The Howling Page #4

right behind...

What's the name of that Oriental girl, Jerry?

This is my wife, Donna.

- Get me out of here, Bill.

- Looky here!

Welcome to the Colony!

Charlie Barton, Bill and Karen...

- White.

- Neill.

Charlie's on our board. He put up

all the cattle for tonight's barbecue.

I seen you on television!

Thank you.

If you fellows don't mind,

I'm going to borrow Karen...

and give her the run-down on the Colony.

- Don't leave out the juicy stuff.

- I won't.

Come on.

- Let's get this boy some bacon.

- You say when now, Bill.

Can't go on like this.

Damn teeth are shot.

Hell of a note.

You want some?

Sure, why not?

What's in it?

It's good.

I'm Bill.

I know.

I'm looking for my wife.

Why?

Excuse me.

...opening up and letting it all come out.

I've found parts of me

I didn't even know existed.

Now you can see why I brought you here.

You won't be cold here.

- Speaking of cold, how is your bungalow?

- It's quite nice, thanks.

- We're neighbors.

- You are?

Tell me something else.

Do you miss the television?

Are you kidding?

I don't have to pin my hair up.

Are you kidding?

I don't have to pin my hair up.

Hello, Marsha. How are you?

Take this book back.

I don't want my brother reading it.

I think he said he'd like to.

You've done enough damage already.

- B*tch.

- No.

We can all learn a great deal from Marsha.

She's a very elemental person.

It's all that natural energy.

She's a nymphomaniac.

It's just that it's so unchanneled.

She has a long way to go.

Let me go! I want to end it!

Easy, buddy, just calm down.

This is the only way.

I got to end it, I got to burn!

Calm down. Think a minute.

You got to let me do it, Doc.

- Jesus.

- Don't worry.

That's one of Erle's favorite tricks.

He's just trying to get attention.

I want to end it. It just goes on and on.

You know better than that.

The old man shouldn't drink.

It really gets him loose.

Believe me, come tomorrow...

people will be so pleased

to see that you're safe and sound...

they won't think anything more of it.

You get a good night's sleep.

Everything will seem better

in the light of day.

There, now.

Bill, wake up, there's something out there!

Outside. Something was howling.

- Listen.

- The wind.

There was something howling before.

Okay, sure. Somebody's dog.

Not like any dog I ever heard.

Honey, you were raised in L.A.

The wildest thing you ever heard

was Wolfman Jack.

This is the country.

Come on, let's try to get some sleep, okay?

Good.

You heard something outside.

Why shouldn't you call the police?

I'm embarrassed.

I wish we hadn't even called them.

Look at this!

All the balls on my side of the court again.

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