocks rumbling)

(wind howling)

(screaming)

(tense, dramatic music)

Alice!

Alice!

(wind howling)

(dramatic music cont.)

(eerie screeching)

It's me, Alice.
(screaming)

It's all right, I'm here. It's okay.

- [Alice] No!

- No!

Come on. Come on, hurry.

Don't look.

- This way is quicker.

- Keep following this wall and don't stop.

Don't turn around. You must keep moving.

- Aren't you coming with us?
- Don't worry.

- Here, I'm better off than you are.

Go!

Go!

(Alice screaming)

(rocks rumbling)

- Come on. Come on,
run. Can't stop, Alice.

Don't look back.

(rocks rumbling)

This way.

(Alice screams)

Here, hold my hand. Come on.

Hold tight, or you're falling in.

Hold on.

- I can't!
- Come on!

- I can't!
- You gotta try. Come on!

- Come on. Hurry.

Come on, Alice. Hold on.

Hold on, hold on.

(tense, dramatic music)

Don't let go!

Grab a hold of me.

Move!

Come on!

Hurry.

Come on.

(rocks rumbling)

(wind howling)

It's okay. We're at the entrance.

You know,

maybe I can find a couple
of days for our honeymoon.

I love you, Alice.

(both scream)
(wind howling)

♪ Never change ♪

♪ My world is lost without you ♪

♪ It's up to you ♪

♪ Please, tell me what to do ♪

♪ What can I say? ♪

♪ I'm sitting here, just praying ♪

♪ Last night was lonely ♪

♪ I never change ♪