Blood Creek Page #3

I'll go calm him down.

Where is he?

F***! Vic, put the gun down!

Where is he?

Out front!

Run, Liese! Run!

Do it!

Get her inside.

Where is he?

- Karl!

- Don't look.

If you're going to kill him, then kill him.

Try to be quiet now.

Go to hell.

Why did you come here?

We're all going to pay for this now.

You saw everything,

and you did nothing.

Don't you touch her.

Shut her up!

Every time you stood at this sink

and looked out

at that black container,

you knew, and you did nothing!

- Nothing!

- I don't understand.

Why would these people

keep you here?

Dinner time, Liese.

He'll wonder why no one comes.

Where is he?

Jesus! Vic! Stop it!

This is my family.

My brother.

You have no idea

what you've started.

Tonight we'll see him weeping, too.

Tie them up.

What's in the container?

Just tie them up!

Stop ordering me around

and tell me what the hell is going on!

These people took

two years of my life.

My life.

You want to get sympathetic, Evan?

Don't shoot someone in the stomach.

It hurts like hell,

and it takes too long to die.

Go tie them up.

What is in that black container?

Look, I'm not here to hurt you.

I'll figure this out.

This is his doing.

Time doesn't touch us.

You're lying.

I've been 17 longer

than you've been alive.

What's in that container?

What you got today, Mr. Wollner?

Five crates.

Yeah, we can do that.

Cash or trade?

Trade.

I don't know how you keep it running,

but she sure is pretty.

What's she, about 1929?

Evan! Evan!

You got no reason to look in there.

I thought you were the reason.

Don't.

It's okay. I'm not with them.

I'm getting you out of here.

It's okay.

My name is Evan Marsh.

I'm a paramedic.

Look, man, they...

they jumped me in the woods

about a week ago.

I think I saw your wife and kids

look for you in the woods.

It's okay. I got you now.

Just do it.

Look, I can't do it with my hands.

- Be right back.

- No!

Hurry.

Hurry.

Take him down the river to Paw Paw.

Call an ambulance from there.

We can take him with us

when we're done.

- We're going now.

- We ain't finished yet!

We ain't gonna leave him

strung up in there.

We could do this.

Set up an ambush...

You inside, me in the yard.

He doesn't need to be

involved in that.

That man's got family somewhere.

All those times you asked me

what I did in the war...

what it was like...

Don't throw that goddamn war at me.

I said I was gonna enlist.

You signed up behind my back.

And I had to stay here

and take care of Dad every day

and have him tell me

how you're his f***ing hero.

I signed up because I thought

I could make it back alive!

And I couldn't?

You here are killing

old women and girls.

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