The Ring Two

I wanna show you something.

What?

Have you ever seen

something so scary

that you had to show

to someone else?

I mean, like, you know,

a movie or something.

Well...

I've got the scariest

freakin' movie you'll ever see.

Now... A buddy of mine

actually turned me on to it.

And he made me a copy.

So... I did one for you.

You brought me here

to watch a video?

Well, two minutes. OK?

Two minutes and it'll all be over.

It's totally underground stuff.

- I thought we were gonna just...

- No, we will. We will.

You just gotta see this.

I'm telling you, it's...

- How about after we?

- No, you need to watch it now.

What's so scary about it?

You'll see.

Play it. Just play the thing.

Come on,

I got two minutes here, please.

Emily, play the goddamn tape!

- Hello?

- Hey, man, you made it.

I knew you'd come through.

You got somebody to watch it

Some stupid chick

from my school.

Good. I was afraid

you didn't believe me, man.

Now it's her problem. She doesn't

get someone else to watch it in a week,

I swear she's dead.

So, did you tell her what happens

or you just gonna let her

find out for herself?

Jake?

Come on, it's over, dude.

Jake. This isn't funny, man.

Emily?

- Emily, what the hell did you do?

- I played it, I just didn't look.

Come on, Aidan, let's go home.

It was the right choice.

No question.

Aidan, dinner's ready.

Damn.

OK, now, before you say anything,

I followed the recipe this time.

Just 'cause it doesn't look

like the one in the magazine,

doesn't mean to say

it won't taste good.

Those are great, honey.

Got a really good eye.

He'd be proud of you.

Thanks, Rachel.

You know, it wouldn't kill you

to call me "mom" now and again.

"Ma. " "Mommy. "

Something besides "Rachel".

Yeah, I like "Rachel".

Well, "mom" has its charms too,

you know.

But "Rachel"

is more your personality.

Really?

Well, Rachel declares dinnertime.

It's working out great,

don't you think?

All of this space and fresh air.

We have a yard.

It's really great.

Listen, honey...

...we didn't do anything wrong.

We did what anyone would do.

We started over.

You know how they can tell

you used to work at a real newspaper?

You're the only one

who closes your door.

Habit.

I wanted to talk

to you about my editorial.

Those changes OK?

Well, I asked you to copy edit it

and you rewrote it.

Just the part

about the bond measure.

That was the whole thing.

The bridge would get

the money, not the riverfront.

You know,

a big news day in Astoria

is a school board meeting, a car wreck

and a cat in a tree. That's big news.

You sure this is the job

you're looking for?

Well, I'm around for my son more.

In Seattle, I wasn't.

Good a reason as any.

I'm glad to see you're

settling in. I like the...

Max, while you're here,

have you given any thought

to that piece for tomorrow?

You know what?

Don't worry about it.

It's 442 Ridgecrest.

Repeat that.

It's what?

Ridgecrest. Ridgecrest!

I've talked to the medical

examiner. They're on their way.

Squad 19 to respond.

Can we keep

this channel clear?

- The police found a body.

- Possible homicide.

- Please, we should be so lucky.

- What are they saying?

"High school student, male, 17.

Address, 442 Ridgecrest.

Found the house flooded,

a girlfriend hiding in the basement. "

- Suspect or witness, they don't know.

- The guy was dead in front of the TV.

They keep on talking

about his face.

What about his face?

All emergency units,

area Astoria, switch to Tack Five.

Detective.

Detective, you have a minute?

Was it homicide or wasn't it?

You know how he died.

I just have

a few last questions.

If you could walk me

through it again.

It's just horrible.

So young.

No.

No, please, not here.

I found you.

We only made one copy.

Oh, God.

- Excuse me, sir.

- Hold on.

- Rachel Keller from the Daily Astorian.

- We'll make a statement.

- I need to know about the girl.

- We'll make a statement.

She hasn't said a word, has she?

You're welcome to wait.

Excuse me.

Watch your step.

Have a seat here, OK?

Have a seat.

I just want you to relax for me.

You can't keep her.

- Focus on the walls.

- We wanna take her.

- She'll talk to us.

- I understand.

I'm just gonna ask

a few questions. Please.

- Be right back, Emily.

- Thank you. Thank you.

All right. Give me his number.

Yeah. All right.

Emily, listen to me.

I know what happened.

I know.

Now, you have to tell me.

The tape.

Did you watch it?

Do you know who else

has watched it?

Has anyone else watched it?

Then where is it?

Hey, you.

Get away from her. Ray.

Emily, talk to me.

I want her out of here.

Now.

You can tell me, Emily.

No.

Not here, Samara.

Not here.

Honey, what is it?

What's wrong?

Look at me.

- OK? What is it?

- I had a nightmare.

That's all right.

We all have them.

Oh, God, you're soaked.

And you're freezing.

Let's get you out of

these clothes. Come on.

Aidan?

What happened in your nightmare?

I woke up and you weren't here.

You weren't here.

I'm here now, honey.

I'm right here, OK?

Listen.

All you have to do is call my

name and I'll follow your voice.

OK?

Even if I have to come right down

into that nightmare with you.

So tell me what happened.

I don't remember.

You don't remember?

I don't remember.

Honey. You heard me?

I've been calling your name.

I'm... sorry.

You ready to go?

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