Woman #1: Out by 16 or dead
in the scene, but together forever.
Woman #2:
Lie down!
Lie down!
Woman #1:
Thought you were gonna die.
Woman #3: I'm changing--
fuII moons have nothing to do with it.
It's Iike an infection--
it works from the inside out.
It's Iike a virus.
Woman #1: Something is really,
really wrong with me.
(female vocals)
Woman #1:
I can't be like this.
Woman #3:
This is monkshood.
I don't know if you smoke it
or eat it or what,
but I need to try it now.
Ginger!
Please, it's me--
(clears throat)
I'm onto you.
You come in here Iate at night,
you stay untiI aII the other
avid readers are gone.
You're attracted to me,
but you fear rejection.
So you bide your time,
just kind of waiting
for that perfect moment.
Don't worry, I've been
deaIing with this aII my Iife.
I'm kidding.
Your fly's open.
Okay.
Perfect.
Yeah.
Yeah, I induIge in the occasionaI
bIoodIetting myseIf.
Okay.
Brigitte Fitzgerald.
Unfortunately you have
quite the overdue account.
And technically, if you have
more than $6 owing, I'm just--
Okay, well, I'll see you later.
Woman:
You're healing faster, aren't you?
That s**t's not a cure, you know.
It just sIows the transformation.
It doesn't stop it, B.
Nothing will stop it.
What are you doing?
You already dosed today.
It's poison, B.
You can't keep shooting it.
Remember that game we used to play
when we were little?
The one where we wouId
make ourselves hold our breath
until we passed out?
Then you'd always get scared
and call Mom
and I'd get in troubIe?
That game really sucked.
Do you feeI it?
You're not alone.
He's found you again.
Hi, this is a major breach
of Iibrary poIicy,
but I brought you the books.
Are you okay?
What did you take?
Okay.
Come on, come on.
Come on.
Get in the truck.
Watch your head.
I'm gonna get you some heIp, okay?
Okay. Okay.
You're gonna be okay, okay?
I'm gonna get you some heIp.
No!
(both screaming)
(gasping)
Hey, sleepyhead.
It's time.
Girl:
"She learned their habits.
She collected
their secrets like weapons,
for one day she would
escape and"--
Hi.
I'm AIice Seversen.
I run the community outreach program
here at Happier Times Care Center.
Would you like a seat?
Your Iibrary card, which was
the onIy ID that we couId find on you,
said that your name was Brigitte.
Is that true?
Did you find him?
Find who?
The Iibrarian guy-- Jeremy.
It came through the window.
It attacked him.
No, you suffered a near fataI
anaphyIactic reaction.
Listen,
I saw a guy die.
His blood was on my face.
You did have blood on your face,
but it was from the cuts on your arms.
I saw it.
When I was using,
I was convinced that
the deaf Norwegian prep cook,
who Iived in the apartment over,
was trying to amputate my Iegs.
(knocks on door)
Come in.
- Hi.
- Brigitte, this is Luke.
He's gonna need a blood sample.
My guess is you're not
afraid of needles.
Due to cutbacks, facilities like ours
have had to get creative.
Girls on drugs don't go over too well
in private funding circles.
So, three years ago we became
a duaI-care faciIity.
We house chronic-care patients
from the hospitaI system.
Barbara was badly burned
in a fire.
That's her granddaughter.
She's here untiI we find her
a foster home.
(door buzzes)
The hospitaI was buiIt in the 1920s
to quarantine tuberculosis patients,
but ours is the only unit
that is still functional.
The other wings
have been closed for years,
- and are strictly out-of-bounds.
- Little freak.
So, you start in Iock-up, which
we maintain through your withdrawaI,
and then we go from there
based on your progress.
"Had she realized her captors
were capable of terrifying feats?"
- Brigitte, Ghost. Ghost, Brigitte.
- "That at night they used to torture
their prisoners
in vats of pig grease?
She had!
She ran for her life!"
(alarm blaring)
Excuse me, Iadies.
It's your choice--
we take you or you come.
We've got a bleeder.
I'm TyIer.
This is Marcus.
That's your cue
to tell us your name.
Your own clothes are being cleaned.
Woman:
I'm writing again,
which feels like coming home,
because--
well, it's what I do.
And I feeI
exhiIarated and scared
because I-- I have to face
unadulterated truth
when I'm writing.
Like the fact that
my chemicaI dependency is:
A, related to stuff
that happened to me as a child;
and B, that I have
to expIore that stuff
with you all here;
and C, this time
there's no holding back.
Dr. Brookner,
if she doesn't shut up
I swear I'II make her
drink her piss again.
She'II do no such thing, Winnie.
Brigitte, you have a room of people
pretty curious about Brigitte.
And incidentally, a room full of people
who think you really suck at suicide.
What's your
best-case scenario, hmm?
Go there.
Woman #2:
What a Ioser.
My best-case scenario, Eleanor,
is hair everywhere
but my eyeballs,
elongation of my spine
till my skin splits,
teats, and a growing tolerance,
maybe even affection for,
the smell and taste of feces--
not just my own--
and then, excruciating death.
You know, Brigitte,
some girls find group useful.
- I can't be here.
- You're feverish.
But don't worry,
that's common.
Would you like to talk about
what you were shooting?
I didn't recognize it myseIf,
which is kind of impressive--
there's not a Iot you can stick
that I haven't been famiIiar with.
It must be great
to be a roIe modeI.
Hmm.
Do you mind?
So, tell me...
why were you timing
how Iong it takes your cuts to heaI?
Look, Alice,
if I was messed up
in the way you think I am,
I wouId reaIIy appreciate
someone Iike you to heIp me.
And Brigitte...
if I was stupid in the way
that you wish I was,
I'd Iet you go.
I have been where you are.
You have no idea where I am.
If you keep me here
peopIe are gonna die.
So you know,
threats are a big no-no with Alice.
Ghost: "If you keep me here
people are gonna die."
Ginger:
Why bother, B?
You know you're healing faster.
It's onIy a matter of time before
you start changing on the outside too.
You know you're changing.
He knows you're changing.
And he'II find you.
Hey,
Brigitte's blood work back yet?
Yeah.
And the only thing in her system
is the stuff we found on her.
- (Alice sighs)
- It's a plant extract called monkshood.
- Alice: Oh.
- Totally legal, totally accessible.
It's soId in craft stores
for dried flower arrangements.
Ooh, Jesus.
I've never heard of it before.
That's because Monkshood
isn't a stimulant.
No?
What is it then?
A poison...
also called aconitum napellus
or wolfsbane.
But this-- this isn't mild.
This would send the average
adult into aseptic shock.
So she's hooked on poison.
Hey, what did I teII you
about eavesdropping, huh?
Go on, get out of here.
Dudes, Alice.
TV announcer:
There are 1 4 species of mapIe
native to Canada
and the United States.
Very easy to recognize,
the maple is the only
- deciduous species in North America...
- Hey, B-B.
...with multi-lobed leaves
that grow in pairs
on opposite sides
of the branch.
Most maples will lose these unique
leaves in the autumn.
Suddenly... will have their leaves
turn a vibrant red, yellow
or orange before they fall...
...untiI the foIIowing spring.
A circle of life begins anew
with a fresh set
of these distinct Ieaves.
(groaning)
...backyard in Southern Ontario
have grown at an enormous rate...
I think it is caIIed the Manitoba...
Wolfsbane.
(toilet flushes)
(Tyler clears throat)
What are you doing in here?
It's amazing the things you'II find
in this pIace at night.
- Are you gonna give that to me?
- Mmm-hmm.
But I get to do it.
And I get to chose where.
- Why?
- I bet you were one of those girIs
that always asked her mom "Why?"
"Mom, it's cold out, why?"
"Mom, it's dark out, why?"
I need that.
Why?
- Give it to me.
- Okay.
But it has to be in a place
no one else will see.
Pull down your pants.
f**k you.
That was way out of Iine.
Good night, Brigitte.
Tyler: Why do all the ones
that get killed have tattoos?
"Why was he so anxious
to get rid of her?"
Because it was past her bedtime.
Let's go.
Cover your ears to his Iies, Rocky.
"Late at night,
in secret chambers
he carried out his reign
of moral terror."
Isn't that mortaI terror?
No.
Woof.
Oh, good boy.
Come here.
TV: Abducted!
Yes, maybe that's it,
we were abducted by aliens.
And they've taken us
back to their planet
and put us in some kind of zoo.
But there's a sign that says,
- "Don't eat the humans"--
- Making up more childhood sexual abuse?
Sticks and stones, fatso.
...unless they're feeding us.
Why wouldn't they want to fatten
us up before the slaughter?
Unless they are feeding us
and we just don't know it!
...And they're just waiting
and watching--
Ping!
Oh!
This is getting so boring.
It's an ancient game,
the throwing of pennies
at the IocaI moron or midget.
I can't see the TV.
I said I can't see the TV!
Would you like me
to throw you at her head?
TV:
What are you doing?
Wow!
Vicious, yet constrained.
That's noble, considering
what you could have done to her.
Next time I'd recommend
smashing Beth-Ann's head
against KoraI's Iike a cymbaI
or a battering ram.
- But there's always next time--
- Get lost.
When you close your eyes,
is it hell you see?
Ginger: The faster you heal,
the closer he gets, B.
Or is that the closer he gets,
the faster you heal?
(buzzer rings)
Oooh, here's a good one.
"At the dawn of darkness
there was a goddess of night
who walked the hills
with a shepherd's stick
and a pack of wild hounds.
The hounds"--
oh, they were from hell--
-- "would do her evil deeds
and she wouldn't lift a finger."
"Her finger-- it was finely jeweled
with baby's teeth."
Ghost:
There you are.
I'm on Iunch duty.
You didn't Iike it when TyIer
came into your room, did you?
The others do.
He tells me everything.
We have an understanding.
- Do you turn at the full moon?
- You watch too many horror movies.
I'm not aIIowed
to watch horror movies,
or technically, to read comics.
Or to eat foods with gluten--
I'm too impressionable.
- Why doesn't that surprise me?
- Well, not the gluten thing--
that's just digestive.
(whispering)
Your ear.
(gasps)
Get out!
I know where TyIer
keeps his stash.
I said, get out!
Ginger?
We really need to talk.
These Iast few days
I have been feeIing very Ieft out,
watching you hang out
with all your cool, new friends.
It's starting.
So it is.
Well, you have two options then,
don't you?
Either give in,
or give up.
It onIy dies if you do.
I'm not gonna die.
(bell ringing)
(water dripping)
(man moaning)
(moaning continues)
Ugh.
(zipper zips)
Here you go.
(vomiting)
Can I watch?
Brigitte:
Go away, please.
Shh.
(vomiting continues)
(toilet flushes)
Hey!
You touch my stuff again
and I'II teII AIice
where you keep your comics.
Are you sniffing me?
I need it.
Yeah, you said that before.
Why'd you have
to go and do this?
I made a mistake.
Please give it to me.
No.
There has to be
consequences to our actions
or there is no order.
And there has to be order
in a place,
or things get very,
very confused.
I said... I need it.
Save it for group.
Welcome to rehab, baby.
Ginger: You're starting
to understand, aren't you?
How it all starts with wanting?
What were you thinking
when he was in that stall with you?
Because even I-- reaIIy--
was shocked.
Both:
I wanted the monkshood.
- I just--
- I just--
What did you want when
he was pushing up against you?
You're starting to figure it out,
aren't you?
How it all starts innocently enough,
today you want to f**k him--
tomorrow you want to bite
a hole in his sternum.
Think of these Iife skiIIs
filling an imaginary backpack,
ready to hit the road
anytime you do.
Close your eyes.
I am wiping aII you've ever been,
all the names
you've ever been called.
Names you've called yourselves--
that's ancient history.
Actually, it's not even history,
because what you're
experiencing is the worId
for the very first time.
Think of the structure below,
the wood and metaI
that supports you.
And once your hand
is in position
on your clitoris
we'II begin with a gentIe,
counterclockwise rotation.
Mmm.
Experiment...
with rhythm.
Find your own.
Visualize the chest of a stranger
as his gaze penetrates you.
Now you are grabbing
what's inside him.
His heart.
The meat.
The sinewy muscle.
Does he scream as you are
ripping his tender flesh?
Oh yes.
And his blood--
it warms your throat.
Great form, B.
Brigitte?
Are you okay, Brigitte?
Beneath the skin
The beast within
Dieing to be
Beneath the stars
Tears and scars
Healing when
10 minutes to Iockup.
I want you to come
and see me.
I'm right here.
In my room.
That would be
against the rules.
Please?
Do you smile?
What?
Can you smile?
See...
you smile at the world,
and the world will smile
right back at you.
You should be getting back
to your room.
Will you come?
I'II think about it.
Rocky!
Look what I have!
Rocky!
Rocky?
Rocky?
(door bangs)
Just Ieave it for him.
But Rocky always comes.
(growling)
You don't Iook happy.
Are you gonna make me
smile again?
Have you ever considered
another occupation?
You know what?
I am quite happy
pIaying the smaII,
but vitaI roIe
here at the care faciIity.
I think it's 'cause
I'm a peopIe person.
So, what is this stuff, anyways?
Does it matter?
Not really.
What's with that?
I have a great sense of smeII.
Weird.
There's this vein down here
that is very private.
So you shave?
Well, I think that's just great.
Here you go.
Rocky!
Rocky?
Rocky!
Huh?!
(Ioud banging)
Check back in on you
in a half hour.
What?
"Rocky runs. Rocky plays.
Rocky misses the good old days. "
Why'd you do it?
He wasn't doing anything to you.
I did not do that.
I toId them not to Ieave him
aIone outside--
he'd be vulnerable
to all the dangers of the night--
of which you're the worst.
How could I have done that?
I can't even get out of my room.
I don't know.
You-- you move through walls
or something.
Ghost, if I couId move through waIIs,
do you think I'd be in here?
This is important,
where did you find him? Outside?
By the back
of the crematorium wall,
in the abandoned section.
- It found me.
- What found you?
I have to get out of here.
I can get you out.
What did you just say?
I know a way out,
through the vents.
But you have
to take me with you.
Nurse:
I'II knock in a whiIe.
(panting)
(gasps)
Ghost? Ghost?
- (Ioud bang)
- (man moans)
Here.
Tyler:
I'll leave the door unlocked, okay?
Just bring that back.
Brigitte?
What-- what are you doing here?
What are you doing here?
Want a snort?
I have to find
a way out of here.
Brigitte?!
Brigitte?
Brigitte?
Brigitte?
Brigitte?
Beth-Ann:
Don't bother.
Alice probably sealed up
every window herself.
Do you ever see things
when you're stoned?
I just saw the freakiest thing.
It is Iike an animaI,
but deformed.
Beth-Ann?
- (growling)
- (screaming)
Ghost: Brigitte!
You said you'd wait for me.
- Go back to the clinic.
- Why?
Wha-- what's going on?
It got Beth-Ann.
How do we get out of here?
- Ghost: That way.
- We can't go that way.
This way.
Are you sure
this is the way?
Over here.
Ghost?
Ghost? Ghost?
Ghost? Ghost?
Ghost, what are you doing?
We gotta pay the ferryman.
Brigitte: Let's go.
Good Iuck on your sad journey
to the other side, Beth-Ann.
I'm sorry you were such a cu*t.
- (growling)
- (girls scream)
Brigitte: Faster!
This is the crematorium.
There should be a way
through the back.
In there!
Go! Go!
(crackling)
Brigitte:
Come on, go!
Get in the car.
- Do you think it's dead?
- Just go!
Oh God, you're bleeding.
- What if you bleed to death?
- That's the least of our worries.
So was that the one that bit you?
I wasn't bit, my sister was.
And no, it wasn't the same one.
Well-- well,
where did it come from?
The infinite darkness?
I don't think so, Ghost.
I don't Iike the suburbs.
- If you weren't bit, then--
- I infected myseIf with her bIood.
I thought I couId make her stop
if I was Iike her.
I aIways wanted a sister.
Where is she now?
She isn't, I stopped her.
You killed your own sister?
There wasn't much
of Ginger Ieft in what I kiIIed.
So-- so what'd you use,
a silver bullet?
A knife.
They're not superheroes, Ghost.
Ooh, baby...
...Passing in the night
So fine
You know it's gonna be
So, come on, come on,
come on, come on, baby
Come on, if you want it to be...
Are you okay?
Your bathrooms are out of order.
- Yeah. You--
- Come on, Iove me tonight
And I'II be yours
tiII the sun comes up...
You can use the staff bathroom.
Come on.
I got chips.
Alice says chips don't fall into
one of the four food groups.
One of her many Iies.
You stiII eat chips, right?
It's happening too fast.
I need the monkshood.
Where's the needle?
Oh crap.
(generator starts up)
I reaIIy need a syringe.
Didn't your grandmother
have diabetes
or an allergy to nuts
or bees or anything?
Why don't you just drink it?
I've tried that, it doesn't work.
Put it up your nose.
That's what all the other girls do.
I never had a sIeepover before.
Once I aImost did,
but then Barbara told
Caroline Kish's mom
that she'd have
to pay her $9 an hour,
because it was
basically like babysitting.
Is this her?
Your grandma?
Yep. That's Barbara.
She was a provinciaI curIing
champion four years in a row.
You call your grandmother Barbara?
- She called me Ghost.
- Why is that?
Barbara had this book called
"Behavioral Modification"
when I was seven.
It was aII about
subconscious messaging.
She called me Ghost because she hates
sudden noises, which I made a lot of.
(water splashing)
Sometimes even walking around
made Barbara angry.
She was putting up
Christmas Iights in here,
I was in the Iiving room,
and she yelled for me
to plug them in so she could see
which ones were broken.
They Iit her synthetic mumu on fire.
When I came in she was screaming,
trying to stop, drop and roll.
But that just got her more and more
twisted up in the Iights.
That's really awful.
I'm just s**tting you.
She fell asleep with her
bedtime cigarette.
I aIways toId her
not to smoke in bed.
Funny.
After the accident
I took care of her.
- People think that's bad.
- Is that why you're at the clinic?
No, I'm at the cIinic because AIice
gets money to keep me there.
Is that right?
Yeah, she just makes up
another thing about me to fix,
like "Hostility
to conventional morality,"
or "ADD"--
that's Attention Deficit Disease.
Actually, that's disorder--
Attention Deficit Disor--
Whatever, or "lnability to communicate
with the other residents."
You've seen them,
who'd want to?
Barbara had dry eyes.
I don't see how that's gonna
get into your bIood.
It's not as good as shooting,
but the membrane
behind your eyeball's permeable,
Iike the bottom of your tongue.
The probIem with the mouth
- is the saliva, which kills toxins--
- You like science, huh?
I do too.
Sick-- I can't watch.
It's gonna find you, isn't it?
The fact that
it didn't kill you tonight
means something.
Maybe he's Iike you
and it's not in his nature to kill,
and he secretly wants--
Ghost...
it wants to mate with me.
Oh.
Don't try too hard
to visualize that.
My sister and I shared a room.
A sleepover every night.
Kind of.
Do you miss her?
AII the time.
Ghost?!
Ghost?!
Ghost?!
I'm up here.
What is that thing out front?
Polly.
Polly Ester.
She explodes.
When I get her set up in the yard,
she'II be attached to a trip wire.
We'II see how he Iikes that.
Brigitte:
Is that supposed to be me?
I Iook tough.
What do you do
with these things?
Trade powers.
Comics are very incoherent.
Their makers send them out
into the worId
unprepared for all the demons
and enemies they'll face.
I assess their weaknesses--
make them stronger.
Who's that?
Burned Barbara.
I took away her nerve endings
so she can't feeI pain.
So, what are you giving me?
What do you want?
Time.
That's hard.
You have to Ieave me.
You have to take the car
and you have to get out of here.
You didn't Ieave your sister.
That was different.
- She was out of controI.
- And you aren't?
Look at you.
I'm not Ieaving you.
"Her isolation was made worse
by a growing desire to devour men--
but she resisted,
for she knew this would bring
destruction and death."
It's just me.
You scared me.
(crash)
Polly.
Ghost:
We destroyed the monster.
Brigitte:
Stay inside, it may still be alive.
Polly got a deer.
"She kneeled to devour
the downy innocent...
And all through the land
the forest creatures wept."
I need more monkshood.
We have to caII TyIer.
You have blood on your face.
(telephone rings)
- Tyler: Hello?
- It's Brigitte.
What?
Where the hell are you?
I'II give you the cIinic car
if you bring me my stuff.
Okay-- okay, just wait.
Let me turn off the TV.
Brigitte, you still there?
Sort of.
It's been an hour.
ShouIdn't he be here by now?
Stay here.
In the morning Iight
Feels so good by me...
Hello?!
It couId be so right...
(channels changing)
Work hard in the daytime
For our dinner at night
Comfort me at the right time
Everything's gonna be all right
Make me do anything you want
Make me be everything you want
Make me do anything you want.
- (Ghost screams)
- (Tyler laughs)
- That is not funny.
- But it's not completely unfunny.
He's here.
Yes,
he is here Iadies.
Tyler:
Hey, my car's back there.
Umm--
So this is home, huh, Ghost?
Kind of has a Manson family charm.
You know she took care
of Granny after the fire?
AII burned up?
How Iong was it
untiI the poIice showed up?
43 days.
- Yikes.
- Did you bring a needle?
Yeah.
I'm suspended without pay
because of you three taking off.
Yeah, but hey, no big deaI.
Where is Beth-Ann anyway?
She went to the city
to see her boyfriend.
She missed him so much, she couldn't
be without him another minute.
- He's very handsome.
- Yeah, I'm sure he is.
Tyler:
You need to relax.
Here, Iet me do it.
Give it here, all right?
Relax.
He should probably
get going now, right?
You're having a reaction
or something.
Your body's rejecting it.
Okay-- that is not good.
That is not good--
this is not supposed to be hap--
I got-- I got to get you
to a hospitaI.
Take me anywhere
and I'II teII AIice everything.
Get away from me.
Brigitte?
This is not good. This is so
not supposed to be happening.
- Oh God!
- Brigitte, what's happening?
What is that s**t anyway?
Bri--
- Brigitte?!
- Okay. Okay.
- Brigitte?!
- Okay.
AII right.
Come here.
Tyler:
Listen, Brigitte is really sick.
I've never seen
anything Iike this before.
She's really--
yeah...
we're at the grandma's place.
I don't know what to do, okay?
(groaning)
Hey.
- Get out!
- What?
I need to be aIone.
She realized of course, she'd have
to come back to the clinic.
You realize of course that you're
speaking in the third person.
It's a IittIe weird.
And I'm aware of no such thing.
What if I said I missed you?
"His words were empty,
just like his head."
Did I hurt you
when I pushed you?
I didn't mean to.
I'm sorry.
Ginger:
Hey, sleepyhead?
It's time.
Ghost?
(sniffling)
What happened?
We shouldn't have brought him here.
What happened to your face?
Ghost happened.
- Do you think I need stitches?
- Why wouId she do that?
Have you been upstairs?
Yes.
I don't think she knows what's reaI
and what's a cartoon.
That's convenient.
What?
You get off on that, don't you?
What are you getting at?
I'm just s**tting you.
Can you help me with the generator?
It needs more gas.
Without consequences to our actions
things get very confused.
Okay.
(wood snapping)
(growling)
s**t!
- (growling)
- (screaming)
God, no!
God, no!
Don't you just Iove
the sound of nature?
This ends now.
We can't fight what's in us, B.
I'm not Iike you, Ginger.
- I'm stronger.
- Oh, reaIIy?
That's not how I remember you
the first 15 years of your Iife.
It's how I remember
the Iast 15 minutes of yours.
Where's Tyler?
Don't worry about him.
- What are you doing?
- I'm gonna kiII it.
Get me all the sharp things
you can find.
Are you scared?
What's that?
Gas.
Stand back.
How Iong wiII it burn?
Barbara took about 27 minutes.
Get upstairs.
Go back to the darkness!
Alice: Ghost?!
You shot at me!
What the hell?
I meant to shoot the monster.
Of course you did.
Get your a** over here
and give me the gun.
Where did you get that from?
Barbara hunted squirrels.
Tyler called me,
where is he? Huh?
In the woods.
Where are the other girls?
Where's Brigitte?
Tyler said that she was
OD'ing again.
Beth-Ann's in the basement
of the clinic,
and Brigitte's here.
She's fine.
Alice:
Brigitte, come on out!
You were making progress, Ghost.
This is not progress.
What I see is a IittIe girI
who does not divide what is reaI
and what is a fictionaI worId
in her own mind...
- ...take responsibility for...
- (growling)
Why does it smell
like gas in here?
- To burn the monster.
- Oh, Ghost!
Where did you say Beth-Ann is?
Huh?
- She could eat you, you know.
- Holy s**t.
- Brigitte?
- What happened to Grandma?
She fell asleep with a cigarette.
Grandma didn't smoke.
You burnt Barbara.
Did you Iie about TyIer too?
"He pushed and he pulled
and he laughed when she cried."
- What did you really do?
- "He took advantage of her heart."
He didn't do it, did he?
He was gonna take you
away from me!
- (gun c**ks)
- Step away!
Don't worry, Alice,
I've been where you are.
Oh yeah?
We're gonna get out of here.
I wouIdn't go out there
if I were you.
Alice:
Upstairs! Quick! Quick! Hurry!
What the hell is out there?
The monster.
(howling)
(glass breaks)
It's in the house?
(growling)
Brigitte?
(screaming)
Brigitte?!
Brigitte?!
Brigitte?!
(screaming)
Ghost!
Ghost: HeI--
Here.
Ghost, come on, quick.
Nooo!
- (growls)
- (screaming)
Ghost: Brigitte?!
Brigitte?!
No.
No.
Oh my God, something's
still alive down there.
Brigitte?!
Get back upstairs.
I knew you'd find us, AIice.
Kill me.
(pounding on wood)
(howling)
"Growing steadily stronger
beneath the floorboards,
her faithfuI companion,
with a deadIy hunger for human fIesh,
waited to unleash the darkness
and fury of hell
on her mistress's enemies--
- (doorbell rings)
- ...of which there were many.
And so began Ghost's reign
of moral terror."
If I was beautifuI Iike you
Oh, the things I wouId do
Those not so blessed
would be crying out, "Murder"
And I'd just Iaugh
and get away with it too
Like you do,
if I was beautifuI Iike you
I wouId never be at fauIt
I'd waIk in the rain
between the raindrops
Bringing traffic to a haIt
But that would never be
That would never, never be
'Cause I'm not beautifuI Iike you
I'm beautifuI Iike me
BeautifuI Iike me
If I was beautifuI Iike you
I'd be quick to assume
They'd do anything
to please me, why not?
I see their reaction
when you waIk into the room
But that would never be
That would never, never be
'Cause I'm not beautifuI Iike you
I'm beautifuI Iike me
I'm beautifuI Iike me
BeautifuI
BeautifuI Iike me
Like me
Like me
If I was beautifuI Iike you
I'd have so many friends
AII fighting for my time
to be next in Iine
So, if I hurt one,
I wouIdn't have to make amends
That would never be
That would never, never be
'Cause I'm not beautifuI Iike you
I'm not beautifuI Iike you
I'm not beautifuI Iike you
I'm beautifuI Iike me
I'm beautifuI Iike me.