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Demon of Paradise (1987)

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Demon of Paradise (1987)

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(dynamite booming)

- Told ya it was the same old sh*t.

- Pay him.

- You guys are really cleaning up.

- Okay.

- See ya, boys!
- Take it easy.

(boat engine whirring)

- [Man] If those guys keep
buyin' dynamite from us,

we'll make enough to buy another boat.

- [Man] Yeah, that's if they don't

blow themselves up first.
(laughing)

(boat engine whirring)

Hey, Snake, Mizzel, how'd it go, guys?

- Just fine.
- Huh, hey.

(laughing)

- Grab onto this, will ya?

- [Man] Yee, huh, huh.

- Hey, better hide snookums
here for us, f*cking sheriff

might spot her.
- Hey, Snake.

- Well.
- Woo!

Come to mama.
- Yeah.

- Here you go, boys.

- Woo!

- Business is hoppin' for sure!

- Yay!
- Come to mama.

I suppose you guys are
going back to the resort?

- Look, I don't want to
hear any complaints, huh?

You got your bucks, right?

- Man, we're sitting out here on top

of a g*dd*mn powder keg while you assholes

plop yourselves down in the lap of luxury!

- It's the contact point.

What do you expect us to do?

- There!

- We move and you're out of business.

Come on, Langley.

- Oh, what the hell!

Just sit tight, boys.

We're expecting a shipment of
materials later in the week.

- Just keep packin' them sticks, huh?

- Just make sure you sell
that stuff pronto, brah.

We don't dig no babysitting

no sh*t load of g*dd*mn volatiles!

- [Man] You tell 'em, mate.

(boat motor whirring)

- Come on, man, rig it up, you know?

(Molotov c*ck exploding)

- Damn, look at that!

We'll triple our debts!
- Big bucks, baby, big bucks!

- Beauty.

- Give me one, give me one, hurry up.

Hurry up, light it, will ya, come on?

(ominous orchestral music)
(monster growling)

- What the hell is going on?

(monster growling)

(booming)

(boat motor whirring)

- Dynamite fishermen.

- Damn idiots must have
blown themselves to pieces.

Let's go.

(ominous orchestral music)

(upbeat rock music)

- [Man] What happened
to our fishing route?

Why are the fish gone?

I say, it's Akua.

The great shadow is coming.

(speaking foreign language)

- Annie, Annie!

Annie!

It's Skipper!

(birds chirping)

- Using dynamite in the
river is against the law.

- We don't use dynamite.

We only fish the old way.

- You see anybody peddling
sticks around here,

you let me know, okay?

- It's those haole
b*stards, I'm telling you.

- It's Akua.

Akua has come back, driving the fish away.

- Oh, come on.

He hasn't bothered us for 50 years.

Why now?

- Maybe those lousy haole and
their dynamite woke him up.

- Tonight, we must perform the ritual

to appease Akua.

- Don't look at me, I'm going fishing.

- What do you think?

- Doctor Essex here is
the new local authority

on this papauli beast and other
scaly matters, right Annie?

Maybe she cal tell you more than I can.

- Thanks for the endorsement, Keefer.

I know you have a lot
of faith in my research.

- You sleep in here?

- No, I sleep up.

I am a herpetologist, reptile specialist.

What'd you think I was doing here?

- I thought you were a crackpot.

- Typical case of preconceived notions.

Just like my scientific colleagues.

Black?

- The only way.

- Rugged, huh?

- You know, I thought little girls

were supposed to be scared of lizards.

- I was always saving them in the garden

from my sister's cats.

Things haven't changed much.

- What do you want?

No jokes now.

You've been hunkered down
here for three months

and I can't figure out
what you're looking for.

- New species.

I wouldn't mind getting
my name in the textbooks.

- You won't find anything new around here.

All us thick skins, we're
all pretty workshop worn.

- You don't wanna acknowledge
the legends of Akua, do you?

- Oh come on, wake up.

You're not serious about that.

The beast, that's hokum!

- You know, you could do
yourself a favor as a cop.

- What's that?

- Learn the difference
between myth and superstition.

- Oh, yeah.

That is myth with a capital M, right?

- Sometimes it contains the truth.

- And I suppose you want
me to keep an open mind?

Sorry.

Cops are just suspicious pranks.

We're naturally skeptical.

- I don't know.

All the pan-fried toxic muck
we throw at this planet.

(dramatic music)

You never know what it
might throw back at ya.

(conchs blowing)

(singing in foreign language)

(drum banging)

(people chanting in foreign language)

(tense music)

(man speaking foreign language)

(traditional percussive music)

(men shouting)

(water splashing)

(traditional percussive music)

(water splashing)

(tense music)

(growling)

(traditional percussive music)

(tense music)

(traditional percussive music)

(tense music)

- Jump, Koby, jump!

(percussive music)

Get outta here, now!

- Papa, Papa!

(traditional percussive music)

(dramatic music)

(traditional percussive music)

(dramatic music)

(traditional percussive music)

(dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

- Come on, Keefer, slow down!

I wanna talk to ya!

Hey, I hear you got a weird
kidnapping down in Lahua.

- Something like that.

- I want you to take me with ya!

- Eat mud, news man.

(man shouting)

- Dammit!

- Well, quick, get an extinguisher!

- Oh, look at my car,
Keefer, look at my damn car!

- I'm looking.

God damn.

- Get this junk pile out of here.

- Get me a fire extinguisher!

- Hey, quiet out there!

- You're goin' down to Lahua, aren't ya?

- Maybe.

- Well, I'm going with ya.

- Oh, no you're not.

I want this obscenity off my property.

I don't want my guests
to have to look at this!

- Guests, you don't have
any guests, you never do.

She's goin' under.

The bank's about to slam
your door, sugar pie.

- I have important guests.

- Let's go, Ted.

Let's sh**t some pictures.

(man shouting)

- What?

Gah!

- For they last time, I want
this wreck off my property!

- Sheriff.

Boat's ready.

- I'm having this car towed.

I'm not kidding.

- How 'bout it, man?

Keefer!

Wait a minute!

(birds chirping)

Come on, Keefer!

Nobody else is on to the story yet.

Would you wait a minute, man!

Look, all you gotta do is give me a ride!

- Hop in.

(boat engine revving)

(boat engine whirring)

(camera clicking softly)

- [Cop] Hey, I remember her.

She was the January babe
in Connoisseur Magazine.

- [Cop] Hey, you think we
should fingerprint her?

- Hey, Keefer, remember our bet?

Reno, Nevada!

That's right, I dug it up!

Your story.

Dude was the High Sheriff of Reno.

Didn't know that, did ya?

Practically got himself run outta town

'cause there was a maniac on the tear

with a weird tool and
Keefer couldn't find him.

(man laughs)

Can't hide nothin' from me.

Think I ought to right up an expose?

(man laughs)

- Your shirt looks terrible, man.

(man laughs)

(boat engine whirring)

(birds chirping)

(camera clicking)

Look at those lacerations.

- It's the claws of Akua.

- Now, the last time the kids
saw him he was in the boat.

We'll look for the boat down river.

- No, no.

Koby says it was going up river.

- We just came that way.

We didn't see anything.

- But, you see, that's where it was going.

Moving upstream.

(birds chirping)

- Just a couple questions, Koby.

Tell me what you saw.

Come on, you can tell me.

- Ask him if he saw Akua.

Hey, he must have been one ugly dude, huh?

- [Annie] What do you want?

- Koby, did you see someone?

(camera clicking)

- Hey, that's enough!

What do you think this
is, some damn story?

(speaking in foreign language)

(somber music)

(boat motor whirring)

- It's a sizzler, man.

You're gonna go apeshit.

Aquatic beast devours dad
while he's trying to feed

his starving kids.

It'll burn your socks off.

No, I don't have a picture of Akua,

there is no Akua, man.

How can I get a picture of it?

Call your pals in Hollywood if you want

a snapshot of Godzilla.

How much?

Oh come on, man, that's not enough.

Give me 75.

75, that's all I'm asking, you cheapskate.

What the hell are you doing?

I'm trying to earn a buck here!

- Sounds like pennies to me.

Hey, easy with the phone.

(sighing)

Look, can we talk?

- Man I wish you'd learn to
keep your f*cking mouth shut.

- Huh?

- You shouldn't have told
the boys about the shipment.

- Why not?

- I just phoned Oahu.

- Yeah?

- It ain't materials, bozo.

It's the finished
product, stolen dynamite.

The mob men, get me?

They want in.

- No sh*t!

- Another phone call and
the deal will be set.

And I don't want Blue or
Snake to know about this.

If they start asking any questions

you keep real quiet.

- Hey, that means we don't need

those two turkeys anymore, right?

- Right.

I think it's about time we eased them

out of the business.

- Hey, look at that!

(light music)

- Hi.

(banging)

Got a place to stay tonight?

- I got the front seat.

- How would you feel
about a plush bungalow

with a hot water bath and
satin sheets, and uh...

- What's on your mind, Cahill?

- I got a ripe deal for you.

- Mhmm.
- Listen.

Why scare away some potential guests

with some c*ck and bull poop horror story?

- Listen up, sweetheart--

- Instead, why not turn
this whole thing around?

Turn a panic into a party.

Make some big bucks.

Dream up some slick promotion.

I know you can do it.

- Lemon into lemonade, huh?

- Lakoa into Kaloa.

The way I see it, this thing is a cross

between the Loch Ness monster,
the Abominable snowman,

the bigfoot all wrapped up into one.

Mystery and mayhem will be the magnets

and if it works out, if it works out,

there's a full time job in it for you.

PR director for one of the
hottest tickets in the town.

(clinking)

- I'm in.

- [Man] Hey Keef.

- Oh, afternoon, Sam.

This is Dr. Essex.

She's new to here.

Clean the paddock to the boy.

- Come on down.

Just take a seat here.

There were deep cuts inflicted.

Immediately cut her to death.

I still don't know what
the weapon is or was

except that it was pretty crude.

This is the only thing we found.

- [Keefer] What is it?

- A fragment of bone or a claw.

- Oh, mind if I take this?

I'd like to run some tests.

- Keef, we're looking
at the first recorded

m*rder in Kahuna.

- Okay, thanks Sam.

Give me a call when you're ready.

- I'll be right back.

- Yes doctor.

- You okay?

- I took this job to get away

from this kind of psychotic bullshit.

- Maybe it's not what you think it is.

- Okay, I got it now.

You're gonna get a blast
of free promotional win

that's gonna blow your damn hair back.

- Can you guarantee that?

- Guaranteed!

People wanna hear about this crap

and I know how to tell them.

I'm a published writer, lady.

I got a bestseller under my belt.

- Is that what you got under there?

- I'm gonna file a
series of silly shockers.

The Demon of Paradise
chewing up the locals,

I'll make fun of the beast!

(crowd shouting)

- What's going on?

- They're leaving, I don't blame them.

- Just because of a m*rder?

I don't get it.

What the hell is this supposed to be?

- It's a carnivorous lizard
man of the triacic age.

About 200 million years ago.

It's also the missing
stepstone between reptiles

and early primates.

We still have the basis of
the reptilian brain, you know.

- Okay, I'm listening.

- Look, reptiles are the first
genuine land vertebrates.

They've been on earth longer
than mammals and birds.

They're survivors.

Up to now the crocodile was the
largest living known reptile

and it hasn't changed since the dinosaurs.

- Ugly b*stard.

- [Annie] It's a big eater.

- Look at the teeth on that thing.

- Light sensitive, nocturnal feeder.

Best time to hunt for it is at night.

- It's just a book, Annie, an old book.

And you're not a witch doctor.

- All right, look.

Will you at least help
me find the missing boat?

- Where are we gonna look?

- Like Koby said, up
the river on the lake.

- Okay.

Right, thank you.

(chill lounge music)

Okay, that's it.

Shipment from the mob's on the way.

Couple of days and we're out of here.

- All right.

- Let's go.

(whistling)

- Take a hike, spaz a*s.

- Come on.

(intense music)

(light music)

(splashing)

(bubbles gurgling)

(birds chirping)

- What's the matter with you?

- Look, I'm sick of this sh*t.

I'm going over to talk to Sheldon.

We gotta sell this stuff right away.

- Hey, pick up a couple
of six packs, will you?

- Yeah.

(tense music)

- Look, get back to the barge, right now.

- f*ck you, man.

- Look, I'm telling you,
don't come here anymore.

We shouldn't even be seen together.

- Well just remember what I told you.

You gotta get rid of those
crates but fast, you dig?

- I don't know what to tell her.

- Why don't you tell her the truth?

- I don't know the truth yet.

- Cahill!

- What?

- This is my nine point program
for total complete success.

- That's amazing.

(Ike mumbling)

Really stupid, that's
really amazingly stupid.

- Cahill, this is Annie.

Annie, this is Cahill.

- Oh hi, Annie, yeah, yeah.

I think I'm always in
LA, maybe was it spiders?

- [Annie] I know.

- What?

Are we suggesting that this
Akua thing is for real?

(laughing)

That's a hoot.

That's really priceless.

If I thought it was real,

I wouldn't be putting up my
own money for the reward.

- The point is, you might
consider quarantining the lake

till we get a handle on this thing.

- Quarantine the lake?

Oh (laughing)

Are you out of your head?

I have a very big tour group
coming up here tomorrow.

Ike, would you please
show them the way out?

It was nice to meet you.

(motor revving)

- Maybe she's right.

This whole thing could be a hoax.

Look, I haven't seen any
hard evidence yet, none.

- I'm on my own then?

That's it.

Well I think the beast
is up at the lakeside.

I'm gonna set up a little
camp right on the shoreline,

see if I can't catch it alive.

If I can.

(lounge music)

- So what do you expect
me to do, just sit here?

Hey, where's all that
coke you promised me?

- Already blew it all, toots.

Have a beer.

- I don't like this beer.

It's green, look at it.

I cannot drink green beer.

I'd like a pina colada please?

- [Bartender] No rum.

- Just have the beer.

- I want dancing, Ted.

I want real booze.

I want people, not gawking apes.

Take me in to Hilo.

- Forget that idea, it's too far.

- I'll drive!

- [Ted] Christ. (laughing)

- Excuse me.

Did I hear you say you
could use some nose candy?

- Do you got some?

- Honey, I got tons.

- And you expect me to believe you?

- Hey, do I look like a liar?

(laughing) Come on.

Follow me.

- Okay.

- Where did she go?

- No more rum.

- [Blue] (laughing)
Well we're almost there,

honey bunny, come on.

- [Gabby] I don't wanna go back there.

- What, come on, let's go.

- [Gabby] Where are you taking me?

Are you just trying to pull a 360 on me?

I mean what is this place?

(screaming)

- What's that?

- [Gabby] I got mud on my high heels,

and now it's on my pantyhose!

- It's all right, little prissy.

It's gonna be worth it.
- It's so dark.

- Come on.

Here we go.

Let me show you what I
have in here for you.

Let me show you what I got for you,

my little princess.

Right here.

- Yeah?

(screaming)

- Ain't that a beauty?
- Oh my god!

- Haha, it's all yours.

- I'm gonna die.

I am gonna die!
- Enjoy it, right.

Look at that.

And this here, this
here's my partner Snake.

Hey, man.

You know what I got in there?

It's the dream girl from the skin rag.

- Oh man, what'd you bring her here for?

- What's bugging you?

- Man, I keep hearing something
sloshing around out there.

- Oh my god!

Hey, come on!

Come on, let's get high, Snake.

Come on!

- Yeah.

Yeah, haha, woohoo!

(monster growling)

- Blue, get the hell out here!

- What?

- You see anything out there?

(tense music)

(monster growling)

- Go get the girl, get her out of here.

- The girl's gone.

- [Blue] What?

- She stole our coke, man.

- Damn!

I'll tear up her butt if
I can get my hands on her.

(monster growling)

(shotgun booming)

(fire crackling)

(booming)

- Must have been their factory.

- What do you think happened?

- Blew up in their faces.

- Hey Keefer, there's a boat over here.

- Find out who owns it.

(revving)

(people chattering and cheering)

- Welcome to paradise!

Guest registration is just over there.

Cabanas are on your left,
dining rooms on your right.

And water sports are straight ahead.

Oh don't forget, tomorrow we're staging

our first annual beast egg hunt.

You might win a free vacation (laughing)

Aloha!

- Listen, what's all these gory stories

I've been hearing about a
couple killings out here?

- Don't worry about it.

There's nothing to it.

- Really?

- Come on Jack, it's just part of the fun.

Don't you know a good
gimmick when you see one?

- f*ck man, we lost a whole investment.

We're gonna have to start
all over from the ground up.

- Yeah well at least the mob's into this.

Hey, what's going on?

(tourists chattering)

- This place is fabulous.

I've never heard of it before.

Hi, I'm Luisa.

- Ike Baskerville, want a banana?

(laughing)

- Man, this is where we take delivery.

We gotta stay put right
here or we forfeit the deal.

We'll be okay.

The more people show up,
the less we stick out.

Come on.

(guests chattering)

(light tropical music)

(jetski buzzing)

- Dammit Cahill, you should have told me.

I'm in the middle of a
m*rder investigation.

My men don't have time to handle an influx

of tourists like this.

- Do you wanna keep your job?

Then you better find the time.

'Cause that's what the
people of this island

are paying you for.

Oh, one other thing.

We'd like an officer around
here making the rounds

for the safety of my guests.

(tourists cheering)

(tense music)

(crickets chirping)

- Keefer.

What are you doing here?

- I was going to ask you the same thing.

- Sometimes you sound just like a cop.

- What were you up to
out on the lake today?

- Grabbing specimens.

- Find what you're looking for?

- You know you've got a
rough ride in front of you.

- Okay, okay.

Let's say the damn thing is alive.

What about reproduction?

- Reproduction?

- Yeah, reproduction.

- Similar to humans.

- No kidding.

- The eggs are fertilized
inside the female.

- Well we've got anything to worry about?

I mean one of these
dudes in the neighborhood

ought to be plenty.

- Takes two to reproduce, doesn't it?

I always wanted to kiss
a man in a cowboy hat.

(splashing)

Do you hear that?

(screaming)

(screaming)

- Look at, the lunatic and the widower.

- Oh Ike, you as*h*le.

- Don't get hahoo, man.

What are you so jumpy for?

- Come on, I'll buy you a drink.

- Where were we now, let's see.

Come on.

- Hooray, come on!

- Here we go, come on.

Giddyap, giddyap, giddyap.

- No wait wait.

I wanna ride the boat,
I wanna ride the boat.

- The boat?

- Put me down, put me down.

- The boat quick, yeah.

- Empty already?

- Did he just say you were a widower?

- Yeah and he also called you a lunatic.

- I'm meeting you because I paid.

I know I didn't pay for it.

- Oh god.

I cannot work.

- What?

- I'm like, I'm just totally spent.

I'm too strung out.

- Gabby, listen.

We've gotta finish up.

Look, I'm under pressure from the mag.

We spent too much cash on this already,

and there's not enough to show for it.

- So?

- Tomorrow I'll hire a boat.

How's that grab you?

- You mean go out on the lake?

- Uh huh.

- We could get some great shots.

And then we can get zapped

and then we could get skinny.

- We are not getting
stoned, we gotta work.

- Oh come on.

Maybe just a little.

- Oh sh*t.

(laughing)

- [Ike] Just a minute, hold still.

(bubbling)

(splashing)

- What was that?

(growling)

(screaming)

- Help, help!

(tense music)

- No!

Oh my god.

- I got news for you, Cahill.

You got a dead man on the
beach, and a missing girl.

Now there's a threat to your guests.

- Why don't we just step into my office

for a moment, Sheriff?

- I hear something happened
out on the lake last night.

Is there a problem?

- Just a boating accident, excuse me.

- [Keefer] A boating accident?

- Yeah, they were fooling
around in an outpour.

Ike fell out, got caught up in the blades.

She probably got scared and ran off.

- Listen carefully, Cahill.

There's a threat and
I'm shutting you down.

- Show me a court order to shut me down.

- Miss Cahill, there's
very real danger here.

- There is no danger.

- I happen to believe this is a result

of an animal attack.

- Oh god, do I have to
listen to this woman?

- Look, I think there's
a psycho on the loose

but whoever it is--

- I'm telling you Keefer, if I'm right

this thing is not confined to water.

And it can exist for half
an hour or longer on land.

- Oh I suppose it could
just waltz right in here

and make a phone call too.

- I'd like to see that.

- Listen, Cahill, you're going
to have to face the facts.

- I'll face them!

But I'm not going to
swallow this obscene crap.

Business is booming

for the first time since
I bought this place.

I'm not gonna let you railroad me.

- Cahill, close the lake.

Close the resort.

Get the people out of here!

- Is this woman here on
an official capacity?

I don't wanna see you in here again.

- You're not gonna shut her down.

- How do I get a closure?

Possible attack by mythical beast?

- What does it take,
more blood on the beach?

And your psycho theory
doesn't hold water, man.

It's replay of a game you've already lost.

- Well maybe it's a little
more cold blooded than that.

Maybe Ike knew something
and the girl was just

unlucky enough to have been
there at the wrong time.

- It's cold blooded, all right.

- See that guy?

- Yeah.

- Check him out.

(car ignition firing)

(chattering)

- All right people, listen up, listen up.

Last night, the big bad beast, Akua,

great shadow under the water

laid a few eggs on the lawn.

- Really?

- Your job is to round them up.

But get this, the one
who finds the grade A

special jumbo Akua egg
wins the free vacation.

(cheering)

- Hey, what does it look like?

- You'll know it when
you see it, believe me.

But be careful.

Akua don't like it when
you mess with his goodies.

(crowd oohing)

So watch out, he could
be lurking somewhere.

Okay, go for it!

(light music)

(tourist laughing)

Be careful, you'll scare the tikis.

That's the second prize,
free dinner and drinks.

(growling)

(woman screaming)

Sorry folks, just another zany prank.

(growling)

Oh no, it's Akua, seeking revenge,

protecting his babies.

- Uh huh.

- I got it, I got it!

- That's it, that's it,
you found the jumbo prize.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have
ourselves an egghead champion.

- What is going on over there?

- Stop thinking about that, concentrate.

Feel the lens.

- Feel this!

I'm tired of this.

I want something real.

Like a movie contract?

- You'll get slots of
offers once this comes out.

- But will they accept
me as a serious actress?

- They will, they will.

- I'm hot.

(splashing)

(camera clicking)

(ominous music)

Hey, why'd you stop?

- Nothing, I just gotta change the film.

(bubbling)

- We got something for you.

Look at this.

- What about the speedboat?

- It's registered to a mainlander

named Leon Shelton.

We checked with Honolulu and confirmed it.

These bozos are working partners.

Latest conviction, ill*gal
possession of expl*sives.

Jumped bail before sentencing.

- Well let's bring him in.

(somber music)

(dance music)

- Okay everybody.

It gives me great pleasure,
and believe me it does,

to present this prize
certificate for an all expense

paid weekend in paradise!

(cheering and clapping)

To a guy who looks like
he really needs it.

Here you go, Jack.

(crowd booing)

- This is it.

- Right.

What do you think, Al?

- Looks all right to me.

(tense music)

(energetic music)

(g*nshots firing)

- [Man] What's that, firecrackers?

- Those were g*nshots!

- g*nshots?

- Yeah!

It's for real.

- Hey everybody, it's a shootout!

(tourists screaming)

- Can't help this!

(Gabby screaming)

(g*n firing)

- Ah, Tom!

Oh!

Somebody please, let go!

Please, please stop, don't hurt me!

He's got a g*n!

Let me go! (screaming)

- Let the girl go.

- No way, Sheriff.

You leave us alone, nobody gets hurt.

- [Gabby] Come on, let go of me.

- Get that boat and I'll get the girl.

- Please, oh!

- Give it up, guys.

(g*n firing)

- Oh!

No, no! (screaming)

(g*ns firing)

(booming)

(g*n firing)

(Gabby screaming)

- Come on!

- Ah, let me go!

No!

(g*n firing)

(Gabby screaming)

(Gabby groaning)

- Back off, Sheriff,

or the girl gets it, I mean it!

- Jesus, ah!

Ah, ah!

(groaning)

(screaming)

(monster growling)
(Gabby screaming)

(g*n booming)

- [Man] Goodbye.

- Oh come on people, give us a chance.

- [Man] No way, no chance.

- [Man] Come on, start
the engine, let's go.

- Don't tell me.

- Sorry Cahill, I'm shutting you down.

(sighing)

- Just when things were looking up.

Dammit, Keefer.

It's your job to squash this lizard,

not shackle on us commerce.

I would like to reopen.

When can I expect to do that?

- Soon as we get this sucker on ice.

- And when would that be?

- There's no timetable, Cahill.

Governor's office tells me we
can't get the National Guard

mobilized for a couple of days.

- I can't wait that long.

We're losing momentum.

I want something done now!

Are you the Sheriff of Kihono or what?

- I'm not superman.

- I just don't wanna lose this place.

- [Keefer] I'll do the best I can.

(boat motor whirring)

- You going after the beast?

- Tonight.

- Take me with you?

- No way Annie, forget it.

- Look.

Movement and noise attract it.

But it won't hurt you
unless you provoke it.

Please try not to k*ll it.

I tripled the dosage.

- Not making any promises.

- Okay Keefer, I know you got a bum rap

against maniacs and monsters.

Don't take it personally.

(motor revving)

(clinking)

- You think this is
doing any good, Sheriff?

- I don't know, just keep hammering.

- Maybe we k*lled it last night.

I mean it must have took
a hell of a beating.

- More likely we just made it mad.

(tense music)

- What's that?!

- Start the engine!

(monster growling)

(g*n firing)

Start it!

- Let's go.

Start it, man.

Let's get out of here.

- Come on, start it!

Start it!

- What's the matter?

What's wrong with it?

- [Cop] Start it!

(growling)

(g*n firing)

- Mayday, mayday, we're under attack.

It's coming after us!

Big f*ck with big teeth, man.

Send help, now!

- Halt!

(g*n firing)

(splashing)

(growling)

(boat motor humming)

(g*n firing)

(monster growling)

(splashing)

- Keefer!

Keefer!

(growling)

Go!

- [Keefer] Get the hell out of here!

- You didn't k*ll the thing, did you?

Can't you do anything right?

You incompetent slouch!

- [Keefer] I lost two men tonight, Cahill.

- Well where are you going?

- [Keefer] Tonight, just going home.

(rotors whirring)

(booming)

(tense music)

- Chopper one, come in.

I can see you right now.

You're looking real good, over.

(booming)

(booming)

(booming)

- Give it another run.

(tense music)

(booming)

(booming)

(growling)

- Captain, down there!

(monster growling)

- Look!

(booming)

(fire crackling)

- We're pulling out, Sheriff,

but I'm leaving a token
force with you just in case.

But I'm sure the expl*si*n
must have got him.

- Then why doesn't the
carcass float to the surface?

- There's nothing left of it.

(thunder booming)

- Everything okay, guys?

- Fine, Lieutenant.

- How's it hanging?

- Everything's cool, Lieutenant.

(rain pattering)

- Warren?

- All quiet out there.

There's nothing moving.

Looks like we've seen
the last of that thing.

I don't think there's any need for us

to hang around here anymore.

We pull out at first light.

- Thanks.
- All right.

Johnson, Smith, sentry duty!

Rest of you guys, turn in.

We're out early in the morning.

(crickets chirping)

- [Annie] Want some coffee?

(sighing)

- Nah, they ain't gonna make it.

We gotta bail.

(crickets chirping)

(thunder rumbling)
(monster growling)

(machine g*n firing)

(intense music)

- What the f*ck, it's still alive!

(b*ll*ts ricocheting)

(g*n firing)

(intense music)

- The window, block it, anything!

(monster roaring)

(Annie screaming)

(g*n firing)

(monster groaning)

(shattering)

(g*ns firing)

(thunder clapping)
(screaming)

(growling)
(screaming)

- Cahill!

Can't help her!
- Oh God!

(monster groaning)

(intense music)

- sh*t.

Where is it?

Spread out, spread out!

- It just keeps coming.

- It's wounded, it's like a mad dog.

- How are we gonna bring it down?

- This is it right here!

Take your weapons.

Spread out, cover the perimeter!

- Ah, ah, (screaming) oh God!

He's got me, help!

- [Man] He's got him!

- Help me, please!

Help me someone!

(screaming)

(monster growling)

(tense music)

(roaring)

(growling)

- We have advantage in the daylight.

If we're gonna get him,
we gotta get him now.

(tense music)

What's up there?

- A cave.

- I bet that's where he is.

(tense music)

(bats shrieking)

(tense music)

(g*n firing)

(monster growling)

- Wait for me, then pour it on!

(growling)

- Wait!

(growling)

(screaming)

(g*ns firing)

I need to get closer.

(growling)

(g*ns firing)

(intense music)

(g*ns firing)

(booming)

- Guys, grenades!

All together!

Now!

(booming)

- Guess that's the end of it.

- You ever pull a tail off a lizard?

(somber music)