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I know what you did. | What? |
What? | I know what you did. |
I know what you did. | Who is this. |
Who is this. | You murdered that girl, Eddie. Six years ago... |
You murdered that girl, Eddie. Six years ago... | What the are you.. ? |
What the are you.. ? | You killed that girl and you put it on film. You and your pals, you're You up real good. |
So... you brought Dino in, and he brought Machine. And, one day, a girl walked into your office because you had an ad in the paper for models. And she never walked out. | Something like that. |
Something like that. | What did you do, knock her out, shoot her up... ? |
What did you do, knock her out, shoot her up... ? | What the do you want from me? |
What the do you want from me? | I want to know. I want to know exactly what you did to her! |
I want to know. I want to know exactly what you did to her! | you then, you want to know? I talked her up, told her how beautiful she was, told her she was gonna be a star. I told her I was gonna get her a screen test, and while I'm doing that, I got her a soda and dropped a mickey. When it was dark enough, I rang Dino and told him it was go time, I put her in the trunk of my car and we went and we did it. That's what happened. She's dead. She's been dead a long time. Nobody cares! |
I don't know. I felt like it. I never saw anyone get done before. | You enjoy it? |
You enjoy it? | Made me sick, but what did I care? What did I care if some wants to beat off to that. It was just something I was doing for money. |
Made me sick, but what did I care? What did I care if some wants to beat off to that. It was just something I was doing for money. | Tell me what happened. |
Tell me what happened. | What do you want to know? You saw it, you saw the loop... |
What do you want to know? You saw it, you saw the loop... | Nobody saw you bring her in? |
Nobody saw you bring her in? | There wasn't nobody around. This place was a I backed up the car to the door and we carried her in, like groceries. Dino made her eat a bunch of pills, we laid out the plastic, put film in the camera and Machine went to work. |
There wasn't nobody around. This place was a I backed up the car to the door and we carried her in, like groceries. Dino made her eat a bunch of pills, we laid out the plastic, put film in the camera and Machine went to work. | What did you do with her body? |
What did you do with her body? | Took it out the bathroom window. Buried it in the woods. |
Took it out the bathroom window. Buried it in the woods. | Show me. |
You know how my tapes sell. People eat this stuff up. | I had three jerkoffs trying to return your tapes last month. Do you know how bad a skin flick has to be for some to come back into my place with a receipt, and try to return it? |
I had three jerkoffs trying to return your tapes last month. Do you know how bad a skin flick has to be for some to come back into my place with a receipt, and try to return it? | Maybe there's something wrong with the scumbag customers coming into your place, ever think of that? |
Maybe there's something wrong with the scumbag customers coming into your place, ever think of that? | The only thing wrong is the cheap, softcore you're peddling, Eddie. Where do you get this stuff? |
The only thing wrong is the cheap, softcore you're peddling, Eddie. Where do you get this stuff? | Look, you |
Look, you | Get together some upscale product where the girls still have teeth in their head. Till then, you. |
Get together some upscale product where the girls still have teeth in their head. Till then, you. | you! |
You found these dealers and asked to buy a film, right? Wanted them to find you one. Well, they didn't find you one, Longdale, they went out and made you one... | Shut up. |
Shut up. | Mary Anne Mathews was alive till you paid money to have her murdered. |
Mary Anne Mathews was alive till you paid money to have her murdered. | Shut your mouth and drive! |
Shut your mouth and drive! | Did it get him off, huh, watching them cut her up? Tell me, because I really want to understand. Did he off to it? You watch it with him, sit there giving him a while you both watched... ? |
Hello... ? | I'm here. |
I'm here. | Do you think the film could have cost that much? |
Do you think the film could have cost that much? | For a human life... on film, no statute of limitations. Who knows? It sure could have. I'd like you to overnight me a copy of those checks, then put them in a safe deposit box. |
For a human life... on film, no statute of limitations. Who knows? It sure could have. I'd like you to overnight me a copy of those checks, then put them in a safe deposit box. | Okay. |
Okay. | Send it to me through the post office like we arranged. No return address. You dug this up all by yourself? |
Send it to me through the post office like we arranged. No return address. You dug this up all by yourself? | You told me to look, so I looked. |
You told me to look, so I looked. | You're one of a detective, Mrs. Christian. |
He's going after Debbie, I gotta stop him. | Hey, you're not alone. We have to stop him, I'm with you. |
Hey, you're not alone. We have to stop him, I'm with you. | You just feel sorry for me. |
You just feel sorry for me. | Cut that out. Maybe before, but not now. I want to help you. I'm on your side. |
So what's up? What'd I miss? | She told us the story of Freddy. It's a town legend. He was a child killer who was freed on a technicality. |
She told us the story of Freddy. It's a town legend. He was a child killer who was freed on a technicality. | So? |
So? | It off a lot of parents. According to Kristen, they hunted him down; roasted him alive. |
It off a lot of parents. According to Kristen, they hunted him down; roasted him alive. | Nice neighborhood. |
Nice neighborhood. | Now it gets weird. She says he comes back in dreams. If he kills you there, you're dead for real. |
I'm sorry honey, but... | Sorry!! Sorry that you and your tennis pals torched this guy who's now after me. In case you haven't been keeping score, it's his banquet, and I'm the LAST COURSE!! |
Sorry!! Sorry that you and your tennis pals torched this guy who's now after me. In case you haven't been keeping score, it's his banquet, and I'm the LAST COURSE!! | Honey, we went over this in therapy. |
Honey, we went over this in therapy. | Mother, you've just murdered me. Take that to your therapy... |
All I know is that you are not doing yourself or the baby any good by acting like a crazy woman. Why don't you take off - leave Springwood and cool out somewhere for a while? | it, Yvonne! You don't just run away from this guy! He finds you in your dreams. |
Do you think I'm an idiot...for being in love with her? | Nobody thinks that. |
Maybe it was her mother who killed her, with all that Polly Perfect | It wasn't her mother. The only reason we're still here is that none of us has slept since the grad party. |
But <u>they're</u> not Skipper Neilsen's son! It broke his heart. Then when some newspapers called Carl 'the honest, sincere son of a war-mongering father' - Captain Neilsen resigned from the Navy. Oh, he still keeps his hand in - playing around with projects like the 'Lungfish' - but it broke him, all the same. | Have you ever talked to Carl - tried to see his side? |
Have you ever talked to Carl - tried to see his side? | 'His' side? I've seen it, all right. A nice, bright yellow! |
What are you boys up to? | Same old |
You see it? | Nope. Heard it. We wasn't far apart. I spotted this buck, then I heard the gun go off and Twombley was gone. I looked over the little cliff we was using for a stand and there the was, deader'n Called it right in. |
Nope. Heard it. We wasn't far apart. I spotted this buck, then I heard the gun go off and Twombley was gone. I looked over the little cliff we was using for a stand and there the was, deader'n Called it right in. | This is gonna be one mess to clean up. Twombley's son-in-law and daughter are up the weekend. Didn't you say you'd seen him, Wade? |
I used to play ball. | Yeah? |
Yeah? | Drafted by the Red Sox. |
Drafted by the Red Sox. | You played for the Sox? |
You played for the Sox? | Double A. New Britain. |
Double A. New Britain. | Oh. |
Oh. | Pitcher. "Best ballplayer to come out of New Hampshire since Carlton Fisk." |
Pitcher. "Best ballplayer to come out of New Hampshire since Carlton Fisk." | Really. |
Really. | They said. |
They said. | Hmm. |
Hmm. | The only difference between me and that Clemens on TV is luck, luck. |
The only difference between me and that Clemens on TV is luck, luck. | What happened? |
What happened? | Ruined my arm. Brought me along too fast. Why'd it have to be my arm, I used to think. Then I realized it had to be somebody's arm. |
Fresh tracks. Deer Big one. Here's your buck, Mr. Twombley. I'll circle around. | You only got a little while if you want your hundred bucks. |
Got a job first thing in the morning, first day of season. Saturday I'll hunt for myself. Twombley something. - Er -- | Evan. He's a mucky-muck union official from Massachusetts. You're lucky. |
Evan. He's a mucky-muck union official from Massachusetts. You're lucky. | Don't know about lucky. The guy's a full-blown Pay's good, though. $100 a day. I got to guarantee a of course. Which I can do. There's some monster bucks hiding out up there. |
Don't know about lucky. The guy's a full-blown Pay's good, though. $100 a day. I got to guarantee a of course. Which I can do. There's some monster bucks hiding out up there. | How'd you get the job? |
How'd you get the job? | Gordon, he's always got some angle working. He wants to keep Twombley happy, I'm his boy. |
Like you and Gordon? | Right. The sonofabitch couldn't get along without me. |
Right. The sonofabitch couldn't get along without me. | Yeah, he'd go broke tomorrow if you quit him. |
Yeah, he'd go broke tomorrow if you quit him. | Right! |
Aw, she's here to get Jill. Me and Jill had a little argument. Jack, I got to get back, get back to town. Move this thing, will you? See if you can get back to the Town Hall before they get there, okay? | Piece of cake. |
Where'd Twombley get shot? | In the chest. |
In the chest. | No, I mean whereabouts. |
No, I mean whereabouts. | A half mile in, along the old lumber road. |
A half mile in, along the old lumber road. | You bring him up yourself? That's a steep climb. |
You bring him up yourself? That's a steep climb. | The ambulance guys lugged him up. |
The ambulance guys lugged him up. | You stayed away? |
You stayed away? | Yeah. |
Yeah. | Where'd you get the blood? |
Where'd you get the blood? | What blood? |
What blood? | On your sleeve. |
On your sleeve. | Musta... How'd I know? What're you doing, playing cop? |
Musta... How'd I know? What're you doing, playing cop? | I gotta make a report to Fish and Game. I was just wondering, that's all. What'd he do, to shoot himself, I mean? |
I gotta make a report to Fish and Game. I was just wondering, that's all. What'd he do, to shoot himself, I mean? | Who the knows? Musta slipped or something. I just heard the gun go off. |
Who the knows? Musta slipped or something. I just heard the gun go off. | I never seen a man shot before. Not even in the service. Must be something. |
I never seen a man shot before. Not even in the service. Must be something. | Well, I didn't actually see him do it. Like I said. |
Well, I didn't actually see him do it. Like I said. | Sure you did. |
Sure you did. | What? |
What? | Saw him do it? |
Saw him do it? | What the you telling me, Wade? I never seen the guy get shot, I told you that. |
What the you telling me, Wade? I never seen the guy get shot, I told you that. | You musta seen him get shot. I know you did. |
You musta seen him get shot. I know you did. | Let's get the outta here. You're not making any sense, man. |
There's your old twenty-gauge, and that there's the new Browning you was showing me last night. This must be Twombley's gun. Brand new. Very fancy tooling. Probably fired one time. It's a beautiful piece of work. But what the Jack, I guess you deserve it. Right's right. | Yeah. |
Yeah. | Twombley sure as won't be shooting it again. |
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