Killer Bees! Page #3

Synopsis: Sheriff Lyndon Harris of a rural Washington town tries hard to smoothen life for his people, while shark mayor Ditwaller is out to acquire property after bank foreclosures. Lyndon also has an ex who presses for divorce and two kids, who need his help, especially son Dylan, who is easily lead astray by champion imp Jared Wylie. After noticing a Mexican truck with bee hives and several unusually aggressive bee attacks, Lyndon take doc's advice to consult entomologist Riley Muir, who concludes it's the northernmost-ever case of Latin American killer bees. Despite more bee attacks, the mayor refuses safety precautions, giving sole priority to closing a deal with a distributing company at the honey festival.
Director(s): Penelope Buitenhuis
Production: Shavick Entertainment Inc
 
IMDB:
2.8
Year:
2002
96 min
58 Views


Hey!

That's Dittwaller's truck

He's going to get you

He gets everything

This is Dittwaller's truck

Have a nice truck, Mr. Dittwaller

Yeah, I'll handle this, Sissy

53 in a 35 mile-an-hour zone.

That ought to make your daddy proud

My father says those things ain't accurate

Is that a fact?

Come on, Sheriff.

I'm in the same class with Dylan

- Is that a fact?

- Yeah

Base to unit one, got a vehicle abandoned

on FTM 17 at the 11 mile marker

Looks like Zeke's

I'm all over that, Slim

So, can I go?

You can now

Yeah, Slim, it's Zeke's truck, all right,

but no sign of the old man

Zeke... Zeke

Yeah

Well, I guess your troubles are over now

- Slim?

- Yes Sheriff

I found Zeke

He's dead

Call the doc and tell him

to put his coroner's hat on

10-4 Sheriff

Dad!

I'm sorry about Mr. Gillman

Oh, sweetheart

I'm sad too. He was a good man

You know, in the bee world, the women,

known as the workers do all the jobs

Gathering the pollen... tending the hive

Well, that's a nice change

of pace, isn't it?

Hey, what are you doing here?

I'm watching Cassidy

Well, Dylan was supposed

to baby-sit. Help me

Well, she called me up

and asked me to do it

I can't believe I'm helping

my wife get ready for a date

It's not a date. It's dinner

Well, whatever it is

Your babysitter would like to know when

you're going to be back from dinner

Dad, please pay attention

I'm sorry, sweetheart

The male, or a drone's, sole purpose

in life is to mate once with the queen

after which he dies

Unlike us humans,

who die a thousand deaths

Oh, whoa, where are you going, cowboy?

Out

Out?

Out

Dad, relax. I'm going to meet up with

some buddies and jam, okay? Calm

He's hoping to scope out Nadine

Mind your own business, little sister

Nadine, huh?

- I want you home by 10 o'clock

- Come on... Mom?

11:
00

All right, 11:
00, but not

a minute later, you hear me?

Promise

'Night, Ma. Have a good time

You're too damn easy on him

- He's 16

- I know he's 16

Like you weren't staying out

late when you were 16?

Yeah, well, he's a good kid,

and I want him to stay that way

Oh he will. You just have

to cut him a little slack

Hey. Stay away from that window.

You're going to scare him off

'Night, honey

Dang it. I gave her that perfume, too

Where were we?

Hey. Hey, Harris

You want to ride with my posse tonight?

- No, man, I'm kind of busy

- Oh, come on, Harris

My radio's busted. We could

use some music, bro

Yeah, and Jarrod's singing

isn't exactly melodic

- Here are your fries

- Thanks

- Hey

- Hey. Ride with us

Two against one

All right, good

The sheriffs son's riding with us

which means you have to behave, Jarrod

That's right, sonny boy.

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Dana Hazen Stone (April 18, 1939 in North Pomfret, Vermont; believed killed June 1971 in Bei Met, Cambodia) was a U.S. photo-journalist best known for his work for CBS, United Press International, and Associated Press during the Vietnam War. more…

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