Stay Alive Page #3

Synopsis: Loomis Crowley is testing the underground game Stay Alive with his friends Sarah and Rex. When the game is over, Loomis finds Rex and Sarah dead in their room, and he is pushed by a shadow from the staircase, breaking the banister and hanging the same way he died in the game. Loomis' sister, Emma, gives his game to his best friend, Hutch. They, and his friends Miller, Phineus with his sister October, Swink and Abigail play the game together. When Miller and Phineus die the same way they died in the game, the survivors disclose that the game is based on the life of the evil Countess Elizabeth Bathory. She was buried alive in the tower of her real state in the Geronge Plantation. With the police chasing them, and after the death of October, the survivors reach the house and try to find the corpse of the Countess to destroy her fiend.
Director(s): William Brent Bell
Production: Buena Vista
 
IMDB:
5.1
Metacritic:
24
Rotten Tomatoes:
9%
PG-13
Year:
2006
85 min
$22,999,535
Website
851 Views


But. in order to do that.

you must stay alive.

- My God.

- I'm starting to get a little creeped out.

- Sh!

- Shut the hell up.

- Where the hell are you going bro?

- Just trying to figure it out man.

- What is that?

- Whoa.

- You guys feel them?

- Hell, yeah. Feel it in my pants, baby.

- Must mean we're close to something.

- Or something's close to us.

God, you better pull your weapon, bro.

- How about somebody do something. Swink?

- No, I'm good.

How do you kill her?

She's already dead. Look out!

When fear cripples you.

when death's shadow surrounds you.

drop a rose.

It will help you stay alive.

Right. It'll give us a chance

to escape ghosts we can't face.

Yeah, the undead can't cross

the twig of a wild rose.

That is what you learn when you read

too much goth chick-lit. Lay off the incense.

And the game's fun,

but it kind of moves along at a snail's pace.

Left, go left, go left.

Left! On your left! On you left!

Left! Left!

Goddamn it, you noob!

OK. and you eat my nails.

and you eat my nails.

Go round the mausoleum. man.

Nice. And eat this.

Come on! Sweet Jesus, these dead b*tches

are coming out in droves.

Miller. the Bathory tomb.

in front of you.

Do not close the door. man.

Do not close the door. No! Oh. my God!

Hello, Mumsy.

- Whoa, whoa. What's that?

- What's... where?

- Right there. Is something in that wardrobe?

- Oh, nice eye.

Thank you.

- Congrats, Abs.

- It's a secret room or something.

- Is that a diary?

- Yeah.

The one from the beginning

with the prayer in it.

- Miller. are you OK?

- Yeah. No, I'm good.

Are you in those tunnels again man? Because there is

actually no action down there. The doors are locked.

Well, they're open now.

You know, I'm exploring, tearing sh*t up.

- Ownin' fools.

- "Ownin' fools"?

- I'm telling you, my controller is vibrating.

- You'd better drop a rose.

Now I'm out of... I'm out of...

I'm out of goddamn roses, man.

- Tell us what you see before you book it.

- Some sort of sick torture room or...

God, man.

I just saw a flash of dead girls, or...

Goddammit, man.

- Man, she got me.

- One of the girls?

Some woman, and I think it was the dame

from the painting. You know, that countess.

You know, I didn't even

get a chance to fight her, man.

-OK, where's the torture chamber?

- I went through a secret entrance you know.

Hey, are you gonna try

and get back in the game?

Well...

Hey, is somebody out there?

- Miller. who are you talking to man?

- I don't know.

Probably some goddamn rent-a-cop

trying to scare the sh*t out of the living.

You know what they say. You play

the game too long, you start seeing sh*t.

- You know, or have seizures.

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William Brent Bell

William Brent Bell is an American screenwriter and film director, best known for his work in horror films such as The Devil Inside and The Boy. more…

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