
Dark Was the Night
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- 2014
- 90 min
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(bird tweets briefly)
-(machinery groans)
-(chainsaw buzzes)
(heavy mechanical
thumping and grinding)
Worker:
Heads up.You the last ones out?
Driver:
I think Jesse'screw is still out there.
Worker:
All right, thanks.- See you guys Monday.
- Driver:
Later.(men chatter to each other)
- Jesse, come in, over.
-(static)
What, are you guys going
for a record, out there?
(static)
Come on, Jesse,
it's starting to snow.
(static)
Worker:
(radio) Look,don't think for a second
I won't hesitate to lock
you guys in for the weekend.
Stop screwing around, Jesse,
you guys aren't getting
overtime for this.
garbled static:
Help, help,help.
Damn it.
(ominous music)
Are you kidding?
Jesse!
Come on, you guys.
This isn't funny.
Guys?
(static)
- Jesse?
-(static)
- Is that you?
-(static)
God!
(blood drips)
-(worker pants)
-(heavy footsteps approach)
-(footsteps approach quickly)
-(worker yells)
-(glass shatters)
-(worker shouts)
-(creature snarls)
-(blood splashes)
(eerie music)
Sheriff:
I don't know.I'm not seeing any
tire tracks, Ron.
I had 23 horses
yesterday, I got 22 today.
I'm no sheriff,
but best I figure
that means one's missing.
The gate's kinda
low over here.
Could it've jumped over?
Ron:
Been raising horseson this land for 35 years.
Never seen one jump loose
without taking a section
of fence with 'em.
Just seems odd to
me that someone would
go through all the trouble
to steal one horse.
Take two men and a trailer.
Gates were closed?
And tied. I'm not an idiot.
So that's it?
I'm just out one
expensive animal?
I wish I could do more
for you, Ron, but...
I'm just not seeing
anything, here.
Number 88.
Last night all my horses
wore numbered bridles,
like this one, and this
morning I'm missing number 88.
Number 88.
I'll keep an eye out.
Ron:
I lose another horse,you and I are gonna
have a real problem.
I wouldn't have it
any other way, Ron.
(door slams)
He definitely
left that gate open.
Yep.
(engine starts)
Careful, now.
The old bastard shot at
the last guy she dated.
(Donny laughs)
(Adam plays piano)
-(car horn honks)
- Dad's here!
Hey, Dad.
What's up, buddy? How are ya?
Adam!
Adam, wait.
- Paul.
-(Paul sighs)
He forgot his homework.
Multiplication.
So New York's a
big city, right?
Yeah, it's pretty big.
So Why'd you leave?
It was too big. Too noisy.
Your, urn, your
mom's car's gone?
Yeah, she went to Florida
on one of those
Senior bus trips.
She was excited.
a conference with us next week.
She said they're on break,
so they can plan
around your schedule.
Sure.
Susan:
Paul, I, uh...I've been talking to someone.
If you ever wanted
to go together--
I'm not the one
that left, Susan.
-(car doors slam)
-(engine starts)
-(silverware clanks)
-(food sizzles)
Paul:
Ah, all right.Whoop.
That's too much.
(chuckles self-consciously)
There we go, I'm just gonna...
Rub that off like that.
There you are.
When can Mom come home?
That's a tough question, bud.
Your mom decided to go stay
with Grandma on her own.
She can come home
whenever she wants.
But she says you
don't want her to.
Well, I think what
she meant was, um...
That we both have
things to figure out.
Is it because of Tim?
No, it's not because of that.
You understand?
Yeah, okay.
Okay.
Are you all right?
Someone's in the back yard.
Where?
In the trees.
- Adam, come on.
- Adam:
Really.There's no one back here, Adam.
Adam:
I swear!
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