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Horror House on Highway Five (1985)

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Horror House on Highway Five (1985)

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(rock music)

- What's this card?

- [Gary] "La Justice".

"La Justice".

- Tough one, huh?

- Ah, yeah.

"La Jus"

- [Marbuse] Justice. Justice!

- Oh, justice, yeah.

It was right on the

tip of my tongue.

- Next card.

- Oh, I know this one.

"La Morte", and it means death.

- "La Mort". Love.

- Love?

No, no, it's not lo --

It's a skeleton!

- Look, he's smiling.

Love.

Love.

(tense music)

(heavy breathing)

(hinges squeaking)

- I'm not a crook!

Aah!

- Oh, it's you!

- Did you know it was me?

- No, I thought it

was Billy Carter.

- Come on, admit I had you

going for a second, there?

- I'll say, especially that

hiding in the bushes routine.

- Bushes?

- Yeah.

Hey, see that

suitcase over there?

I want you take

it out to the car.

Then I need you to go to

store and pick up some stuff.

I'm not ready to go yet, I

still need to take a shower.

(uneasy music)

(tense music)

(footsteps)

(thumping)

(mystery music)

(dramatic tense music)

Aah!

Ah! Ah! Ah!

Aah! Aah!

(chaotic tense music)

(expectant uneasy music)

(glass breaking)

(expectant uneasy music)

(wind chimes)

(expectant uneasy music)

Ah! Ah! Ah!

Aah!

Ah! Ah!

Ah!

- And the final

group will consist of

Louise Kingsley,

Mike Simpson

and Sally Smith.

Where is Sally?

- Probably late, as usual.

- Well, your project

will be the development

of the German V2 rocket

during World w*r ll,

and the influence of

the German scientist

Frederick Bartholomew.

As you know, Bartholomew

came to the United States

from Germany after the w*r,

and spent the remainder

of his life here

under somewhat

mysterious circumstances.

Louise, I think I know

of a secluded place

where you can

complete your project.

Right here, off old Highway 5

is the community Little Town,

which strangely was the

place where Bartholomew

completed his post-World

w*r ll experiments.

There's a small field right here

which would be the

perfect place for you

to complete your research.

- I'm sorry I'm late.

- [Leonard] Please

be on time, Sally.

- I Will.

Oh, excuse me, excuse me.

- I've discussed

your term project.

While Louise tries to

assemble the model rocket

I'd like you to interview

some of Professor

Bartholomew's former associates

- Oh, okay, I will.

- And, Mike, I know

you've been bu --

Mike!

I know you've been busy

but perhaps you could also

go outwith Louise

and give her some help

when she goes to Little Town.

- Ah

I was supposed to practice.

- Mike, if we complete

this project successfully

you don't have to

take the final exam.

- I guess I can go.

- Okay, Mike and Louise

will go to Little Town

to test the rocket,

while Sally remains here in

town to do her interviews.

(rock and roll music)

(door knocking)

(door knocking)

- Hi.

- [Gary] Hi.

- Leonard sent me.

- [Gary] Leonard?

- [Sally] He said that

you knew something

about Frederick Bartholomew?

- Leonard?

- Come in, come in.

I am Dr. Marbuse, this

is my assistant Gary.

- Hi, I'm Sally Smith.

- Yes, come in.

- I understand that you

have some information

about Frederick Bartholomew.

- Frederick Bartholomew.

I knew Frederick

Bartholomew personally.

- Well, I'm looking for

some information about

the development

of the V2 rocket.

- The V2 rocket.

- [Sally] Yes.

- I have information

on the V2 rocket.

Please, sit down.

- Well, I can't stay long.

- This won't take long.

The things I know

about the V2 rocket

and Frederick Bartholomew,

nobody on this planet

knows what I know.

This is your lucky day.

(food frying)

Gar)'-

Hey, Gary!

- [Gary] Yeah.

- You notice anything?

Smoke, the room is

filling with smoke!

- Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It must be steak is overdone!

- Maybe I better

come back later.

- Oh, look what happened.

It was on too high it burned!

- Get that thing out of here!

Please stay, the room

will be clear in a moment.

- Well, I gotta meet

some friends anyhow.

- The V2, Bartholomew.

I have all the information.

okay-

- [Marbuse] You'll come back.

- I will.

- Tonight, come back tonight,

I'll tell you everything.

- I will. Goodbye.

- [Marbuse] As soon as you can?

- Yes.

Goodbye.

It was nice meeting

you, Gary. Goodbye.

- Oh, yeah, I --

Pleasure is all mine.

- Don't let her get away!

- Why? I though she

was coming right back.

- She might not,

or she might bring

someone with her.

- Oh, no!

- Go down to the alley

and bring her up the back steps.

Grab her!

- Alright.

Where's the sack?

Where's the chloroform?

Oh, here's the sack.

Where's the chloroform?

- Here, here, here.

Get going-

(rock and roll music)

Are you f*cking blind or what?

(rock and roll music)

("From Here to Eternity"

by The Only Ones)

(playful active music)

(door knocking)

- [Sally] Hi.

- Miss Smith, so

glad you came back.

- Yeah.

- Please, make

yourself comfortable.

You look thirsty.

Why don't you let me make

one of my special beverages?

Be back in a moment.

(playful active music)

Here.

Don't screw up.

- How could I screw up?

- You could screw up.

You could drink it yourself.

Don't drink it,

just give it to her.

- Oh, I understand. I get it.

(playful active music)

Dr. Marbuse have prepared

this drink for you.

- You'll have to

excuse him, Miss Smith.

He's sort of an idiot.

- Why do you let him

treat you like that?

- What do you mean?

- I don't know,

he treats you like you're

some sort of inferior,

like you're a domestic

servant or something,

and you shouldn't stand

for it, it's not right.

- Well, he does.

And all the time

making fun of me.

- I don't think you

should stand for it.

- You know, he acts like

I'm a g*dd*mn moron.

And I'm not!

- No, don't let him

push you around.

- You're right!

I've been his whipping

boy for too long.

There's only one thing to

do in a situation like this.

I'll k*ll him!

I'll find that hammer

and I'll put it right

through his scull!

- No, no, wait a minute!

No, no, wait a

minute, wait a minute!

- Wait, that's

just what you said!

" [Sally] No! No!

- No?

- No. No.

What I meant was that you

should be more assertive,

you just don't let

him push you around.

- Hmmm.

- Could I have my drink?

I'm dying of thirst.

- Oh, wait, wait, wait.

Are you sure? Because Marbuse

doesn't make such good drinks,

kind of sour.

- Nonsense. It's delicious.

Okay, now remember

what I said, okay?

About, you know

- I guess.

(tense music)

(distant kids playing loudly)

- Kids outside, always

making a racket.

Don't they have

anything better to do?

Get ready.

- Ready?

For what?

(slow uneasy music)

- A rare tropical drug.

Sour though, did I

put it in your sugar?

I must go help Gary.

(slow uneasy music)

- What's this? An article.

"Little Town. February, 1956.

"Rocket scientist disappears.

"Federal authorities are

seeking Frederick Bartholomew,

"German rocket scientist,

"in connection with

a series of bizarre

"and so far unsolved murders.

"His house in Little Town,

which served as his laboratory,

"has been mysteriously vacated."

Hmm.

(rock and roll music)

(expectant uneasy music)

- Bring that stuff up here.

Don't go down in that door,

that's where they

kept Bartholomew.

(fast-paced uneasy music)

You stay away from that place.

(fast-paced uneasy music)

She's doing okay,

she'll come around in a moment.

You got that iron ready yet?

- Not yet.

- Well, it looks alright to me.

Come on, let's do it to her!

(speaking German)

What's wrong?

What's wrong with you?

Look at you, you've got a b*ner!

(speaking German)

- Gary, don't.

Gary, no!

No! No, Gary, don't!

Don't, don't, don't!

Gary, no! No!

Ah!

(speaking German)

- What's wrong?

Why did you stop?

- The f*cking thing is too hot.

- Of course it's hot.

Now, come on!

- She was screaming.

- You never heard a

little yelling before?

Alright, give it to me.

Come on, give me the iron!

(tense music)

Ah!

(tense music)

Oh, you'll hear

some screaming now!

- I'll use this.

I'll hit you With it!

I Will!

- It's cold.

Heat it up again.

(slow uneasy music)

(Playful music)

Gary!

(Playful music)

Gary!

(alternative active music)

- Sure is nice out here.

Not many houses though.

Hey, look, there's a house

over there in the woods.

There's another one.

(fast-paced tense music)

Ahm, from this road here

it should be up

here to the right.

(alternative active music)

(thumping)

(tense music)

What you do? Run over something?

My God, the chemicals, we

could have been exploded!

- Where are my glasses?

Where are my glasses?

Oh, no, they're broken.

(alternative active music)

- Oh, well, you get that ready.

I'm gonna take a look around,

see what I can see

on this hill up here.

(alternative active music)

- What you let her loose for?

- Well, she should be free,

not in shackles.

- [Marbuse] She'll

only run away again.

- It's for your own good.

- The time is right,

we can't delay.

- [Gary] Let her rest.

- Bartholomew is around.

I can feel him!

- I thought he was dead.

- You can't speak of someone

like that being dead.

Now, we've got to

do the ceremony.

- Well, we don't

have to use her.

- It says right

here in the book.

We gotta start

with a live person.

- Let her rest.

(relaxing music)

- [Louise] How you doing?

okay-

lguess.

The hell is this dead cat for?

- [Louise] Dead cat?

- There's a dead cat in here,

it's cut up, disemboweled.

Who put it here?

- Dead cat?

I certainly didn't.

- Geez, it's dark out.

There's no stars out tonight.

Where's the garbage can at?

- Over there, by

the street light.

- You know, Bartholomew

used to do stuff like this.

Cut up animals,

people too.

- Please throw it away.

(expectant music)

(tense music)

- Hey, Louise,

there's a dead guy

in the trash can back there.

- A dead man?

In the trash can?

- Come on, see for yourself!

(tense music)

Look, let's go back to town.

We can finish the test tomorrow.

I don't wanna stay

here another night.

I'll drive.

(engine failing to start)

There's oil leaking

all over the place,

something is busted.

Oh, man.

- So we'll stay here.

(expectant music)

(rock and roll music)

- My dad says that

a college degree

is as important as the

high school diploma was

when he was a kid.

- Hey, Joe, tell your Dad

to eat sh*t.

(rock and roll music)

Hey, Joe, you're

going kind of fast,

you better slow down.

- I'm full of hot beer

and I'm ready to go.

(tires screeching)

Who does that dope think he is?

Standing on the road like that?

Hey, jerk!

Get out of the way!

He gave me the fingeroo!

I think he is!

- No, he's standing there,

he's not doing anything.

- Get out of the road,

you f*cking zombie!

Hey, I'm gonna f*ck you, man.

You gotta be the

biggest, dumbest,

ugliest, most f*cked

up I've ever seen.

Look at him!

He don't do nothing,

he don't say nothing.

- You better be careful.

He's a big mother.

- What the hell?

Oh, just, just wait

a minute, friend.

Don't get riled, you know?

Just have a little fun.

Whoa, whoa, wait, wait!

Whoa, whoa! No, hey, man!

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Hey!

Hey!

Oh, sh*t! Oh!

Oh, Oh!Ah!

Ah!

(rock and roll music)

(slow funny music)

(fast-paced tense music)

(tires screeching)

(thumping)

- What's wrong with you?

You just ran that guy over!

You must have a low IQ!

You can't be dead.

Oh, Jesus.

(tense music)

You can't be alive.

(tense music)

(expectant music)

- You know, I was

at the library today

reading about Bartholomew.

You know what they say?

They say that back in the '60s

when the government

got through with him

that he flipped out, he

became this LSD guru,

he started saying all

kinds of crazy things,

he got into black magic.

And then all the people

he was hanging outwith

started disappearing,

and then he disappeared.

People thought he was

dead but no one knew.

- You think that pot is

helping you to think straight?

- sh*t.

You're right,

this stuff is

making me paranoid.

Louise,

we got some chemicals,

you think we could make a b*mb

or something with the rocket?

- I guess we could.

Would that make you

feel any better?

- It certainly would.

There.

Anybody tries to

f*ck with us now

they'll get blown sky high.

- Well, it'll scare them anyhow.

- What, it won't k*ll 'em?

- Well, maybe if they are standing

right on top of the expl*sives.

Yeah, this will

make you feel safe.

Okay, you pull in the

back of this, ignite it

and then you let it go.

And this functions as a

rocket launcher, okay?

Very careful, don't get it wet.

- Alright, ready

for anything now.

(rock and roll music)

- Gary, look.

More bugs.

I figured out where

they're coming from.

They're coming out of my head.

The brain parasites.

Maggots are infesting my mind!

- Does it hurt?

- Look in my ear.

You see these little f*ck?

- Hmmm.

Nothing there either.

- How about my mouth?

UP top maybe?

- Nah.

- Or in my nose?

- Nothing!

- Gary, the f*cking bugs

are eating my brain.

That means I'm

gonna be dead soon.

Bartholomew was here.

His presence is all around.

Now,

let me loose on the girl!

- Where is Bartholomew?

- You'll see him when

the time is right.

Gary!

- With that maggots on

ohe brain stuff, huh?

You ever hear such a thing?

- No, I never did.

- Me neither!

I think you're getting

a little screwy,

but that might be more from

the hammer on the brain

than those bugs.

- The hour is at hand,

everything is ready,

and I have to deal with

impatient mind maggots

and a buffoon like you!

- Are you okay?

- Gary, let's get out

of here, let's get away.

- Just the two of us?

- Right, just the two of us.

- Well, I'd like that.

For sure.

But it's so

complicated out there.

So many people.

I mean, suppose that

you like somebody else.

I'd go nuts!

- I won't like anybody

else! Give me the key!

- I guess you don't

like this place, huh?

- Gary, we can go off together

to some place beautiful.

- I know what's wrong.

This place, it's a mess.

What a dump.

I'll clean it up!

Eh Marbuse.

What a pig!

- Well, can you take

the bracelet off my leg?

- Hmm, not right now.

- Oh, come on.

What's the matter,

you don't trust me?

- Not right now!

Okay?

Just not right now.

(rock and roll music)

Like that? A little music.

- Great.

- Me too.

It kind of cheers the place up.

(rock and roll music)

- Help me.

(rock and roll music)

No, what's he doing?

Help! Let me go!

- Don't let him take

her! Do something!

- I can't save the world!

- He's gonna k*ll her!

- I don't think he Will.

Well, he might.

Just don't think about it, okay?

Why aren't we having any fun?

(rock and roll music)

- Don't go down there.

It's your funeral.

(expectant music)

(expectant uneasy music)

Ah! Ah!

Don't! Don't!

Hey, relax, just put your

f*cking mind at ease, huh?

(swinging)

Hey, what are you, nuts?

Stop it!

(swinging)

Ah! Ah!

(swinging)

Ah!

- Let's go to those

houses down the road,

the ones I pointed out earlier?

Maybe we can get someone

to give us a lift.

- In the middle of the night?

We'll do it tomorrow.

- Come on, it's not that far.

- I don't wanna go

marching all around

in the dark with these glasses.

If you're so concerned you go.

- What? You'll stay here alone?

- Yeah, maybe that person

in the car will come back

and I'll be able to get it back.

- Look, I don't think we

should be splitting up.

- Stay here, then.

- Okay, I'll go.

Can I take the rocket with me?

- [Louise] Sure,

I should be safe

with all these little

bombs set up around here.

(expectant music)

- Hello.

Hello, anybody home?

I need to use your telephone.

I'm just gonna turn

on the lights here.

(expectant uneasy music)

Never mind, I'll use the

phone down the street.

(expectant music)

(crow cawing)

(expectant music)

Hello?

Hello?

Anybody home?

Hello?

(expectant music)

Hello?

Is there anybody home?

I need to use the telephone!

(expectant music)

(tense music)

(swinging)

(swinging)

(dramatic tense music)

(swinging)

(tense music)

(wood thumping)

(swinging)

(swinging)

(wood thumping)

(swinging)

(tense music)

(swinging)

(swinging)

(tense music)

(dramatic tense music)

Ah

Mmmh

(bushes cracking)

(tense music)

(bushes cracking)

(tense music)

(thumping)

(tense music)

(thumping)

(thumping)

(tense music)

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

- Gary?

Hey, Gary-

Gary!

You wanna dance?

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

Gar)'-

Gary, no.

Gary, no, I meant you

wanna dance with me.

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

Ouh.

I can't dance very well

with this thing on.

Why don't you get the key?

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

What was the dance

you were doing before?

Like this, like this.

- Oh, you mean like this.

- [Sally] Yes, yes.

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

Stop! No! No! Don't!

Let me go! Let me go! Let me go!

Aah!

Please, please don't!

Gary, no!

Look, Gary, stop!

Please, please!

Aah!

Facist pig!

("Psychotic Reaction"

by The Count Five)

- [Louise] Sally?

- Oh, get me out of here, quick,

before he gets

back! Hurry! Hurry!

- Where's the key?

- It's over there,

it's over there!

Hurry! Get it!

Quick!

Come on, come on!

(expectant uneasy music)

(tense music)

Aah!

(tense music)

(tense music)

(swinging)

(tense music)

(swinging)

(dramatic tense music)

(swinging)

(swinging)

(swinging)

(dramatic tense music)

(rock music)

(dramatic music)

- Oh

Hurts.

Don't pull the rake.

No, no!

Oh, geez!

Geez

Geez

Geez

(rock music)

(slow uneasy music)

- "Dear Gary.

"Before I go I must

tell you a few things.

"We are brothers.

"Bartholomew is our father.

"He is around here someplace.

"The last I saw him

"he was dressed up like

a former president.

"I know he was very

proud of Richard Nixon.

"You can waste your time

playing around with that girl,

"but I must be about

my father's business.

"Your reluctant brother,

"Marbuse M.D."

(expectant uneasy music)

(dramatic tense music)

(tense music)

(rock and roll music)

(slow uneasy music)

(tense music)

(expl*si*n)

(rock music)

- Oh

(uneasy music)

(bushes cracking)

(uneasy music)

(bushes cracking)

(uneasy music)

(dramatic tense music)

(expl*si*n)

(tense music)

(dramatic tense music)

("Hey Boys" by The Dictators)

(hopeful music)

(slow disorienting music)

- How far are you going?

Geez, you don't look too good.

Something happened to you?

- These people over the

hill, they k*lled my friends.

- They k*lled your friends?

Jesus, they look like

they tried to k*ll you.

You're the only

one that got away?

- I think so.

- Hey, I got an idea.

I'll pull over and

I'll call the cops

in one of those call boxes.

They'll know what to do.

- Oh, please do that, please.

(rock music)

- There's some really crazy

stuff on the radio, isn't it?

- My friends, the crazy just...

The crazy.

- Look, you don't look too good.

I've got some blankets,

I've got some hot

chocolate in the back.

While I'm making the call,

why don't you go

help yourself, okay?

- They k*lled all of my

friends, all of them.

- I got some blankets.

Oh, boy, I got some hot

chocolate back there,

it really burn the roof

off your mouth, man,

it really makes you go crazy.

(desolating rock music)

(tense music)

- No, don't, they're crazy.

Don't you understand?

(desolating rock music)

- [Driver] Hey, don't

forget the hot chocolate!

There's blankets back there too!

(desolating rock music)

(tense music)

(desolating rock music)

Pull her in and let's go!

(car engine revving)

(desolating rock music)