We Go On Page #3
- Year:
- 2016
- 90 min
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Regardless of the result.
Okay.
Now, I know about your fears,
but Phasmophobia,
fear of ghosts,
that's not one of them, right?
Right.
But you did fear ghosts.
I mean, we all did.
You mean when we were little?
Yes.
Like that, like a child feels.
That is the doorway
and that's what you've
gotta get back to.
That fear.
The borders between
when you are paralyzed by fear.
When you're powerless
because of it, like a child,
then the door opens, and...
a spirit... can appear.
You're going to try to
scare the sh*t out me.
(chuckling)
Yes.
When can we go?
Tomorrow night.
Where are we going?
You do that homework
that I asked you to do?
Homework?
the scariest place
I knew from childhood.
To come in with
something in mind.
Mrs. Grissom,
where are we going?
goddamn Temecula.
(Ellison) Well, what is
it about this school?
What happened there?
(Miles) Kieran Saville
was in the sixth grade
when I was in seventh.
Smaller than he should
have been, and real quiet.
He always kept to himself.
He died.
(Ellison)
Tell me about his death.
(Miles)
(Charlotte)
He went missing in July.
Rode his bike from his house
and didn't come back.
They had search parties,
town meetings.
They dragged the river,
remember?
(Miles) When they pried
open the locker,
Kieran was inside.
It's a small place.
No summer school, no guards.
And someone shut him
in his locker,
way up by the woodshop
on the second floor,
where no one would
come till Fall.
Whoever did it never admitted it
and never got caught.
I wonder if they still call it
"The Coffin Locker."
(dog barking)
I done night shifts
two dozen years,
and this is
the weirdest sh*t ever.
You got one hour.
(computer beeps)
All right, Mr. Grissom,
would you lift your shirt
for me, please?
It's all right, this is
not going to hurt one bit.
There you are.
Give me your hand, please.
All right, now lick that,
like you do before you
take a shot of tequila.
He's not licking anything!
No, no, no, it's
Monosodium Glutamate,
it's a salt, an amino
acid crystallize.
It'll heighten
your fear receptors.
Look, we've all three been
together the whole time.
I haven't gone
into the building,
I'm not going into the building.
I don't know what the hell
is gonna happen.
My job, all this stuff,
it is to give you
your best chance
to see what you
came here to see.
It's safe.
(wipes off hand)
Now...
you put these on, please.
Do not take these off.
You promise me.
I promise.
All right.
(muffled)
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