Blood Creek Page #2
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- Year:
- 2009
- 90 min
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ease off by Saturday morning,
despite cloudy conditions.
West Virginians may be in store
the first lunar eclipse of the year.
So step outside tomorrow night
and head down
to the county observatory
which will be holding a public star party
on the grounds
of Greenwood Elementary...
Evan, wake up.
Evan.
Evan, wake up.
Evan.
Evan, wake up.
Evan, wake up!
Evan!
Help me!
Vic, where are you?
Evan!
He comes home a hero.
You take him fishing up near Town Creek,
his family never sees him again.
Why didn't you save your brother?
Evan, help me!
Vic!
Victor, I can't find you!
Help me, Evan!
Evan!
Evan, wake up.
Wake up.
Evan, wake up.
It's me. Wake up.
Evan, wake up.
It's me, Victor.
It's me. It's me.
Who?
I need your help tonight.
I need your help. No questions.
Load the boat on the truck
for two days out.
Bring the guns
and plenty of ammo.
- Why?
- Don't tell Dad.
No one's to know I'm back
till this is done.
- Barbara and the boys...
- l...
I said no one.
Now hurry.
Wait. No. Let me check you out.
- Go.
- Are you hurt?
Go.
They know I've gone by now.
Who? Vic, who knows you're gone?
Go.
Just hurry.
Evan, what's up, buddy?
I need you to come over right now
and look after my dad while I'm gone.
Sure.
For how long?
Let's go.
Head to Town Creek.
We'll put in there.
To shoot?
You want out of this,
you tell me now
before it's too late.
You do this with me,
nothing will ever be the same.
You'll never be the same.
You ought to know that.
It wouldn't be right
if I didn't tell you that.
It's your call.
Let's go.
I haven't been here
since I came back
with the sheriff in Paw Paw.
That night, you see anything?
I didn't know if you were
ahead of me or behind me.
I did call it out.
Doesn't matter.
No. I want you to know I tried.
We got an hour or two
on foot up Creek Valley.
We searched every inch of ground
within 10 miles of here.
Well, you missed me.
Okay. Keep it quiet. There's a dog.
The father is leaving.
He's not going to be back until after dark.
Are you ready to do this?
You didn't say anything
about a family.
You want to worry about a family,
worry about ours.
You got to give me some kind of reason.
I'm the reason.
You okay?
All right, I'm going in.
The minute they see me,
I want you to cover the back porch.
Okay? You got it?
All right. Come on.
Where is he?
Evan, shoot!
- Vic!
- In here.
Watch her.
There's a girl upstairs.
Liese, run!
Run, Liese!
Liese, run!
It's okay. Don't be scared.
Just hide.
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