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Synopsis: The psychiatrist and host of the radio talk show Talk Line, Dr. Sonny Blake, returns to Rosewood Lane, in Stillwater, one year after the death of her father to live in his house. Sonny was raised with brutality by her father and is a traumatized woman that was submitted to therapy by Dr. Cloey. Sonny's boyfriend, the DA Barrett Tanner, helps her to bring her things to her new home. On the arrival, her next door neighbor advises Sonny that the paperboy is a dangerous weirdo. Sonny finds that the paperboy has broken in her house and might have killed her father, but Detectives Briggs and Sabatino do not believe on Sonny and think that it is her imagination. When Barrett is attacked and is missing, Sonny and her friend Paula Crenshaw call the police but he is not found in the house. Is Sonny freaking out or is the paperboy an evil being?
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Victor Salva
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
4.6
R
Year:
2011
97 min
61 Views


I told you I wanted to

take things slowly this time.

Ballerina first,

bear last.

You sure you

really wanna do this?

Sit out here in this big, old house?

Stay out here all by yourself?

What are you

looking for exactly?

Something that won't stand me up

on Saturday night.

What species?

My house already

has some cat doors.

This way.

All right, Monster.

Let's see if anybody

has taught you how

to use a cat door.

Monster.

Come on, Monster.

Food.

It's your food.

And now we go through the cat door.

Terrific.

Okay, come here. Come here.

Okay.

I'll go find you a cat bed.

I think I saw one in a box.

Okay.

Hickory dickory dock.

Please don't freak out.

What the hell

are you doing here?

What are you

doing in my house?

I had to tell you that your 10 days

are almost up.

I want you the hell out of my house.

I want you out now!

The free introductory

offer is about to expire.

Now!

Calm down,

calm down, it's okay.

Don't tell me to calm down!

Out!

Okay.

Going.

Move it!

You really should

learn to recognize

a good thing when

you see one, Doc.

You know, you really should lock

your doors and windows around here.

You never know

what might crawl in.

No!

Cam!

Cam!

You're absolutely

sure this is the kid

who called your

show last week?

Barrett...

Did he take anything?

How about your

underwear drawer?

My what?

Forget he's a kid.

I've seen cases like this.

These guys get real creepy.

Maybe he's a sniffer or something.

Barrett, stop.

I told you he was in my house last week,

and I was absolutely right.

I just wanna

hear you say it.

Let me see that cell phone.

He's not on here...

Just say it.

Could this be some kid you met

at the outreach center?

No.

Some junior pervert

you counsel there?

No.

How many kids have you worked with

there over the years?

Hundreds.

Yeah.

More than you can remember.

I would've remembered him.

Ms. Blake?

Sorry, but we heard the call

and recognized the address.

Come in.

Look, she got home tonight,

and this kid was in the cellar.

I'm sorry,

and you are?

Barrett Tanner, I'm with the District

Attorney's office in the city.

You called the D.A.'s office?

No, I'm a friend.

She thinks he's been here before

at night while she's at work.

And who is it we're

talking about exactly?

He was here last week

trying to sell me newspapers.

Who?

The paperboy.

Look, guys,

she wants to press charges.

I didn't say that.

So, you think that

he's a big fan of yours?

That...

You think he's stalking you?

I don't know.

Did he ever

threaten you in any way?

No.

Did he touch you?

No!

Your things.

Did he go through

some of your things?

He was in my house and in the cellar.

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Victor Salva

Victor Ronald Salva (born March 29, 1958) is an American film director. He is best known for directing the films Powder, Jeepers Creepers and Peaceful Warrior. more…

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