Demon Wind (1990)

[bunniefuu]

(dramatic music)

(fire crackling)

(dramatic music)

(soft instrumental music)

(woman singing)

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the lamb? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the blood ♪

♪ In the soul-cleansing
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are your garments spotless? ♪

♪ Are they white as snow? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Have you been to Jesus
for the cleansing power? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are you fully trusting
in His grace this hour? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the blood ♪

♪ In the soul-cleansing
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are your garments spotless? ♪

♪ Are they white as snow? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are you walking daily
by the Savior's side? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Do you rest each moment
in the Crucified? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are you washed in the blood ♪

♪ In the soul-cleansing
blood of the Lamb? ♪

♪ Are your garments spotless? ♪

♪ Are they white as snow? ♪

(dramatic music)

- Wind.

Wind!

- [Demonic voice] Regina!

Spells can't keep us out.

Spells can't keep us out.

(banging)

- George!

George, help me!

(banging)
(screaming)

(screaming)

Oh, thank God it's you.

My spells can't
keep them out now.

Getting stronger.

Did you bring the
daggers and the diary?

(dramatic music)

George?

(groaning)

Stop it.

Please, stop it, George.

Oh!

(groaning)

(retching)

(groaning)

(demonic voices murmuring)

(screaming)

Please, stop it, George.

(groaning)

(sobbing)

No!

No!

(demonic voices murmuring)

Remember?

If the crystal breaks it's
the end of both of us.

- And now, my pig, you die!

- No.

No!

Stop!

Please!

(screaming)

(crystal crashing)

(house exploding)

- I can't stand this anymore.

Cory, would you talk to me?

- About what?

- About anything, about
what you're thinking.

- I'm just thinking
about driving.

- How much farther is
your grandparents' farm?

- I don't know.

I think not far.

- [Elaine] Cory, what
was your dad like?

(dramatic music)

- Cory.

- Dad.

- [Elaine] Well, what was
it like when you saw him?

- He was just an old drunk.

Stranger.

- You know, it's funny.

- [Cory] What is?

- I really wanted
you to find your dad.

I thought it would
help you (mumbling).

Now I'm sorry I ever
laid eyes on him.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- It means that in the past 48
hours you've not looked to me

in the face once.

In fact, since you found your
father, you've completely

and totally cut me
out of your life

and I'd just like to know why.

- I brought you with me.

- Yeah.

But for what?

You've not even spoken
10 words with me

since we started up
here this morning.

(dramatic music)

So?

- It's just that since...

It's since I saw my
old man there's uh...

It's been this voice inside
my head like a loud speaker

telling me to get to their farm.

(dramatic music)

I've been here before.

- [Elaine] What?

- In a dream.

(dramatic music)

- Welcome home, Cory.

(laughing)

(screaming)

- Cory.

Cory, are you all right?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I'm okay.

- [Elaine] You just seemed
to go somewhere else.

- Well, I'm fine now, really.

(dramatic music)

- How are you, folks?

What can I do for you?

- How do we get to the
Carter place from here?

- The Cat?

There's no such place.

- This map says it's
right near here.

- That map is wrong.

Now, unless you want some gas,
why don't you just move on?!

- Cory, maybe he's right.

The map could be wrong.

Let's just go home.

- No.

This is the place of the dream.

The farm is near, I can feel it.

(door creaking)

Hello!

(door creaking)

Anybody here?

Hello!

- [Elaine] Hey, Harman!

(chuckles)

- A Moon for the Misbegotten.

- Oh, please!

Cory, I just want
you to lighten up.

- Bathrooms are back.
(gasping)

- Oh, no, I wasn't--

- Can we get something to drink?

- We have beer, Coke,
water and goat's milk.

- Coke, please.

- Same.

Thank you.

Has anyone else
been in here today?

- Old man Deavers a week ago.

And Mrs. Wilson came by with
the Little Linda last week.

Are you Little Linda's friends?

Did you meet her when
she went away to school?

I don't think Little Linda
really went away to school.

I think maybe Little
Linda got into trouble

and they sent her away.

Did you meet Little
Linda at school?

- No, we don't
know Little Linda.

Uh, can you tell us how far
the Carter farm is from here?

(dramatic music)

(door creaks)

- I've never heard of it.

(car engine buzzing)

- That's got to be Dell's Jeep.

- Good.

I wanna get moving.

- Elaine.

- Hi, Dell.

No!

- Well, now, don't you
look good enough to eat?

Cory, my man!

- Ow!

Hi, Dell.

How was the drive?

- Sucked!

But you know how women are:
we passed that last mall,

Terri panicked,
and we had to stop.

- I just got to get
some outdoor clothes.

- And you, you do look
good enough to eat.

That is why I keep her around.

- Bonnie, babe!
- Hi!

- [Elaine] How are you?

- I'm fine.

- [Elaine] You look
simply marvelous.

- Oh, and you look
absolutely divine.

- Oh, thank you, thank you.

(smacking)

(laughing)

- Bizarre greeting
rituals of the subculture.

Good afternoon, Mr. Harman.

- Jack, man, I'm
glad to see you.

- Well, your message
sounded urgent.

So, here we are.

- Thanks for coming.

I mean it.

- I know.

- (mumbling) h*m* can keep
your hands out of each other

for a second, let's
get something to drink.

- Maybe Cory can tell us why
we are here in the sticks.

- Anybody want a beer?

- No, thanks.

- No, we're fine.

- I'm fine.

- What is it, just a no week?

- Not for me.

- That's why I keep her around.

- This thing is about this big.

- What's so funny?

What is it?!

- Nothing, Dell.

- [Dell] No, what is it?

- It's just a little thing,
Dell, it's not worth mentioning.

- You're right.

- So, Cory, uh...

Why did you bring us up here?

- I found my father.

- Is he okay?

- No, uh...

He slit his wrists the
day after I saw him.

- You didn't tell me that.

- I know.

I just couldn't.

Four days after
he was born, uh...

His family disappeared
from a farm near here.

- Where was you dad
when that happened?

- He was in an
incubator in a hospital

and maybe he hadn't been
there, they'd have got him too.

- Did anyone ever
find his family?

- No, but after I was
born, he came up here

to find out what happened.

And he never came home.

I think something bizarre has
been going on at that farm

for a long time.

I'm gonna find out what.

I need your help.

- I'm in.

- Me too.

(door creaking)

- Let me give you
some advice, son.

Take your friends
and go home now.

- You've got business
at that farm.

Belongs to me now.

- You do not own that property.

- Oh, yeah?

Then who's the owner
of that land, old man?

You, maybe?

(dramatic music)

- The dead.

- You know, you're not only
got (mumbling) problem,

you're so out of
your f*cking mind!

- You got to learn to
respect the elders, boy,

before one of them hurt you.

- Oh, just hold on
a minute here, Mr.

We don't want any trouble.

Do we, Dell?

- No, no, no, no,
no, no trouble.

- Then all of you,
get in them cars

and go back where you came from.

- What is it, Harcourt?

What are you trying to hide?

- I saw what happened
to the Carter family.

It was the drought of 29.

A hot dry wind blew that summer.

The cattle and the crops
were burning to a crisp.

The smell of death
hung in the air.

It happened on a Sunday.

All the families were in
church, except the Carters.

And they never missed church,

so that evening I went up to
see if they were all right.

God help me, I saw them...

I saw--

- Saw what, what did you see?

- Blood everywhere!

Black blood on the walls!

Figures in the dark,
laughing, coming to me.

And I screamed, then I ran.

And I never told a soul.

Til now.

I let it not even loaded.

Please, boy, don't go up there.

- I have to.

- I know.

Well, you just follow
that road to...

Till it ends.

- Thanks.

It's all right.

It's all right.

(epic instrumental music)

- Good afternoon,
ladies and gentlemen.

Welcome to the wonderful
world of magic.

Today we will take you to the
land of illusion and fantasy,

where the common
place is fantastic

and the fantastic
is common place.

- I didn't know your former
boy was gonna be here.

- Oh, neither did I.

(epic instrumental music)

- A princess should
always have flowers.

(clanging)

(clanging)

(clanging)

(clanging)

(clanging)

(clanging)

- Skinny little chicken,

I'll shove that karate
crap up your a*s!

- Be my guest.

(bursting)

- Come on, man, easy now.

Easy now, don't hurt the rabbit.

- Dell, Dell, Dell,
Dell, cool out.

I asked these guys to
come and help me, okay?

This I don't need.

- I have to agree with him.

We don't need the Feast
and Fury demonstration,

you know what I mean?

Hi, Cory.

- Hi, Stacy.

I didn't think you guys
were gonna make it.

- What?

And miss the chance
to play (mumbling),

to bring magic and wonder
to the inner lands?

The hangout with the
beautiful people?

My man, there just isn't
any other place to be.

Besides, you needed
us to be here, so...

Voilà.

Here we are.

- Glad to have you.

- So, uh...

What exactly is the nature
of this little expedition,

if I may ask?

- Follow me up the road
away and I'll show you.

Dell, are you still coming?

- Yeah, yeah, we're in.

- What about you?

- I don't know why or where,

but I wouldn't miss
it for anything.

- All right, let's get going.

- Next time, you little f*g,
I'll drop you like a bad habit.

(car engine roaring)

- Shazam!

- Son of a b*tch and idiots!

- Still onboard?

- All the way, Captain.

- You're making a
bad mistake, boy.

- Maybe so, but
it's mine to make.

(car engines roaring)

- Damned fools!

(dramatic music)

- What are you going to
expect to find up here?

- I need to have some
answers about who I am.

- Jesus!

What do you think happened here?

- I wonder who it is?

- Stay away from it!

Don't touch it!

Please.

(dramatic music)

(screaming)

- What is it, Bonnie?

What's wrong?

- That!

(dramatic music)

(buzzing)

(wind howling)

- It's my dad's older brother.

- How do you know that?

- I just know, that's all.

- Here's the answer to
the mystery right here.

Somebody, somebody
arranged one or two here,

tortured whoever is in that
cross and set fire the house.

They must have died in the fire.

- I don't know what happened
here, but you can sure tell

death walked through this place.

(dramatic music)

- Cory?

Cory.

Cory.

- I'm going inside.

- Cory, wait.

There's something
really wrong here.

I think we should go.

- Bonnie's right,
Cory, I feel it too.

Don't go in there.

- I have to see what's
through that door.

You guys can wait out here.

- Hey, catch.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

- "To Regina, with all my love."

It's my grandmother.

- "Nunc Protestas,
Satane Vivet."

(howling)

(frantic music)

(banging)

(screaming)

(banging)

(screaming)

(clattering)

(banging)

- Get out!

Get out!

(clattering)

- Cory!

(thudding)

- What the hell is
going on here, Harman?!

- I don't know, I don't know!

But what was that Bonnie read?!

What did it say?!

- It was Latin, it says,
"Now Satan shall walk."

- This baby will do the
trick against whatever moves.

- I don't care what it is,
I say we get out of here now

before the sun goes down.

- Do what you want.

Whatever is here
k*lled my grandparents.

I wanna find out why.

(creaking)

(wind howling)

- Let's get the hell
out of here, come on!

(dramatic music)

- My battery is dead.

- So it's mine.

- We have to get
out of here now!

- She's right.

This place is possessed.

- Be serious.

I tell you, what we witnessed
here is hallucination.

- Come on, Jack, what happened
in that house was real.

Saw it with your own eyes.

- Well, then I don't
believe my own eyes.

Things like this
simply don't happen.

- Jack, there is something
here, something evil.

- [Jack] Evil?

Evil, where?

- There.

It's been waiting all this time.

- [Jack] Waiting for what?

- For us, for us to come here.

Promise me something.

- Anything.

- If we die, don't bury me here.

- [Jack] You're not
going to die, Bonnie.

- Promise me.

- Okay, I promise, but
nothing is going to happen.

I won't let it.

- Let's get her out of here.

- Okay, let's grab
what we can carry

and walk back to the station.

(dramatic music)

- Now look how fast
that fog roamed.

- I think we're in trouble.

- I think you're right.

- I've never seen
a fog like this.

- It's not the same forest.

- Of course it is.

- Yeah, (mumbling).

The same power that was in
that house is doing this.

- Look, it's coming back!

(wind howling)

Where the hell are we now?!

- God, it's cold!

- Oh, no, here it comes again!

(wind howling)

Oh, God!

- Oh, no!

- Son of a b*tch!

(dramatic music)

(buzzing)

- Dell, stop!

- Hey, where do you
come from, little girl?

(rumbling)

- Dell, are you all right?

- You can't leave.

- No!

(screams)

- You are mine.

(screaming)

(rumbling)

(dramatic music)

- You...

Lied.

(bursting)

(dramatic music)

- Now what do we do, Harman?!

- Well, whatever is here
isn't gonna let us go.

- Then no sh*t, Sherlock!

Do you have any other
hot news for us?!

- Yeah, the sun is gonna
be down in a few minutes.

We got two choices: the cars
or the house for the night.

I think we'll be
safer in the house.

- But something in there
just tried to k*ll us!

- I don't think so.

I think whatever it is is
only trying to warn us away.

- [Dell] And how the
hell do you know that?!

- I don't!

It's just a feeling I have.

- Well, that's just crap,
pal, because your feelings

have got us in this sh*t
hole in the first place!

- I'm going back inside.

(snorting)

- Well, I'm not sleeping out
here with you and (mumbling).

- Lead on, McDuff.

- You're crazy.

Hold it, you're all crazy!

- We have to talk.

- Chuck, there's nothing
left for us to talk about.

- Come on, Terri, I
can see it in your eyes

back at the cafe.

- Chuck, you're
mistaken, I'm Dell's now.

I'm gonna stay with him.

- Terri, I love you.

- Chuck, it's too late for that.

Dell needs me.

You don't.

Life is just a game to you.

It's not to me.

I need somebody who's
serious about me.

Dell is.

(chuckles)

(thudding)

- We could fight if you want to.

But we don't have
anything to fight about.

- Well, let's go inside then.

- Good idea.

(dramatic music)

- I think it's gonna be okay.

Let's clean up.

(fire crackling)

- [Ghostly voice] Cory.

(dramatic music)

- Grandmother?

(knocking)

(thudding)

(rattling)

"Being the diary
of Regina Carter,

"born June 8th 1889.

"I conjure thee, oh Delos,
protect this my child

"from the evil touch.

"Rise now and approach me."

(door creaking)

(screaming)

Christ!

Are you trying to give
me a heart attack?!

- I could ask you
the same thing.

Oh, God!

I made you some food.

(laughing)

- Some weekend, huh?

- Yeah.

Really know how to show
a girl a good time.

- I know it may not seem like
it, but I'm glad you're here.

- Oh, I'm glad to
hear you say it.

- I found my
grandmother's diary.

- Oh!

(rustling)

- "It is dusk.

"I know tonight I will die.

"Even the spells Grandmother
taught me can't save us now."

- Spells?

- Yeah.

"I know that someday you
might come to face the evil

"that comes for me.

"In the bottom
drawer of the vanity

"you will find two daggers

"which are part of the
sacred set of seven.

"The other five have been lost.

"It is written
that with all seven

"you can k*ll the son of Satan.

(dramatic music)

"I pray these two
might help you."

(fire crackling)

I found something.

This farm was built by
my great-grandfather.

He and a group of settlers
followed a preacher named Anders

to this valley.

But when they arrived,
Anders began preaching

about the false
God of the Bible...

And the true God
he had found here.

- He was a Satan worshiper?

- Yeah.

Trying to raise the Devil.

Then three little
girls disappeared.

The searchers found them...

What was left of them in an
altar behind Anders' place.

- He was a real sick pup.

- There was a big fight.

Anders and all of his
followers were burned to death

in his house.

- That sounds fair.

- I hope they cooked slow.

- After that, everything was
okay until the summer of 1929.

That was the year
my father was born.

"June 8th.

"Mrs. James just had triplets.

"They were k*lled
right after the birth.

"None of the babies
was even human."

- All the children
were the same.

Except for Cory's dad.

- What was so special about him?

- I have no idea.

But the last entry reads,

"Everyone is dead
except George and I.

"It's all hopeless.

"I can hear them
rising out in the barn.

"It's the..."

And that's what
happened to my family.

- Now we're in the
middle of all this.

(dramatic music)

(fire crackling)

- Will the puppets
from hell show tonight?

- My son, if they do,
we'll just have to go out

and kick some supernatural a*s.

- Chuck, my man.

I like your attitude.

Very American, very...

John Wayne.

- Very what choice do we have?

- It's a good point.

- Man, I just wish we had some
hand grenades or something.

- I'd rather have a
Tahitian vacation.

- Not Tahiti.

- [Chuck] Why not?

- Voodoo, man, they
do voodoo in Tahiti.

- Let's say Chicago.

- Vegas.

We know there's no
spiritualism in Vegas.

- Good point.

Vegas, it is.

- Yoo-hoo!

Chuck.

Stacy.

Come out!

I'm here for you.

Come out and play with me.

Chuck!

Stacy!

Come out.

- Demon.

- Stacy!

(wind howling)

- Hey, Cory, guess
what we just saw!

Cory?

Hey, Harman.

Hey, Jack, wake up!

- I guess he only wants us.

- [Demonic girl] Here I am.

- Let's go.

- Why not?

(demonic voices murmuring)

They're playing our song.

- All right.

Let's dance.

(demonic voices murmuring)

- Over here.

I have something for you.

Surprise!

- Eat this!
(g*n firing)

Oh, man, I think
we're in trouble.

- I think you're right.

(growling)

(g*n firing)

(screaming)

(g*n firing)

(screaming)

(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

(laughing)

(g*n firing)

(grunting)
(g*n firing)

I think we've just
to get out of this.

- You doubt it?

(g*n firing)

Hey, Chuck (groans).

- What, maestro?

- Presto.

Eh.

(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(thudding)

(repetitive thudding)

(dead people murmuring)

- I made it.

I made it!

f*ck you!

- Surprise!

(screaming)

- What happened?

What was that?!

- It came from outside.

- Where are Chuck and Stacy?!

(dramatic music)

- Stacy!

Chuck!

(dramatic music)

Oh, no!

- My God!

Oh, no!

No!

No!

- Terri, look, we got
to keep it out together,

we're gonna get
out of this alive.

- You didn't just see the blood?

- Hey, trust me, I'll
get us out of this, okay?

- Okay.

- Dell, we're gonna
check the backroom.

- Yeah.

- Why didn't you tell the
others about the daggers

and the spells in the diary?

- Tell them what?

That my grandmother was a witch?

She used spells to protect
her son and this house?

Dell's half crazy and
Jack's a b*stard case.

One more thing and
either are gonna lose it.

- Maybe those spells
could help us.

- They didn't helped
her much, did they?

Keep this with you.

May be some protection.

- You don't think we
can beat it, do you?

- I'm sorry I got you into this.

- Don't even think that,
Cory, I got me into this.

I'm here because I love you.

- (mumbling) so lucky.

- Magic.

(wind howling)

(creaking)

(screaming)

- Honey, you're all right,
it was only a dream.

You're all right now.

- It's not big deal, Dell.

- God, I wish I
was home right now.

- Quiet!

(car engine humming)

That's a car!

- It's Willy and Reena!

- Don't shut it off.

Don't shut it off!

Don't shut it off!

Don't shut it off!

Don't shut it off!

Don't shut it off!

Don't shut it off!

- What did you say?

- I said, "Don't shut it off."

- Why not?

(dramatic music)

- But what we did wrong?

We just got here.

(barking)

- Go back inside.

- Hey, Cory.

Look, pal, Terri and I aren't
gonna spend another night

in this damned house.

Now we're going
through that front door

and we're going for help.

- Dell, are you sure
you wanna do that?

- Yeah, I'm sure, sure
as I'm about anything.

(dramatic music)

Hey, are you positive
you wanna come with me?

- Like I told you before,
honey, wherever you go, I go.

- That's why I keep her with me.

(snorts)

- You may need this.

- Thanks, Cory.

Let's get out of here.

- I don't think
they're gonna make it.

- I don't think so, either.

Better get back to work.

Jack.

- Yeah.

- I'll be back in a minute.

- All right.

(creaking)

(dramatic music)

- Grandmother?

Grandmother?

Is it you in the
house, isn't it?

(fire crackling)

Grandmother?

What are the demons afraid of?

Grandmother?

Grandmother?

- [Elaine] Cory.

- This house is as
secure as it can get.

- So what do we do now?

- I guess we wait.

- [Jack] No.

- What do you mean?

- Well, I say we attack it.

Now, Bonnie mentioned she
felt something from the barn.

- Jack's right.

My grandmother
mentioned the barn.

Maybe there's a door with
the leads into the barn.

The same with the
leads into this house.

- And if that's the
center of this force,

we got to find some
way to destroy it.

- Now you're talking.

How about you, guys?

- Sure that beats waiting.

- I don't wanna go,
but if we have to,

let's get it over with.

- I'll get the flashlights.

- I'll get the shotgun.

(dramatic music)

- Oh, no!

- sh*t!

(wind howling)

Terri?

Terri!

Terri, where the hell are you?!

- [Terri] Can't you hear it?

- Hear what?

- Death!

(thudding)
(groaning)

- But I loved you.

- I loved you too.

(laughing)

(wind howling)

(howling)

- What was that?

- It wasn't human,
that's for sure.

- Look.

(dramatic music)

- Come on.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

- What is that?

- It's an altar to the Devil.

- God, it's horrible.

- But there's something
kind of beautiful about it.

No, it really is beautiful.

(growling)

(whooshing)

(screaming)

Come on, help me!

(screaming)

Help me!

Help me!

(screaming)

- Run, Willy!

- It's just us.

(mumbling)

- Dell was good enough to eat.

- But you're dead.

- You can't k*ll
what's already dead.

(thudding)

- Stay right there or I'll
have to blow you in two.

- That thing won't work in here.

This is the house of the damned.

(laughing)

(thudding)

(grunting)

- Cory!

Help me!

(grunting)
(groaning)

- Leave!

Oh, you don't like this, uh?

(grunting)

- Cory, where's Willy?

- He must still be in the barn!

- [Elaine] sh*t!

(screaming)

- Forgot something?

- Ah!

(laughing)

- Isn't he cute?

- Cory, use the dagger!

(screaming)

- You k*lled me.

(buzzing)

(dramatic music)

(creaking)

- You all will scream
in the hell tonight!

- All of you, ha!

(dead people murmuring)

- Get ready!

(dead people murmuring)

(rumbling)

Now what's happening, Harman?

- Don't you see?!

Ha!

Grandmother's old
spell still works!

They can't reach us!

- Are you sure?

- Yeah!

(laughing)

Eat it, scumbags!

- Come and get us!

(rumbling)

(buzzing)

(banging)

- Cory, now what happened?

- sh*t!

The demons must have
broken the spell!

(dead people murmuring)

- Here, take this.

I'm gonna check the backrooms.

- Jack.

- Yeah?

- Watch yourself.

- Good luck to you too.

(dead people murmuring)

(dramatic music)

(dead people murmuring)

- So friend, we meet again.

(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

(knocking)

(g*n firing)

- Where did they go?

- I don't know.

Maybe they're still
afraid of the house.

(dramatic music)

(grunting)

- Jack!

Jack, I'm coming for you!

(thudding)
(screaming)

(dramatic music)

(grunting)

(thudding)

(grunting)

(thudding)

(grunting)
(screaming)

- Get back!

- No!

No!

Let me out!

(grunting)
(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(knocking)

(grunting)

(crunching)

(grunting)

- Jack.

Jack!

Jack, it's Bonnie.

Please, help me.

- Bonnie?

Bonnie!

- Help me!

- Bonnie?

- Please, help me, Jack!

Jack!

Please, Jack!

- Bonnie!

- Help me!

Jack!

Jack!

(groans)

- God!

(groans)

This can't be happening.

(dramatic music)

(banging)

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

- Check Stacy's
bag for more a*mo.

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

Hurry!

(g*n firing)

(grunting)

(g*n firing)

- There's no way we
can keep them back!

- Take the diary and
tell Jack to get in here.

(grunting)

(dramatic music)

(g*n firing)

- Jack?

(dramatic music)

- Elaine.

It's Jackie.

- Oh, no, Jack!

Not you.

- It doesn't hurt.

- Jack, we can fight this.

- Don't fight.

I'll make it so sweet.

(sobbing)

You'll give the
Father much pleasure.

- Goodbye, Jack.

(screaming)

(rumbling)

(rumbling)

(rumbling)

(rumbling)

(sobbing)

(dead people murmuring)

- You all right?

- Look, it's Jack.

He turned into one of those
things, I used the last dagger.

I saw his soul.

- It's okay.

You did him a favor.

You saved him.

(banging)

(banging)
(screaming)

(groaning)

- Ah!

(dead people murmuring)

- [Dead man] k*ll them.

(whining)

- I'm sorry.

- I'm not.

(dead people murmuring)

- I have arrived, my children.

Gather now.

Come, my sheep.

I am come to take you.

Yes, you, the faithful.

Tonight reap your reward.

Wait is finally over.

Come now.

Now shall your suffering end.

Our time is at hand.

(dead people murmuring)

Gather now for
the time has come.

I bring you greetings from
the (mumbling) father.

(dead people murmuring)

Yes, my children, come unto me.

So, my children, at
last have we gathered.

And after all these years
shall we complete the cycle.

- Father, take us.

- I have fought for him.

I love him.

- Tonight shall we open the
door for our beloved father.

Yeah, my flock.

Come.

Come unto me.

(dramatic music)

(wind howling)

- No!

No!

No, please, help me!

- Bonnie!

- Oh, God, help me.

No!

(screaming)

- No!

Stop!

Bonnie!

(screaming)

(grunting)

(screaming)

- [Bonnie] No!

(grunting)

- Cory, help her!

(screaming)

(grunting)

- There's nothing
we can do for her.

- No!

(sobbing)

(dramatic music)

- Now (mumbling),
I've come for thee!

- The book!

The book!

We've got to try it!

(mumbling), go!

- [Demon] Father of Darkness,
I'm, your son, have arrived.

I have waited long for
this might Cory Harman.

(laughing)

After all these centuries,
now this world will be mine.

(laughing)

(mumbling)

- I love you.

- I love you too.

- [Both of them]
Oh, white light,

oh, spirits of
goodness and peace,

oh, earth mother who
watches over us...

(rumbling)

(mumbling)

We who breathe that breath.

(banging)

- If you find us
worthy, we beg of you,

join us now to thee.

(dramatic music)

- Am I not beautiful?

- I will be done.

(bursting)

(rumbling)

- So, the old witch, she
possessed the great secrets.

- Yes.

- They did her no good.

I took her also them to grave.

- And now you're
gonna pay for that.

(thudding)
(groaning)

(grunting)

(dramatic music)

- I will teach you how
to read before you die.

(rumbling)

(dramatic music)

You were always so weak.

(rumbling)

- Please, God!

- The power of your God
is nothing, little man.

I am come to rule this world.

You're the last of your lineage.

The death of yours
will ensure mine.

(sizzling)

Die, child little man.

(sizzling)

(rumbling)

- [Elaine] Oh,
he's coming around.

Thank God, Cory.

I can't find your pulse.

I thought you're...

- Man, you gave us quite
a scare there for a while.

You looked somewhere else.

Cory, are you all right?

- Yeah.

Just a little woozy.

Where am I?

- We're at your
grandparents' farm, remember?

We drove up here.

- What happened to me?

- We walked in the front
door, looked around

and you just went
out like a light.

- Man, you hit
the floor so hard,

it was like you had
belted by Mike Tyson.

- Jack!

Jack, you're all right!

You're all alive!

- Of course we're all alive.

- Just like real life.

- You were just dreaming.

- Oops!

(dramatic music)

- Surprise!

(laughing)

- Cory!

Cory!

Help me!

(rumbling)

- Now you're my pig.

It's the flesh
you loved so well.

- Cory, I'm sorry.

I love you.

- I love you too.

(rumbling)

(laughing)

If she's dead...

(rumbling)

Dad?!

- I always loved you, Cory.

- No, dad.

Don't!

(dramatic music)

Stop it!

Stop it!

(thudding)

It won't work.

I'm not afraid of you.

You're the one who's terrified.

(rumbling)

- I fear nothing from you.

- Another lie.

You're terrified of us
because we're alive.

We can feel.

You're only a shadow.

You hide behind your cheap magic
tricks because you're dead.

God changed you into a snake

and a chicken sh*t
at the same time.

- I don't need magic
to take your soul.

(grunting)

(thudding)

(dramatic music)

And when you die, I
will have your woman.

Sure it will be fun (mumbling)
how she will beg for death.

(sizzling)

(groaning)

- Cory.

Cory.

(grunting)

(whooshing)

(thudding)

- Get the diary.

Read the last spell.

Do it now!

(thudding)

- We call upon the
power of Light.

Drive this evil (mumbling).

Set it back into the
darkness from where it came.

We call on the God of Light.

Bring this abomination
(mumbling).

- No!

- They will be done.

- No!

(bursting)

(groaning)

(house exploding)

(dramatic music)

- Cory, you're human again.

Is it over?

Is it really over?

(birds chirping)

(knocking on door)

Hello?

Hello!

Harriet?

- [Harriet] Elaine, is that you?

Oh, I'm so glad you came.

My uncle, he was--

- I know.

- Elaine, come here.

I have a surprise for you.

- That's okay.

We have a surprise for you too.

(screaming)

(rumbling)

(car engine roaring)

(growling)

(dramatic music)