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Witchouse 3: Demon Fire (2001)

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Witchouse 3: Demon Fire (2001)

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[MUSIC PLAYING]

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

MAN: Don't tell me it's

no god damn pottery class.

Nobody takes pottery

class at 3:00 AM.

It wasn't 3:00 AM.

It was more like 11

o'clock at night.

I don't give a sh*t

if it's high noon.

When I get home from the

office, I want you in the house.

Hey.

Am I making sense here?

- It's not-- it's not like that.

- No, see?

See, that's bullshit.

Fine.

You want me to leave?

I'll move out.

Oh, no, baby, come on.

I don't want you to move out.

[SOBBING]

Listen, babe.

I'm going to go out

for a while, OK?

So why don't you

clean the place up?

It's a mess.

[SPOOKY MUSIC PLAYING]

[KNOCKING ON DOOR]

Hello?

Is anybody home?

Hello?

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

[MUMBLING]

Stevie?

Hold on a second.

I have a [MUMBLING].

The door was open,


so I just came in.

Oh, yeah, I guess the

door knob's broke again.

That's the god damn

landlord for ya.

[DOG BARKING OUTSIDE]

Are we going to sh**t this?

No, that's a wrap.

Oh, gotcha, Stevie.

Annie!

Hey!

Where have you been?

You vanished on us for

a little while there.

Yeah, seven months.

Thanks for calling, friend.

What's going on with


the Halloween costume?

What's with the

sunglasses after dark?

You first.

Oh, my god, Annie.

Jesus Christ.

Looks like you fell down a

flight of a*usive boyfriends.

I was going to get

around to it, OK?

It was Burke, wasn't it?

I didn't have

anywhere else to go.

Yesterday, he got

sort of mad, and I--

Well, you're staying here, OK?

You know, maybe we

should call the police.

- No.

- What do you mean no?

We're going to put that

as*h*le away for life.

Guys, it's just a bruise.

He's never done it before.

It just scared me, that's all.

I packed up all my stuff.

I tore out of there.

I don't want to

go to court or go

through all that crap with the

police or see his face again.

That's not even an option.

That's right, kiddo.

This place is more than big

enough for the three of us, OK?

And you're going to

stay here till you

get your head put on straight.

Thanks, you guys.

Before I unpack, though,

please tell me what's going

on with the Lily Munster look.

It's witchcraft, baby.

Boo!

[LAUGHTER]

Annie, where you at?

Annie?

sh*t.

How much?

Well, let's see.

This is good for

the divorce papers.

OK.

And this is good for when you

catch your boyfriend sleeping

with the Hooters waitress.

And this is good for when

you catch him walking

around in your bra and panties.

(TOGETHER) Bra and panties!

So she just ran off

and hopped in the shower

without explaining herself.

What's up with the weird get up?

Are you guys starting

a cult or something?

Are you familiar with

the Cal Berkeley grant?

Nope.

OK.

That's for women in film.

Anyway, she got it about, I

would say, three months ago.

She quit her day job.

Stevie got financing?

Good old Stevie.

Uh oh.

What did I do?

I was just telling

her about the grant.

So what?

Are you guys making a

horror film or something?

No, it's a documentary

on witchcraft.

We were sh**ting the wrap

around when you showed up.

Let me guess.

Cross-dressing boyfriend, right?

Cheers.

Absolutely.

So this stuff

is all just props.

Yeah, for the most part.

The costumes, the

fake blood, the knife.

You're still into

all that weird stuff?

It's still cool, OK?

Drink up.

If it's too weird,

you're too sober.

I bet you didn't know

where the whole riding

the broomsticks

thing comes from.

I'm sure you're

going to tell me.

Uh huh.

Well, a long time

ago, the first witches

in the covens back in England,

who were doing really exciting

experiments with

hallucinogenics,

they would take this

sort of LSD balm,

and they found the most

effective way of applying it

was through--

Oh, Christ.

Thank you.

Yes, it's true.

See, they would lather

up the balm on the end

of a broom stick and sort of--

Thanks for sharing.

It's true.

Ask Rose.

Oh, no.

Don't ask Rose.

At least not until the

drinks are finished.

Cheers.

You guys are awesome.

You know that?

Huh uh.

We just drank this way too fast.

Next time we cut it down

to creepy first date,

and we check your strength, OK?

We've got a sh**t tomorrow.

Hey, what are you sh**ting?

Going up to the Renaissance

festival or some dumb thing.

No.

It's a Wiccan thing.

It's the summit.

You're totally drunk.

Whatever.

I'm going to

interview witches, OK?

- Real witches?

- Yeah.

They have covens.

They make potions.

They go the whole nine yards.

They believe it's real, anyway.

Oh, my god.

They actually have

people like that?

Yeah.

That's the basis for

my whole documentary.

People really do

practice witchcraft.

It's big business.

So I just want to know,

why is it that people

find it fascinating?

What do they like about it?

Why do they want to know

about curses and casting

spells and all that sh*t?

They actually, like,

turn people into frogs

and fly around and stuff?

No.

That's the whole

argument, is that you

can't turn people into

frogs, so why waste

your life trying to do it?

So what is it?

Is it fun?

Are the clothes cool?

Is bingo night full?

We're going to do it.

Right now.

- Do what?

Oh, no.

Huh uh.

Huh uh.

It is way too late,

and I am way too drunk.

Rose, come on.

It's going to be fun.

Wake up.

What are you

guys talking about?

There's three of us.

It's perfect.

Three?

Yes.

Everything in magic is threes.

You end your votives

with 3 times 3 times 3.

There's the holy trinity,

the three wise men.

Three's company.

- Rose.

- I'm sorry.

The whole idea is dumb.

No, this is great.

This is going to be

great, because we're

going to videotape the ritual.

I can use this.

Are you serious?

I'm serious as a

frickin' heart attack.

All right.

Can you at least let

me get some pants on?

No, you look terrific.

Stevie, is this something bad?

Define bad.

Human sacrifice, the exorcist.

We're just going to

read from this book.

I got it from a friend of mine.

He does antiquing up

in Covington County.

What is that?

It's a book.

It's a book of spells.

We're going to have to

mic this from the camera.

Damn it.

You're not going to dress up

like that witch again, are you?

Shh.

Girl at work here.

OK.

Let me guess.

Those aren't aromatherapy

therapy candles.

Pretend I don't know

anything about witchcraft.

What's the white candle for?

This is our travel candle.

This is what we focus

on during the ritual,

right into the flame.

And the black one?

This is for protection.

Protection from what, Stevie?

You never know.

Evil spirits, demons, trolls.

- OK.

You know what?

Rose's right.

Let's just forget this.

Annie, this is just a ritual.

It's just like communion.

We light the candles, and

we just go with the flow.

Nothing's going to happen.

- Yeah?

Then why is that

candle behind you?

It protects the whole

god damn room, OK?

Can we just get on with this?

Um, we're not going to have

to cut our palms or anything,

are we?

Annie, they, don't

really do that, OK?

Our link is the fire.

And then what?

Then I read, and you

help me concentrate.

I call upon forces greater

than mine, the mother of Earth

and mistress of time.

Spirits, guide me fast and true.

Bid thy task, I ask of you.

Give unto thee thy

demons' fire, and grant us

all our heart's desire.

What just happened

to the lights?

I don't know.

Maybe the beach line's down.

Damn it.

The camera's on battery.

It's a low light, so

don't worry about it.

Everything's OK.

This is actually perfect.

Stevie--

Annie, look into the fire.

I need you guys to

help me on this part.

I call upon thy sacred name.

I call upon thy sacred name.

I call upon thy sacred name.

Repeat it to the fire.

(TOGETHER) I call

upon thy sacred name.

I call upon thy sacred name.

I call upon thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

(TOGETHER) I invoke

thee on thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

By the flame before

thee, I speak thy name.

(TOGETHER) I speak thy name.

Thy name is Lilith.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

Stevie, what's happening?

Guys, everyone out now!

[BREATHING HARD]

- What was that?

I don't know.

It sounded like it came

from under the house.

I think was a storm.

Hello?

Notice something?

No thunder, clear skies.

What do you want

me to tell you?

What about those lights?

Something was

in there with us.

It's that book.

That book.

That book did something.

Yeah, that's right.

It's this book.

It's from Salem.

Over 300 years old, used to

raise demons and cast spells.

Except for one thing.

I bought it at Pan Pipes

in Riverton a week ago.

It's a gag gift.

I got it for $3.

It was either this

or the satanic Bible.

It's all bullshit.

Oh, yeah?

Well, then, what

about the ritual?

I'm good with rhymes.

I do it all the time.

Come on.

Don't get mad.

I just wanted to prove a point.

Yeah, like what?

You need Zoloft?

Like it's all in your head.

Yeah?

Because you looked pretty

god damn scared back there.

You know what?

We were all there.

We all heard it.

We all saw it.

Right?

Sweetheart, we are drunk.

OK?

We probably just

psyched ourselves out.

Power outage, right?

Yeah.

It's a power outage.

[BUZZER SOUNDING]

Jesus Christ.

Oh, god.

Should have slept in

my bed last night.

My body feels like it was

beat by a sack of quarters.

Ugh.

It's the rum.

Yeah?

Well, sign me up for AA.

Time to get up, booze-hens.

- Oh, coffee.

- Wakey, wakey, wakey.

Thank you.

Rise and shine.

Oh, yeah.

You're awesome, Stevie.

I don't care what they write

about you on bathroom walls.

Say, what the hell

are you so perky for?

Yeah.

You had just as much

to drink as we did.

I have a steel liver.

What are you doing over there?

I have to hustle

over to Baker Street.

I want to bump into some

witches at that festival.

It's a convention.

Whatever.

Hoping to get some

decent footage.

You want to come?

- Yeah.

Um, what about that?

What?

The footage you

shot last night.

I didn't even look at it.

Don't you think you should?

It's probably not even usable.

Come on.

Hurry up.

Let's go.

Get in the shower.

Let's go.

I've got to pack the car.

OK.

Maybe I'll be awake by then.

I think we should watch it.

Why?

Because there might

be something on it.

Besides three drunk chicks

saying spooky sh*t to a candle?

No.

Because maybe the camera picked

up sound or the lights we saw.

What do you care, anyway?

You don't even

believe in this sh*t.

You think I did it?

Gee, I can't imagine why.

Look.

All I'm saying is that

I think that we should

tell Annie it's all a joke.

Hands off.

I'm not finished.

I've got to pack the car.

Oh, man.

Christ, I have to stop drinking.

That's bad.

Blah.

Oh, well.

What are you going to do?

[HUMMING]

What?

Bloody Mary.

Bloody Mary.

Bloody Mary.

It's so stupid.

What am I doing? (SINGING)

I'm going crazy at 25.

Doo be doo bop be doo bop.

Crazy at 25.

Do do do do dah.

Wow.

So you do this

all the time, huh?

Yep.

You should have seen

it at Halloween.

It was f*cking crazy.

I can't believe people

are into this stuff.

- What, witchcraft?

- Yeah.

I mean, you think

witches and black cats.

You think Wizard of Oz.

Ah, familiars.

That's what witches call cats.

They're like servants and

demons that take animal form.

Oh, my god.

You are really into this stuff.

Well, I'm not exactly

a witch or anything,

but I think it's fascinating.

Are you OK?

Rose said I really f*cked

with your head last night.

Did I?

Well, Stevie, it

was pretty scary.

I know.

We should've just slept it off.

Everything would have been fine.

Well, I know we

probably just freaked

ourselves out, but

what about the camera

footage from last night?

We're not using that footage.

It was a dumb idea, right?

You ever had a Fatburger?

- Fatburger?

Mm hm.

You have not lived until

you've had a Fatburger.

I will buy you one.

I am starving.

Fatburger.

What you doing?

Well, seeing I can't

afford a digital deck,

I have to hook the

camera up to the VCR

so I can see my dailies.

Dailies?

It's raw footage.

Yeah.

And you better put it

back the way you found it.

Last time, you left 17 channels

of porn on my cable box.

So?

So it was in Spanish.

Anyway, how was your

day with Stevie?

Did she go into pit boss mode?

I got to hold the microphone.

Hey, how come she got

to hold the microphone?

Talk to the a*s.

Speaking of which,

it's in my view, OK?

Hey, are we going to

watch the whole thing?

No, just the end.

The wind picked up during

the last interview,

so I got to check the audio.

MAN: I don't know.

The more sh*t you hear

about it, yeah, I'm getting

closer to believing in it.

How did you get this footage?

From Freaks R Us?

MAN: I think so.

I mean, it's a little town--

[GARBLED SPEECH ON RECORDING]

I knew it.

It's the god damn microphone.

Where's it at?

I put it in your room.

Battery is dead.

Hold on.

MAN: You got your drunk drivers

and your farming accidents.

Well, I didn't--

- Keep watching.

Let me know if

there's any drop back.

Huh?

Let me know if

anything looks f*cked up.

MAN: Yeah.

Those are the two

options, pretty much.

And I think--

(RECORDING) I call

upon thy sacred name.

I call upon thy sacred name.

Hey, that's the

stuff from last night.

Hey!

You taped over the spook stuff.

STEVIE: Hold on, OK?

(RECORDING) I invoke

thee on thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

I invoke thee on

thy sacred name.

(RECORDING) By the flame

before thee, I speak thy name.

I speak thy name.

- What's going on?

This is the part

when the lights go out.

Come on.

- Come on, you guys.

Give it a rest.

- Come on, man.

Sit down, will you?

(RECORDING) Thy

name is Lilith.

Hey, what are you doing?

This thing got slow mo?

(RECORDING) Stevie,

what's happening?

What, Rose is it?

See that?

That's a head.

Oh, my god.

It's a ghost image.

- A ghost?

Yeah, it's a ghost.

Come on, you guys.

The erase head on the

camera's all munched up, OK?

The camera is probably just

picking up the TV transmission.

That is not a TV transmission.

That's the lights

we saw last night.

So what is it?

I don't know.

You tell me.

I did tell you.

The camera is broke.

Come back to Earth, Rose.

You know, I really hate

it when you guys fight.

I'm going to go for a walk.

I told you.

I want you to knock

it the hell off, man.

You see what it does to her.

You are the one who's going

on about the f*cking ghost.

Man, why don't you tell

her you were screwing

around with the lights?

I wasn't, OK?

[GASPING]

What is it?

What the hell?

What are you

looking at me for?

I'm the one who put the security

deposit down on this place.

The last thing I'm

going to do is start

finger painting on the walls.

You know, you

were the last one

to leave the room before Annie.

Maybe Annie--

No.

I didn't do it.

Nobody's saying you did it.

Are they?

I'll go get a rag and

clean this up, OK?

I didn't mean to cause

you guys any trouble.

[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

It's times like these that

make you feel so crazy.

Look at what you

thought you had.

Just can't seem to face it.

The things you love

can make you mad.

It's my turn to make

you feel the pain.

It's my turn to give

you what you asked for.

It's my turn to make

you feel some shame.

It's my turn to

turn you inside out.

It's my turn to make

you feel the pain.

It's my turn.

[BELL TOLLING]

Stevie, what are

you doing here?

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

Call the police.

Come on!

Call the police.

What?

Somebody's in my room.

Did you see them?

It was dark.

sh*t.

What are you doing, man?

Call the police.

I'll take care of this.

[STAIRS CREAKING]

(WHISPERING) The bed.

Look under the bed.

There's no one here.

How do you think he got in?

It wasn't through the windows.

I don't think it was a guy.

What's going on?

Someone was in my room,

and they jumped me.

Oh, my god.

Rose, no one was here.

No one came out of

the room, and there's

no other place they could--

[CREAKING NOISES OVERHEAD]

That's a raccoon or

a squirrel or possum

or something like that.

Man, it's no raccoon.

OK?

What I saw was a full sized

human being, and it jumped me.

OK, Rose.

I get it.

Now just take it down a notch.

Whatever is was, what are

we going to do about it?

Man, you know what?

I'm not going up there.

I'm done for tonight.

I get to get up at the crack of

dawn and do work in my office

before the staff gets there.

We'll just close off this room.

I'll call pest control in the

morning, and they'll handle it.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I used to think

fame was my destiny.

I let my pipe dreams

get the best of me.

I need them now.

I'm coming down.

Don't believe a spoken

melody into the darkness

of our dreams.

Been there in fire with

the earthquakes down below.

The foolish hearts

and fantasies.

Don't turn around.

Who are you?

I was in your bed last night.

Oh, god.

Oh, god.

I'll be there

tonight, as well.

Maybe you and I will

have a talk then.

No, please.

Whatever we did, I'm sorry.

We didn't mean anything.

I swear.

I swear.

I swear.

You meant everything.

Every word.

That's why I'm here.

What do you want?

I'm here to punish

some bad little girls

for playing with fire.

Maybe you will go first.

I haven't decided.

I just want you to

remember witches burn.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

Don't believe a spoken

melody into the darkness

of our dreams.

Been there in fire with

the earthquakes down below.

Jesus Christ.

Yesterday you couldn't throw a

rock without hitting a witch.

I don't get it.

I know.

They're hiding.

I'll have to interview

construction workers again.

Well, Stevie, maybe we

should just call it a day.

I have to get the footage, OK?

You didn't get any

sleep last night, did you?

Rose is driving me nuts, OK?

She's going over the edge.

Between that message

on the kitchen

wall and that stuff about

the ghost and that thing

in the room.

Annie, think about it.

It's not good.

What do you think it is?

I don't know.

It's not me.

Are you sure you're

not messing around

with your old buddies, Annie?

Why would you say that?

Well, it's a little bit of a

coincidence, don't you think?

I mean, you come to town.

sh*t hits the fan.

I'm sorry.

It's not you.

OK?

I know it's not you.

But I know it's not me.

And Rose is just too

squirrely for it to be her.

So what is it?

Bingo.

Living dead girl

at nine o'clock.

Go.

Go.

Come on.

Let's go.

Pull over.

Pull over.

Pull over right here.

Stop the car.

Go.

Go.

Go.

Pull over.

Over, over.

Wait!

Wait!

You want to be in a documentary?

Miss?

Hello?

Hello?

Miss?

f*ck.

Oh, sh*t.

God damn it.

God damn it.

LILITH: I've decided to

stop playing with you.

Stop looking.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

Neat trick.

LILITH: You liked my message?

What message?

The one I left for

you on the kitchen wall.

Do I know you?

I'm someone who has been

watching you for a long time.

Great.

Why don't you come on out, then?

I will.

I might save you

for last, though.

I think you need

special attention.

After all, you're the

one who started the fire.

Jesus Christ.

What are you doing?

f*cking going crazy.

Did you see that weird looking

goth chick walk in here?

Uh, no.

I didn't see anybody

come in here but you.

OK.

Stevie, what's going on here?

Why you asking me?

Because all this

witch crap is your deal.

I didn't see anything, Stevie.

OK, this is bullshit.

I sat here, and I

tried to tell you guys,

maybe the power went out.

But you attacked me.

You said you saw

the spawns of Satan.

Now I'm trying to

tell you guys, I saw--

God knows what it was

that I saw out there,

and then you guys are

coming down on me.

Oh, yeah.

The whole world is against you.

- Well, it might as well be.

- Why?

Don't you get it?

This is my fault. I

brought this down on us.

I think we formed a

coven the other night.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, cowgirl.

First you had me.

Then you lost me.

You said that stuff

was all made up.

It-- it was.

It's just-- it's

perception versus reality.

OK?

The intent was there.

I think that we

believed in what we were

doing so much that we

brought this weird sh*t down

on our heads.

No, Stevie.

No, no, no, no.

We tapped into something.

You know we did.

Look, you had us going.

We got scared.

But that's it.

That's all.

Rose and I saw

the same person.

Yeah, we did.

We saw the same

person on videotape,

and we both had a

dream about her.

It's a little weird, but--

All of a sudden

you're Ms. Practical?

I thought someone attacked

you in your room last night.

Yeah, I was.

And I think I know who did it.

Who?

I think it was Burke.

Burke?

Burke's wearing a black dress.

Man, I'm not even

going to go there.

I don't think even Burke

would do something like this.

Sure he would.

He follows Annie here.

He gets all pissed off

because we take her in.

He's probably just

trying to scare us.

I'm going to pull a Rose here.

It was no god damn Burke.

I'm not saying it was magic.

I'm just saying that I think

we believe in this stuff

a little bit too much.

Then how do we stop believing?

That I don't know.

[MUSIC PLAYING]

I've traveled the longest

road, and it seemed to me

I'd been hiding for too long.

You set me free.

Like a story being told to

me, one look in your eyes,

and I knew it would have to be.

Now we go our ways--

[MUSIC PLAYING]

It's times like these that

make you feel so crazy.

Look at what you

thought you had.

Over and over, you just

can't seem to face it.

- Hi, Burke.

- Hey.

Ow.

Ah.

Hello, Burke.

Come on.

Try for me again,

and I'll drop kick

your nose through your a*s.

I swear to god.

I wasn't trying to hurt you.

Oh, no, no, no.

That was just one of those

friendly jump a female jogger

on the beach scenarios, right?

My mistake.

- Ow.

I didn't want Annie to see me.

No sh*t.

It's been your MO for

the last couple of days,

hasn't it, Burke?

What?

What?

You know what's funny?

Is that I used to think

you were a prick, OK?

I didn't think you

were an as*h*le enough

to drive all the way up here and

cause all this trouble for us.

The hell are

you talking about?

I'll tell you what

I'm talking about.

It'll take me 10 minutes

to jog home, 15 minutes

to call the cops, and a half

an hour to make a report.

You've got a stop watch?

- All right.

All right.

Fine.

I'm leaving.

Come on.

I have to tell you something.

- Call me from jail.

- OK.

All right.

Fine.

Go ahead.

Call the cops.

I got to tell you

something about Annie.

What about Annie?

What about Annie?

What are you going to

say, you f*cking love her?

MAN: Of course I do.

Then why did you hit her?

What are you talking about?

Pull that candy cane out

of your f*cking as*h*le,

all right?

You left a f*cking knuckle

sandwich on her face.

Oh, Jesus.

What is she telling you, huh?

I hit her?

Is that what she said?

I never hit her.

Of course not.

You're not violent.

Look.

Look.

A couple of days ago, we're

sitting around the apartment.

[CRASHING SOUND]

- Honey?

Annie?

What are you doing?

Who's this?

Stevie and Rose.

I know them?

Honey, do you want

me to call the doctor?

They'll figure it out.

Honey, look, I need

to call an ambulance.

You're not well.

- Don't.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

She left.

I don't even know why I

let her leave the room,

let alone drive off like that.

I followed her out here.

Well, guess what, Burke?

I think you're making all this

up just to save your own a*s

or to scare me.

No, I'm not making this up.

You've got to get

her to a hospital.

You leave one more love note

like that on my kitchen wall,

and I will personally show you

why you don't hit girls, Burke.

I promise.

Fine.

You don't have to believe me.

Will you just please

keep an eye on her?

Please?

f*ck.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

Hey!

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

[COUGHING]

Where's Stevie?

She went jogging.

Looks like she left us

something on the camera.

Really?

What the hell is this sh*t?

He looks so scared.

No, this has to

be a f*cking joke.

No.

Look at his face.

There's no way he

could fake that.

[GAGGING]

Oh, my god.

He's dead.

Sweetheart--

Was it Stevie?

Was it her?

She's the only one that knows

how to operate the camera.

I think she snapped.

Why would she do that?

I don't know.

Maybe this stuff is

real for her now.

Oh, my god, Stevie.

I know.

I love her, too.

What do we do now?

What if she comes back?

We're not sticking

around to find out.

I have to get my car keys,

and then we're out of here.

- What if she didn't do it?

- What?

I don't care if Bob the m*rder*r

flew in from Ohio and did it,

OK?

We're calling the cops.

Now, you stay here.

Rose, I'll go with you.

Wait.

No.

You stay here.

You keep an eye

out on the house.

You understand?

If Stevie comes, you run.

You want me to leave you

alone after what we just saw?

OK, if anything

weird goes down,

there's not going to be much

of me to be left behind.

Stevie?

[SCREAMING]

Rose.

[CRYING]

[STAIRS CREAKING]

[CRYING]

[GASPING]

(SOBBING) I found

her like this.

What--

- Annie.

- No.

You stay away from me.

You k*lled her.

(SOBBING) No!

No!

No.

I was jogging on the beach.

I was looking for you guys.

It's you.

You k*lled Burke,

and you k*lled her.

I saw you!

I saw you come in here.

What?

Annie!

- No, no!

- Annie!

Annie!

Get away from me.

I didn't do it.

You got to believe me, Annie.

Like hell.

Just calm down, OK?

We got to get some

help, all right?

See, I'm here.

Nothing is going to happen now.

- Hm.

(RECORDING) [SCREAMING]

You should see

your face, Stevie.

You really should.

How could you?

Oh, I'm not your Annie.

But I think you know that.

And you kicked Burke in

the ba*ls for nothing.

He was telling the truth.

[SNORING]

I knew she'd be

the easiest way in.

She led me right to you.

Why are you doing this to us?

Why cast spells

on a stormy night?

Why ask for demons and

power if you aren't

ready to pay the penalty?

Any witch knows that.

Even a fake one.

I'd like you to meet a

friend of mine, Lilith Le Fay.

What the hell is going on?

Oh, you thought I didn't

remember how my dear old friend

spent that night of passion with

the man of my dreams, did you?

All because I worked late one

night, and you two come over,

shitfaced drunk.

At first, I thought it

was just Burke being

a typical, pathetic

man, having two sluts

shake their t*ts in his face.

When he confessed

to me what happened,

I couldn't even believe it.

My two best friends

and my boyfriend?

I'm sorry, Annie.

We just wanted to get

you away from Burke.

Why?

Why would you do that?

Why would you want to

take me away from the one

thing that made me happy?

Because we wanted

you back, Annie.

When you met Burke, it just--

it all happened so far,

and before we knew it,

you moved in with him, and

we never saw you again.

I was happy, Stevie.

Can't you understand that?

Burke was everything to me.

He was everything.

He was everything I

ever wanted and needed.

What about us?

Your friends?

- No.

If you were really

my friends, you

would have supported my decision

instead of acting like a couple

of jealous b*tches.

No, Annie.

Everything we did, we did

because we were your friends.

Can't you see that?

- No.

No, I can't.

I tried.

I tried to forget

about what happened.

I tried to forget that

Burke did what he did.

I just-- no, I couldn't.

I just couldn't.

And k*lling Rose?

Is that the answer?

No.

I knew-- I knew you were

in all that weird sh*t.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

You cast a spell on

Burke, so I decided

to cast a spell of my own.

Jesus, Annie.

You are so pathetic.

If you feel like we wronged

you, the least you could do

was get your hands dirty.

Do you really need

Double Ugly over here?

You never confronted us about

what happened with Burke.

No matter much we apologized,

you just ran and is

scared into your little shell.

I thought I taught you

better than that, Annie.

Why don't you do the

right thing and kick

our asses instead of going

straight to Lizzie Borden mode?

You always were the

weakest of the trio.

Don't touch me.

Come on.

Get up.

You want revenge for what I did?

Now come on.

Dish it up.

I can take it.

You k*lled my friend.

You k*lled Rose.

[SCREAMING]

The least you could do

is say you're sorry.

I'm sorry.

That's better.

[GROANING]

You b*tch.

You ain't even worth it.

You've got spunk.

I like that in a lady.

If you're going to

waste me, do it right now.

Otherwise, go f*ck

yourself, witch.

What if I told you I had

something else in mind for you?

Keep talking.

Hi.

This will be my

final installment

for the documentary.

My closing arguments, I guess.

What is witchcraft, and why

do we still practice it?

I think it's because we're

all afraid of the dark.

That's my final word.

But I have one word

of warning for you.

No matter how many

lights you make,

no matter how modern you become,

there will always be dark,

and there will

always be something

to be afraid of in the dark.

I've got to run now.

I was worried before that the

police would come after me

after what happened

to Rose and Burke,

but that's just

not happening now.

Things have changed.

So I've answered my own

question here, then.

Now I know what witchcraft is.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

It starts with a fire.

[EVIL LAUGHTER]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

When you were young,

you learned to hate.

That's all they ever gave in

the cold and barren place.

Under the grave

and cool the sky,

only time was on your side, and

only fantasies they're having.

Still a child when you took

wing to trade your misery

for fame and the fate.

But when you wake up,

you'll find your own road.

Because all that little

girl ever needed was a home.

Ooh, baby.

Ooh, baby.

The dream is over.

The dream is over.