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(ominous music)
(bright music)
- Well, that's all I got.
I do not get paid enough to deal with this shit.
(phone vibrates)
- Hello?
- Hey, what are you up to?
- I'm sure a lot more than your lazy ass is doing.
- Hey, listen. I've had a day from hell.
- That's your excuse every day.
Now, if I had to guess, you're sitting at your desk
with your feet propped up and a vodka bottle
is probably not that far away from you.
- You know me so well.
So, what are you up to?
- I'm at the market picking up some wine for later.
- Do you think you can pick me up another bottle of vodka?
- You still owe me from the last bottle I bought you.
- Come on. You know I'm good for it.
- Mm-hmm.
- So do you think Piper is enjoying her birthday present?
- I'm actually gonna give her a call
to see how it's coming.
- Skylar, drinking on the job again?
- Um, Maddie, I'm gonna have to call you back.
- I mean your sales,
Frank down in accounting,
he's on my back.
I'm in charge of the sales floor here.
What am I supposed to do?
- Listen, just get off my back for one day.
I'm having a bad day.
- I'm having a bad day 'cause I have to deal with you.
I need more out of you.
Do you need to find another job?
Do you need to go to Alcoholics Anonymous or something?
- You know what? Maybe I do.
- Listen, I really need you to put, you know,
all your efforts into this.
I need you to get out there,
pound the pavement, get some new clients.
We have a ton of jewelry to sell.
This is a great opportunity, Skylar.
You know, it's almost Halloween,
and you know what's after Halloween?
The holidays, gift giving, Christmas.
Everybody's counting on our department, you know,
and we're not gonna make bonus for the holidays.
I really need your help here.
- You know what? (bottle scrapes)
I really never liked you,
but I do appreciate you giving me some leeway
and I'll try to cut back on the drinking,
but I'll make better sales if I do it while I'm drunk.
- No, and you're gonna do it sober.
And I want a progress report from you every morning,
Monday through Friday at 9:00 AM.
So I have something to give to Frank.
And I'm taking this with me.
- Now I really need Maddie to get me that bottle.
(soft music)
- What color did you wanna do?
- Um, you can go ahead
and just pick out a purple color.
- Okay.
Do you like this one?
- Yes, that's perfect. - Okay, awesome.
So it's your birthday. Do you have any plans?
- Oh, me and the girls are just going out later.
- That'll be fun.
My friend from work actually invited me
to a birthday party for her cat tonight.
So I'm not sure if I'm gonna go to that yet or not.
- That sounds very interesting.
- Yeah, not sure what that will all consist of.
(both laugh)
(phone rings)
- Hold on one sec.
- Okay.
- Hello?
- How's the pedi coming?
- Oh, It's so relaxing.
I didn't realize how bad I needed this.
- Well, I'm glad you're enjoying yourself.
- I so am.
- If you think this is good,
just wait until tonight.
- Wait, what do you mean?
- Well, just look in your purse.
- No fucking way.
You did not get us these tickets.
- I knew you really wanted them for your birthday.
- Yeah, everyone knew I wanted them,
but Ghost Town Roadshow sold out
within minutes of going on sale.
These tickets are impossible to get.
- Not when your bestie's a slut.
- You didn't, you whore.
- Hey, the roadie was cute. The sex was great.
So technically ,the tickets were a bonus.
- Oh my God. You are so unbelievable.
But that's why I love you.
- Oh, I love you too.
Now, make sure you message me when you get out of there
so we can get together for pre-birthday drinks.
- For sure. I'll message you as soon as I'm out of here.
- Okay. See you soon.
- Okay. Bye.
- Hi. - Hi.
- $13.33.
- Here you go.
- Need a receipt?
- Nope, that's great. - Awesome.
- Thanks. - Have a good day.
- You too.
- I can't believe you got tickets to that show tonight.
I really wanted to go so I'm really jealous.
- I know, my friends spoil me so much.
What's your favorite song?
- I love "Grim Reaper."
- Oh, that's one of my favorites too.
- Hey.
- Hey, what's up?
- Hey, so your next one canceled.
And then I was wondering if you were maybe
gonna make it to my cat party tonight.
- What time was it again?
- Like 5:00, 5:30.
- Okay, 'cause Josh wanted me to go to the mall with him.
So I don't think I'm gonna be able to make it.
- Oh, well, if you get back in time
and you feel like coming, you can.
I got a catnip cake and a bouncy house,
um, and I got little hats too.
So I'll bring you one for your cat tomorrow,
if you want me to.
- I'm sure he'd love that.
I'm sorry I can't come.
I just have to go to the mall to pick up
the new slasher movie, but next year, count me in.
- Okay.
I'm not going to any cat party.
(soft piano music)
- Excuse me.
I have a quick question.
- Give me just one minute.
- Okay.
- Hello. Sorry about that.
- Oh, oh, good.
So firstly, I wanted to say
this is the cutest bookstore I've ever been in.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
And second, so tonight, me and my friends are going to Salem
and I just wanted to brush up
on the town's local history and folklore.
So do you have anything like that?
- Of course we do.
We have plenty of books on Salem.
You know, it's always nice to see young people
who are still interested in books.
- Oh, I've always loved books
ever since I was a little girl.
- Me too, I've always said that books
are like a window into a new world.
Oh, shoot. (book thuds)
(ominous music)
- What's this?
- This isn't the book for you.
- But why not?
- This book is, it's special.
- "Black Rainbow."
What kind of book is this?"
- This is a book that's been written
by every person on earth.
Everyone's thoughts, dreams,
and fears make up "Black Rainbow."
- Well what is "Black Rainbow" all about?
- It is a collection of all of the thoughts and vibrations
from every sentient being
that has ever wandered this dimension.
The information has been collected for millions of years
through a practice. that's known
as thought pattern extraction.
- What is thought pattern extraction?
- Transdimensional fallen angels gather this data
without the consent of conscious beings
and place it into a collective that's known
as the "Black Rainbow" to be used later
in ancient blood rituals and cannibalistic sacrifices.
- And how does something like that end up here?
(ominous music)
- "Black Rainbow" is everywhere.
You just have to know where to find it.
No, no.
This isn't the book for you.
- [Man] Hey, do you have any books on the flat earth?
- These books up here are on Salem.
Let me know if you need anything else.
- Okay, thanks.
(intense music)
(ominous music)
(phone vibrates)
- Hello.
- Hey, where you at?
- I'm at this really cute new bookstore.
- (scoffs) A bookstore again, huh?
It's a wonder the boys on the football team
always call you bookworm Betty.
- Yeah, well at least I didn't screw
the whole football team.
- Okay.
Well I was just wondering if you were going
to meet up with us for Piper's pre-birthday drinks.
- Yeah, absolutely.
I just have to go home and change real quick.
Where are we meeting again?
- I was thinking that new place Lakeside.
- Oh yeah. I heard they have killer mojitos.
- Oh, so you're actually gonna drink today.
Well, just hurry up.
- All right. Sounds good.
What time should I meet you?
- Around two.
- Perfect. Sounds good.
I'll see you there.
(gasps) (ominous music)
Oh, damn paper cuts.
(soft music)
- Hey, you. - Hey.
- I figured I'd find you out here reading.
- Oh yeah, I just went through this new book store downtown.
It's really cute.
Just prepping for the Salem trip tonight.
- You gonna do some with witchy shit?
- Well, me and the girls are actually going
to a concert tonight for Piper's birthday.
Here, come on up. I have Matilda out.
So the dogs can have - Come on.
- a little play date while we catch up.
(dog pants)
Mathilda's so happy to see you, honey.
Mathilda, look who's here.
- Come here. - Check it out.
- Russ is like, I want no part of that.
(chuckles)
- Pretty girl.
Come here.
So who are you guys gonna go see?
- We're gonna go see Ghost Town Road Show.
Maddie scored us tickets even though they're sold out.
- Oh, that's gonna be great.
That's like Piper's favorite.
- I know we also ended up getting her appointment
to get her fortune told by Madam Sapphire,
this new lady from Ireland.
She's supposed to be like really good.
- Oh my God.
- So yeah, it should be a pretty eventful day.
What's new with you?
- Well actually, I just got my nails done.
- Ooh.
Now that's some witchy shit.
- I know, right?
Tis the season. - Mm-hmm.
- Ooh, what kind of books did you get?
- Just a bunch of stuff on Salem
since we're gonna be up there.
Folklore, witch trial stuff,
but that one's called the "Black Rainbow"
and the bookstore lady tried to freak me out
with a bunch of crazy stuff about it.
I don't know. I think it's just a bunch of dumb stuff.
- That's kind kinda creepy.
- Yeah.
- So what even did she tell you?
- Well, she started spouting off about
it's made up of everyone's feelings and dreams and fears
and then it ended with cannibalistic
and satanic sacrifices.
Yeah, I don't believe in any of that garbage,
but the pages are definitely sharp as hell.
So just be careful because I cut my finger on it earlier.
- Oh fuck.
Well Oliver's obviously getting pretty antsy
so I should probably leave,
if that's all right. - Thanks for stopping by.
- Mm-hmm, definitely give me a call
whenever you get back.
- I will for sure.
(soft music)
Say bye, Mathilda. - Bye.
- Say bye.
(upbeat rock music)
- Now this is my kind of place.
- Yeah, you like any place that serves alcohol.
- Right.
- You ladies have a seat wherever you like.
(upbeat rock music)
- Well, nothing like getting our buzz on at 2:00 PM.
I mean, I usually started at nine,
so it's really nothing.
- You're a fucking alcoholic.
- Well I never drink at all,
so this is gonna be a whole new thing for me.
(upbeat rock music)
- All right, what can I get you ladies to drink?
- Can I have a vodka on the rocks.
- Um, I'll take a Jack and Coke.
- I'll have a Bahama Mama. - Bahama Mama.
- Skylar, any suggestions?
I don't do this very often.
- Just give her a vodka cran.
- Hey, I got their drinks.
- Thanks. - Thank you.
- Have you guys ever seen Ghost Town Road Show before?
- No. - That's a negative.
- Me and Skylar went last time and all I could think about
was how you guys would love it.
The girls are crazy.
- Yeah, they are.
And dude, Marshall is so hot.
I could stare at him the whole time.
- Well, you can talk about Marshall all you want,
but the drummer's where it's at.
- You know how I said that concert got crazy
last time we were there.
I definitely threw my bra up on stage.
(all laugh)
- I will most certainly not be doing that tonight.
- Dude, you, just throw your bra, come on.
It's your first concert. - No.
- Here you go, ladies. - Thank you.
- Now that's fancy. - Thanks.
- Yeah.
- So, Lilly, did you find anything cool
at the book store earlier this morning?
- Ah, some things.
Most of it was just written about the witch trials,
which is pretty overplayed 'cause that's all
Salem is known for.
- Speaking of the Salem Witch Trials,
the place where I grew up,
it had a town called Hexi and it was actually famous
for its witch.
So apparently when this little girl was growing up,
her parents died and they used to play doctor with her.
So I don't really know what that means.
But later on, as she grew up, she, thank you.
- Thank you.
- She became a witch and she cursed the land.
And actually this one family died from drinking, the water,
the rabbits, the squirrels, everything was poisoned.
And later the constable found her in her house
with maggots in her head.
So yeah, that's where I grew up.
- I feel like you've been drinking
just a little too much, Skylar.
- No, I'm serious.
This happened.
- Well, if it is true, hopefully there's a book on it,
'Cause I'd like to read about it
'cause that sounds right up my alley.
- What a nerd.
(all laugh)
- Actually, this is really good.
Good suggestion, Sky.
- You're welcome.
- Piper, we have another surprise for you.
- What? You guys have already outdone yourselves
with all this birthday stuff.
- Well, if you don't want the surprise,
we'll just go to the mall and spend it on ourselves.
- No, no.
What is it already?
- Okay. Okay.
Are you ready? - Yes.
- Lilly, will you do the honor?
- So Piper, we are taking you for a palm reading
at this new psychic over on 14th Ave.
She's supposed to be the best around,
and she moved here from Ireland.
- Jesus Christ.
I hope it's not that gook, Madam Sapphire.
- What the hell does her moving here from Ireland
have to do with her being the best around?
I mean, who the fuck reads palms in Ireland?
- Well, Miss Know It All, it just so happens
that all the best palm readers originate from Ireland.
I read it in a book once.
- Of course you did.
Guys, what does it matter where she came from?
I'm just excited to get my fortune told.
- I knew you'd love that.
(upbeat rock music)
It's a real umbrella.
(all laugh)
(hard rock music)
(mystical music)
- Yeah, fuck this.
- Oh no, you don't.
This is Piper's present
and you're going to stick with us until the end.
- How did you even hear about this place again?
- I saw a flyer at the Chinese restaurant outside yesterday.
- Thank God it wasn't a flyer for a circus.
Don't even look at it like anyone's even working here.
- Who has come to see Madam Sapphire?
- Oh, Christ.
- There's no taking the Lord's name in vain in this house.
(mystical music)
- You better not ruin Piper's birthday present.
- Come this way, young ladies, and enter my chamber.
(mystical music)
Have a seat ladies.
So girls, let me tell you a little bit about myself.
I was born in Ireland in the middle of a beautiful meadow.
My mother knew I was gonna be special
because a morning star shot from the sky that morning.
I always knew all kinds of things.
And I knew when my mother was going to pass
and I really didn't want to tell her that.
So I hopped the plane and I came to the U.S.
and that's why I'm here today,
to help people in distress.
(mystical music)
So Piper, I hear it's your birthday.
- Um, I'm Piper, Madam Sapphire.
- Shouldn't you have known that?
- Well, do you girls have your cell phones on you?
- [All] Yeah.
- It's scrambling my psychic signals.
So you really need to turn them off and hand them to me
so I can put them in the lobby.
- What, you mean your living room?
(sighs)
- Thank you.
(phones clatter)
So young Piper, let me see your hand.
Ooh, your heart line is very strong.
(ominous music)
But your lifeline...
(gasps)
- What?
(sighs)
- Let's just move on to the tarot cards.
Shuffle the cards please, Piper.
Card one.
The rainbow.
Happiness, joy pleasure,
peace and contentment.
Sounds like a wonderful start to your day.
The hangman.
Transition, change and reversal of one's way of life.
The falling tower.
Sudden change,
abandonment and end of long friendships.
(ominous music)
The devil.
- What? Why are you looking at me that way?
- Yeah, come on guys. This place is bullshit.
(ominous music)
- Wait, you have to listen to me!
You're in grave danger!
- Get off of me, you crazy bitch!
- Wait girls, you forgot your phones.
Please be careful.
(children playing)
- Thank God we're away from that psychic bitch.
- I know, we came here for a good time
and she tries to soil our evening with a black cloud.
- How you feeling, Pipes?
- I'm okay.
How long till we get to Salem?
- Well, the band starts at nine,
so we've gotta get on the road now
because we have dinner yet to go.
(upbeat music)
- [Piper] Guys, I really don't know how to thank you
for such an amazing birthday.
- Aw, oh, you're so welcome.
How has the pedi?
- Oh God, it was the most relaxing experience
I've had in forever and the lady, she was so nice.
She hooked me up with a pumpkin spice latte
and an apple cider donut.
- No way, a foot massage and a free latte?
Sign me up for that shit.
- Sounds like a daydream to me.
- Well, you better take notes
because my birthday's in a few months,
but instead of pumpkin spice, I want peppermint schnapps.
- Well, I really can't believe you guys
got us tickets for the show tonight.
It's going to be a blast.
- I cannot wait to see Marshall and have him sing to me.
He's so fucking hot.
- You didn't happen to get us backstage passes, did you?
- No, the 33rd row was the best I could do.
- That's cool. I'll take them any way I can get them.
- Hey guys, who's getting hungry?
- [All] Me!
(gentle music)
- You're a sinner and you know it.
You don't follow what's in here.
You have man on man sex.
Abortions.
You kill babies.
You do drugs and alcohol.
You vote for the wrong side.
That's what you do.
Sacrifice.
Rainbows.
Serpents.
Are these things we need?
- What is he talking about? - Or things we just want?
- I can't believe they play this in restaurants.
- You're a sinner and you know it.
- You're a sinner
and you know it. - Because you don't follow
- I know. - what's in here.
- Well, according to the internet,
everything here's supposed to be amazing.
- I know, I love places like this.
- Small town charm, you know. - These are things
that are only going to hurt you.
'Cause you're a sinner.
- Don't even tell me. - Mm-hmm.
Mr. Smith himself.
- I thought you were done with Nick.
- I was, but we've just been together for so long, you know.
- What do they even want this time?
- He's been after me all day
to go out tonight for my birthday.
But I said I had plans with the girls
and he's been texting me all day.
- [Preacher] Why do you think that these are sins?
These are people who should be cast out.
Don't you understand?
I don't think...
- Is that what you want to drink?
- I'll have a diet cola.
I'll have a regular cola.
- I'll have a diet as well.
- Can I just have water? - Sure.
- [Preacher] I'm just being (indistinct) from sin.
- Guys, she scared the shit out of me.
- Well online said the food was great
but they didn't say anything about the service.
- Well maybe I'll hop online
and give them a little feedback.
- Oh man, look at all these choices.
Biscuits and gravy is calling my name,
but I think I'm actually gonna get
a ham and cheese sandwich.
- Biscuits and gravy at this hour?
Gross.
- Hey, she's a big girl.
She can order what she wants.
- I think I'm getting a corn dog.
(preacher rambling)
- [Preacher] If you can tell me
what's truly wrong with this world...
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Thanks. - You gotta sacrifice.
- Thank you.
- Do you guys know what you'd like to eat?
- Um, yes, I'm gonna have
the ham and cheese sandwich
with beer-battered fries, please.
- I'll have a cheeseburger with onion rings.
- What do you want on your burger?
- Ah, ketchup and mustard.
(preacher rambling)
- I'll have the chicken sandwich with beer-battered fries.
- Bread or a roll?
- Bread.
- Can I have a corn dog and a side of
mushrooms?
- You got it.
(preacher rambles)
- Guys, there's this frame over there
of this couple that says customer of the month.
I wonder what that's all about.
- Hey, it's my birthday.
Can I be the customer of the month today?
- No.
- So how do you become customer of the month?
- Whoever comes in the most during the month previous
is customer of the month.
Graham and Emma are in here almost every day,
having tea and biscuits for breakfast.
- Ooh, all right.
(preacher rambles)
(all laugh)
- Why did you bring that with you?
- Because it's a real umbrella.
(all laugh)
- [Preacher] You're gonna go straight to hell
at this point. - Yeah,
- And you'll deserve it. - Maddie.
You're gonna go straight to hell.
(all laugh)
- I'm really going to hell if you can't have even one drink.
- Right, we were just at the strip club.
- What brings you girls to town today?
- Oh, just going to a concert.
- Concert?
There's nothing going on around here.
- It's in Salem.
You see, we're all going together for her birthday.
- Oh, which way are you headed?
- Um, North 33.
About two hours away from here.
- Well, whatever you do, you make sure you stay on 33.
Don't take any shortcuts
and don't go on School House Road.
You don't wanna end up there. Trust me.
Enjoy your meal.
- [Preacher] His house, you don't follow the rules...
- What was that all about?
- I don't know.
(preacher rambles)
(ketchup squirts)
- Hey guys. Mm.
(all laugh)
- Funny.
- [Preacher] That's a sin.
Your life is...
- That was a really good home-cooked meal.
- Now all I need is a tall glass of vodka.
- That's the last thing you need.
- It feels like we've been waiting for this check forever.
- No wonder, she's all over that guy in the corner.
- [Waitress] Pay attention to me.
- Um, excuse me?
Could we please have our check?
(preacher rambles)
- Thanks.
- Now remember what I said.
You guys wanna stay off School House Road.
- Thanks.
- Well, we better get going.
I'm not going to miss Marshall singing his love songs
without a shirt on.
- I know he's so dreamy.
(ominous music)
(crickets chirp)
- Well there's still some travel time left in the trip.
We might as well play a game of truth or dare.
- What? How are we gonna do dares in the car?
- Okay then. Truth, truth.
- I don't know about that guys.
- Why, do you have something to hide?
- Ha, ha.
We all know you have nothing to hide.
Well, who's gonna go first?
- Oh, me, me.
- Okay, Piper. You can go first.
- Piper, have you ever smoked weed?
- (scoffs) Who hasn't?
- Uh-oh, somebody better call Rehab Anonymous.
- It's Alcoholics Anonymous, genius.
- Oh, okay. Act like you never did.
- Okay. Okay.
Who's next?
- Me, do me.
- Okay, Lilly.
Have you ever stolen a book from the library?
- Why would I do that when I can rent them for free?
- I don't know what kind of twisted book fantasies you have.
- Good Lord, Skylar. All right.
It's your turn.
- Okay. Hit me.
- How many people have you slept with?
- Well, there was Cameron from last night,
Joshua from last week and Kyle from this morning.
(chuckles) (scoffs)
What?
- Okay, who's next? - Me, me.
- Okay, so we all know you've been crushing
on that boy from the supermarket.
How far have you went with him?
- (sighs) Could we ask something else?
- No. That's your question.
- I haven't even gone on a date with him.
(gentle music)
- Any signs of life?
- Yeah, really. Aren't we gonna be late?
- Well, I really can't drive any faster
with the tires that I have.
(gentle music)
(car sputters)
Oh no.
- Are you fucking kidding me?
(car sputters)
- What, what's going on?
- Stop it already. - Hey, I'm not
fucking around this time.
We're having car trouble.
- (sighs) You've got to be joking, right?
- I wish.
- And when's the last time you put oil on this thing?
- Literally yesterday.
- Oh, so you can change your oil,
but you can't change your tires?
- So now what do we do?
- Well, I got nothing.
- Me, either.
- Guys. This is serious.
We're in the middle of nowhere,
we have no cell service and we haven't passed a gas station
or anything in like how long?
- Good Lord. What a way to wake up.
Can we at least roll down the windows or something?
Get some fresh air.
- Yeah, here.
(window rolls down)
(insects chirp)
- Guys, I have to pee
- (scoffs) Skylar, right now?
Really? - I'm sorry.
My bladder works overtime when I'm nervous and when I drink.
- Okay. Just be careful.
- Okay. Thanks.
(buckle jangles)
(zipper unzips)
(urine trickles)
Guys, you will not believe what I just found.
There's a building up there.
- A what?
- What type of building? Did you see anyone?
Any lights?
- It's looks like an old school,
but not lights that I saw.
- What are we waiting for?
Let's get out of here.
- Well, it looks like our only option.
- Well, yeah, but I'm kind of scared.
- Yeah, I get that, but someone might be up there
to help us with the car.
- Yeah. Come on, Pipes.
- (sighs) Okay. Let's go.
(ominous music) (wind whistles)
(water splashes)
- Fuck!
(ominous music) (wind whistles)
- It looks like an old school.
- Fuck. - What?
- That crazy at the restaurant, she wrote on our bill,
"Do not go down Schoolhouse Road."
Guessing we made a wrong turn.
- Oh my God.
- Well, we can always make the best of it.
It's getting dark soon.
We're gonna have to walk for help in the morning.
Well, let's get walking.
(wind whistles)
(ominous music)
(wind whistles)
(door creaks)
Well, it certainly looks like school's not in session.
- No shit. I'm not sure if I should laugh or cry.
- I know, right?
- I'm just glad we're inside.
I could not be outside all day.
- Hey, birthday girl.
Why don't you go first?
- When you think the last person was in here?
- Mm, from the look of it,
I'd say I have no fucking clue.
(water drips)
- Well, does anybody have to go to the bathroom?
- Geez, I wish I would've known.
- By the looks of it, looks like it's been a while
since the cleaning lady graced the rooms of this place.
- Where do you think they go?
- How do you think I know?
- Well, they probably go upstairs.
(scoffs) We're not gonna
get anywhere just standing here.
(loud clatter) (all gasp)
What the hell was that?
- I'm not sure about this exploring thing.
- I'm sure that the building's just settling.
- Shouldn't a place this old have settled by now?
(ominous music)
I don't think we should keep looking.
- (scoffs) Don't be such a pussy.
(ominous music)
(loud bang) What the fuck was that?
- Maybe we should just go back to the car.
- And what? Get attacked by bear in broad daylight?
- Well, if we stay here, we might be dead too.
- It's fine.
Let's just keep going.
(ominous music)
- Hey, wait up guys.
- Do you guys know those sounds we just heard?
They remind me a lot of the sounds
I used to hear at my grandma's house when I was little.
- What, did your grandparents live in a haunted school too?
- Funny, no.
But when I was little and I'd spend the night,
I'd hear these sounds all the time at night.
And she explained to me that they came from the pipes
from the furnace in the basement.
- What, do you think this place has a furnace?
- I mean, probably.
So that's probably where the noises are coming from.
Do you wanna go check it out?
- Well, maybe two of us should stay up here and walk around
and the other two check the basement area.
- I don't know why someone always suggests
to split up at the dumbest time.
(ominous music)
- Lilly, do you wanna come with me to the basement?
Lilly? Hello?
- Oh, yeah, that's fine.
- Good luck, guys.
(ominous music)
Lilly, what are you doing?
- Oh, yeah, I'm fine.
I just feel a little weird.
- I hope that world famous diner
didn't give you food poisoning.
- You think?
- All right, kiddo.
(ominous music)
Some birthday surprise this turned out to be, huh?
- I mean, there's no way that any of us
could have known this was gonna happen.
- I guess it's just the luck of the draw.
And poor Piper.
(sighs) You know, I wanted to see that concert.
I guess there's always next year.
There's no way we're getting out of here tonight.
What do you think?
Hey!
(snaps fingers)
Hey, what are you doing?
- Ah, yeah, uh, I don't know.
- What the hell is wrong with you?
- It's nothing, I'm just stressed out
about this whole situation.
- Okay. I was just worried.
You really had me freaked out for a second.
- Yeah, I'm fine. I'm sorry.
- Okay. Let's keep going.
We have to find the furnace.
It's gonna be a long, cold night.
(wind whistles)
- I'm sorry your birthday turned out this way.
- Oh, it's okay. At least I'm here with my best friends.
- Aw.
- I really hope the girls are finding that furnace okay.
- Yeah, me too, I really wanna know
where those noises are coming from.
- Hey, look, another set of stairs.
- Hmm, this building does not look that tall
from the outside.
- Do you wanna take 'em?
- I mean, we don't know how far the others got.
We probably should have got a plan
to meet up with them later.
- Well, it's a little too late for that.
- No doubt. Well, let's give them a try.
(ominous music)
- Ooh, look at this small space.
Oh my God. - What?
- Look what I found.
(ominous music)
- What the fuck?
- How the hell did this get here?
- I have no idea.
- Do you think we should show Lilly?
You know how much she loves books.
- Hell no. She's been acting all sickly and weird.
The last thing she needs is to worry about another book.
- You're right.
(book thuds) Maybe I shouldn't
even touched it.
- I don't think touching it will have
any negative side effects,
but it should definitely just stay there.
- For sure, and we're not going
to tell the other two we found it either.
- Right, I agree.
(furnace whirring)
- Hmm. - It sounds like
I can hear a furnace.
- Yeah. Maybe it's already running.
- That's probably why the lights and everything are on.
- That's true. So we'll get warm soon.
- Yeah.
It's so gross in here.
- When do you think this place was built?
- I don't know. Probably the 1700's.
- (chuckles) That's true.
Can you imagine going to school here?
- Yeah, I don't even know what you would learn about.
What's history before history?
(both chuckle)
- Since we already found the furnace,
maybe we should go find the girls.
- Yeah, we should probably start looking for 'em soon.
It might take a while with how big this place is.
I feel like we're going in circles
and it's starting to make me feel a little sick.
- Let's go.
(body thuds)
Oh, my fucking God.
Found the coal for the furnace.
- Hey.
- Hey, hey, hey, what?
I'm covered in shit here.
- I'm gonna go get some help.
I need my jacket.
- Help? I don't need help.
Where are you going?
We need to stick together.
Oh!
Oh, this is my good outfit!
Where am I supposed to get cleaned up in a place like this?
Lilly?
What the hell's back here?
No fucking way.
(water sprays)
I can't believe this shit works.
I feel so fucking dirty.
(soft music)
(water sprays)
(water drips)
(sighs)
(intense music)
Lilly!
(snarls) (flesh tears)
(snarls)
(flesh tears)
(intense music)
(ominous music)
- Hello?
Can I help you?
Hey, um, what are you doing here?
(ominous music)
(intense music)
(groans)
(snarling)
(screams) (flesh squelches)
(growls)
(chomping) (flesh squishes)
- Oh my God. This place goes on forever.
- I know it's like a fucking labyrinth.
- Don't say that.
That reminds me of the one movie
where that guy chases the kid with the ax
in the maze in the snow.
(scoffs)
Well, since you brought up the size of this place,
I was thinking maybe we should just stay
in one place for right now.
We don't have the slightest clue
where Lilly and Skylar are.
In case they pass through.
- I know, believe me, I know.
I've been thinking about that.
- So what do you wanna do?
- What do I wanna do?
I wanna get a huge cheeseburger
and then get a foot massage
and then watch "Dark Shade Creek."
That movie scares the shit out of me.
- I know, right?
I watched that last Halloween
on the "Horror Movie Marathon."
- Oh, I love Halloween.
This kind of feels like Halloween,
except we're getting more of the tricks
rather than the treats.
(ominous music)
- Hmm, this GPS tracker took me right to her.
Where the hell is this?
I'm in the middle of fucking nowhere.
(ominous music)
Well looky what we have here.
I knew I'd find her here.
Where the hell are they at?
(ominous music)
Piper?
What the hell's a school doing all the way out here?
It's probably where the Illuminati have their orgies.
(ominous music)
(door creaks)
Girls?
Piper, I know you're in here.
(ominous music)
(intense music)
- (sighs) I have to pee so bad.
- Really, Maddie?
Right now?
- Well when you gotta go, you gotta go.
(sighs)
Plus I kind of overdid it today with the sports drinks.
I was so hungover I'm from drinking last night.
- I don't need to hear that kind of shit.
You're how old? You should be able
to handle yourself by now.
- I don't need your motherly lectures,
I just need a restroom.
- Well, what are we gonna do if the girls come through?
I thought the deal was that we were gonna stay in one spot
so we wouldn't miss them.
- Well would you rather stay here?
- No freaking way am I staying here alone
in this hell hole. - Well then I suggest
you follow me.
(thunder rumbles)
- I don't remember any of this.
Are you sure we're going the right way?
- Yeah, it's right up here.
- We should just look downstairs for a bathroom.
This is like walking in circles.
(ominous music)
(floor creaks)
- Ah... - What?
- Is that Lilly?
(ominous music)
(floor creaks)
(intense music)
Lilly, what the hell are you doing?
Where's Skylar?
(ominous music)
(clattering)
(lightning strikes)
(intense music)
(screams)
(ominous music)
(footsteps thud)
- Skylar!
Help me!
(ominous music)
Skylar!
(ominous music)
(sobs)
- Maddie, please don't run away.
I don't know what's wrong with me.
Maddie, I don't feel so good.
(sobs) Can you help me, please?
Maddie, please!
(sobs)
- Lilly, what's gotten into you?
What were you doing with that ax?
(sobs)
Where's Skylar and Piper?
- Have you ever been in a rainbow, Maddie?
I have.
They're black inside and that's where I am,
in the blackness.
In the black rainbow.
(intense music)
(whimpers)
(neck snaps)
(body thuds)
(ominous music)
(creepy chanting)
(heavy metal music)
(distorted chanting)