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Final Days: Tales from the End Times (2025)

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(no audio)

(intense music)

(electricity buzzing)

(triumphant orchestral music)

(triumphant music continues)

(no audio)

[Production Member] Ascend.

(tone beeps)

- [Production Member] Okay.

(tone beeping) (water splashing)

[Production Member] Okay.

- Think we got minimal wind.

- Speed.

(tone beeps)

- Can I say dammit?

- Camera A speed.

- Would you say dammit

if you were on the air? (Tone beeps)

[Production Member] We got slate?

Diane?

Hey, um, I think we might be

better off going with the boom.

This shirt is pretty white and-

No! I want to see people

coming and going in the distance.

We can't use the boom on those wide shots.

- Camera A speed.

- Camera B speed.

(Diane groans) (water splashing continues)

Okay, let's go on three.

(camera buzzes)

(tone beeps) (birds chirping)

You have been very vocal

on how the media has perceived

the Larouche Center since April,

when 13-year-old Vicki

Kelly's videos went viral.

She talks about how she was a prisoner,

and that other members were cultists.

She talked about polygamy and g*n trade

and brainwashing.

Brainwashing. (People chattering faintly)

And since then, other

people have come forward

and accused the...

We're done.

Looking up at you anymore for any reason.

Bring our report card home to you.

But I will say this:

As much as we talk about destiny here,

we also speak of that journey

as one of free will.

(birds chirping continues)

Let it go. It's gone.

Come here. It's gone.

We encouraged Vicky

to pursue her own destiny.

[Diane] A destiny of following?

(birds chirping continues)

(sighs) Diane,

from the time of mortal acquisition,

we have traveled a path of destiny.

This world has plagued us by

holding back our true power.

We are here to ascend,

to acquire,

to rule what is rightfully ours to attain.

[Diane] And you have been chosen to rule?

Oh heavens, no. I'm,

(laughs) I'm not that important.

Um, how do I put this?

I'm neither lock nor key.

I'm just here to, um,

hold the door open.

However, when that door does open,

we will be imbued with celestial power.

Nothing will be hidden

from us. Nothing will limit us.

Death will have no hold, and life,

life will be eternal.

(g*nshots blasting) Our

gift will be immortality.

(people screaming)

[Larouche] Hallelujah.

Well, I don't know where I am

But I know my destination

I don't know where I am

but I know my destination

I don't know where I am,

but I know my destination

Knock 'em down Christian

soldiers, knock 'em down

Well, the devil likes his

liquor and he smokes a big cigar

The devil likes his liquor

and he smokes a big cigar

The devil likes his liquor

and he smokes a big cigar

But he's always been a

real good friend of mine

If there's a hell way down below

I bet you see someone you know

If there's a hell way down below

I bet you see someone you know

If there's a hell way down below

You're gonna see someone you know

And we'll all have a f*cking good time

(static hissing)

(tone beeps)

(intense music)

(tone beeping)

[Diane] Vocal on how

the media has perceived

the Larouche Center since April

(knock raps on door)

When 13-year-old Vicky

Kelly's videos went viral.

(gentle music)

Jesus. It's about damn time!

(gentle music continues) (door slams)

God dammit dude!

I told you to get the black candles.

What are we supposed to do with white ones?

They smell like snicker doodles.

(sniffs) Oh wow.

They do smell like snicker doodles.

I'm sure the Dark Lord

will be nice and impressed

with the aroma he'll be greeted with.

Look man, if we're using candles,

we may as well use scented ones.

- What's the harm?

- You know, Ian,

sometimes I wonder why

I even bother with you.

Out of all the people

I could have brought into the fold. (Sighs)

Holy sh*t, is this it?

Is that what?

Yeah, that's it. And

no touching, all right?

It took me forever to find a copy,

and I don't need you

putting your grubby little paws

all over it.

I just wanted to see it.

Okay, well, you see with

your eyes, not your hands.

Didn't they teach you that in preschool?

Here, take this and put this on.

We're gonna be starting soon.

Tell me again Benny, what's the name

of the demon that we're summoning?

Asmodeus. (Eerie music)

That's a weird name.

He's the general of Lucifer's army,

the one that'll herald when the world ends.

I don't know if I'd say

he has a weird name.

Okay, but why are we summoning him?

Man, what's with all the questions.

We already went over all this.

I don't know.

I guess, I guess I'm just scared.

I ain't never summon no demon before.

(sighs) Like I said before, man,

whoever releases the

hounds of hell onto the world

is going to be rewarded

with life everlasting.

We'll be famous in every circle of hell.

We can ask for anything we want.

(laughs) Anything?

Anything.

Like money?

We won't need money anymore, man.

There's no place left to spend it.

Okay, well what about,

you know.

Ah, the honey dips, right?

(Ian laughs) The ladies?

Do all the ladies you want, man,

and they'll do anything you

want, and I mean anything.

(laughs) I do like the sound of that.

Yeah, me too, man. Me too.

(eerie music continues)

Whoa, that's really

pretty. Where'd you get that?

Craigslist. Silver blade.

Seller said it used to belong

to Alistair Crowley himself.

Cool.

Hey, don't touch the knife, man!

(laughs) I'm just looking at it.

Hey, give me the knife.

I'll be safe. It's all right.

I spent a lot of money! (Knife clatters)

(groans) Oh my God. Look what you did!

(laughs) Is this

supposed to break like that?

Shut up.

I told you, you gotta take this serious.

There's no time for fun and games.

(laughs) All right, fine.

I was just trying to have some fun.

(Benny sighs)

Grab those candles

and get 'em in position!

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

(pages rustling)

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

And don't stand behind me,

dude. You make me nervous.

Well, what am I supposed to do?

I don't know. Go sit down

over there, and be quiet.

I gotta recite the words perfect,

word-for-word, or it won't work.

(eerie music continues)

(intense music)

Dark Lord here our petition!

Dark Lord, hear... What's a petition?

Jesus Christ, Ian, it

means request, all right?

Now stop interrupting. I gotta concentrate!

Why don't they just say request then?

Why do they have to use such fancy words?

'Cause not everyone's

an idiot like you, Ian.

The people that wrote this

use all kinds of fancy words

to prove a point, all right?

Now stop interrupting and be quiet.

(eerie music)

(Benny exhales)

Dark Lord, hear our petition.

Dark Lord hear our plea. (Intense music)

We offer you purity untouched.

(sighs) Okay, so now we

need the blood of a virgin.

A virgin?

- Yeah, a virgin.

- What for?

We need the blood of a

virgin to offer as a sacrifice.

Weren't you listening?

Now hike up your sleeve

so I can cut you a bit.

You know I don't like being cut.

You didn't say that I have to be cut.

I'm just gonna cut you a bit.

I won't cut too much, I promise.

I...

(Ian sighs)

- Stop being a baby.

I haven't even started cutting yet,

you're already flinching.

No, I don't like being cut.

Besides, I'm not a virgin.

Probably wouldn't work anyway.

Bullshit.

I'm not lying. I ain't no virgin.

(scoffs) All right. Who

the hell have you slept with?

- Kathy Bigsby.

- Who?

I said Kathy Bigsby.

Kathy Bigsby?

No, I don't know no Kathy Bigsby.

Are you talking about Miss Bigsby?

That one old lunch lady from high school?

She's a wonderful woman.

She's so nice and she

always gave me extra dessert.

But she's old and she's fat!

That's not a honey dip at all, Ian.

- And she smell like tacos.

- I like tacos.

Jesus. I mean she's old

enough to be your mom.

- So?

- So?

(Benny sputters)

What are you doing?

You said you needed the blood of a virgin.

Yeah, and?

Well what about the girl you said you did

in Springfield last year?

You told me about all the

nasty stuff that you two did.

Let's just keep on going.

No more time for questions.

Let's just keep going. (Ian laughs)

Don't ask.

Stupid.

(Benny exhales sharply) (blood splashing)

(Benny panting)

Okay. That should be enough, I think.

Aren't you worried it'll get infected?

It won't matter in a few minutes.

Once I finish the incantation

and Asmodeus arrives,

all of our problems are gonna fade away.

(eerie music)

The blood of the chaste.

I, I think it's chaste.

Are you sure?

I don't know.

(Benny sighs)

The blood of the chaste, spilled for you.

The blood of the innocent offered to you.

The blood of the pure

given willingly to you.

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

We call to you! Hear our cries!

We call to you! Enter our realm!

Make whole your being! We call to you!

Rise up from the ash and

claim what is rightfully yours!

(intense music continues) (Benny panting)

Oh sh*t, it's working. It's working!

(Benny panting)

- [Ian] What's that smell?

It's sulfur and brimstone. (Yells)

(Benny yells)

- It smells like rotten eggs!

(Benny panting)

(Benny and Ian panting)

(Ian sniffing)

Well?

Well, what?

Well what now?

I thought he was supposed

to appear or something.

Um, I don't know. Just gimme a second.

Um, I'm not too sure.

We did everything right.

He's supposed to be here, um.

(scoffs) Well, I don't see

anybody here but me and you.

Oh, well no sh*t, Ian!

Goddammit, dude, I mean

we did everything right.

Uh, we got the blood of the virgin.

Uh, We recited the ritual.

We got the pentagram.

What the hell's his name?

Did I even say his name right?

Asmodeus? Asmodeus?

Dude, I don't even know his name.

I mean, we even lit the candles.

I mean, I don't even...

(eerie music)

It's the candles. It's the

g*dd*mn candles, Ian!

For Christ's sakes, man,

I told you 20 times to

get the black candles,

and you went and got the white ones

'cause they smell like

g*dd*mn snicker doodles.

You ruined this! (Knock bangs on door)

- Who's that?

- How am I supposed to know?

Well, go find out.

(eerie music)

(eerie music continues)

(knock bangs on door) (Ian squeaks)

Man, what the hell was that?

I'm nervous. I squeak when I'm nervous.

Man, enough of this p*ssy sh*t!

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

(door clicks and squeaks)

(intense music)

- Gentlemen.

Thank you very kindly for your invitation.

I, (sniffs)

(growls) is that sugar cookies I smell?

(intense music continues)

- Snicker doodles.

- Snicker doodles.

I love snicker doodles. (Chuckles)

(Ian squeaks)

(wind howling)

- Springville Lions, no.

Farmsworth Leopards

and the Springville Lions.

(children chattering faintly)

All right, still rolling?

(traffic rumbling) (car horn honking)

(tone beeps)

(upbeat music)

(audience cheers) (whistle blows)

We are here at Crockett

Park for the beginning

of the annual peewee soccer season.

Now, in the past there

has been a very bitter rivalry

between the Farmsworth

Leopards and the Springville Lions.

This year should be a bit different.

Joining us now is head coach, Carl Miller

for the Springville Lions.

We are really excited

about this year, Corrine.

Um, the parents and the

teams have truly come together

to make this season all about the player.

We are no longer keeping score,

and this year will be

all about participation.

(children shouting)

(whistle blows)

- Sounds like it'll be

a very interesting season indeed,

where every child is a winner.

Oh, and we'll also be giving every child

a ribbon and a trophy.

(whistle blowing)

(children chattering faintly)

Well, it certainly looks as

though there's a lot of action

on the field today.

- Well, it's been all fun

and no score

- here at Crockett Park.

- Corrine.

This has been Corinne Arnold

- for Channel 10 Action News.

- Corrine.

(microphone thumps)

- Corrine!

- Pack it up, Tim.

- Let's get the f*ck outta here.

- Um...

(children laughing)

- I'm so sick and tired

of reporting on these bullshit puff pieces.

I don't know, maybe

this will finally get us

our participation Emmy.

[Bill] Corinne, we are still live.

Oh, sh*t. Uh.

(upbeat music)

(audience cheers) (whistle blowing)

Why don't you pack it up,

get to my office immediately.

[Tim] Ouch. Well, I guess keep that up

and no one's gonna put

us on the air anywhere.

No participation Emmy.

f*ck. Just...

(Corrine laughs and groans)

You know, why should we

give a sh*t anyways, Tim?

Jesus Christ.

We've been stuck in this dead

end job together for 10 years,

and all they ever give us is dog shows

and peewee f*cking soccer.

Oh, you're k*lling me, 2G.

When the f*ck are they ever

gonna give us any real news?

You know, we used to

do robberies together, Tim.

Christ. (Sighs)

I'm almost 40 years old.

You know, I don't have forever here.

Did you just, did you just

call me f*cking 2G? (Laughs)

Seriously, Tim, did you

actually just call me that?

You know, I know what that means, okay.

People think I don't know what that means,

but I hear them talking.

I know what the f*ck they're talking about.

You're talking about

my big a*s, aren't you?

You talking about my big a*s,

huh? Something wrong with it?

My god, woman, you are crazy.

(phone dings)

2G, that's what everyone calls you.

- For what?

- It stands for two g*ns.

'Cause you come into every

situation swinging, you know?

Like, both g*ns blazing.

- What the f*ck?

- Now, I know you,

but that's what most people see.

(Corrine scoffs)

You remember, you remember

telling that responding officer

that it would've made for better TV

if somebody would've been shot?

Because it would've.

And what about that bank teller,

the one that wouldn't stop crying,

and you tryna throw a microphone at her?

She's a wimp.

So many good memories to choose from.

I'll take peewee soccer, Corrine.

Okay, Tom, you know what?

You have to admit, that

SWAT guy was a major p*ssy.

(sighs) No longer listening.

Hey Tim.

Hey Tim. Tim?

- What?

- Mother f*cking 2G

Never, ever do that again.

(phone dings)

(children giggling)

(tone dings)

Hey, I know it's been

like a long, long time,

and, um, (knock raps on door)

I know that some of that is my fault,

and I should've made

more time for you. (Knock raps on door)

I should've made more time

for everybody. (Knock rapping on door)

(tone dings)

Hey, is everything all right?

(camera buzzes) Was that your sister?

Melody, right? The A*F agent?

Yeah. (Camera buzzing)

Everything's gonna be fine.

(camera buzzing) Hey, uh,

you got any more of those gummies?

- Oh, you mean the free ones?

- Yeah.

No, I don't have more of those.

Gimme the keys.

Keys?

I'm driving. (Keys jingling)

Thank you.

(camera buzzing)

(child retching) (children shouting)

(child coughing) (camera buzzing)

Tim, hurry the f*ck up. (Whistle blows)

(doors click) (whistle blows)

(tone beeping)

(intense music)

(swords clinking)

(alarm blaring)

(intense music continues)

Why in the hell is

the live button on? sh*t.

(intense music)

(tone beeps)

All right guys, it's Hunter.

Some of you know me, but it's here.

And I knew it. We all knew it.

Like-minded individuals like me

who've been planning for

this, prepping for this for years.

We've paid attention, news broadcasts,

emergency broadcasts

all throughout the country,

the world even, and we've

known it's been coming.

All these cultists and these

regimes and everything else,

and so it's finally here.

And I told you, for all of

you who didn't believe me,

I've lost friends, I've lost family,

I've lost everyone except for those like me

who've prepped for a very long time.

And so now I make this

as a testimonial to you,

to anybody who sees this in the hopes

that I can teach you something

on how to live, how to move,

how to survive.

The end of the world is here, and it's now.

First thing, first, pack light.

Take the essentials.

Take only what you need.

You don't have to bring

anything chaotic, anything messy,

just the backpack will do.

It, it's now, you know?

Um, and we don't need g*ns.

Don't even think about it.

Other people, they'll use them.

But stay hidden, stay

quiet, stay low, but move.

Moving is the key and the essential to life

and your breath.

So knives, this is all you need.

Bring a knife with you.

You can hunt with this.

You can gather, fish, anything.

This is the ultimate

tool for everybody, okay?

And I've gotta go soon.

I've got, I've got other connections

and we're gonna meet up.

We have a great place

to lay low for a while

while everything collapses.

Riots, rioting, they're

imminent. It's imminent.

The economical collapse, it's coming.

So I can't stress to you enough, move.

Movement is the key to life and survival.

(Hunter sighs)

I knew it.

(camera beeps) All right guys,

I've been driving for about an hour.

Roads are unusually empty,

but I'm also trying to stay on

back roads to avoid any panic

that could set in at any point in time.

But it's here.

And I mentioned the

emergency broadcast earlier,

so listen to this.

(tone beeps) (alarm blaring)

There it is.

I just, I knew things were going on

and, uh, they even cut

the cell phone reception.

So that was coming.

I'm almost there though.

I'm meeting up with Nick.

We planned this out a couple months ago

outside of our original planning,

just to prepare for something like this.

But I should be close,

just outside the city now.

Just about to leave the

country, but we're there.

I'll start recording again

once I'm at my location,

but just wanted to give

you guys a little update,

let you hear that emergency broadcast.

(keys jingling)

(sighs) All right.

(Hunter sighs)

(objects rustling) (Hunter sighs)

All right guys, so I'm about a mile away

from where I'm meeting Nick.

Uh, I'm parking my car

just outside the woods

Uh, because vehicles are easy to spot

from really anywhere, land or sky.

Um,

I'm grabbing my gear.

Again, packing light is

essential to survival, and moving,

because movement is life in this scenario.

I've got my walkie-talkie

with a few-mile range,

I should be able to contact

Nick with no problems.

(birds chirping) A couple buildings,

but I've hidden my car conveniently enough

that hopefully nobody spots it.

My goal is to come back eventually,

uh, (sighs) if I need to,

preserve fuel, and, uh, just

in case anybody saw me,

I'm gonna head out here

a little ways into the woods

and I'm just gonna

keep on trucking along until I get there.

Lemme see if I can turn this camera around.

So I've mapped this out (sighs)

A couple days ago, just

in case I needed anything.

I've been talking to Nick for,

like I mentioned earlier, months.

Um, and so here we go.

(tone beeps) (footsteps crunching)

I've been walking for about nine minutes,

hiking through here.

When I parked my car,

it was about a mile away

from the location of meeting up with Nick.

(breathing heavily) I

figured I'd be a little closer.

Let's see.

Hey Nick, can you hear me?

[Nick] Yeah, I can man.

[Hunter] Hey, I think I'm almost there.

I parked about a mile away,

uh, went into the woods a little bit

just in case anybody saw me.

I don't know why I'm not

there yet. Uh, I should be close.

How far are you?

[Nick] I'm about, I'd say

about less than a mile out.

[Hunter] Okay, we should be getting there

about the same time then.

Have you heard anything?

Anything else been going on?

[Nick] I heard some reports that, uh,

buildings going dark, cell service is out,

and, uh, I think you should

like stay off the roads.

I heard they're bringing

out like the National Guard

and all that.

[Hunter] Yeah, I took

a few country roads.

I'm just a little bit outside

the city, not terribly far.

I think I'm outside of one

of the local schools here.

They have a wooded trail

that I was looking at a couple days ago

leading up to, uh, the meetup.

(machines rumbling) Hold on.

I don't know what that is. I

can hear people or something.

This sounds like machinery.

Um, I think I might be near a

clearing, though. One second.

(footsteps crunching)

I'm gonna divert off the path a little bit.

(footsteps crunching)

(footsteps crunching continues)

All right, this might

slow me down a little bit.

Are you closer?

[Nick] I'll see when you get here, man.

(alarm blaring)

All right, I think I've arrived.

There she is, in all of her glory.

(alarm blaring continues)

This is where I'm supposed to meet Nick.

Nick, you out there?

(alarm blaring continues)

Nick?

I don't have an answer.

Maybe he's just inside.

All right, let's hope the door's unlocked.

(footsteps crunching)

Nick.

Nick, you here?

(alarm blaring) So I

went up the fire escape.

(clears throat) Let me, uh see if you guys

can see me here.

(alarm blaring continues)

All right.

(footsteps crunching)

No one's upstairs. Check on down here.

Nick.

(alarm blaring continues)

(footsteps creaking)

(alarm blaring continues)

(footsteps tapping)

(locks clicking)

I don't want any unexpected guests.

I told Nick a little while ago

that we were gonna go up

to that fire escape. (Coughs)

(alarm blaring continues)

(footsteps tapping)

(alarm blaring continues)

I better watch my step.

Looks like it goes down to the basement.

Yeah, the basement is not where I wanna be

during the end of the world.

(camera beeps) This room.

(footsteps tapping)

(alarm blaring)

All right guys, I think

this is gonna be my home.

At least for a couple hours.

(sighs) It's hot. It's very hot.

It's gonna be my home,

at least for a couple hours.

Sirens are going off.

I saw a few people in town.

They looked, they looked

panicked, not prepared.

But for now,

I'm gonna stop this and

hopefully I see Nick soon.

I'm gonna try him again.

Nick.

(alarm blaring continues)

Nick. I'm here.

(alarm blaring continues)

(footsteps crunching)

(camera beeps) I just heard something.

I'm not sure what it is.

I don't know if it's Nick,

but (panting) I feel like I

gotta go and check it out.

(door creaking)

(footsteps tapping)

(footsteps tapping continues)

(person screams)

(footsteps thudding)

(door rattles)

I dunno what the f*ck that was.

(camera beeps)

Okay, it's been a couple hours now.

I haven't heard anything.

(camera beeps) I don't know where Nick is.

I don't want to stay

here anymore. (Panting)

I'm just gonna go.

(door creaking) (Hunter sighs)

(footsteps shuffling)

What the f*ck was that?

- Hello?

- (Panting) Help, help, help!

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

- Relax, relax, relax.

- They're after me!

They're after me. (Panting)

- Stop. What's happening?

They're, they're...

What's happening? Relax.

(lost girl panting) Hey,

you need to calm down.

What's your name? What's your name?

They, (panting), no, you

need, you need to understand.

- They're after me.

- I get it.

Hold on. Who's after

you? (Lost girl panting)

- Who's after you?

- They have, they have...

We need to leave. We need to leave.

- Okay. Okay.

- We need to leave.

(lost girl shrieking)

- [Hunter] Listen.

Hey, listen to my

voice. Listen to my voice.

- We're gonna leave, okay?

- (Panting) Okay.

- Okay.

- I need...

- Is there somebody here?

- No, they're here!

- They're all over.

- Okay.

- I don't know.

- Can you, can you hold this?

I need light.

- I need light so I can feel.

- Okay, okay.

- I need my hands, okay?

- Okay.

[Hunter] Just take this

- for just a second, okay?

- Okay, okay.

(tone beeps)

- Stay on me.

- Okay. (Panting)

- You're gonna follow me.

- Okay.

[Hunter] Ready? Calm down.

You gotta be quiet. We gotta be quiet.

Shh, just keep me, keep me lit, okay?

- Okay. (Panting)

- Who's he? Who's here?

[Lost Girl] They, they're

all over. (Whimpering)

Okay. Relax.

Just relax. You gotta be quiet, okay?

(lost girl panting)

I'm gonna get you out of this.

(footsteps creaking)

I'm gonna get you out of this. (Sighs)

- Just calm down.

- Okay. (Panting)

Calm down.

(lost girl panting and sniffing)

You're okay. You're okay.

Just follow me. Here, watch your step.

Take my hand.

Watch your step. Watch your step.

Here. Here.

There's a door right here.

There's a door right here.

(door rattling)

sh*t, it's locked.

Go back. Go back there.

(lost girl whimpering)

Follow me, follow me, follow me, follow me.

Here, give me the camera. You're shaking.

I need to see. I need to see.

(camera beeps)

(camera buzzes) (lost girl whimpering)

Hey, stay with me.

Hold on, hold on.

Watch your step here. Watch your step here.

[Lost Girl] I don't wanna go!

(attacker hisses) (lost girl screams)

(camera buzzes)

- [Hunter] Get back!

(footsteps thumping)

(Hunter panting)

(footsteps thumping)

(Hunter panting continues)

(alarm blaring)

(Hunter sniffing and panting)

What the f*ck?

(knife clicks)

(footsteps thumping) (attacker hissing)

(Hunter panting) (footsteps shuffling)

(Hunter groans)

(Hunter panting)

(attackers shriek)

Get the...

(camera buzzes)

Get the f*ck off! Get the f*ck off me!

Get off! (Camera buzzes)

(camera humming)

(radio hums and beeps)

[Nick] It's, it's Nick. Can you hear me?

(radio beeps) If you can, listen, this,

this isn't what we

thought. (Radio squealing)

Alpha point is a no go.

Fall back to bravo point.

I repeat, fall back to bravo point.

The radio. (Radio beeps)

(van thumping)

Oh my God, Corrine.

You see?

This is why we don't let you...

Hey, where are you going? Wait, Corrine!

Corrine, wait, wait, just hold on.

Before you go in there, let's just...

[Corrine] Tim, get the f*ck outta my way.

Breathe, please.

Tim, you're so far

out of your depth here.

Get the f*ck outta my way.

I'm about to get it all online.

Hear me out, okay?

I'm not saying you can't go.

Sorry, you shouldn't go in there.

I'm just saying you should

let me go in there first.

Yeah, I'll tell them I gave

you the all-clear, okay?

- Okay?

- Why?

(sirens wailing)

Just hear me out, okay?

You go in there, both g*ns blazing,

you're going to get us both sh*t-canned.

All right? Bill, he likes me.

[Corrine] Bill f*cking hates you.

Bill hates everyone.

Please don't say anything.

I caught him f*cking one of the interns

at the Christmas party.

I have a get out of jail free card.

[Corrine] Holy sh*t!

(doors clunking)

It was Desiree, wasn't it?

No, I f*cking knew that

little b*tch was a tr*mp.

It wasn't Desiree.

Brandy Lynn? Jesus Christ!

- I f*cking knew it!

- It wasn't Brandy Lynn.

She was sweet.

- Yeah, sweet piece of a*s.

- It was Daniel.

(bag rustling)

The f*cking camera's on.

Tim, why don't you,

uh, just go on inside.

I've got a couple

messages I could return here

and, uh, just catch up with

you in a couple minutes.

- Thank you.

- Okay.

(door slams)

(sirens wailing)

(Corrine laughs)

Daniel got himself a daddy? Classic.

(camera beeps)

Been in contact for the office in days.

I'm not gonna get extracted, sis.

(people cheering and chattering)

And, um, I'm not gonna

make it 'til morning.

(sighs) There's no way that I can. (Sniffs)

I shouldn't have had the baby, Corrine.

And then Dan, he f*cking bullied me to...

God, why the f*ck did I listen to him?

And, yeah, you were right. You were right.

Mom and dad

will need to bury me.

(knock thumping on door)

They'll need that. (Knock bangs on door)

Tell them, tell them my

remains are at the Larouche...

f*ck. (Camera beeps)

(sirens wailing)

(footsteps crunching) -

[Corrine] Okay. Okay. Okay.

(door slams) (people chattering)

You don't want no smoke,

don't want no jazz n*gga

Got the fully automatic

with the extra mag, n*gga

Super Mario, the way I smash, n*gga

I be going hard, Draco,

put your sh*t on blast, n*gga

Fifty thousand in the

f*cking stash, n*gga

(notifications dinging)

[Corrine] Log in your gear,

but just don't put

anything in the cage, okay?

What? Jesus, Corrine,

are you recording this?

Yeah, all right? I can't

afford to take any chances.

Now what if Bill starts

some sh*t or something?

I mean, I might as well

get my internet followers

to hand his a*s to him. (People chattering)

Corrine. (Scoffs)

[Corrine] Tim, you know that moment,

the moment that changes everything?

(notifications whooshing)

This is that moment, okay?

Get everything you can.

Corrine, I can't just...

Is this about your sister?

[Corrine] Well, I'll tell you everything

once we get to the van, okay?

(sighs) You can do this.

How many times do I have

to tell you? Landscape mode.

Out of my f*cking mind.

(people chattering continues)

(notifications dinging)

Corrine.

You need to hold up just a second.

We need to have some words.

Huh.

Well, I think that anything

you might have to say,

you can say to my 65,000 followers, Bill.

(people gasping)

You know, Bill, you might wanna

be careful with what you say

because you might say something Dan-ing.

(notifications whooshing)

Oops. See what I did there? (Laughs)

I meant to say damning.

(people snickering) (notifications dinging)

All right, everybody get back to work.

Phones away. Now.

(people screaming) Daniel?

(ax thumping) (people screaming)

(ax thudding)

(tone beeping)

(no audio)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

(gentle music continues)

(door creaking)

(footsteps thumping)

(door squeaking)

- Come on.

Uh, look around for anything

that might be useful, yeah?

Okay.

Why don't we just stay here for a while?

We can't. We'll be

too close to the city and-

I get it. (Sighs)

Find anything useful yet?

Theo, would you give me a minute?

I mean, we've been running for hours

and we just got here.

We don't have a minute, Alex.

We don't have time to rest.

We don't have time to mope around.

I mean, Christ, you saw

what was happening in the city!

We don't know what's

going on in the city.

Nobody does.

(electricity buzzes)

We escaped. We are here and we're safe now.

Yeah, for now.

Yeah, for now.

This is such a f*cking nightmare.

I have a surprise for you.

Something useful.

Nice.

This'll work better than our phones.

(light switch clicking)

Grid's probably down. Of course.

Check on the radio.

Look and, uh, see if you

can find any batteries.

Okay, um, AA? AAA?

(wood creaking)

[Theo] C.

(footsteps tapping) (Alex sighs)

(footsteps thumping) (Theo muttering)

(door squeaks)

- Hey.

(door squeaks) - I'm

not gonna be gone long.

Five minutes, tops.

Just keep looking around, okay?

Okay. But what do I do

if one of them, you know?

They're not out here yet.

(door clicks)

I'm not gonna let anything

happen to you, okay?

Okay.

I'm coming right back. (Door squeaks)

(eerie music)

(footsteps tapping)

(Alex breathing heavily)

Five minutes. Just five minutes.

(eerie music continues)

(footsteps thumping)

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(Alex panting)

(Alex sobbing) (footsteps thumping)

(Alex breathing heavily continues)

(no audio)

(Alex inhales sharply)

Hey, I think I saw...

- Alex?

- Theo, I...

Why? What... Stay the f*ck back.

Stay back? What do you...

Don't. Don't do it Theo.

You don't understand.

I mean, I get it.

Things are pretty f*cking awful right now.

But that's why we need each other, okay?

(Alex breathing heavily) Come on.

Just gimme the knife. (Grunts)

(Theo panting)

What's wrong with you?

What's wrong with you? Huh?

We made it, so I need

you to fight them, not me.

It's all over. It's not

worth fighting or trying.

- You don't know that.

- It's all gone, Theo.

Everything worth fighting for is gone.

Oh, so am I not worth

fighting for anymore, Alex?

That's not what I meant.

After all the sh*t

that I've done for you.

This isn't the future that I wanted.

- Nobody wants this.

- All I wanted

was a simple life for the three of us.

(no audio)

So what do we name it?

It doesn't matter.

Of course it matters.

I mean, that right there

gives us a reason to keep going,

to keep fighting.

You don't understand.

(Theo sighs)

You're right. I'm not understanding.

So help me out here.

Theo. I'm sick.

Sick, like what? Like one of them?

I'm not like one of them.

(Theo breathing heavily)

It's okay. It's gonna be okay.

I'm gonna get you help.

Uh, there has to be a

spot, a quarantine zone,

military base, something.

Theo, look around us.

Have you seen any sign of the military?

(radio static buzzing)

Power's on.

(radio static buzzing)

(voices crackling faintly)

Figures.

(radio squealing)

[Radio Host] Pittsburgh,

Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit,

Columbus, relocate and

seek shelter immediately.

The United States government

is issuing a ballistic

containment response.

(radio switch clicks) (footsteps thumping)

(door squeaking)

- Alex.

Hey!

(footsteps crunching)

Hey.

Wait, dammit.

Stop following me, Theo. Just let me go.

I'm gonna turn into one of those things.

Just get out while you can.

- So just leave you here?

- Oh my God.

Now's not the time to be a f*cking hero.

Just go.

(birds chirping)

Do what, Alex? Hmm?

Live in this soon-to-be hellhole by myself?

Please don't.

You know, you're the only

reason that kept me going.

I, I, I don't have a reason

to give a sh*t about any of this.

Just because I'm gonna

die doesn't mean you have to.

You don't know what

the future's going to bring.

I don't give two sh*t

about the future right now.

And if you're not in it,

what's out there for me?

Nothing.

(Theo scoffs) (birds chirping continues)

(birds chirping continues)

Where you going?

Let's just stay here, together.

I'm not gonna let you die alone.

[Alex] Do you think it'll hurt?

(sighs) Let's see. 15 miles?

Probably not.

That's reassuring.

So when were you gonna tell me?

I wasn't going to. I

couldn't look you in the eye.

No, not that.

The other thing.

(scoffs) I'm so mad.

Like, I had this whole elaborate plan

of how I was gonna surprise

you and it was gonna be awesome.

(Alex sighs)

- It was still awesome,

in a weird, f*cked-up kind of way,

(Alex laughs) it was still awesome.

Okay, so boy or girl?

I'd be okay with either/or.

(airplane roaring)

Honestly, actually,

I've always seen myself

more as like a girl-dad.

You know, like playing with dolls,

doing tea parties, that kind of thing.

Okay, so say we have a daughter then.

What do we name her?

I always liked the name Evelyn.

- Like your nan was?

- Mm.

Everyone called her

Eve. (Siren blaring faintly)

So I'd probably do the same thing.

They said a few

minutes, a few minutes ago.

I'm sure it'll.

(eerie music)

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

(eerie music continues)

(vehicle dinging)

So how the f*ck does this thing work?

(crows calling)

- Yeah,

they're already working. (Upbeat music)

The cameras are Bluetooth.

Uh, you turn 'em on and

they pair to my phone.

I did it when we did that

blow up sumo wrestler bit.

Yeah, that was really

f*cking classy, Tim.

Regardless, you turn 'em

on and they pair to my phone

and we can monitor them that way.

- All from your phone?

- Yep.

Modern marvels of technology.

You are so f*cking weird.

(voices on radio chattering)

- Corrine.

Corrine. Corrine?

What, what, what?

I need to know what's going on.

Like, what are we getting into?

All right, listen.

That video message I

got earlier, it was my sister.

(sighs) I'm pretty sure that

was like a goodbye message.

Yeah, I don't really know

what she got herself into,

but she mentioned the Larouche Center

As in Larouche Center, Larouche?

Yes, what the f*ck else

would it be? Come on.

Well, I mean, it's about time

the A*F or some law enforcement

got involved with that shady sh*t.

And that is exactly why

we are gonna be the first ones

on the scene getting the story, okay?

Just think about it.

Now we get this story, it's

gonna make our careers.

Get the f*ck outta this town,

(emergency alarm sounds)

Finally.

Okay, well obviously the A*F

has been in contact with your sister.

Don't you think we

should let them handle it?

- Well.

- Well?

Okay, so in the message,

my sister mentioned

that she hasn't talked to the A*F in days.

So what more reason do we

need to get there right now?

- This message is being

broadcast by the Department of Defense.

- Right?

- f*ck me.

(van dinging)

- Let's f*cking go.

(radio broadcast continues faintly)

God damn it.

[Radio] For your safety,

please carry out the

following instructions.

(tone beeping)

(rain pattering) (thunder cracks)

(door rattling)

- [Gramma] Honey, sweetie.

It, it, it's so dark in here.

(granddaughter panting)

Please let me out. (Door rattling)

Um, um,

I, I'm, I'm recording this

because the doctors keep saying

that, uh, she doesn't need to go to a home

and, um, she's, she's just gotten worse.

She's gotten worse and

worse since Pop died,

but tonight everything went really bad.

And now the power's out,

and I can't get a hold of my boyfriend

and I don't know what's going on,

and I'm, I'm scared for her

and I'm, I'm scared for me,

and I don't know what to do.

(inhales sharply) I don't know what to do.

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(door rattling)

[Gramma] I need to get out

from here. It's dark, sweetie.

(door rattling) Please, sweetie.

Sweetheart, please let your gramma out.

You always took such good care of me.

[Granddaughter]

Gramma, just stop, just stop.

[Gramma] Silly little b*tch. Let me out.

[Granddaughter] Gramma,

I know you don't mean that.

[Gramma] Let me our of here! Let me out!

(whimpers) I, uh, I locked all the doors

to make sure that, you know,

she couldn't get out and hurt herself,

and I don't, I don't know what to do.

I am so scared. I am so scared.

The last I heard from my

boyfriend was like four hours ago

and he said people at

work were being really weird,

and, and that...

(wood rattles) (granddaughter gasps)

(footsteps thumping)

Oh my God.

(granddaughter panting and whimpering)

(granddaughter panting continues)

(intense music)

(Gramma growling) (wood rattling)

(granddaughter panting) (thunder cracks)

(wood rattling)

(granddaughter panting continues)

(wood rattling)

Oh no.

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(wood thumping)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

Gramma? (Gramma sputtering)

Gramma, are you okay?

(Gramma sputtering)

Gramma?

Gramma, what are you doing?

Gramma? (Gramma sputtering continues)

Gramma?

Gramma. (Gramma sputtering continues)

Gramma, are you...

What are you doing?

(Gramma sputtering continues)

Gramma, are you okay?

Gramma, you need to stop.

(Granddaughter gasping)

(intense music continues)

(Gramma growling)

(granddaughter whimpering)

(Gramma growling continues)

Gramma?

(Gramma cackling)

(granddaughter whimpering)

Gramma, no!

(thunder cracks)

(panting) Gramma?

I wanna get out of here.

You're sick, Gramma.

I don't wanna hurt you.

sh*t, sh*t, this f*cking light!

(Gramma screaming and growling)

Gramma no! I don't wanna hurt you!

(Gramma screaming)

Oh my God!

(indistinct) so dark.

(granddaughter panting)

f*ck. No. (Objects rattling)

(Gramma growling)

(intense music continues)

Oh my God.

Oh God. (Panting)

(Gramma growling)

Oh, no, no, no!

No! (Gramma growling)

No.

Please, for me.(whimpering)

Oh, thank God.

(metal squeaking)

(rain pattering) (thunder cracks)

(rain pattering continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(whimpering) No!

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(footsteps shuffling)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(door rattling)

Oh f*ck.

(granddaughter grunts) (wood thumping)

Oh, no, no, no.

(granddaughter whimpering)

(granddaughter screams) (intense music)

(granddaughter shrieking)

(muffled voice echoes)

(door rattling) (granddaughter whimpering)

(muffled voice screaming)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(muffled voice screaming)

(Gramma growling)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(Gramma growling continues)

(intense music continues)

(door rattling)

(siren blaring faintly)

(sirens blaring continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(thunder cracks) (granddaughter gasps)

(planes soaring)

(sirens blaring continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(camera rattling)

(thunder cracks) (rain pattering continues)

(sirens blaring continues) I know, I know.

(granddaughter drowned

out by rustling boxes)

(objects rattling) Please, please.

Please say there's batteries.

(granddaughter whispering faintly)

Okay, it has batteries. Okay.

(granddaughter panting)

(objects thumping)

Okay. Okay.

(radio static buzzing)

(voices crackling) (planes soaring)

(voices crackling continues)

(radio static buzzing)

(radio squealing) (granddaughter panting)

[Officer Rocky] This is

Officer Rocky Michaels

with Reno Police Department.

Is anyone listening on this channel?

No.

[Officer Rocky] I say again,

this is Officer Rocky Michaels

with the Reno Police Department.

Is anyone listening on this channel?

[Hunter] Hello? Hello.

[Officer Rocky] Yeah, this

is Officer Rocky Michaels.

Who am I speaking to?

[Hunter] Hey there, this is, uh...

You know what? That don't really matter.

Who are you trying to reach?

[Officer Rocky] Anybody. Anybody.

I haven't been able to talk to dispatch,

or anybody at my

station for over two hours.

(granddaughter sighs) What's going on?

[Hunter] Well, uh,

take a look around, man.

sh*t's kind of crazy out there.

I'm kind of guessing that

these are the end times.

[Officer Rocky] End times.

Man, I've been out here all night.

I've been seeing some crazy sh*t.

I've had to put down a couple people.

Saw a couple of guys attack a old lady.

[Hunter] I've been prepping for this

and studying for years.

I knew this was coming.

I, I told everybody, but

nobody was listening to me.

I'm actually

- leaving in the morning.

- What is this?

- What?

- Prepare for this?

- What is this?

- This?

Take look around, man.

It's the, it's the end of the world, dude.

I, I, I can't go into it, dude.

(wood thumping) You could've seen this

coming from miles away. (Wood thumping)

In fact, I'm looking to

go... Gramma? Gramma.

Gramma, please stop.

- And meet a friend of mine.

If I were you, dude,

I'd get outta town. (Wood thumping)

Gramma, please stop!

(Officer Rocky drowned out)

[Officer Rocky] I can't leave man.

I, I have to protect my city.

I have to protect these

people. I have to drive around.

I have to see whoever needs help.

I need to tell people

they need to stay inside,

gather their loved ones, and stay safe.

(granddaughter panting)

- [Hunter] Hey, okay, I get,

I get where you're coming from,

and I didn't tell you this

before, but it's kind of funny.

I'm actually broadcasting

this at a radio station.

Look man, I know you're

a cop and all, but I broke in.

(sighs) Uh, however, I

need, I need to leave,

because things are getting kind of hairy.

I figured it's the least I could do,

take that burden and

throw it in the trash, officer.

I got you covered.

Look, man, I know you

want to stick around and sh*t,

but it's my final warning.

(laughs) You can't help

anyone else at this point.

And the number one thing I

think you need to remember,

I'm gonna tell you this with confidence,

is not to trust anyone

though. (Thunder cracks)

Uh, I wish you the best,

my friend. Stay safe.

Maybe our paths will cross again someday.

I dunno, dude, but get out of town.

That's all I can tell you.

Get out of town. Don't trust anyone.

[Officer Rocky] You know what?

You're right. All right, stay safe.

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(sirens blaring faintly)

(sirens blaring continues)

(intense music continues)

(sirens blaring continues)

(intense music continues)

(sirens blaring continues)

(intense music continues)

(sirens blaring continues)

(intense music continues)

(granddaughter panting) (thunder cracks)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(intense music continues)

[Granddaughter]

Okay, I can't see anything.

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(wind whistling) (intense music continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

Okay, okay. (Panting)

Okay, um.

(object rattling)

Okay, um.

Come on, come on. (Panting)

Come on, pick up,

pick up, pick up, pick up.

[Voicemail] The customer

you're trying to reach

is not available.

Please call back. 19 T2. (Thunder cracks)

The customer you're trying

to reach is not available,

please call back.

(dial tone beeping) (keys jingling)

[Granddaughter] Okay, come on.

Okay.

[Voicemail] The customer

you're trying to reach

is not available.

Please call back. 19 T2.

The customer you're trying

to reach is not available.

Please call back.

(dial tone beeping)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(wood rattling) (granddaughter panting)

(metal squeaking) (thunder cracks)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(granddaughter breathing heavily continues)

(thunder cracks)

(sirens blaring faintly)

(Gramma growling)

(granddaughter screaming)

(Gramma growling continues)

(sirens blaring)

(car horns honking)

(sirens blaring continues)

(keys jingling)

(thunder cracks)

(granddaughter breathing heavily)

(radio static buzzes)

(voices crackling)

(car horns honking)

(radio static buzzing continues)

(radio plays faintly)

Mom and dad, I, uh,

tried everything I could.

[Hunter] Uh, I wish

you the best, my friend.

- I love you guys so much.

- Maybe our paths

will cross again someday.

(thunder cracks) (granddaughter gasps)

(granddaughter screams)

(thunder rumbles) (rain pattering)

[Officer Rocky] Stay safe.

We'll make it through this.

[Hunter] You too, brother.

Uh, and trust me, there's

quite a bit of people

that heard this one, so

just don't worry about it.

[Officer Rocky] All right,

Officer Rocky Michaels out.

(radio static buzzes)

(tone beeping)

It was just hours ago when we received

a very frantic phone call

from A*F Agent Melody Arnold,

from somewhere deep

within these compound walls,

a compound known to the

locals as the Larouche Center,

a name I'm sure many of

you are very familiar with.

Cult-like activities have long

darkened the halls of the...

(expl*si*n blasts)

Holy sh*t.

(panting) f*ck this. f*ck this, Tim.

- Corrine?

- Get over here and help me.

[Tim] You gotta let the A*F handle this.

- Get over here!

- We need to go!

(gate rattling) f*ck.

(footsteps shuffling)

(thunder rumbling)

Do you think we'll be able

to see everything from these?

Not all, but a lot, yeah.

(g*nshots blasting)

f*ck. sh*t.

(Corrine panting) (sirens blaring)

(camera buzzing)

(whispers faintly) f*ck.

(sirens blaring continues)

Get your f*cking big

girl pants on. Come on.

Just f*cking go. Come on.

(panting) Come on.

(sirens blaring continues)

f*ck. I think it's this way.

(sirens blaring continues)

(footsteps tapping)

(camera buzzing)

Hurry, hurry, hurry, hurry.

(metal clunking) Holy sh*t. What is that?

(metal clunking)

[Tim] Jesus.

Oh God.

(sirens blaring continues)

[Tim] Oh.

- Fast, fast, that's the one.

- Jesus Christ.

Oh, what the f*ck?

Oh sh*t. Who is that?

- Who is that?

- Hey.

Hey, you okay?

- Oh my God. Who is that guy?

What are you, what are you doing?

(figure gurgling)

- What?

- What?

- What the f*ck is he saying?

- I don't f*cking know.

(figure gurgling)

- What's that?

(panting) What is wrong?

(Corrine screaming)

- What the f*ck?

- Oh my God! Oh my God!

- What are you doing?

- Holy f*ck!

[Tim] What the f*ck's he writing?

(Corrine whimpering)

- f*ck.

- Forgive me?

What did you do? What did you do?

- No, listen, man!

- Hey, hey, don't,

hey, listen, no, no, no,

no! (Corrine screaming)

(g*nsh*t blasts)

(Corrine screaming) What the f*ck?

- Oh my God!

- We have got to get

- the f*ck out of here!

- Oh sh*t, oh sh*t.

(Corrine screaming) -

[Tim] Please forgive me?

Go, Tim! (Panting)

(Corrine screaming) (intense music)

[Tim] Oh, what the f*ck is going on?

(alarm blaring)

We not leaving without my sister, okay?

We're to far in this! Oh no!

(Corrine screams)

(Corrine panting)

(alarm blaring continues)

- Stay behind me, Corrine.

- Okay, okay, okay.

What the f*ck is that?

- The f*ck is that?

- What the f*ck is that?

Oh sh*t, my phone!

(phone clatters)

[Tim] Hey! (Corrine screaming)

Are you, are you hurt?

(Corrine screaming)

(Tim screaming)

(figure growling)

(g*nsh*t blasts)

(tone squealing)

(alarm blaring) (g*nshots blasting)

[Tim] f*ck. (Panting)

Corrine?

Corrine.

Corrine.

Oh my God, you look like sh*t.

Wipe that f*cking trash off your face.

- What? Oh f*ck.

- What the f*ck are you doing?

Oh f*ck! f*ck!

- f*ck! f*ck!

- Come on.

We gotta get my sister, let's go.

- f*ck.

- Come on.

(g*nshots blasting continues) Go, go, go!

(alarm blaring continues)

Okay. Okay.

(Tim speaking faintly)

(figures sputtering)

[Tim] Holy sh*t.

Why the f*ck is he smiling?

(g*nsh*t blasts) Oh f*ck.

Get him! (g*nsh*t blasts)

(Corrine speaks faintly)

f*ck! Oh, my ears!

f*ck.

(alarm blaring continues)

Oh, what the sh*t? (Body crunching)

- No, no, no, no!

- Oh my God! (Screams)

(alarm blaring continues)

(Corrine whimpering)

Hello? Hello?

(bodies sputtering)

Come out!

I got a f*cking ax! (Bodies sputtering)

[Corrine] Oh, Tim, I saw it.

(Corrine screams)

(bodies sputtering) (Corrine whimpering)

[Tim] f*ck! f*ck!

[Corrine] What the f*ck is that?

- What is it, Tim?

- f*ck!

[Corrine] Tim, what

is it? (Bodies sputtering)

[Tim] Jesus Christ!

- Oh, oh sh*t, sh*t, oh no!

- Oh my God!

(Corrine shouting indistinctly)

[Tim] Oh my God.

Oh sh*t, I got it on camera.

- Oh no! Melody!

- What?

- Melody!

- What?

- It's my sister!

Come on, help her out. Help her out.

Get her out of here.

- Okay, get out of the way.

- Get out the way!

- Get her out of here!

You have to get the f*ck out of here!

(metal clatters)

- f*ck!

- sh*t.

- Corrine?

- Let's get out of here.

What the, what the hell are doing here?

What did they do to you? Holy sh*t.

No, stop, okay.

Listen to me, the A*F... f*ck the A*F!

[Tim] You guys, we have

to get the hell out of here!

Okay, come here. Follow me.

(alarm blaring continues) (intense music)

(Tim screaming)

[Tim] Oh God, f*ck this place!

(alarm blaring continues)

(alarm blaring continues)

- Oh sh*t.

- f*ck.

(figures groaning)

- [Corrine] Oh my God.

- That's our way out!

- Oh my God.

You gotta be sh1tting me!

Oh my God. Well, what

do you wanna do, huh?

Go back there, where that

guy was getting his as*h*le

ripped out by a demon?

[Tim] No.

(Corrine panting)

(figures growling)

- [Corrine] Oh, sh*t.

(alarm blaring continues)

(Tim sighs)

Okay, yeah. Yeah, let's

get the f*ck outta here.

[Corrine] Okay. (Panting)

(alarm blaring continues) (Corrine panting)

(bright music)

(alarm blaring continues)

(rock music)

(group screaming)

[Corrine] Would you hurry

your narrow a*s up, Tim?

Do you hear that?

I don't wanna f*cking listen to that.

We need a better soundtrack.

You know she wanna just play

Play all the way

She saw the wrong (indistinct)

[Tim] Oh my God! (Heavy metal music)

(figures roaring) (sire blaring faintly)

[Corrine] Oh my God! Oh my God!

(people screaming)

(voice echoes on

loudspeaker) (people screaming)

(fire roars) (people screaming continues)

(figure growling)

(figure growling)

See you in hell, m*therf*ckers!

(fire roars) (people screaming continues)

[Camera person] You're gettin'

more burnt than we are, bro!

(people cheering and laughing)

Even without cannibals,

this sh*t'd be f*cked up, man.

- Bro, for real, dude.

(people screaming continues)

(sirens blaring continues)

(electricity blasts)

(people screaming continues)

(g*nf*re blasting)

(g*nf*re blasting)

(glass shattering)

(person sputtering)

(people screaming continues)

(punches thudding)

I think that was a little excessive.

Hey, me too.

(g*nf*re blasts) (people

screaming continues)

[Corrine] Are you gonna stand around,

or are you gonna f*ck'

help us, you assholes?

We got the g*ns.

[Corinne] f*ck you!

Corrine, you need to listen to me.

The A*F, I talked to them.

(people screaming continues)

We had a plan, Cory, and I

swear, I swear I didn't know

what was going on.

I didn't know what was

gonna happen, but they did.

And I was suicidal,

with everything that

happened, and they needed that.

They needed me.

And they had a contingency

plan, so, so, that's me.

It's me. (People screaming continues)

They gave me instructions

and I am so sorry.

I am so sorry.

No, we're not going anywhere.

Corrine, we gotta go!

- We gotta go!

- No!

- I have go to do this.

- We gotta go, Corrine!

We gotta go!

[Melody] I have to do this.

(expl*si*n blasts)

(sirens blaring continues)

Something is happening. Come.

(Corrine sobbing) (expl*si*n blasts)

(g*nf*re blasting) (people screaming)

(figure roaring)

(Corrine sobbing)

(tones dinging) (helicopters whirring)

[Radio] Command, I

repeat. Tango is obstructed.

(Melody shouting)

Command. Command?

(Melody shouting continues)

Something is happening.

(Melody screams)

(figure growls)

(no audio)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

(gentle music continues)

I am a redneck in a wasteland

Got my r*fle, got my pride

Train through this session dirt

Got my dog right by my side

The world went dark,

but I'm still burning

Makes me feel alive

When it starts up in the

sky, this fire won't ever die

Ain't no city lights to blind me

Just a moon that got my drive

Survival's all we know

And we'll keep our dreams alive

In this apocalyptic world

I hold my ground

It frees my soul, every

day's a battleground

(indistinct) our cry

Feeling country life survival

We'll rise above it all

That's Southern survival

My hands in the soil

Yeah, we're growing our own food

Built a shelter with these hands

I'm in a fightin' mood

Country roots run deep

We ain't afraid to brave the storm

We're just howlin' like a wolf

But our hearts will stay warm

You're out on faith and freedom

Against this apocalypse

No turnin' back now

Just embracin' every risk

In this apocalyptic world

I hold my ground

It frees my soul, every

day's a battleground

(indistinct) our cry

Feeling country life survival

We'll rise above it all

That's Southern survival

(heavy guitar music)

(heavy guitar music continues)

Let the slide guitar play

And the metal strings clash

With the red sky above

We'll find our way back

We ain't done yet

Never fold, no attack

Through the ashes, we arrive

Leavin' fate at our tracks

Whoa

Whoa

(g*nsh*t blasts)

In this apocalyptic world

I'll hold my ground

It frees my soul, every

day's a battleground

(indistinct) our cry

Feeling country life survival

We'll rise above it all

That's Southern survival

(no audio)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

(gentle music continues)

(gentle music continues)

(heavy rock music)

(heavy rock music continues)

Under a sky that came stumbling down

I've been lost, but

this love I have found

When the world turns its back

You're still around

With the stars collapsing

I made my stand

Through the storm

we've built a castle of sand

With every heart beating

I'm your man

And I'll hold you

close in the fire lights

Your love is the

beacon in endless nights

Finally, I've found that I

Belong here

With the earth trembling under our feet

In your arms I find solace so sweet

While the chaos outside

Seems its defeat

And I'll hold you close

you close in the firelight