The Evil (1978)
R | 1h 29min | Horror, Thriller | 5 May 1978 (USA)
A doctor buys a Civil War era dilapidated mansion and hires a few friends to fix it up but the mansion is haunted.
Director: Gus Trikonis
Writers: Galen Thompson (screenplay) (as Donald G. Thompson), Gus Trikonis (screenplay)
Stars: Richard Crenna, Joanna Pettet, Andrew Prine
R | 1h 29min | Horror, Thriller | 5 May 1978 (USA)
A doctor buys a Civil War era dilapidated mansion and hires a few friends to fix it up but the mansion is haunted.
Director: Gus Trikonis
Writers: Galen Thompson (screenplay) (as Donald G. Thompson), Gus Trikonis (screenplay)
Stars: Richard Crenna, Joanna Pettet, Andrew Prine
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00:02:41Never came inside this place before.
00:02:45Ah.
00:02:48Some...
00:02:50Some newcomer.
00:02:53Ah, damn.
00:02:56Clean up all this sloppy old mess.
00:03:11Ah.
00:03:35Who's there?
00:03:41All right.
00:03:51You come on out now.
00:04:01Come on out now, you hear me?
00:04:11Are you?
00:04:17You're just better.
00:04:24You'd better be gone.
00:04:26I'll wiggle the hell out of you.
00:04:40Come on.
00:04:50Coming down now.
00:05:01See you again.
00:05:03See you again.
00:05:11What's he gonna do to you?
00:05:13I'm coming down there.
00:05:17You can't catch me.
00:05:19I ain't nothing.
00:05:21Couple of kids.
00:05:31Come on out now.
00:05:33Come on out now.
00:05:57Coming in now.
00:06:03Come on.
00:06:12Better come out now.
00:06:33No.
00:06:45No.
00:06:49Ain't nothing.
00:07:03No.
00:07:08There you go, Mr. Arnold.
00:07:10Sorry this took so long.
00:07:12What seemed to be the problem, Mr. Decker?
00:07:14Oh, the usual background check, you understand.
00:07:18Even with your length of experiences in drug rehabilitation,
00:07:21some of the board members had certain questions.
00:07:24We were sure your center would be a beneficial operation,
00:07:27but your foundation was so new.
00:07:30So we decided to take a more cautious approach.
00:07:34If you had had an affiliation with an organized church...
00:07:41I regard most organized churches as organized hypocrisy.
00:07:45That's a rather strong opinion, isn't it?
00:07:49We both know that weak opinions serve no purpose, Donnie.
00:07:53Yes, that's very true.
00:08:00I'm sorry.
00:08:17The caretaker was supposed to meet us out front.
00:08:21Sam!
00:08:23Maybe he's inside.
00:08:25Possible.
00:08:27Probably found a bottle.
00:08:29Sam!
00:08:32Sam, are you in there?
00:08:37Sam!
00:08:40Please come in. Please come in.
00:08:42Sam!
00:08:44No lights?
00:08:45I'm afraid not.
00:08:47Most of the wiring gave out years ago.
00:08:49But that's the only drawback. Let me fix this.
00:08:51There.
00:08:52Here, let me fix this.
00:08:54There we are.
00:08:56There haven't been any permanent residents here for years.
00:08:59Old Mr. Vargas, who built this,
00:09:02he died in his 30s.
00:09:06Old at 30?
00:09:08Just a figure of speech.
00:09:11As the stories go, old man becomes old.
00:09:14It says his hair turned white.
00:09:17And only glimpses of him were ever seen after his 30th birthday.
00:09:21That was before the war. The Civil War, that is.
00:09:24After that, it was converted to a conservatory for young women.
00:09:29And the music rooms were added then.
00:09:33But the school was older.
00:09:36This was the main dining room.
00:09:40Cozy.
00:09:42It was vacant for several years before the county took it over.
00:09:45Then it came under the supervision of the Redevelopment Bureau at the turn of the century.
00:09:50There's been no one in here all that time?
00:09:52This was the only inquiry my office processed in clear blood.
00:10:02It's beautiful.
00:10:04The Indians gave this spot a wide berth.
00:10:08There were sulfur pits and steam pools.
00:10:13Valley of the Devils, the legends called it.
00:10:18That's why Vargas built it, so they say.
00:10:22Built it right over a funeral.
00:10:25Watered the heat.
00:10:27Heated the mineral baths.
00:10:29Who knows?
00:10:33It is beautiful.
00:10:35But it's so strangely desolate.
00:10:38Didn't make much difference.
00:10:40Geothermal activity stopped just about the time the house was finished.
00:10:44Just dried out.
00:10:46Like he put a seal on it.
00:10:49Well, big enough.
00:10:52I don't know.
00:10:54It's going to take an awful lot of work.
00:10:56Get plenty of volunteers.
00:10:59There's nearly 200 rooms in the main building.
00:11:02And the caretakers housing in the back.
00:11:05Sam's not too reliable, though.
00:11:08I don't think he'll want to keep him on.
00:11:10Every time I need him, he's off someplace else.
00:11:13That's no big problem for you.
00:11:14You've got all the volunteers you need.
00:11:16I think everything's just going to be fine.
00:11:19It was vacant for several years before the county took it over.
00:11:31You're taking the place, you know.
00:11:33That's not much of anything.
00:11:37Carolyn, what are you doing?
00:11:43Come in.
00:11:51Something wrong?
00:11:54I guess these 18 hour days are getting tight.
00:11:57What's down here?
00:11:59More rooms loaded with rooms.
00:12:05You mentioned some opposition, Mr. Deckard.
00:12:08Well, you always get that, no matter what you want to do.
00:12:11Some of the people around here felt the house should be left vacant.
00:12:14There was even a movement one time to have the house torn down.
00:12:20But the Vargas house is a historical landmark.
00:12:25Why would they want to tear the house down?
00:12:27Oh, noises and accidents around the place.
00:12:32Everything one normally associates with overactive imaginations.
00:12:37Stories get started about any old house that's been vacant for a while.
00:12:41What kind of stories?
00:12:42Oh, just stories.
00:12:45Just old wives tales.
00:12:47Look out!
00:12:50Oh, my God.
00:12:51Are you all right?
00:12:52I'm all right. I'm fine. I'm fine.
00:12:54You're fine? You could have been hurt.
00:12:56I'm terribly sorry about this.
00:12:57All right, Mrs. Deckard, no need to apologize. It wasn't your fault.
00:13:00Would you stop fussing?
00:13:02Am I bleeding?
00:13:03Are you sure you're all right?
00:13:04Would you stop fussing? Is that serious?
00:13:10Mr. Deckard, can I give you a piece of advice?
00:13:12Never marry a doctor.
00:13:19In spite of all of your stories,
00:13:22I think we're ready to go ahead with this right away.
00:13:24Oh, excellent. Excellent, Mr. Arnold.
00:13:28It's time to leave, sir.
00:13:29Fine. That's also my policy.
00:13:31Disturb not he who is here held in chains.
00:13:44I think from now on, any stories about this place will have a whole different ring.
00:13:51Carolyn?
00:13:57Carolyn?
00:14:20What are you doing?
00:14:28The laws of physics are logical,
00:14:30positive,
00:14:32constant.
00:14:34Not so the world of psychology.
00:14:37But light,
00:14:39concentrated, powerful,
00:14:41light in the form of
00:14:43knowledge,
00:14:44compassion, understanding,
00:14:46can open up a mind,
00:14:48or if misused, can destroy it,
00:14:50just as surely as that laser disintegrated its target.
00:14:53Oh, by the way, I'd like to thank you all for your dedication this semester.
00:14:57Some of you, by accident or by design, will be back next semester.
00:15:02My thesis is finished.
00:15:04By then I'll have my PhD in a shingle, so you won't have to listen to me anymore.
00:15:10Anyway, I hope you've learned something worthwhile here.
00:15:15Have a nice summer.
00:15:24Cheers.
00:15:27That was very well done, professor.
00:15:29Oh, I should call you doctor, shouldn't I?
00:15:31How about your excellency?
00:15:33Now that has a nice ring to it.
00:15:35It's got something.
00:15:37Oh, by the way, CJ called this afternoon, and we're to be out there at 9 o'clock in the morning.
00:15:41They got the place?
00:15:42Yep.
00:15:43That's fantastic.
00:15:44You can count on the job this summer.
00:15:46Oh, great, finally.
00:15:47I cleared it with the dean's office,
00:15:49So, my lady, you'll be getting three credits for your work this summer at the center.
00:15:55Oh, I can't thank you enough.
00:15:57Please, Miss Bellman, not so familiar you don't mind?
00:16:00Where should we go? Your place or mine?
00:16:02You're crazy, you know that.
00:16:04But it's not a very helpful thing for a psychologist to say.
00:16:07You're still crazy, but you are a beauty.
00:16:10And I have you all to myself all summer.
00:16:12Oh, wait a minute, you've already got the job.
00:16:14What else do you want?
00:16:15It's gotta be something.
00:16:16I'd hate to ask.
00:16:18You're a smart boy.
00:16:20I need this summer, too.
00:16:22It's the best possible practical demonstration of what CJ's doing in his field.
00:16:26And it's what I want to do in mine.
00:16:27Hey, hey, hey.
00:16:28What?
00:16:29Dinner tonight.
00:16:30Professor.
00:16:31Right.
00:16:32Celebrate.
00:16:33Champagne.
00:16:34My place.
00:16:35My place.
00:16:39Your place.
00:16:49Then we can run up the rain pipe on the second floor later on.
00:16:53Hey.
00:16:54How you doing?
00:16:56Hey, Dad.
00:16:57Yeah, you helped me out great, Miss CJ.
00:17:00Hey, the storm's going up, you know.
00:17:02It might give us some trouble.
00:17:03How you doing, CJ?
00:17:04Good, good.
00:17:05What do you think of this place?
00:17:06I'll tell you.
00:17:07Nothing that ain't big, that's for damn sure.
00:17:09Sam let you in?
00:17:10Sam?
00:17:11Sam who?
00:17:12Caretaker.
00:17:13I haven't seen no caretaker around here.
00:17:15Did you look around the back?
00:17:16Yeah, I've been back there some time.
00:17:17Yeah, I've been back there some time, buddy.
00:17:19Well, I guess Decker was right.
00:17:20Sam's reliability quotient seems a bit flawed.
00:17:23Hey, Jay.
00:17:24May I have the keys, please?
00:17:25Oh, yeah.
00:17:27Here you go.
00:17:29Hey, watch your step there.
00:17:31Think you'll get us some lights today?
00:17:32Well, I'm going to give it a shot, CJ.
00:17:34The generator ain't working too good, and the storm kind of
00:17:36ought to give us some more problems, you know.
00:17:37Yeah, well, I don't want to push you too hard.
00:17:39You know, at the prices I'm paying you.
00:17:41Oh, you know it.
00:17:42Wouldn't be for you, my brother, to be on ice.
00:17:45I haven't seen anybody wandering around this place
00:17:46that looks like a caretaker.
00:17:48Is that really?
00:17:49Well, you're welcome.
00:17:51Hey, get yourself some hot coffee.
00:17:52Want some?
00:17:53Oh, yeah.
00:17:54That'd be nice.
00:18:16What's wrong?
00:18:17The statue.
00:18:18Look.
00:18:30Look at what?
00:18:32I thought I saw...
00:18:34Saw what?
00:18:38I thought I saw...
00:18:41Saw what?
00:18:43Saw what?
00:18:46I thought I saw it move.
00:18:52You thought you saw it move?
00:18:56Yeah.
00:19:11I don't see any difference.
00:19:17Could have been the light, the shadows in the room.
00:19:22I don't know.
00:19:27I guess it had to be.
00:19:29Didn't it?
00:19:32Yeah, I think it had to be.
00:19:38Hey, we're the welcoming committee.
00:19:40Hello, hello, hello.
00:19:42Anybody home?
00:19:43CJ!
00:19:44Hey, what's up?
00:19:45What's up?
00:19:46We are here.
00:19:48Hey, how are you?
00:19:50Get some munchies.
00:19:52Yeah, very funny, Pete.
00:19:54Oh, God, Pete.
00:19:55When are you gonna grow up?
00:19:56What's the matter with you?
00:19:57That joke's a classic.
00:19:58And so are you.
00:20:00Hey, Dwight.
00:20:01I want you to meet some people.
00:20:03Well, what do you think, huh?
00:20:06Oh, well.
00:20:07This place is enormous.
00:20:08Yeah, really.
00:20:09What do we need all this space for?
00:20:11Well, let me put it this way.
00:20:12The price was right.
00:20:13Okay, fine.
00:20:14We'll take it.
00:20:15Dwight.
00:20:16Hey, Mary Harper.
00:20:18And this is Felicia Allen.
00:20:19We're looking up here.
00:20:20What's your name?
00:20:21Mary.
00:20:22How are you doing?
00:20:23They're in our drug rehabilitation program.
00:20:24And our resident cook, Pete Brooks.
00:20:26How are you doing, residents?
00:20:27How was it?
00:20:28You forgot someone.
00:20:29Kaiser here.
00:20:30Kaiser!
00:20:32What's he doing?
00:20:33Oh, not much.
00:20:34But when he talks, everyone listens.
00:20:36I hope he sells, bro.
00:20:43Hey, Raymond.
00:20:44Hey, C.J.
00:20:46Dwight, this is Raymond Guy.
00:20:48It looks like you brought a new recruit.
00:20:50That's what we do.
00:20:51My friend and student, Miss Laurie Belvin.
00:20:54How are you doing?
00:20:55I'm one of those guys, huh?
00:21:00Now, the first thing we have to do, obviously, is clean the place.
00:21:03Oh, bummer.
00:21:05Not everything at once.
00:21:07That takes a month.
00:21:08So we'll start with a few bedrooms.
00:21:10And I think we have to do the dining room.
00:21:12Then do the bathrooms.
00:21:14And we'll do the kitchen.
00:21:16At the risk of sounding like a male chauvinist, I think the ladies should do the kitchen.
00:21:19Oh, no, no, no, none of that.
00:21:22No, if the ladies are displeased with their assignment, they can volunteer to help Pete and I.
00:21:26Because we're going to clean the toilets.
00:21:28Oh, great.
00:21:29Up to my ass in toilets.
00:21:31What about lights?
00:21:32Don't we need some lights?
00:21:33Oh, we got the cleaning stuff in town.
00:21:36Good.
00:21:37Hey, I hate to break out of the good time wrap here, boss, but I got to get back to work.
00:21:41We'll be here forever.
00:21:42I hope all the fireplaces work.
00:21:45Yeah, the fireplaces all work.
00:21:47And so Felicia can relax.
00:21:49Dwight, what about the lights?
00:21:50I don't think the city's going to connect us for about a week.
00:21:52Yeah, I think you're right.
00:21:54Well, we got a pretty good-looking crew here.
00:21:57We should get some work out of them.
00:21:59Now, Felicia Fox, Mary Sunshine.
00:22:02Raymond Lancer, you're here for something, huh?
00:22:05Gil should have a first generator fired up by now.
00:22:08We'll get some work right in here.
00:22:10And then tomorrow we're going to have three generators working, you know?
00:22:13We're starting the ground floor now, and there's going to be cables strung out all over, you know,
00:22:17so you guys plan not to step on them and don't go chewing on them, things like that.
00:22:25And that's about it, boss.
00:22:27Yeah, okay.
00:22:29Yeah, if we're going to get this place in shape, it's going to take a lot of work.
00:22:32We've got to get our act together.
00:22:34And please, I'd appreciate it if you did that.
00:22:37Mr. Dominick.
00:22:39Let's get this done.
00:23:02Let's go.
00:23:33Hello.
00:23:43I guess that does it.
00:23:45Let's get to work.
00:23:47All right.
00:23:50Has anybody seen Kaiser?
00:23:52Maybe he's in the hall.
00:23:56That's Kaiser!
00:24:02Kaiser!
00:24:04Where is he?
00:24:05He felt like a ghost from underneath us.
00:24:07C.J., where's the basement?
00:24:09I don't know.
00:24:10There's got to be a door off this floor.
00:24:11There's got to be a door outside.
00:24:12Hey, Pete.
00:24:13Check the hall.
00:24:15Kaiser!
00:24:16Kaiser!
00:24:17Kaiser!
00:24:18Kaiser!
00:24:19Kaiser!
00:24:20Kaiser!
00:24:21Kaiser!
00:24:22Kaiser!
00:24:23Kaiser!
00:24:24Kaiser!
00:24:25Kaiser!
00:24:26Kaiser!
00:24:27Kaiser!
00:24:28Kaiser!
00:24:30C.J.!
00:24:31C.J., hurry!
00:24:32C.J., the basement!
00:24:34C.J., hurry, the basement!
00:24:39I think he's down here.
00:24:42Well, don't be the latter.
00:24:45Boy, it's over and done with.
00:24:47Call him again.
00:24:49Kaiser!
00:24:51C.J.!
00:24:56You can go first.
00:24:58Come on.
00:25:00Be careful.
00:25:04Kaiser!
00:25:06See?
00:25:08Kaiser!
00:25:11Kaiser, here, boy!
00:25:24This place really gives me the creeps.
00:25:31Kaiser!
00:25:56C.J.
00:25:59Kaiser!
00:26:04He's never been vicious in his whole life.
00:26:08I don't understand.
00:26:09Well, at least he didn't get his teeth into you.
00:26:12There.
00:26:14I think you're going to be okay.
00:26:16Well, we looked everywhere, Mary.
00:26:18I don't think he could have gotten out of the house, so we'll find him.
00:26:22What made him behave that way?
00:26:24Well, something frightened him.
00:26:27He's never acted that way before in his whole life.
00:26:31I've had him since he was a puppy.
00:26:36Well, if he's hiding.
00:26:38When he gets over it, he'll come out.
00:26:41You're going to be all right, huh?
00:26:44Yeah.
00:26:46Why don't I go upstairs and do some work?
00:26:49No, I don't think you should. Why don't you just lie down and rest for a while?
00:26:52No, it would really be good for my head to get away.
00:26:56Sure?
00:26:57Yeah.
00:26:58Huh?
00:27:00Okay.
00:27:01Come on, Mary. Let's go play something here.
00:27:05Don't worry about him. We'll find him.
00:27:10C.J.
00:27:12This place frightens me.
00:27:17What do you mean?
00:27:19I feel there's...
00:27:21There's something in here.
00:27:27What?
00:27:28I don't know. There's something...
00:27:30Something evil.
00:27:32Caroline, that thing with the dog can be explained very simply.
00:27:36No, I don't think it can.
00:27:38Dogs react to things we don't know anything about.
00:27:40Now, you saw him down there.
00:27:41Yeah.
00:27:42Well, you can't honestly believe he was just afraid of the dog.
00:27:45Yes, I can, because I know that's all it could be.
00:27:48Oh, C.J., I'm frightened.
00:27:51Caroline, I know an incident like this can frighten anybody.
00:27:56But for a doctor, you have a very, very vivid imagination.
00:28:00You know that?
00:28:02You all right?
00:28:07Well, I'll go crack the whip.
00:28:26Oh, my God!
00:28:29Oh, my God!
00:28:31Oh, my God!
00:28:55Oh, you're a firestorm.
00:28:57Fire!
00:29:00That's how you look at a big day in New York.
00:29:03Get out of the way.
00:29:05Well, is the fireplace in here?
00:29:09Well, what do you guys bring that soap over here in front of the fire, though?
00:29:13Get up, boss.
00:29:14Hey, get up!
00:29:15Come here.
00:29:16Give me a pair of hands.
00:29:18Come on.
00:29:34I'm going to get a fire extinguisher.
00:29:36A fire extinguisher?
00:29:38Don't worry about it.
00:29:39I'll bring in a hair or two.
00:29:42No, we won't need it, all right?
00:29:44Diary of Emilio Vargas.
00:30:15Carol, I thought I heard something drop.
00:30:19Oh, no, you started a fire.
00:30:23What's this?
00:30:28Diary of Emilio Vargas.
00:30:38You must have led a very eventful life.
00:30:41You must have led a very eventful life.
00:30:43The pages are all blank.
00:30:51Wait a minute.
00:30:53Something.
00:30:56Whatever strong and noble soul would set the holy seal upon the gate...
00:31:00What is this?
00:31:02Shall guard that place in life and death,
00:31:05till time is no more, that no man will set loose the beast within.
00:31:12I saw him.
00:31:15You saw who?
00:31:17The man who built this house.
00:31:21I saw him.
00:31:27He lit this fire.
00:31:32Carol, the man who built this house was an eccentric who's been dead for more than a century.
00:31:38Now, look, this is an interesting book, but that's all it is.
00:31:41It's an interesting old document.
00:31:43It's for the fire Raymond or Dwight or one of the other workmen probably started.
00:31:49This sounds weird, but...
00:31:52I think there's something here.
00:31:56And I think what he's trying to tell us...
00:31:58What? Who's trying to tell us?
00:32:03We're being warned to get out of here.
00:32:06We're being warned to get out.
00:32:13Well, I can take you in.
00:32:36This is going to be one hellacious storm before it's done.
00:32:40Yeah.
00:32:44Oh, it's my back killing me.
00:32:51Why are these boys here?
00:32:54I don't know.
00:32:55I guess to keep students in, probably.
00:32:59I don't like it.
00:33:02I think it's really weird.
00:33:06Give me a hand, huh?
00:33:10Sorry, I'm sorry.
00:33:14What was that?
00:33:15Who cares? Got it?
00:33:17Yeah.
00:33:18Better?
00:33:19Yeah.
00:33:22I've been wanting to ask you something.
00:33:24It's personal, and I really didn't know how to begin.
00:33:28So I guess I'm just going to ask you.
00:33:30How did you get into this group?
00:33:35Let me show you something.
00:33:41You see that? Those freckles?
00:33:46C.J. got me off the horse.
00:33:50He saved my life.
00:33:54That answer your question?
00:33:56Yeah.
00:34:05No!
00:34:17Hey, come on.
00:34:18It's a joke.
00:34:20Hey, where's your sense of humor?
00:34:22I am sorry.
00:34:23It's just a joke.
00:34:25Please, get me down, won't you?
00:34:27Oh, well, you think you're so goddamn funny, asshole, then you get your own self down.
00:34:31Come on, Laurie, let this...
00:34:33This fool will help himself.
00:34:35Help himself?
00:34:36Hey, man, come on.
00:34:39I really am sorry.
00:34:41Felicia, would you help me down?
00:34:44Come on.
00:34:46C.J., you're not going down the basin, are you?
00:34:49I'm afraid I can't bring the furnace up here.
00:34:51Please, wish you wouldn't.
00:34:53If you see any ghosts, I'll tell you.
00:34:57When are we going to split up?
00:34:58In about 15 minutes.
00:35:00Well, do I have enough time to take another look for Kaiser?
00:35:02I don't want him staying in this place by himself tonight.
00:35:04Yeah, sure, we'll wait for you.
00:35:06Take somebody with you, Laurie.
00:35:08Okay.
00:35:09Oh, Felicia!
00:35:10Ray.
00:35:11Will you come and see the man I just met?
00:35:13Sure.
00:35:15What conditions would there have to be to stay in a house like this?
00:35:21To cause the appearance of...
00:35:25Figures.
00:35:26Figures.
00:35:29Okay, if you were a dog, where would you go?
00:35:32You trying to be funny, lady?
00:35:33No, I'm not trying to be funny. I'm trying to be logical about this.
00:35:37Well, logic's got nothing to do with it.
00:35:39I don't even think we should be trying to figure out what scared him so bad in the first place.
00:35:44Yeah, maybe you're right.
00:35:47Okay, then what do you think it was?
00:35:50I think it was that dumbass Pete, if he hadn't been in the same room with us.
00:35:53No, you should have seen the trick he pulled on us.
00:35:56Scared that little old girl half to death.
00:35:59Him and his practical jokes.
00:36:03Actually, I shouldn't be so hard on him, though.
00:36:08You know, he really does come through when it counts.
00:36:11I just hope he doesn't pull that trick on the wrong dude and end up spending the rest of his life trying to yank his head out of his hind end.
00:36:19Hey!
00:36:22What is this?
00:36:24Some kind of dumb waiter or something, I guess.
00:36:27Wait.
00:36:49Kaiser?
00:37:02Kaiser?
00:37:18Kaiser?
00:37:48Kaiser?
00:38:18Kaiser?
00:38:46Kaiser?
00:38:48Jesus!
00:38:50CJ! Come up to the kitchen, quick!
00:39:01CJ, hurry!
00:39:19Come on!
00:39:22Come on!
00:39:31Come on!
00:39:49Hey!
00:39:51Hey!
00:39:53You all right?
00:40:18Come on!
00:40:39Let's get the hell out of here.
00:40:41Come on!
00:40:46You all right?
00:40:48Cheryl?
00:40:50CJ, let's get out of here.
00:40:51Come on!
00:40:56Get in here!
00:40:58All right, come on.
00:40:59Come on!
00:41:00Open the window!
00:41:05Oh, God!
00:41:11I want out!
00:41:19Here.
00:41:21Pete!
00:41:22Are you all right?
00:41:23Yeah.
00:41:24Come here.
00:41:29Come on, move.
00:41:36CJ!
00:41:38What happened?
00:41:39CJ!
00:41:40Oh, my God.
00:41:41This house...
00:41:44This house...
00:41:51Pete, come here!
00:42:12Shut up!
00:42:17Don't you see that?
00:42:19We're not gonna get out of here.
00:42:21We're not ever getting out of here.
00:42:22Don't you know that?
00:42:23Don't you see that?
00:42:24We're locked in!
00:42:25Look around!
00:42:26We're locked in!
00:42:27We're not gonna get out!
00:42:28We're never getting out!
00:42:30We're never getting out!
00:42:31Shut up!
00:42:33Shut up!
00:42:34Look at me.
00:42:35It's all right.
00:42:37Darling, it's all right.
00:42:39Come on, baby, come on, come on.
00:42:41It's all right.
00:42:43It's all right.
00:42:54Well, I think you're gonna be all right.
00:42:56But you better rest a bit, okay?
00:42:59Carol, what is happening in this house?
00:43:04Oh, I don't know.
00:43:08Anyway, you hit your head pretty hard, so I think you'd better not move around too much.
00:43:16I don't think you have a fracture, but you might have a slight concussion, so just take it easy, all right?
00:43:23Okay. Thank you.
00:43:25I'll come back and see you in a while.
00:43:38All right.
00:43:40Dwight's dead.
00:43:43The other man's bodily found in the kitchen.
00:43:46And we're all locked in here.
00:43:50Those are the facts.
00:43:53Does anybody have a logical explanation for what's happening?
00:43:56Okay.
00:43:58Now, suppose that over the years, this house could soak up some of the new evidence.
00:44:06It could soak up some of the natural power around it.
00:44:09I mean, the atmospheric conditions, like some of the ones that exist outside today.
00:44:15Now, that power could suddenly be released.
00:44:18There has to be more to it than that.
00:44:20Well, maybe there is, but my little theory is as good as anything I've heard so far.
00:44:26I think it does have something to do with the storm.
00:44:30What?
00:44:32I don't know.
00:44:34Great.
00:44:35That's not much of a theory, either.
00:44:37Well, it could have, couldn't it? I mean, doors that won't open, glass that doesn't break.
00:44:42Well, you know that static electricity does incredibly weird things sometimes, Raymond, you know that.
00:44:47Could that have been what made Kaiser go crazy?
00:44:49No, it's not the storm.
00:44:51It's something else.
00:44:53Now, how do you know that?
00:44:56Well, I don't know.
00:44:59But I think the key to all of it is in the diary.
00:45:03Caroline.
00:45:04What diary?
00:45:07I found an old diary in the study.
00:45:09And all the pages were blank, except one.
00:45:12And that was a... a riddle.
00:45:15No, it was a verse.
00:45:20And I think it must be a warning of some kind.
00:45:23How do you know that?
00:45:26Well, I've seen flashes of this figure.
00:45:29I have.
00:45:31It's just a shape, almost.
00:45:33But I have seen it.
00:45:35I saw it just over there.
00:45:39And he waved me into the study.
00:45:43And there was the diary.
00:45:45And I've seen other things, too.
00:45:49Are they visions?
00:45:52Are they visions?
00:45:56I don't know what they are.
00:45:58They're flashes of something.
00:46:01There must have been some great conflict in this house.
00:46:05Between what?
00:46:10Good and evil?
00:46:14You mean between God and the devil?
00:46:22I don't know.
00:46:24Well, you can all sit here and discuss theology if you want.
00:46:29I'm gonna try to find a way out of here.
00:46:31Hold on, CJ. I'm coming with you.
00:46:52Oh, God.
00:47:22No!
00:47:52No!
00:48:22No!
00:48:42What was that?
00:48:43Come on.
00:48:52No!
00:48:58It's all right. It's all right.
00:49:00It's all right. It's all right.
00:49:02Come on. Come on. It's all right.
00:49:04What happened? What happened?
00:49:06Come on.
00:49:08It hit me. It hit me.
00:49:11She's hysterical. She had a nightmare.
00:49:14Alicia, there's nobody here. There's nobody here.
00:49:16They're all alone. They're all alone.
00:49:18CJ, let me get her out of here. She'll be down by the fire.
00:49:20Come on. Come on. Come on.
00:49:36Well, until we find out what the hell's going on here,
00:49:39keep everybody together.
00:49:41Don't let anybody wander off alone, all right?
00:49:43Good idea.
00:49:50Come on.
00:50:05Pete, grab some cable! The door's open!
00:50:21CJ!
00:50:23Yeah, I'm here.
00:50:28I brought all I could find.
00:50:44Is, uh... Is this gonna be enough?
00:50:50It better be.
00:50:56Shouldn't I go get the others?
00:50:58I'll try it first.
00:51:00If I make it,
00:51:02then you can bring the rest of them on.
00:51:04You?
00:51:06With all due respect, Doctor,
00:51:08I think I should be going over to the side first.
00:51:10I can make it.
00:51:12Oh, yeah, I'm sure he can, but we don't know how much weight this stuff can take.
00:51:15I hate to mention it, but you could afford to lose a few pounds.
00:51:19Look, Pete, you're my responsibility.
00:51:21I brought you all into this.
00:51:23I'm not gonna risk your life.
00:51:26Nobody pulled a gun on me.
00:51:28I came out here on my own.
00:51:30Face it, Doctor, I'm 20 years younger than you.
00:51:35Come on, Doc.
00:51:38You don't have to prove anything to me, all right?
00:51:41Huh?
00:51:49Yeah, you're right.
00:51:53Okay.
00:52:04Okay.
00:52:20Easy, go slow, Pete!
00:52:28Slow, Pete, slow!
00:52:38That way!
00:52:40Watch it, hold on!
00:52:43Jackie, hold on!
00:52:45Hold on, Pete!
00:52:47Hold on, Pete!
00:52:49CJ!
00:52:51CJ!
00:52:52I can't make it!
00:52:54I can't make it!
00:52:57CJ, do something!
00:53:01Hold on, Pete.
00:53:03Hold on!
00:53:13Hold on, Pete!
00:53:17God help me, CJ!
00:53:47Oh, my God.
00:54:18Oh, my God!
00:54:30I couldn't help him.
00:54:36I...
00:54:39I tried, but...
00:54:42there was nothing I could do.
00:54:47First Dwight.
00:54:49Then the man in the kitchen.
00:54:51Now Pete.
00:54:54This house is trying to kill us all.
00:54:56Oh, God, it's not the house.
00:54:58It's something in the house.
00:55:01Well, that's unfortunate.
00:55:03Because we're in here with him.
00:55:07The wind came up, and the...
00:55:11storm got worse.
00:55:13And, uh...
00:55:18Well, I...
00:55:21I tried.
00:55:24But he...
00:55:26he fell.
00:55:29I'm sorry.
00:55:32It was my fault.
00:55:36It was a stupid thing to try.
00:55:38Couldn't it just have been the lightning hitting the cable?
00:55:44It had to be that.
00:55:46What do you mean, it had to be that?
00:55:50There's some other force working here, and I think it's about time you admitted it.
00:55:56It...
00:55:57You were always the first one to look for a new answer,
00:56:00and I think this is one hell of a good time to start.
00:56:06It had to be the lightning.
00:56:08Nothing has to be anything here.
00:56:10All right. That's easy for you to say.
00:56:13And then you follow it up with nothing but hollow theories based on your own...
00:56:17overactive imagination.
00:56:19And where did I get my overactive imagination?
00:56:23I sat on my dead ass in your psych class for five years.
00:56:27You rammed it down my throat every day.
00:56:29Raymond!
00:56:30No, it doesn't matter.
00:56:34It's just that everything you ever accomplished was done by exploration,
00:56:38taking chances, and imagination.
00:56:41And if I didn't believe that...
00:56:44If I didn't believe in you, I wouldn't be here.
00:56:47And neither would anyone else.
00:56:49So don't tell me now that it was a bunch of high-minded bullshit,
00:56:53because I know better.
00:56:58I know better.
00:57:00And so do you.
00:57:02Okay.
00:57:09I guess...
00:57:15I guess imagination will have to work for us here.
00:57:20I agree, Professor.
00:57:29Well, what do you know?
00:57:32The generator's still working.
00:57:43Take a look at that.
00:57:45Those damn teeth are almost smooth.
00:57:47Yeah, ground them right off.
00:57:49It's almost as though this door was petrified.
00:57:52Dwight must have had a heavier bite.
00:57:55Where's the tool case?
00:57:56In the kitchen.
00:57:57I'll get it.
00:57:59Carolyn?
00:58:12Carolyn?
00:58:14I don't know how we're going to get out of here.
00:58:20Come on.
00:58:21CJ, do you remember what Mr. Decker said about this house?
00:58:24The legends, the sulfur pits?
00:58:26Yes, I remember.
00:58:27He said they dried up,
00:58:28that all the disturbances ended when the house was built.
00:58:31I think Vargas knew what he was doing.
00:58:33Oh, Carolyn.
00:58:34Haven't you noticed that since the house closed in on us,
00:58:36the whole place stinks of sulfur?
00:58:38Look, I can only fight what I believe exists.
00:58:40Oh, God.
00:58:42That saw's not going to work.
00:58:43Nothing is going to work.
00:58:48Maybe it's not.
00:58:57The lightning rods.
00:59:02Lightning.
00:59:04I saw lightning rods on every peak in this house
00:59:06when we drove in this morning.
00:59:08If we still have enough of Dwight's cable left
00:59:10to reach from the collectors to these bars,
00:59:12maybe we can create an energy field.
00:59:15Generate enough heat to try to bend them.
00:59:19CJ, that's not going to work.
00:59:23Would it hurt to try?
00:59:27No.
00:59:51Somebody help!
00:59:57Oh, no.
00:59:59Mary, go upstairs quickly to the living closet
01:00:01and get something for baggages.
01:00:03How can I help?
01:00:04Get me a stick, a little piece of wood, anything.
01:00:12It's going to be all right.
01:00:13It's going to be all right.
01:00:14CJ, I'll get my bag.
01:00:15Okay.
01:00:16CJ, I'll get my bag.
01:00:18All right.
01:00:47It's okay.
01:01:04Carol.
01:01:05Carol, it's me.
01:01:07It's me.
01:01:08It's me.
01:01:09Mary. Oh God. Oh. We found her. Did you see? What that thing did to her? Oh. It was a dog,
01:01:33Carol. When am I going to make you see? It's something inside the dog. I heard that thing
01:01:41screaming and laughing. It's inside the dog. I can't accept that. I wish to God I could,
01:01:49but I can't. I can't. Where are the others? They're in the solarium. Ray. Oh my God, his
01:02:09the chance that he could lose it. Oh God. It's all right. It's all right. It's all right.
01:02:19It's all right. It's all right. Hey. I'm going to try to get some rest.
01:02:27Theoretically, it should take out the whole wall. Even if it doesn't, this entire place
01:02:51will light up like a Christmas tree. That should get a little attention, if nothing else. Jesus
01:02:58Christ, Raymond. What makes you think somebody can break in if we can't even get out? A little
01:03:02chance we're taking. Ray. We're in here. CJ, do you have any ideas how we can get out of
01:03:11here? No logical ones, I'm afraid. Where's Mary's body? I put it in the entranceway by the
01:03:23stairs. The dog was there, but Mary's body's gone.
01:03:53Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary.
01:04:18Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary.
01:04:47Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary.
01:05:12Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary. Mary
01:05:43C.J.
01:06:01You can't do this!
01:06:03You can't!
01:06:12You can't do this!
01:06:37Arthur!
01:06:42I found this in the basement, but I don't remember bringing it up here.
01:06:56What was it?
01:06:57It was there on the floor.
01:06:58Vargas showed me.
01:06:59Vargas?
01:07:00Why am I the only one that sees it?
01:07:11You believe in God?
01:07:17I've covered all this in my classes.
01:07:19The psychology of religion, folktales, legends, the idea of some supreme, universal force
01:07:28endlessly at war against devils and demons.
01:07:33There's something as intangible as a human soul.
01:07:37I never believed any of it.
01:07:40I made cocktail party jokes about it.
01:07:45I can't believe I'm worth all this.
01:07:50There's no one in the world exactly like you.
01:07:55What about you?
01:07:56Raymond and Felicia and the others, aren't they unique?
01:08:03You're the one he wants.
01:08:05Why me?
01:08:06Why me?
01:08:07I don't know.
01:08:08Vargas is trying to help us, I know.
01:08:18There has to be a key to this prison.
01:08:29The diary.
01:08:34Remember what you said.
01:08:40The key is in the diary.
01:08:54There's nothing but just blank pages.
01:08:56Wait a minute.
01:09:03I saw an angel come down from heaven, having the key of the bottomless pit in a great chain
01:09:08in his hand.
01:09:09He laid hold on the dragon and the serpent, which is the devil and Satan, and bound him
01:09:16a thousand years.
01:09:18What's all that supposed to mean?
01:09:19That Satan's returned from the depths, Revelations.
01:09:23The devil and Satan had bound him a thousand years and cast him into the bottomless pit
01:09:28and shut him up and set a seal upon him that he should deceive the nations no more till
01:09:34the thousand years should be fulfilled.
01:09:36And when the thousand years are expired, Satan shall be loosed out of this prison.
01:09:42Oh, my God!
01:09:56Oh, my God!
01:10:23Wait a minute, now what?
01:10:25Laurie, get downstairs and hook this damn cable up.
01:10:28Okay.
01:10:55Oh, my God!
01:10:56Oh, my God!
01:10:57Oh, my God!
01:10:58Oh, my God!
01:10:59Oh, my God!
01:11:00Oh, my God!
01:11:01Oh, my God!
01:11:02Oh, my God!
01:11:03Oh, my God!
01:11:04Oh, my God!
01:11:05Oh, my God!
01:11:06Oh, my God!
01:11:07Oh, my God!
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01:13:19Oh, my God!
01:13:20Oh, my God!
01:13:21Oh, my God!
01:13:22Oh, my God!
01:13:31I'm free!
01:13:35I'm free!
01:13:41I'm free!
01:13:44I'm free!
01:13:45I'm free!
01:14:15Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
01:14:45ꉨꉱ皈ꉨꉨꉨꉱꉱꉤꉨꉿꉿꉴㄱꉿꉨꉴ쉈ꉿꉿꉿꉬꉵ Finish or die ping pong
01:14:54ok
01:15:05george
01:15:08end
01:15:10B 2
01:15:13B 2
01:15:15Carol.
01:15:19I am Emilio Vargas.
01:15:24Carol, what's happening?
01:15:26I sacrificed the innocent caretaker to force you away.
01:15:35You would not heed my warnings.
01:15:39No, no, no.
01:15:42I sealed the pit.
01:15:46And you released the evil.
01:15:53I didn't know.
01:15:55I didn't know.
01:15:58The key is in your hands.
01:16:04Seal the pit.
01:16:07Return the beast.
01:16:11Do not disturb this place again.
01:16:20Carol.
01:16:21Carol, Vargas, come back.
01:16:23Carol.
01:16:24I need to know more.
01:16:25Carol.
01:16:29Carol.
01:16:32Carol.
01:16:35Did you hear the voice?
01:16:37Did you hear the words?
01:16:42I have to go back down there.
01:16:48The prophecy was right.
01:16:52Wasn't it?
01:16:55There's nothing else left for us to believe in, is there?
01:16:58Yes, sir.
01:17:28No.
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01:18:29I was...
01:18:30I was...
01:18:31No.
01:18:32Oh god.
01:18:33Terry.
01:18:34Oh god.
01:18:35Oh god.
01:18:36You're okay.
01:18:37You're okay.
01:18:38You're okay.
01:18:39You're okay.
01:18:45You're okay.
01:18:53Terry.
01:18:54You're okay. You're okay.
01:18:56Come on, let me help you pick up.
01:18:58The cloth, wait.
01:19:00The cloth!
01:19:01What?
01:19:02I can't find it.
01:19:04Careful, we've got to find it.
01:19:06No!
01:19:07Oh, God, I'm sorry.
01:19:09It's all right.
01:19:11We've got to find it.
01:19:24Okay.
01:19:52We've got to find it.
01:20:21It's time.
01:20:32Forgive me.
01:20:35Forgive me, but you are an endless source of amusement.
01:20:42What is it you want?
01:20:44There.
01:20:45See what I mean?
01:20:47After all I've put you through and you still don't know.
01:20:59You did all that?
01:21:01No, Mr. Arnold, you did.
01:21:04You denied the warnings, you opened the door, and still you couldn't accept what you'd done.
01:21:11You pondered the deeper meaning of a universal power for good.
01:21:16Does it sound familiar?
01:21:18What is it you want from me?
01:21:20My accounts.
01:21:22I fill my accounts.
01:21:24You have a will, Mr. Arnold.
01:21:27Strong, sometimes misdirected, but a will.
01:21:31So you have some value even among your kind.
01:21:34By the way, where is that piece of holy excrement?
01:21:39Your cross.
01:21:41It's a thing of God.
01:21:44How could it come here?
01:21:46Don't question me.
01:21:48I have little enough patience.
01:21:51That thing shall be destroyed and you are going to see it done.
01:21:57Where is it?
01:22:12I feed on terror, Mr. Arnold.
01:22:17Your puny fears give birth to it and you suckle it like swine till it overcomes you.
01:22:30Oh, no.
01:22:32No, I won't.
01:22:41It can last an eternity.
01:22:47It drains nothing from me, causes me no discomfort.
01:22:52I expend nothing to hold you here and place you in pain far greater than anything you could imagine possible.
01:23:04I'll snap your stubborn will.
01:23:08Won't let go.
01:23:14You defy me, you insignificant speck of vomit.
01:23:30Come here.
01:23:39Oh, God.
01:23:41Oh, God.
01:23:43Please.
01:23:45Go ahead, invoke his name.
01:23:52Neville, you filthy little scum.
01:23:58Please let me die.
01:24:00Say it.
01:24:01Oh, God.
01:24:07There is no respect for you here.
01:24:21Oh, God.
01:24:51Oh, God.
01:25:14Carolyn, the cross.
01:25:27Sitting plants are far enough to reach here.
01:25:44It's good.
01:25:45It's okay.
01:25:46It's okay.
01:26:11There's a cross.
01:26:16Oh, God.
01:26:17Oh, God.
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01:26:19Oh, God.
01:26:21Oh, God.
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01:27:00Oh, God.
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