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Blind Cop 2 (2025)

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Blind Cop 2 (2025)

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[BRIGHT MUSIC]

[INTRIGUING MUSIC]



[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]



[DOOR OPENS]

[DOOR CLOSES]



[PUNCHING BAG THUMPING]

- [GRUNTING]

- After two years

out of the limelight,

former superstar cop,

Blind Cop, is now back.



[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]



[HORNS HONKING]



[DOOR BELL TINKLES]

- Are you ready?

- Mm-hmm.

[UPBEAT MUSIC]



- Let's go!

Let's go!



[g*nshots]

[GLASS SHATTERS]

All right, nobody f*cking move!

STOREKEEPER: No, no, please!

THUG 1: Open

the f*cking register!

STOREKEEPER:

Please, don't sh**t!

[g*nshots]

THUG 1: The next one goes

in your f*cking skull, man!

STOREKEEPER: Oh, god, please!

THUG 1: Oh, yeah?

Are you gonna keep

f*cking crying,

or are you gonna put

the money in the f*cking bag?

[CASH REGISTER DINGS]

What the f*ck is this?

Is this all you have?

THUG 2: Come on,

man, we gotta move.

THUG 1: Go, go, go, go.

Oh, for f*ck--

- OK, OK.

- f*ck me.

Goddammit!



- Hey!

- Whoa!

- Move!

[GROWLS]

- [GRUNTS]



THUG 2: I thought he was

freaking retired, man!

THUG 1: Just get in the car!

OK.

OK, Calm down.

Come on, let's go to the car.

Come on.

[KEYS JINGLING]

[PANICKED BREATHING]

Start the car!

Start the car!

He's coming!

He's coming!

Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[CLACK]

[POP MUSIC]



- sh*t.



- [GROANS]

[g*n c*ck]

[RAPID g*nf*re]

- Ah, f*ck you!

[YELLS]

[g*n CLICKS]

f*ck!

[YELLING]

[g*nsh*t]

[expl*si*n]

[th*gs SCREAMING]

CHIEF: You can't just go around

k*lling people, Blind Cop.

- They're not people, Chief.

They're criminals.

- Look, he was

a friend to all of us.

- Chief.

- I know because he was your

partner, it must be even hard--

- Chief.

I don't wanna talk about it.

- OK.

And, Blind Cop, look

into where those thieves

got their military-grade

firepower from if you can.

And please, no more

trouble like we had today.

- Hey, Blind Cop.

Hey, my name is Schmidty.

Uh, I'm a huge fan.

Um, I was actually about

to put in an application

'cause, I mean, I wanna

make a difference, like you.

I don't know.

Do you have any advice

for a guy like me?

- Give it up, kid.

You're only gonna

get yourself k*lled.

[PENSIVE MUSIC]

[DOOR OPENS]

[TRAFFIC HUMMING]



[DISTANT SIREN WAILS]



[KEYS JINGLING]

c*ck-sucking f*cking keys.

[GROANS]



[MOTORCYCLE ENGINE HUMMING]



[MOTORCYCLE ENGINE REVVING]

["THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER"

PLAYING ON TV]



[GROANS]



[SNIFFLES]



[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

[GROANS]

- Can you hear

which way he went?

- [GROANS] I can't track him.

Something's obscuring my senses.

- All right, stay here.

I'm gonna go check

around the corner.

- Be careful, partner.

[HORN HONKS]

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

[DISTANT HORNS HONKING]

[DISTANT SIREN WAILS]

Mac.

Mac.

[g*n c*ck]

- Whoa, whoa, hey.

Whoa, Blind Cop, it's me.

- Oh, Mac.

You always were the only one

who could sneak up on me.

- He got away.

- Damn.

- Let's just inform

the chief, and then we'll

just call it a day, all right?

We'll pick this

up in the morning.

[PENSIVE MUSIC]

- Hey, Mac, there's,

uh, something

I've been meaning to tell you.

I, uh--

[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

[g*nsh*t]

[MAC GRUNTS]

[g*nshots]

[MAC WHIMPERING]

[ALARM BLARING]

- You're hit.

- Blind Cop!

TV REPORTER: --on

the corner of 35th and West.

Two as*ault weapons

were found at the scene.

[ALARM STOPS]

This follows the worrying

recent increase

in ill*gal arms trafficking

throughout the city.

Police currently have

no leads on to where

these weapons are

coming from, and

there is no current

comment from Blind Cop.

[WATER SPLATTERING]

[DRINK DRIBBLING]

- [GROANING]

[SLURPING]

[SIGHS]

[KEYS JINGLING]

[RESONANT MUSIC]



STOREKEEPER: No, no,

no, no, do not do this.

No, no, do not do this.

No.

No.

Hey, Blind Cop, how

are you doing, man?

- [GROANS] Where

the hell is Dimitri?

- Uh, he's sick.

I watch store while

he get better.

- Can he ID those two punks

that shot up this place or not?

- No.

They wear masks.

- Don't worry about it.

I took care of them.

- This is great news.

So you've got the money.

- You'll have

to call the office.

- I do this.

I do this.

One moment please.

Hello?

No, I hold.

Yes.

I need to speak to Collateral

Damage Department.

Yes.

I hold.

Hello.

- [BELCHES]

STOREKEEPER: Yes, they came

into my store yesterday.

[FAN WHIRRING]

And they shot up everything.

No, no, no, no,

no, no, no, no, no.

I hold.

I hold.

Yes.

Yes.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC]



[BROOM SCRAPING]



- Frog.



- [SNIFFING]



STOREKEEPER: It's for you.

CHIEF (ON PHONE): Blind

Cop, we got something.

- The fire from

the truck put him

in a very critical

condition, third-degree

burns all over his body.

The doctor say any sudden stress

could put him at serious risk

of heart failure.

Oh, and one more thing

before you question him.

He's with--

[DOOR SLAMS]

[WHITE CANE CLICKING]

[DOOR CLUNKING]

- sh*t.

[BREATHING SHAKILY]

[CHAIR SCRAPING]

- What is this?

- A poker chip.

[SLAM]

- Don't play stupid with me!

You just dropped

this sh*t yesterday!

- What?

Don!

It's Don!

- Who?

- He went to an--

to an underground poker thing.

I don't really know.

Look, I just work for this g*ng.

- Where?

- For my friend--

- Where is this place, huh?

- I don't know.

I-- I don't know.

I don't know.

I never been.

I think it's called--

- What?

- The Lily Pad!

[THUD]

- [GRUNTS]

BLIND COP: Who are

you working for?

[DOOR RATTLING]

- I don't-- I only have a name!

- What?

- I only have a name!

It's Frog Lips!

- Frog Lips?

What kind of name is that?

- I don't know, Blind Cop.

[PUNCH THUDS]

- [WHIMPERING]

- You piece of sh*t, criminal!

I ought to do this city

a favor and end you now!

[BREATHING HEAVILY]

- What were you

thinking, Blind Cop?

You know you can't go around

torturing suspects like that.

Times have changed.

- Chief, these guys are

connected to Mac's death.

I'm sure of it.

- The hell is going

on around here?

- Who the f*ck is this?

- This is the agent sent

from Internal Affairs.

Ma'am, this is Blind Cop.

- I see the sunglasses,

and I smell the rum on him.

And don't tell me

he still has a g*n!

- Blind Cop has

special abilities.

IA AGENT: I don't give a sh*t.

We're facing serious legal

repercussions because

of that mess back there.

We can't have a drunk

operating on the force.

- Chief, you heard what I said.

This could lead to answers

about Mac's death.

- Chief, you promised me

he wouldn't be a problem.

- Chief, please.

I need this.

- There has to be consequences.

[BLIND COP SIGHS]

- Blind Cop, I know

deep down there's still

that good cop you once were.

But until you clean yourself

up, I have to demote you.

IA AGENT: And if I have any

more problems with you two,

you'll both get the hammer.

[THUNDER RUMBLING]

[RAIN SPLATTERING]

And I want you to stay

away from this Mac case.

[FAUCET RUNNING]

[THUNDER RUMBLING]

[FLOORBOARD CREAKING]

[SOLEMN MUSIC]

[GLASSES CLINKING]



[THUNDER RUMBLING]



[GRIM MUSIC]



[BADGE CLINKING]

[THUNDER RUMBLING]



- I'm good, honey.

No.

We're closing up soon.

It'll be OK.

[OMINOUS MUSIC]

I know.

Look, I know.

I know.

Look, I'm heading back now.

I love you--

[GRUNTS]

[PHONE CLATTERS]

WOMAN (ON PHONE): Isaac?

Isaac?

What happened?

Are you OK?

[ISAAC GRUNTING]

- Whoa, whoa.

Wait, wait, wait, wait!

Whoa!

Oh, sh*t!

Oh, god!

Please, don't k*ll me!

- Why shouldn't I k*ll

a lowlife criminal like you?

- I'm not a criminal.

I just-- I just work here.

[SCREAMS]

BLIND COP: I want answers.

- About what?

- What goes on at the Lily Pad?

- They-- I just run the bar,

and a lot of strange

people come at night.

They-- they-- they--

they play poker.

They-- they-- they

blow off some steam.

All-- you know, all they ask

is that I turn a blind eye.

- Did you ever encounter

a guy named Mac?

- I don't know.

I don't know.

- Who can give me answers?

- I don't know!

[SCREAMS]

- I want answers!

- OK, OK, OK.

Uh, look, you gotta go

to the g*ng's leader.

[STUTTERS] I've only

seen him a few times.

He's the top boss.

- His name?

- His-- his name is, uh--

F-- F-- Frog Lips!

Frog Lips!

[WHIMPERING]

- Huh.

That burnt piece of sh*t

wasn't lying after all.

Maybe I should pay this

Frog Lips guy a visit.

- [SCREAMING]

[THUD]

[CAR ALARM BLARING]

[WOMAN SCREAMS]

MAN: Someone call the police!

- Oh, sh*t.

IA AGENT: You can pick up

the rest of your things

on your way out.

- I'm sorry.

It was an accident.

- You threw an innocent

man off a building.

I'll be surprised

if he ever walks again.

And you're lucky you

don't end up in jail.

- Let me talk to the chief.

- No, he doesn't

wanna talk to you.

- I wanna hear it from him.

- No, Blind Cop.

Chief has made his decision.

In fact, he doesn't

even wanna look at you.

You're a disgrace

to the whole police force.

- [GULPING]

BARTENDER: Having a lot

to drink tonight, huh, bud?

- [HICCUPS] Another.

- So what's got you

down, Blind Cop?

- I'm not a cop anymore.

I'm nothing.

Now get me another.

- Well, at least

you're still blind.

Hey, listen, bud.

I've been where you are

before, and I know you'll

fight your way out of this.

Trust me.

I did.

I always remembered

something my dad

told me after a group

of bullies beat me up at school.

- Oh, god.

- My dad said, "Son, you're

gonna face a lot of sh*t

in your life.

And when life grabs

you by the ba*ls,

you gotta come in its face."

I never understood

what he meant by that,

but, man, that always

struck a chord with me.

- [VOMITS]

[INSECTS CHIRPING]

- You're beyond

saving, Blind Cop.

[DOOR SLAMS]

[CHATTER]

[LAUGHTER]

[CAN CLACKING]

[RESONANT MUSIC]

[ZIPPERS ZIPPING]

[URINE DRIBBLING]

[RESONANT MUSIC]



- Hey, leave him alone!

- [LAUGHS] What are you

gonna do about it, p*ssy?

- I'll call the cops.

- The cops?

We have the best one

in town right here.

- Blind Cop?

[BONE CRUNCHES]

[MEN SCREAMING]

[MAN WHIMPERING]

- Blind Cop, are you OK?

- Oh, Mac, is that you?

- No, Blind Cop.

It's Schmidty.

- Oh.

- From the police

station, remember?

- Those m*therf*ckers.

- Uh, we gotta--

we're gonna get you

somewhere else, OK?

Come on.

You can't stay here, OK?

This place is really gross.

We're gonna get you

someplace safe, OK?

[BLIND COP VOMITING]

[RETCHING]

[COUGHING]

[GRUNTS]

[RETCHING]

[GULPS]

- Aah.

I have nothing now.

- What are you gonna do?

- Nothing I can do.

I thought getting back

on the force would help.

It just made things worse.

I think this is it for me, kid.

- The city needs you, Blind Cop.

You see how bad it's gotten

since you've been gone.

- It's too late.

I'm over.

- People remember what

you did for this city.

I mean, you saved us.

- Bullshit.

- I remember two years ago,

you showed everyone what you

could do with just that cane.

- Yeah?

Well, look where that got me.

And look where that got Mac.

[SIGHS]

- And what would Mac

think of you right now?

- [SIGHS]

- It's not too late.

It's not too late

to get justice for Mac.

You can stay the night

in my house if you want, OK?

I mean, my room's

a little messy,

but you really look like

you could use a good rest.

- It's fine.

[SNIFFLES]

[GROANS]

I can walk home.

SCHMIDTY: I--

- [GROANS]

- No, I-- I insist, really.

It's the least I

can do for someone

I've looked up to for so long.

- I really appreciate

it, Schmidt.

- It's no problem, really.

[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC]

BLIND COP (VOICEOVER):

Con Thien.

In Vietnamese, it

means Hill of Angels.

[RAIN SPLATTERING]

[THUNDER RUMBLING]

Summer of '67.

[BIRDSONG]

The Viet Cong was

tightening its noose.

This was their territory,

and we were just lost in it.



We walked right into an ambush.

[RAPID g*nf*re]

[m*ssile FIRES]

[expl*si*n]

And they slaughtered

my whole unit.

That's when

the airstrikes came in--

chemical warfare raining

down from the heavens.

[SCREAMING]

[CHOKING]

When I came to, I couldn't see,

but I could finally breathe.

I could listen.

And the jungle, it was--

it was speaking

to me, teaching me.

[YELLS]

[UPBEAT MUSIC]

[GRUNTING]



That jungle taught

me everything I would

ever need to know to survive.

Deep down in that pit of f*cking

hell on Earth, I was home.

[SCREAMS]

I was finally free, and I

knew in that moment,

I would never fear

anything ever again.

[BIRDSONG]

[DOOR SLAMS]

- I'm ready.

- What?

What-- what happened?

- No time to explain, Schmidty.

We got some police work to do.

[ROCK MUSIC]



[SIGHS]

- You don't have any

more leads from the case?

- My last solid lead

fell off the roof

with that lowlife criminal.



There was a name--

Frog Lips.

- Frog Lips?

That's ridiculous, Blind Cop.

- I know it is,

but it's all we got.

- Know anybody that

might have info on him?

- I just might know a guy.

[ROCK MUSIC]



- So this is what

a stakeout is like?

- Yep.

- This is really exciting.

So what made you

want to be a cop?

- I'm gonna get some

shut-eye now, Schmidty.

Why don't you keep a lookout?

- Yeah.

No, I'm-- I'm on it.

[CLINKING]

[RUSTLING]

[INSECTS CHIRPING]

- [RETCHES]

- [SNIFFS] He's here.

- Where?

[WINDOW CLINKING]

- Roll the window down.

[BLIND COP GROANS]

[WINDOW CREAKING]

$20 for a hand

job, $30 for oral.

And for you, 50% off.

[CHUCKLES]

Hey, it's Blind Cop.

[CHUCKLES] I didn't

know that was you.

I heard you've been causing

a ruckus all over town.

The, uh-- the giant has

returned from his slumber,

but I still don't know why.

- You know why I'm here.

- Could it be

because of your, uh--

your old partner?

What was his name again?

[TAPS ON CAR]

Oh, I know.

I know.

Mac.

[CHUCKLES]

- I need you to locate

a name for me.

- I'm listening.

- Frog Lips.

- Oh, Frog Lips?

Now, that's a big name.

And that's gonna cost you.

- How much are you asking for?

- Oh, not money, no.

You see, I got this, uh--

- I don't have time

for your games!

- Jesus!

You're not gonna use

that thing, are you?

- I could slide this

right through your skull

in an instant, Frank!

- All right, just calm down.

Chill.

- Now, I'm gonna ask

you one more time.

Where's Frog Lips?

- Look, he's--

he's gonna be at--

at Wick's Nightclub in the--

in the next hour or so.

- You better not be lying.

- I'm not.

I swear.

- All right, kid,

our work here is done.

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

SCHMIDTY: Hey, Blind Cop.

- What?

- Do you ever get scared?

- What do you mean?

- Like, when you're on duty.

- When you've seen the sh*t

that I've seen on the force,

you get pretty hard.

- Yeah, I-- I guess I just

feel like I don't have what

it takes to be a cop sometimes.

- Don't say that, Schmidt.

Being a cop is easy.

Just be a f*cking man.

- [SIGHS] Yeah,

no, you're right.

It's just that simple, you know?

I guess I'm just a p*ssy.

- You know, kid, I was

kinda like you once.

- What do you mean?

- A p*ssy.

- Really?

- Uh-huh.

- How'd you get over it?

- I, uh--

I remembered something

my father told me once.

- What'd he say?

- He said, "Son, you're gonna

face a lot of sh*t in this life.

But when life grabs

you by the ba*ls,

you gotta come in its face."

- Huh.

[GRIM MUSIC]

- I gotta see Frog Lips.

- The boss doesn't have

an appointment with you today,

Frank.

- It's about Blind Cop.

- Let him through.



- Thanks for letting

me borrow the car, kid.

- Yeah, anytime.

So what's the plan now?

- Go to the nightclub

and pay this little Frog Lips

character a visit.

- What are we doing here then?

Let's go.

- Schmidty, things might

get a little hairy there.

I think it's safer

for the both of us

if you just stay back

and watch home base.

- Yeah.

Yeah, it's a good idea.

- Oh, and Schmidty, you

mind if I borrow the car?

It'll only take a minute.

- Just please promise me that

you're not gonna k*ll anyone.

- I promise.

- OK.

Be careful.

- And, Schmidty, I

really appreciate it.

- No problem.

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

[ROCK MUSIC]

BOUNCER: All right, next.

Wait, guys, it's Blind Cop.

[GRUNTS]



- [SNIFFS]

- [GULPING]



MAN: Everyone, get

the f*ck out now!

[WOMAN SCREAMS]

All right, all

right, party's over!

Move it!

Move it!

[DOOR SLAMS]

[TENSE MUSIC]

FROG LIPS: Look who stumbled

upon my part of town.

Lonely old Blind Cop.

- [EXHALES] I'm guessing this is

what I get for trusting a rat.

- Did you really

think you could catch

the mighty Frog Lips off guard?

- [SCOFFS] Frog Lips.

What a ridiculous name.

FROG LIPS: I know, Blind Cop.

It's pretty ridiculous that

one bad day can turn you green.

But you're no

stranger to bad days,

and neither was your partner.

- His death is on your hands!

FROG LIPS: Oh, how little

you do know, Blind Cop.

- You're gonna

tell me everything.

FROG LIPS: [CACKLES]

Do you really

think it's gonna be that easy?

[CLAPS]

[SCUTTLED FOOTSTEPS]

MAN 1: We can take

him boys, right?

MAN 2: He ain't nothing

but a lousy drunk.

[JUKEBOX CLICKS]

I'm sure he's not as big

and bad as they say, yeah.

[UPBEAT MUSIC]

MAN 1: Let's all take

him one at a time.

MAN 2: One at a time.



[KNUCKLES CRUNCH]



- Let's f*cking boogie.

- Get him!

[GRUNTING]

- [YELLING]

[GRUNTS]

[GRUNTING]



- [CACKLING]

- [GROANS]



[GRUNTS]

[BONE CRUNCHES]

[MAN SCREAMS]

[MEN WHIMPERING]

[BLIND COP GROWLING]

[NECK BONES CRUNCH]

[UPBEAT MUSIC]



- The game's over, Frog Lips.

I know you're behind everything.

- Wait.

Blind cop, you got it wrong.

I-- I-- I'm the boss,

but I'm not the boss-boss.

The boss-boss is the boss

of all us crime bosses.

[TABLE CLATTERS]

BLIND COP: You

better start talking.

- Kunst.

His name is Kunst.

He runs everything.

He smuggles all the weapons

through his cargo trucks.

[SIREN WAILS]

- But what about Mac?

FROG LIPS: Blind Cop, your--

your partner--

- My partner's what?

- Mac was--

[g*nsh*t]

- Frog Lips, tell me.

Frog Lips, tell me!

- Blind Cop?

What have you done?

- Chief, I mean--

[g*nshots]

[GLASS SHUTTERS]

[YELLS]

[GRUNTING]

[SIRENS WAILING]

[GRUNTS]

- Freeze!

[g*nshots]

- Got any change, mister?

Hey.

[g*nsh*t]

[GRUNTS]

It hurts.

It hurts.

[g*nsh*t ON TV]

[MAN GRUNTS]

- Amigo!

- The only good criminal

is a dead criminal.

- The only good

criminal is a dead--

- Blind Cop, what happened?

- Schmidty.

[GROANS] Frog Lips was m*rder*d.

[GROANS] They think I did it.

- Wait, wait, who's "they"?

- The police.

And they're after us.

- Oh, Blind Cop, I--

I thought you quit.

- It ain't

for my mouth, Schmidty.

[GRUNTS]

We're on our own.

- Wait, "we"?

I mean, I was just back

here watching home base

'cause you told me to.

- Schmidty.

[GRUNTS] I need your help.

[CLATTERING]

- f*ck.

KUNST: Very good job.

You really are remarkable

and much more reliable

than that

gross-looking toad man.

[WHEELCHAIR SQUEAKING]

I just hope he didn't

reveal too much to our enemy

before you got to him.

You'll have your chance

to take care of him

tomorrow, when

the time is right.

- [GASPS]

[GROANING]

How long was I out?

SCHMIDTY: Two days.

- What?

- No, I'm just messing with you.

It was-- it was

only a few hours.

So what happened back there?

- This whole thing was a whole

lot deeper than I thought.

- So what are we

gonna do about it?

- I honestly don't know.

- I mean, you must have

learned something at the club.

- Frog Lips did mention Mac.

I have to go back to my place.

- What?

No.

I mean, your place is probably

crawling with police by now.

- I left something very

important back there.

- This is crazy.

- I need it!

- OK.

But I'm coming

with you this time.

- You're not ready yet.

- Yeah?

How well did it go

on your own last time, huh?

[GULPING]

- OK, but I'm driving.

[CAR ENGINE ROARING]

- A g*n?

- No.

- A dog?

- No, Schmidty.

- It's OK if it's a dog.

We had one at the orphanage.

I mean, I was there

for a while, but,

you know, it was basically the

only friend that stuck around.

After a few years, he

got really sick, and--

- It's not a f*cking

dog, Schmidty!

- What's so important that

we're going back for it then?

- A photo.

- A what?

- A photograph.

- We're risking getting

arrested for a photograph?

- It's all I have left.

- What are you talking about?

- It's all I have left of Mac.

- He must have

meant a lot to you.

[UPBEAT MUSIC]

- More than you could ever know.



[INSECTS CHIRPING]



SCHMIDTY: There's a cop outside.

- There's two.

SCHMIDTY: So what do we do now?

Just wait for them to leave?

- No, Schmidty.

You're gonna distract them.

- What?

No.

Why me?

- Well, I can't go.

- Can't you just take off

your sunglasses or something?

I just don't know

if I can do it.

I mean, what am I

supposed to say?

- I don't know.

- Well, what would you say?

- Me?

I would wing it.

- I just can't.

I'm not you.

- You know, I wasn't

always like this.

I wasn't born blind.

[INSECTS CHIRPING]

[AIRPLANE WHIRRING OVERHEAD]

- You OK, kid?

- Yeah.

- Did something happen?

- Yes.

So I just saw these

guys, these two guys,

and they were drinking outside.

- OK.

Was there anything else?

- Yes.

And they were smoking.

- Smoking?

- Crack!

- So they were drinking,

and they are smoking crack?

- Yeah, right down the street.

- What the f*ck?

- Well, how do you

know it was crack?

- Well, they offered

some of it to me,

and they asked if I

would like some crack.

And I said, no way.

- Can you describe

these guys to me?

- Absolutely.

So it was two males.

It was two very large males.

Um, and they were very

loud, intimidating,

and they were trying to hand

out drugs to children.

- What color were they?

[POLICE RADIO CHATTER]

[DOOR LOCK RATTLING]

- f*ck!

They changed the lock.

- Well, hey, I knew this

would come in handy.

- What do you got there?

- It's a paperclip.

There's this trick I

learned at the orphanage.

Our house mother,

she was the worst.

I mean, she was always

punishing us for stuff.

She hated this one kid, like,

more than the rest of us.

I think he had

autism or something.

She wouldn't even feed

this guy sometimes,

and I felt really bad for him.

So, you know, I'd try

to sneak to the kitchen

every now and then,

grab him a snack.

[GROANS] But, you

know, I mean, all

the doors were

locked by that time,

so I had to get pretty good--

[DOOR THUMPS]

- We haven't got

all day, Schmidty.

No.

[BOTTLES CLINKING]

No.

Where is it?

No, no, no.

Come on, it's gotta be here!

[BOTTLES CLINKING]

- Hey, this it?

- Holy sh*t.

That's it.

[PENSIVE MUSIC]

Thanks, kid.

- [CHUCKLES] You look happy.

- I was happy.

- Do you wanna talk about it?

BLIND COP:

In the good old days--

[g*nsh*t]

--me and Mac--

[MAN GROANS]

--we were the perfect team.

[BONES CRUNCH]

[MAN SCREAMS]

I remember the first

time we saved this city.

[CAMERAS SHUTTERING, APPLAUSE]

SCHMIDTY: What did it feel like?

[MAN GROANS]

BLIND COP: Those were the best

g*dd*mn years of my life.

- Man, Mac must have

really been great.

- [CHUCKLES] He was

one of the best.

- I'm sure that was amazing,

hearing that from you.

- What are you talking about?

- Hearing that he was such

a great cop from the greatest

cop in the city.

- I never told him

that, but he knew.

- You said you were

the perfect team.

You never told him?

- I didn't need to tell him.

I mean, I--

I guess I never really

found the right time

to let him know how I felt.

[KISSES TEETH]

- I'm sure he knew.

- We shouldn't waste

any more time here.

- So what's our next lead?

- Frog Lips gave me

the name of the man

behind all of this stuff--

Kunst.

- The weapons?

- Everything.

- So where do we find him?

[MOTORCYCLE APPROACHING]

- He mentioned he brings his

stuff in on cargo trucks.

- Cargo trucks?

[RAPID g*nf*re]

BLIND COP: Oh, sh*t!

[RAPID g*nf*re]

[INTENSE MUSIC]

- Wait!

What are you doing?

BLIND COP: Get in the car!

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

SCHMIDTY: What

the hell just happened?

Who was that guy?

- I don't know,

but he's a dead man!

- Are you sure that

we should do this?

- If it wasn't for me, you'd

be dead right now, Schmidty!

Why can't you just trust me?

[TIRES SCREECH]

- Blind Cop!

Wait!

What's the plan?

- There doesn't always need

to be a plan, Schmidty.

- We have no g*ns

and no intel, and

this is most definitely a trap.

Think about it.

Why did that guy stop

sh**ting at us, huh?

Why did he lead us here?

- Because criminals don't think!

- Then what do you call this?

- You need to leave, kid!

- Are you just trying

to get yourself k*lled?

- You know what, Schmidty?

You were right.

You are a p*ssy.

All you've done is

gotten in my way.

[OMINOUS MUSIC]



[FOOTSTEPS]

[CLANG]

[g*ns CLICKING]

Who's making the first move?

[WHEELCHAIR SQUEAKING]

KUNST: Nobody is

gonna move a muscle

until I say so, Blind Cop.

- Who are you?

- My name is Ulrich

Von Kunst, and I am a--

- Criminal dirtbag!

- I think of myself

as an opportunist,

and this city is full

of opportunities.

- Like the opportunity

to arm these animals

with military-grade firepower?

- Yes.

How else are they gonna

fight against you, Blind Cop?

- They can fight me with

their fists like men.

- Not everyone can crush

bones with a single punch.

- Oh, I can do more than that.

KUNST: But then

you'll never find out

what happened to your partner.

- Tell me.

- The answer is much

closer than you think.

- Tell me now!

[g*n c*ck]

KUNST: Now, you are really

in a pickle, Blind Cop.

- But that's impossible.

No one can sneak up

on me, except for--

Mac?

[MYSTERIOUS MUSIC]



[PUNCH THUDS]



Why?

- What was that?

- Why, Mac?

- Why?

Why?

I'll tell you why, Blind Cop.

Because every bust

that we ever had,

every crime that

we ever stopped,

everything that

you and I ever did,

you got all the f*cking praise!

And why?

Because you were the f*cking

blind one, that's why.

- Do you think I

chose to be blind?

Mac, there isn't a day

that goes by that I

wish I wasn't like this.

MAC: That doesn't

change the fact

that you got all the praise.

No matter how hard I worked, I--

I was always Blind

Cop's f*cking partner.

But you know what

the worst part was?

You didn't value me.

- I did value you, Mac.

- Oh, shut the f*ck up!

No, you didn't!

That's bullshit!

[BLIND COP SOBBING]

- I loved you.

[SNIFFLES]

I really loved you.

[SNIFFLES]

[SIGHS]

[CLEARS THROAT]

[SNIFFLES]

[SIGHS]

[WHEELCHAIR SQUEAKING]

KUNST: But we appreciated

you, didn't we, Mac?

When Mac came to us, I knew

you were wasting his talents,

so I helped him

fake his own death.

And together, we

built this company.

And look how far we've come.

We just have one last

thing in our way.

- And what might that be?

- It's really sad you

won't be around to see it.

But let's just say you

won't be the only cop

who's gonna die tonight.

With no one left

to protect the city,

someone will have

to step in, someone

who can bring it to its true

potential, someone like me.

- I know at least one good

person left in this city

who won't stand for this.

- [SCOFFS] You mean the boy?

Well, after Mac is done with

you, he'll pay him a visit.

So nothing left

to say, Blind Cop?

Then it looks like

we're all done here.

Mac, have your fun

with this animal.

[WHEELCHAIR SQUEAKING]

[SOFT, TENSE MUSIC]



[g*n c*ck]



[g*nshots]



- [GROANS]



- Mac, you're hit.

[MAC GROANING]



Let me help.

- There's nothing

you can do for me.

But you can still stop them.

[LABORED BREATHING]

I didn't realize how far

Kunst would take this.

[LABORED BREATHING]

They're at the abandoned

surplus warehouse.

- I don't wanna lose

you again, partner.

- Just k*ll every single

one of those m*therf*ckers.

- I promise you, Mac.



- [SOBBING]



[SCREAMING]

[ROCK MUSIC]

[MAN HUMMING]



[MAN GRUNTS]

[SNIFFING]



[GLASS SHATTERS]

[GRUNTS] Goddammit, f*ck!

[COUGHING]

[SLOWED, DISTORTED MUSIC]



[CHOKING]

[FLAMES CRACKLING]

[COUGHING]

Schmidty, you came back for me.

SCHMIDTY: Yeah, Blind Cop.

Someone's gotta watch your a*s.

- Those things I said back

there, I didn't really--

- It's OK, really.

Just be a f*cking man, right?

- Thank you, partner.

[KEYS JINGLING]

- So what do we do next?

- We save this city, Schmidty.

[UPBEAT MUSIC]



- So we still have no g*ns,

we're definitely outnumbered,

and we still have no idea what

kind of mess we're walking into?

- Like always.

- But I got your back this time.

Oh, and, uh, I brought you this.



- Let's f*cking boogie.



[INSECTS CHIRPING]

MAN (ON RADIO): Hey, Bill,

how's your post looking?

- All clear.

Over.

[GRUNTS, BONE CRUNCHES]

[g*n CLICKING]

[OMINOUS MUSIC]



- Hey, move those

detonators down the hall.

- Yes, sir, right away.

SCHMIDTY: They got some

kind of a b*mb in there.

- We're facing some

serious m*therf*ckers.

It's your turn, kid.

- Are you sure?

- I thought you

wanted to be a cop.

[MACHINE BEEPING]

[KEYS CLACKING]

[MACHINE CLICKING]

[MACHINE TRILLING]

[INSECTS CHIRPING]

[TENSE MUSIC]



[MAN GRUNTING]

[g*nshots]

[MAN GAGGING]



It's game time, Schmidty.

[SCUTTLED FOOTSTEPS]

[g*nshots]



[MEN GROANING]



[MAN GRUNTS]

[BODY THUDS]

[g*n CLICKS]

- Wait!

Wait!

[GRUNTS]

[WHIMPERING]



No, no, please!

[g*n c*ck]

Please, don't sh**t!

[STUTTERS] I only

did it for the money!

- Blood money.

[g*nsh*t]

[TOILET FLUSHES]

[g*nsh*t]

[GRUNTING]

[GRIM MUSIC]



[g*nsh*t]



[MUFFLED GROWLING]



[MUFFLED YELLING]



[FLESH SQUELCHES]

[BLOOD SPLATTERING]



- [GURGLING]



- Oh, my god, I'm sorry.

I-- I messed it up.

I shouldn't even be out here--

- Just shut up, kid.

You done good.

[GRUNTING]

But we got work to do.

Just find me a f*cking g*n.

SCHMIDTY: Here.

[GRIM MUSIC]

[BLIND COP GRUNTING]



- We gotta move.

MAN 1: Hey, where are they?

MAN 2: I think you're up ahead.

[g*n c*ck]

[g*nshots]

[MAN GRUNTS]

MAN 1: Go get 'em!

[g*nshots]

[MAN GRUNTS]

Go, go, go, go!

[g*nshots]

[MAN GRUNTS]

[TENSE MUSIC]

[DISTANT g*nf*re]

[MEN SCREAMING]

[g*nsh*t]

[MAN GRUNTING]

[g*nsh*t]

[BODY THUDS]

[BLIND COP GROANING]

[WHITE CANE CLICKS]

- You sure are hard

to get rid of, Blind Cop.

I see you already

moved on from Mac.

BLIND COP: It's over, Kunst.

[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

- For you.

SCHMIDTY: Blind Cop!

[BLIND COP GRUNTING]

- I had this little machine

custom-made, straight

from Germany, just for you.

Tell me, does it sound familiar?

- You were there that

night, weren't you?

- Oh, yes, Blind Cop.

We planned it for weeks.

[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

[BLIND COP GRUNTING]

[DOOR CLUNKS]

[SCHMIDTY GRUNTING]

- [GRUNTING]

[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

[DEVICE BEEPS]

- All this senseless

violence, Blind Cop.

Did you ever, even once,

stop to think about why

I'm doing this to you?

- Because you're a f*cking

lowlife criminal,

just like all the other filth

I've cleaned off these streets.

- And how much of that

filth had families

to care for, mouths to feed?

- All the criminals I

k*lled made a choice.

No one forced them

to put on those masks.

- You have no idea what

we were forced to do!

[TENSE MUSIC]

You see yourself as the hero,

but you ruined more lives

than any criminal in this city.

[HIGH-PITCHED RINGING]

- [GRUNTING]



- [GRUNTING]

- [GRUNTING]

[DEVICE BEEPS]

KUNST: You still don't get it.

You did this.

- What are you talking about?

- It was just another

drug bust for you,

but for me, it was

the worst day of my life.

Do you think I came to this

country to be a criminal?

I started with nothing, and I

survived the only way I could.

I didn't think things

could get any worse for me.

And then you crippled my whole

body without a second thought.

[SCHMIDTY GRUNTING]

[SKULL CRUNCHING]

[MAN GRUNTING]

[SCHMIDTY YELLING]

[GRUNTING]

[BLOOD SPLATTERING]



- f*ck you!

- You attacked us.

- And what threat did I pose

to you, best cop in the city?

You changed my whole

life in an instant.

Not a day has gone

by which I haven't thought

about what you did to me.

And I am sure as hell you never

even thought about me once.



And so now I'm gonna make sure

you never hurt anyone again.

[g*nsh*t]

[MOANING]

[BLIND COP GRUNTING]

[KUNST MOANING]

[GRUNTS]

What a hero.

- You had a choice.

[FLESH SQUELCHES]

You chose wrong.

[CLANG]

[DOOR CLUNKS]

[AX CLANGS]

- [SOBBING] Please don't sh**t.

[g*nsh*t]

[g*n CLATTERS]

[SCHMIDTY RETCHING]

[FABRIC RIPS]

- [GROANS]

[SIGHS]

- How's the leg?

- I'll tell you one thing.

[GROANS]

It'll be healed long

before these pieces of sh*t

are stuck 6 feet deep.

How about you, kid?

- I don't--

I don't really know.

- Hey!

We did a good thing

here tonight, Schmidty.

You know how many criminals

we took off the street,

how many lives we just saved?

This world's gonna

be a better place

without these animals in it.

[GROANS]

[SIGHS]

I learned the truth

of this world

long before I ever became a cop.

- The truth?

- The truth is that we're

all thrown into this f*cking

rat race against our will.

And the ones that aren't

willing to eat each other

alive to stay in it--

[GROANS]-- will always be

devoured by the ones that are.

We can't let these

animals win, just

because they're willing

to break the law

and the good people aren't.

So I made an oath

a long time ago

that I would do everything

in my power to take out as many

of these savages as I can until

the day I meet my finish line.

That's why I became a cop.

And you know what?

I saw some damn fine police

work tonight out of you, kid.

- [CHUCKLES]

- But if you're gonna make

a real difference in this world,

it ain't gonna be filling

out police reports

or handing out parking tickets.

I think we could make a real

difference without a badge.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

[BLIND COP GROANS]

Just be a f*cking man, right?

- You got that right, Schmidty.

Just be a f*cking man.

[WHITE CANE CLICKING]

[RESONANT MUSIC]



[INTRIGUING MUSIC]