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(indistinct chatters) (ominous music)
- No!
No!
(Elizabeth whimpering)
No!
(Elizabeth continues crying)
Elizabeth Blood, you are charged with being a witch
and practicing Lucifer's deeds upon the Earth.
By the power vested in me by His Majesty James the First,
head of the English Church, I find you guilty
and sentence you to death by burning.
(crowd chanting)
- By all that is Holy, I am innocent.
I curse all of you,
all of those who bought me to this place.
You and your descendants
will feel my wrath in bloodshed throughout eternity.
I curse you!
You are three times cursed.
(Elizabeth screaming)
(indistinct chatters) (woods cracking)
(ominous music)
- This is mad.
We're not school kids anymore.
Why are we doing this?
- Because they've had too much to drink
at the school re-union and they think they're 18 again.
- Oh come on, it's only a bit of fun.
- I'm sorry about all this,
you won't get into trouble, I promise.
- I hope not, this is my mum's car
I don't want to, like, get arrested or something.
- Don't worry, it'll be ﬁne.
- It's okay for you to say that,
but Alice doesn't know any of you.
She's only here as my date for the school reunion.
- Poor Harry, still struggling to find a date?
- No.
Alice and I have been out together before.
I mean we did meet at Roger's party last week, didn't we?
- So this is actually your first date together?
- Well, it's not really a date,
I just agreed to come with Harry to the re-union.
- So he doesn't actually know you then?
- I know Alice well enough.
Now enough now, please!
- It's alright Harry,
just Sarah being her normal bitchy self!
- Says the woman with my cast-offs.
- As I heard it, Josh dumped you.
- Well, you heard wrong.
I moved on to better things, namely Ben.
- Ladies, can you please give it a rest.
I just want to finish this farce and get home.
Where are they?
(dramatic music)
- There they are.
Get the car started quick.
- [Ben] Go, go, go, go, go!
(tires screeching) (car engine roaring)
Pull in here!
- Damn, I think he got the car registration.
- It's alright, Alice, you can say it was stolen
from outside of school.
- Great.
- Maybe we should keep off the main road for a little bit,
just in case.
- Okay.
- That was good though, wasn't it?
(both laughing)
I haven't nicked anything from a shop in years.
- Yeah that was fun.
(police siren wailing)
- Shit, down.
- Shit, now what do we do?
- Just drive.
(tires screeching) (dramatic music)
Up this track here.
- [Alice] Where does it go?
- No idea, but it'll keep us off the police radar for a bit.
- [Sarah] Like, where the hell are we?
- [Ben] No idea.
Can you just pull over, I need a piss.
- [Josh] And me! - [Jade] Me too.
- [Harry] Same.
(suspenseful music)
It's getting a bit parky out there.
Can we go home now?
- Yeah, it should be alright,
at least by the time we get back to town, at least.
Come on, let's go.
(car engine spattering)
- I can have a look, I know engines.
- It won't help.
We're out of petrol, my mom said the gauge was dodgy,
but, I thought we had more left.
Sorry.
- Great.
I'll give my brother a call and get him to come and get us.
And even better, I've got no reception.
Has anybody else got any signal?
- [All] No.
- [Harry] Now what do we do?
- Well, you're the brain-box any ideas?
- I guess i could check the nearby farm
and see if I can phone from there.
Anyone wanna come with me?
Just for a bit of company?
- Look, I don't mean to be a killjoy,
but I can't see any house lights, I mean, anywhere.
- I don't wanna be stuck here for long, it's getting cold.
- Don't worry about that, plenty of ways to keep you warm.
- Sod off not now, I just wanna get in somewhere warm.
- [Alice] I think I saw a house in the trees
back there a bit.
- Great, off you go Harry let us know what you find, yeah?
- [Harry] Okay.
- It's alright Harry, I'll come with you.
I don't want to sit here in the middle of nowhere.
- Nor me I'm coming too.
- Fine, fuck me what a set of wasters.
Come on, we'll all go.
(ominous music)
- [Alice] I think I saw a house,
just up through these trees.
- [Ben] Perfect, good spot, Alice.
Right, let's see if there's anybody in
- [Sarah] Can we get inside, please,
it's freezing out here.
- We can't just break in, it's someone home.
- [Josh] Whose gonna know, eh?
- [Sarah] I just wanna get out of the cold.
We can phone when we're in there, we won't do any damage.
- [Ben] I really don't know why we're having this debate.
Let's just get inside, shall we.
(indistinct chatter)
(door bangs) (suspenseful music)
- [Sarah] What was that?
- [Jade] The door, I think.
(liquid dripping)
- [Josh] Get a move on, it's dark in here.
I can hardly see the light from my phone.
- [Harry] This is not nice.
- [Sarah] I want to go back.
- [Ben] Look, it's all okay.
We'll just see where this goes, alright?
Oh here we go - a door.
Okay, we're alright, through here.
(horror music)
- [Jade] What the fuck's that?
- [Sarah] I can't see a thing!
- Okay, no, we're good, we're good.
Okay.
Okay, okay, okay.
At least it's warmer than it is outside.
Have we go any electricity?
- [Josh] No, nothing.
Hey, we can get a ﬁre going,
get some light as well as heat.
- No chance, it's all closed up,
we'll set ﬁre to the whole place, if we do that.
- Okay.
Guys, I've found a couple of paraffin lamps.
We've got fuel.
Right, now we can see what's what.
Look, can we go please?
I'd rather get home somehow.
- Me too, I vote we leave.
What about you Alice?
- [Alice] What?
Oh, I don't wanna stay it's spooky here.
- Says the Goth.
- Hey we can use this tarpaulin to sleep on.
- Is there anything in the that cupboard we could use?
- No, it's completely empty.
- Can we please just go, now!
I'm cold.
- It's colder outside.
I'll tell you what, we'll have a look around
the rest of the house
and if we can't find anything to wrap ourselves up in,
then we'll leave, alright?
You look over there, see if there's anything there.
Harry have a look through that door, see what you can find
and I'll have a bit more of a look round here.
Harry, you twat!
I thought you said this cupboard was empty.
Then what the hell are these.
- I don't understand, it was completely empty.
- Well where did they come from then!
Look, sort that out will you?
- [Josh] Dummy doesn't know how to look in a cupboard.
- [Harry] I did look, it was empty.
- [Ben] It's not empty now though, is it?
- [Harry] It was, I swear it was!
- [Ben] Pack it in, will you!
We all know Harry is an idiot.
Let's leave it at that, shall we?
There you go ladies, something to keep you warm.
Right let's get those laid out.
There we go.
I really don't know how you missed this Harry.
- [Harry] Jesus, it was empty.
- Let's keep the two together, we're all adults, after all.
Chuck the blankets.
Thank you.
(soft music)
Looks cozy. - Is that all?
- Shit I've got no signal.
- We'll have to worry about that in the morning.
For now, let's keep looking around the house
see if there's anything else we can find.
Not you, you moron, you've done enough damage,
don't you think!.
No way!
I've just found a fully functioning bathroom,
lights, towels and running water.
It's just through there.
- [Sarah] Me first then!
- [Alice] And me. - [Jade] Me too.
- Right, we've got everything we need, we staying?
- It should be alright.
I could do with some food and drink, though.
- It's 1.30 in the morning.
What do you wanna eat for?
- I can't help it I get hungry,
and you never know, I might need my energy.
- Okay, we definitely need to get her something to eat
and drink.
- And where are we gonna find something to eat or drink, eh?
- Perhaps there's something in your magic cupboard, Harry.
Fuck!
I mean, fuck!
- What the!
What!
They weren't there.
They were not there.
- I told you, before, when you found the blankets.
I told you it was empty.
- This is crazy.
I don't understand.
- I don't like this.
- Nor me.
What are we gonna do?
- Look, it's all a bit weird.
But we've got sleeping bags and we've got blankets.
We've got a fully operational bathroom
and we've now got food and drink.
It is cold and it is dark out there,
and unless you want to go back out there...
Look, I suggest we hunker down for the night.
Then we can worry about what we do next in the morning.
- It's a bit odd, though, isn't it?
You, know, first the cupboard is empty,
and now it's got stuff in it.
- Enough all right?
We'll worry about it tomorrow, okay?
Girls, okay? - All right.
(ominous music)
- I suppose the cupboard could have a false back.
- Shut up, Harry, we'll worry about it tomorrow.
Get some sleep, I'll turn the lights off.
- No!
- All right, I'll leave the lights on
so that you woosies can see when the bogie man
comes to get you.
- Sod.
Sorry, sorry, I got scared in the night.
I didn't wanna be on the end.
Sorry.
- It's alright, Alice. I'm sure no-one minds.
- That was a good sleep.
What's the time?
I can't seem to find my phone.
- This must be wrong, according to this, it's 9 o'clock
in the evening.
- I can't find my phone either.
- My bag has gone, it was right here by my head.
- My bag's gone too, with my phone!
Alice, has your bag gone missing?
- I didn't have one.
I just have my little purse, and that's still here.
But my phone's gone!
- My watch says 9:00 p.m. as well!
Does that mean we've slept for what 19 hours straight?
- Where have all our phones got to?
(indistinct chatter)
- Quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet!
Just calm down and let's have a look now for our bags
and our phones.
Now!
- Fine, fine.
I mean, we know who was up and about in the night,
don't we?
- No, no. I wouldn't do that.
I just moved my sleeping bag
so I had someone on either side of me,
it felt safer, please.
I wouldn't take your phones.
Mine has gone missing too, please.
- It's okay Alice,
no-one thinks you've taken anyone's phone.
We're just trying to understand what's going on, okay?
- I need my phone, it's got my whole life in it.
This isn't a joke, this is serious.
- Don't worry, I'm sure there's a reasonable explanation.
- Like what, nerf-brain?
- Well, pack it in.
This isn't helping.
Have a look outside the windows.
Make sure it really is night.
- Okay.
- I can't see out beyond the shutters.
- This one's got shutters on it too.
I can't see anything.
- Nor me.
It could be bright or pitch black out there,
I've got no idea.
I could try breaking a window,
you know and get the shutter up.
- No, don't do that.
Look I'm sure we all need the bathroom
and then we can just finish the sandwiches
and stuff from last night.
Then we can all go out together
and check outside and see if it really is night.
- Guys.
Guys, there's more food in here.
Pastries,
fruit juice, doughnuts.
- What?
Hang on a minute, I emptied this cupboard out last night,
I emptied all the food out.
There was no fruit juice, and doughnuts and pastries.
Really.
- I don't care, I just want some of it now.
- Right, let's get ourselves sorted.
We'll have a look around for our bags and our phones
and then we'll just leave, alright?
Josh, can you, on the off chance
that there is someone else here and happened
to take our bags and phones, have a look up
through the stairs.
We'll have a better look around here.
- All right.
I'll take this just in case.
(ominous music)
What!
- How did you do that.
Is there just another staircase coming down?
- No, no, I just got to the top of the stairs.
There was a small landing, there was a doorway
leading to a scullery and I stepped through
and I ended up here.
- Stop prating about, all right.
Where is the other staircase?
- There isn't one.
I told you what happened.
- Yeah, no, no, no very X-ﬁles!
- Stop it Josh, you're creeping me out!
- Yeah, pack it in, Josh.
We're not in the mood for any jokes.
- Let me have a look.
- Shit!
- Josh, he wasn't wrong.
I went through that door into the scullery
and I turned left through the only doorway off that room
and I ended up on the landing at the top of the stairs!
This is weird, It must be some, kind of, like,
optical illusion, you know, like the Escher prints.
You know those old pictures where someone goes up the stairs
and follows the path round and they end up at the bottom.
They're quite well known.
But anyway, what I'm saying is
there must be a slight slope between the two scullery doors
that takes you to the landing at the top of the stairs.
I'm not sure how it's put together in practice,
but it's quite clever.
- Okay, that's all very strange.
Now can we go please?
- I don't think you understand.
- I don't think we can go!
I don't see that there is a way out.
- Okay, we're just going to try all the routes, okay?
But I don't like this, so we're going in pairs.
Sarah, we'll try the way we came in.
Josh, you and Jade go down the corridor
and check the bathroom.
And Harry, you take Alice up the stairs
and just have a look around.
Okay, I'm not going to let some shitty house
play a trick on us and prevent us from leaving.
And remember no heroics.
Right?
Any problems, we meet back here.
Go!
- This is weird.
Alice and I didn't pass Ben and Sarah
even though we followed the same route in reverse.
- Sod this, how the fuck are we gonna get out?
- Sod it.
Break a door, smash a window and we'll climb out.
(ominous music) (wood banging)
(all grunting)
I don't know what to suggest anymore.
Anyone else got any bright ideas?
Well, let's see.
We can't get out.
We've lost our phones somehow, so we can't call anyone
and no-one knows we're here.
Fucking brilliant!
- Yes but we've got food and drink at least,
we've got hot water for showering, toilets and warm bedding,
so at least we're safe.
- Safe!?
Safe!?
We're stuck here, no-one knows we are here
and we don't even know where here is.
Fucking safe!
- I meant we're not in danger, that's all.
- Not in danger?
We're like rats in a fucking trap,
we are in danger, you dipstick!
And someone's stuck in here with us.
Where do you think the phones went, the bags went?
Where do you think the food's coming from?
Bloody hell you're thick!
Okay, that's enough.
Alright, you're scaring the girls.
Look, I don't understand what's going on.
I have no idea if there's someone else in here with us
or not.
But the one thing I do know is that those lamps
have been on forever so it's very likely
that we're about to run out of light.
So let's just have something to eat and drink,
we can all use the bathroom
and get back into the sleeping bags.
That alright with everyone?
- I could do with a shower.
I've been in these clothes for over 36 hours now.
God I hate the idea of to having to put them on dirty again.
- We're all in the same situation, obviously.
Let's take it in turns to shower.
I'd like someone to wait outside the bathroom
whilst I'm showering.
I feel too freaked out to be on my own.
- I'll come with you, if you stand outside
when it's my turn.
- Okay let's go.
- Right, anything else to eat, I'm still hungry.
Let's check the cupboard then.
Hey guys, come back!
Look what's here for you.
- They're even the right sizes.
This is creepy.
- This is freaky.
There's enough for all of us?
Look, I can't begin to figure this out,
but at least this is gonna be useful.
- While you shower, we'll have a look around here
for cameras and stuff.
- While I go to the bathroom I'm gonna check
doubly closely to make sure there are no cameras.
- For me...
- Okay, let's just review where we are.
- We know where we are.
We're trapped!
We don't know exactly where this house is.
We can't call anyone.
Someone keeps magicking us food and clothes and stuff,
but we don't know how and we've got a lovely bathroom!
Have I missed out anything?
- Well, yes!
We can't break any of the windows or doors.
There's some weird shortcut that goes between the stairs
and the corridor from the entrance which I can't work out
and we've been kept asleep for 16 hours.
I think we may have been drugged!
- Well done, Harry, that really helped a lot not.
It seems to me that Sarah is on the edge
and Alice is terrified, and I'm pretty freaked out
by all of this as well.
And I'm not sure how all you testosterone
filled macho men feel, but if you're not scared shitless,
then you really don't realise
exactly what sort of a mess we're in!
- I'm not scared shitless.
- Exactly, and you should be.
- Look, just stop it, alright!
Stop it.
We shouldn't be fighting among ourselves,
we should be working together, like a team.
- [Harry] Yeah.
Yeah, that's right!
- For God's sake, shut it, do you know how you sound,
sucking up to Ben all the time?
- That's it, pack it in, please!
Jade's right we need to be taking this seriously.
Very seriously!
I mean, do I know what's going on?
Oh, no, but I aim to find out.
And I'm going to need your to help to do so.
So can I count on you?
Well, if you say yes, I need you to follow my plan, okay?
So, yes or no?ꢀ
- Yes
- Yes by me.
- Okay, I mean yes.
- I suppose so.
- Yes, sorry.
- Right, okay.
So we know where we are.
You guys get your heads down, get some sleep
and I'll be just over here
and trying to figure out what to do next
- I just wanted to say thank you for taking charge.
I'm just really scared about Alice and Sarah,
I just think if we're not careful
they're going to become real liabilities.
- Thanks for the vote of confidence,
and yeah you're right,
we could have two passengers on our hands.
Keep an eye on them for me?
- I'll try.
I'm so scared, I don't know what's going to happen.
- Nor me.
But I will come up with a plan.
Come on, get some rest.
I'll need you alert tomorrow.
- Okay.
- And thanks.
(soft music)
(eerie music)
(horror music)
(Ben screams)
- What was that?
Where's Ben?
- I don't know.
- He might have gone to the bathroom, I suppose?
- Oh yeah that makes sense, good night.
- Jesus, it's 9 o'clock in the evening, again!
- We can't have slept that long again.
- Hey our clothes have gone from the bathroom!
What the hell!
- That means we'll just have to wear these white things,
I guess, until we find them.
You know when I find who's taken them, I'm gonna kill them.
- Well, at least these cover up our tasty bits!
- What!
Josh you're just sick, you know that.
- I'm only messing.
- Josh, not good timing.
- Yeah!
- Oh, who asked you numb-nuts.
- Hey, where's Ben?
- He went to the toilet in the night.
Didn't he come back?
We need to look for him.
Where the hell is Ben?
- I mean he can't have gone, there's nowhere to go.
- Well, of cause there is.
We all know that there is a reality out there,
we just can't get to it.
- Hey, maybe Ben found a way out.
- No, he wouldn't leave me, I mean us, here.
- Alright, maybe Ben didn't have time to take us with him.
Huh?
- I don't know what that means, Harry.
I just know that my freaked out level's gone up by 200%!.
- Look, let's not get panicky, okay?
We don't even know what we're dealing with.
So let's do what Ben said, keep calm, just work together.
Okay, let's make a list of everything we do know.
Maybe that'll give us some clues how to get out of here.
- Oh, who put you in charge Josh?
You know, you were full of negative stuff yesterday
when Ben was asking us for ideas.
And now you're deciding what we should all do?
- So who you want to be in charge Harry, eh?
You?
You'll probably fart about the whole time talking
about aliens or hobgoblins or other weird stuff.
- And you don't think this is a little bit weird?
Seriously?
- Enough, enough of the willy-waving.
Alright?
It's not helping anyone.
Let's go and see if there's any food in the cupboard
and take 5, alright?
Is that good enough for everybody's special little egos?
- Bloody hell Jade, when did you get so macho?
- We've just got to stop going on aimlessly,
it's not helping anybody.
Alright?
Let's just go and see if there's some food in there.
(soft music)
(Sarah crying)
- Okay, everyone, we need a plan.
Does anyone have any ideas?
- Look, Ben has to be here somewhere.
Let's try looking in all the places
and all the routes we can get to and check if he's there.
Shall we do it?
- Well, yes it seems like a plan.
- Alright.
Alright, if you stay here with Alice,
it doesn't look like she is going anywhere.
Keep one of the lamps with you.
Could you go to the bathroom, and on the way,
just check the corridor.
Check everywhere in the bathroom.
And you'll be alright because the light works in the there,
so you won't be in the dark.
And when you've finished, come straight back here.
Could you take the other lamp and go upstairs,
check along the way there aren't any hidden doorways
or anything on the stairs as you go.
I imagine you'll probably end up
coming back through the trick doorway,
and then just keep looking.
I will go through the trick door.
I'll see what's there,
and I'll probably end up on the landing.
I'll come back down the stairs
and meet up with you guys in here,
and we can talk through what we've found,
if anything.
- But Harry, you won't have a lamp, you'll be in the dark.
- To be honest, I think there's going to be enough light
coming from this room into the scullery
illuminating the trick door,
and enough light over here shining up the stairs,
so when I come out onto the landing, I should be alright.
- No, no, no hold up now, not to be a killjoy or anything,
but isn't this exactly what they do
in those lame horror flicks.
You know "It's dark and scary,
there's a serial killer on the loose.
Oh, I know, let's all split up,
and get killed off horrifically, one by one."
Am I the only one seeing that?
- Harry, Josh is right, I don't think that's a good idea.
I think we should stick together.
- Well, the thing is, we're only gonna be walking
a few meters before we' all end up back in this room.
So I think we should be okay.
So shall we try it?
Okay, go into the bathroom, okay?
Have a look around, and come back here soonest.
Okay?
Josh, Harry, same for you guys, stick together,
just look around, just make sure you're back here.
- Come on Alice, I need you to be here with us, okay?
I know it's scary, but we'll get through this, okay?
Come on, let's get you to eat something.
Right, come on get into your sleeping bag.
Come and snuggle down.
Come and have a little sleep, okay?
Guys!
Sarah!
Alice, I'm just gonna leave you for a moment, okay?
I'm gonna try and find Harry, I'll be back in a moment.
You'll be okay, okay?
Alright, just snuggle down.
I'll be back soonest.
(suspenseful music)
(horror music)
(Jade screaming)
(Jade crying)
- Hello, hello, hey anyone?
Josh!
Hello?
Where have you been?
Where is everyone?
- What do you mean?
I just checked the bathroom and came back here.
That was what I was supposed to do, wasn't it?
- Yes, yes,
I'm sorry I was just bit shocked.
Where's Josh, Jade, and Alice.
- I really don't know Harry.
I just went and looked in the bathroom
and I came back here.
That's all I know, honest!
- I know, I know.
I'm sorry.
What the hell is going on?
- Where is everyone?
Hello!
Mate, where have you been.
We're all looking for you, what's going on?
- Don't know.
I need to sleep!
- Okay, well, good to see you.
You sleep. I'll let Sarah know where you are.
Just stay here.
You're shivering.
You feel cold.
I think it's the shock.
Here, get under the blankets, come on.
- Lie next to me.
I feel scared.
- Hey, I'm sorry we can't find Ben.
I really envy him, you know.
He's always in the centre of things.
Everyone likes him,
and he's always had the best girl on his arm.
- Yeah, he's okay.
He's a bit of an idiot sometimes.
He's just nice to have around,
and it's meant I got to go out without being on my own.
- I'm surprised, I thought you two were the real thing.
You know, out of everyone in our group,
I'd have put money on you and Ben getting married first.
- We are an odd school year, aren't we.
Here we are all over 30
and none of us have settled down yet.
- Darren and Libby they got married a few years ago.
- Yeah, but only because they had to.
And anyway it didn't last long.
Darren left before the babe was 4 months old.
- That's true.
What about you?
Don't you want that happy married life.
- Of course I do, I'm just beginning to think
that I'm not gonna find anyone that's right for me.
And right now, I'm not sure I'll find out
if that's true or not!
- We are going to get out of here, okay?
We'll find Ben and we'll find an exit.
- You really believe that don't you?
I wish I had your optimism.
You always see the best in things.
When I think about the way we treated you in the past
we weren't very nice to you, were we?
- You were never horrible to me.
- No, Harry, but I stood by and let it happen.
I didn't say anything.
That wasn't very nice of me.
- Don't be so hard on yourself.
You made it worth while being around the group.
- I always thought you fancied me.
You still do, don't you?
Why didn't you say anything?
- Well, what was I gonna say?
You were with the in crowd.
You had your choice of the guys.
There's no way you were gonna settle with the nerd, like me!
Not then, and not now.
- You're selling yourself short.
You're successful, you run your own IT business,
what does it do, again?
- Well, we design apps that make your home work for you,
like home security systems, remote enabled tech like,
for example, you could have your meal finished cooking
just as you step through the door.
You could have the temperature set in each room,
based on the ambient temperature outside
modified by the user preference plus or minus 1.5 degrees.
Oh, we can-
- Okay, okay, I don't need the sales pitch.
Okay, so you design things that help people
control the house to make it better for you!
Right?
- Sorry, yes.
Yes, we use AI to customise the house.
- So do you think someone might be doing that here,
in this house?
- That's what I've been thinking about.
It's very possible.
You know, I think we're being gassed
which is how we sleep for so long.
And, I think that doors are being created and removed
just to disorientate us.
And I can't work out how that portal thing works
that comes out on top of the landing.
And I don't know how that cupboard keeps getting filled,
even when we're in the room.
Oh, I don't know.
- Well I'm glad you're here.
It's a lot better because you're here.
So thank you.
That was nice.
Thanks.
You are a lovely girl.
- I know you think I'm a bit of an air-head,
it's just that it's easier to follow people like
Josh and Ben and let them make the decisions.
A girl with brains isn't seen as worthwhile partner.
- Well, that might have been the case years ago,
but nowadays I think it's pretty damn sexy
to have brains as well as beauty.
- Sexy huh?
- Oh God, yes.
(ominous music)
(Jade screaming)
(ominous music)
- Sarah?
Where the hell is she?
(horror music)
What the fuck!
We're in all sorts of shit, and you two are shagging!
Really, I mean, fucking, really!
- I don't know how it happened, alright.
We didn't mean it.
We're consenting adults.
- Yes, strange timing though, don't you think?
- And you, well that's every man in the house
you've had now, yeah?
What's that make you then?
What's Ben gonna say when he finds out.
- Well he's not here is he.
He bloody left me, didn't he, so it's his hard luck.
- Yeah, I'm afraid the hard luck's all yours though,
because when I came in here earlier,
guess who I found in that sleeping bag?
Yeah, Ben.
He was knackered, so I let him sleep
while I went off to find you two, wherever you were.
Hey, mate.
Mate you wanna wake up see what's happening next to you?
Ben, oi Ben!
- Sorry, I didn't mean to listen in,
but I was sleeping in here, and you guys started to...
Anyway I was too embarrassed to say something,
so I just stayed hidden.
- Where did Ben go?
- And where did Jade go?
She was supposed to be back here ages ago.
- I haven't seen or heard her.
- Let me guess?
She's hiding in the sleeping bags as well.
Shit! Oh fuck!
Oh fuck!
Oh what the fuck!
- Is he dead?
Have a look at him, what do you think?
- He might still be alive, it's very possible.
Did you say you only spoke to him less than 20 minutes ago?
Wait! no-one was in this room when I came back in.
How the hell is Ben's body here?
Why is is looking like that?
Did you beat him up.
Did you do this?
- Fuck off!
He's my best...
He was my best mate.
Why would I do this?
- You always wanted to be top dog.
You jealous Ben got me from you?
- Oh yeah, great prize you turned out to be
having it off with a geek!
You're really worth fighting for, aren't you.
- He's definitely dead!
Surprise, bloody, surprise.
Well done Sherlock.
- Can we please move him out of here please?
- Where do you mean?
- Just somewhere where we're not sleeping.
- We could move him in the sleeping bag
through to the scullery.
We can put a blanket over him.
Could you give me a hand.
- I'm not touching it!
- I'll help.
(soft music)
- So, where's Jade then?
- I think she said she was going to look for you, Harry.
I'm not sure, but I think that's what she said.
- I didn't see her.
When I came back into this room,
there was no-one else here.
At least, I didn't see anyone,
not that I saw anyway.
I mean, maybe you were here in your sleeping bag
and I just didn't see you.
- When you came in here, where was Sarah?
- She came in from the bathroom corridor
when I called out for her.
- No, she can't have done
'cause I was in the bathroom corridor.
I went in the bathroom, no-one was there.
That was right before I came back and found you two at it.
- I must have come back in before you looked for me.
- No, but I went to the corridor from this room.
And, Ben was in that sleeping bag and very much alive.
- My head is hurting.
I can't deal with this right now.
I'm permanently terrified and none of this is helping,
- I just wanna go home.
- We all do!
- Where the hell is Jade?
- I don't know, but I don't wanna go looking for her
right now.
Every time one of us leaves the group,
something weird happens.
God this is so so wrong!
- So we're just, what, we give up on Jade
that's the plan?
- To be honest, I don't wanna go out of this room
right now, either.
It's all too crazy.
- Alright, alright we'll have a quick breather
and then figure out how we're going to look for her.
- Shit, oh shit, oh shit we fell asleep.
Jesus, it's 9 in the evening again!
- What?
Let me see.
Nice watch.
- It's is a £300 watch, it's never wrong.
Look it's 2105, Tuesday 24th.
Our reunion was on Saturday 21st.
We've been here three nights.
And we've just been asleep for 19 hours.
- I don't understand.
Why are we sleeping for so long?
I think you're right.
I think we're being gassed or something.
- Gassed?
What are you talking about.
- I was saying to Sarah,
that one explanation for us for sleeping so long
is that we're being gassed.
- Gassed?
Really?
By who?
- I don't know.
But it's one explanation, isn't it.
- Can we talk about this another time?
Let's go and look for Jade.
- Let's eat while we think about what to do.
Is there any food in the cupboard?
- Right, I think, whatever we do, we go in pairs.
'Cause when anyone breaks off from the group,
we just end up losing them.
Is that okay?
- Yeah, I suppose so, it makes sense.
- All right.
How about you and Alice you check up on the landing
and through the door upstairs, all right?
And Sarah and I, we can have a dig around this room,
see if we can find anything.
And then, well I was gonna say,
let's meet up in 10 minutes,
but I think I'm the only one with a watch here, aren't I?
- Yes so what, smart?
- It's just no good telling everyone
to meet here 10 minutes if only I know when the time is up.
- Oh yeah, okay.
- Okay.
Let's do this, then.
(ominous music)
- What!
Ben's body it's gone!
- What do you mean it's gone?
- [Harry] I mean it's not here.
- It can't have gone.
- Well it's not here.
Do you wanna check?
- No, it's okay I believe you.
Where is it then, who's moved it?
- I don't know the answer to either of those questions.
God! Let's just keep looking around for clues.
I'm losing the plot.
- Join the club, I lost it hours ago.
I think I'm running on nervous energy.
- Alright, lets go back into the main room.
- What exactly are we looking for?
- I don't know, anything.
Something that could help.
I don't even know anymore!
I'm sorry Harry.
I just think I'm just more scared
than I want to admit to myself.
Look it's okay, all right?
You're doing great.
Hey, what's this?
Don't go too far away from me, please.
I'm terrified.
- Funnily enough, we all are!
I'm sorry, okay?
I'll look after you.
- Why is Harry saying there's someone else here?
That really scares me.
- Don't worry about Harry, okay?
Harry's an idiot.
- But he sounds like he knows what he's talking about.
I mean, why else has he taken charge?
- Taken charge!
Harry's not in charge.
Why do you think he's taken charge?
- I mean, why else is he making the plans
and dividing and organising us into groups?
- Harry is not in charge, right?
I mean,I listen to him, sure but we ended up doing
what I wanted to do anyway.
So, no, Harry is not in charge.
- Sorry it just looked that way, is all.
- Well he isn't.
Okay?
That's final.
No more on it, go look over there!
It's no use, there's nothing here.
Let's go on through.
I don't know how this works any more, I really don't.
Any way, let's check this room out then.
There has got to be an exit here.
This is where we came in the house in the first place
- Yeah.
All the walls feel solid.
There's no gaps under any of them.
Maybe there's a trap door in the floor?
- Worth a try, good thinking!
Nothing here.
All right, let's go back to the main room.
Oh, so you're not busy then?
We're still looking about everywhere,
and what are you doing?
Sat on your fat arse.
Don't try to talk your way out of it,
we're going to look in the bathroom corridor.
You guys, stay in here and carry on wasting your time.
Alright?
- What got him so worked up?
Anyway let's see if we can find any clue in this photo
that'll tell us what's going on,
and how we cant get out of here.
- Ignore him.
You know he's full of hot air.
So who do you think they are?
- Well, judging by the clothes,
I'd say they're from the 1920's or 30's.
I can't quite make it out,
but it looks like we've got grandparents,
parents and three children.
- Do you think they used to live here?
- Well, that would make sense,
but I'm pretty sure other people have moved in since
this family, 'cause this house hasn't been abandoned
for 80 or 90 years.
Otherwise, it would be in a much worse state,
if you can believe that!
- Yeah, you're right.
- I can't see anything.
Let's go back to the others.
I don't like it here.
- Okay, should we check the bathroom?
- No, if they want the bathroom checked,
they can do it themselves.
- Yeah, yeah, good call, they're not doing anything
let them check it.
Anything in the bathroom or the corridor?
- We didn't check the bathroom.
We figured you guys have got all the time
in the world to sit on your arses that you can check it.
- Bloody childish.
All right I'll go search the bathroom.
- No remember the rule, we don't go anywhere on our own.
I'll come with you.
- Bloody idiot.
- [Sarah] He always was.
- I never understood why you went with him.
- Nor me.
What are we looking for in here, now?
- Anything really, fake doors, false floors,
trapdoors in the ceiling, anything!
Let's just go.
- [Sarah] Harry get out of there now!
- I'm trying but the door's forcing itself shut
I can't get it open!
- [Sarah] Josh, Alice help!
- [Harry] Push, Sarah push!
- [Sarah] I am, I am.
- [Josh] No, no back up, back up, big push on three, okay?
One, two, three-
- [Harry] Get me out, get me out!
- What the fuck was that all about?
- The door slammed shut just as I was trying to get out.
If Sarah hadn't got her foot in the way then
I wouldn't have escaped.
Tell you what the weird thing was,
when I was trying to get the door open,
the room, well, it was changing into, like,
somewhere else.
- What do you mean?
- Well, it was like it was re-forming
into like a different room in the house.
Like a cellar or underground vault or something.
- You on funny powder or something?
- I'm just telling you what I saw, all right?
- Can we go back into the main room.
It's really dark down here.
- Yeah, yeah, alright.
Bloody hell, that scared the crap out of me.
It was so bloody strong,
whatever it was holding that door shut.
- I think my ankle's sprained.
It was so painful when the door shut on it.
- Let me have a look.
- There's no swelling, it's just a bit red.
It's probably going to end up being very bruised.
Thanks, by the way, for saving my life.
- You're welcome.
You'd have done the same.
- We didn't find anything in the corridor.
Did you find anything?
- Well, we found an old photograph with a family in it.
Harry thinks it might hold some clue.
- Clue!
What clue, we should be looking for a way out,
not look at old photographs.
- Look, I don't know about anyone else,
but none of this makes any sense.
So if Harry says there might be a clue in the photograph,
I think we should all give him a chance, okay?
- I don't know, this is all just so weird,
I just wanna get out of here.
- Yeah, this is crazy stuff.
I can't figure out what's going on any more.
And where the hell is Jade.
I don't want to find another body to drag over to Ben.
- That's one thing we did discover.
Ben's body's gone.
- What do you mean gone?
We were in the scullery just now,
and, but I, we avoided the bit where Ben was.
- Yes.
Well, when we checked we noticed that the sleeping bag
looked empty.
And when we looked his body was gone.
He's not there!
- Yes, unless my eyes aren't working,
it looks like he's there now.
- Oh shit his body it's come back.
- Maybe it came back when we were all in the corridor
to the bathroom, trying to get you out Harry,
- Yeah, that makes sense.
- Oh Christ!
Oh Christ!
- This is your fault.
It was your idea to look in different areas.
You did this, you killed Jade.
- No, I told Jade to wait with Alice,
I made sure that she wasn't on her own.
- That's true Josh, she did.
- She only left because no-one had come back.
She went looking for Harry.
That's what she said honest.
- Exactly, Jade went off on her own 'cause of you.
You did this!
- Hold on, look, none of us took longer than was needed.
I made sure Jade wasn't on her own.
You know this place is playing tricks on us.
Jade could have gone off looking for any one of us.
- That's true, you know it is.
- Yeah, but she went looking for you
and where were you?
In fact, yeah, where were you?
You were gone an awful long time.
Is this all your doing?
You fucking around with stuff to scare us?
Did you kill Jade, eh?
- No, why would I do that.
I wouldn't do that.
I liked Jade, I wouldn't do that!
- Josh, don't talk stupid.
Harry wouldn't kill Jade.
And he's not doing all this mad stuff either.
- Why would I believe you?
After you've been shagging him.
You on this as well?
Are you?
You got some grand plan to fuck us around?
- That's crazy,
why would we do this?
Come on, calm down, don't talk stu-
- Get away from me.
(head thuds)
- Enough Josh, pack it in,
there's no need to be rough with Sarah,
she's didn't do anything.
- Oh, hasn't she?
Hasn't she 'cause you two seem pretty close
and Ben's not even cold yet.
In fact, you're a clever a man,
you tell me why is Ben dead.
Huh?
Why is Jade dead.
You're so clever, tell me what the fuck is going on.
No you can't, can you?
'Cause you're behind this, aren't you?
You're the ideas man.
It was your idea, "Let's look over here.
Let's split up.
let's shag someone else's girl,
let's take out whoever's in our way."
Go on, speak you lump of shit!
- Enough Josh all right.
I don't wanna fight you,
but you're talking nonsense.
Alright, you've just seen Jade dead.
You're not thinking straight.
Just calm down.
Just leave it, okay?
- Please Josh.
Please. I know you didn't mean to hurt me.
I know it was an accident.
Please, listen to Harry, he's talking sense.
- Listen to Harry.
Oh, no, I'm not listening to Harry.
No, we listened to Harry and now Jade's dead
because we listened to Harry.
So, no, I'm listening to Harry.
I'm not talking to Harry.
In fact Harry better get the fuck out of my sight!
- I'm not going anywhere, all right?
Not because I don't want to get out of your way
when you're like this, but this house frickin' terrifies me
and I don't want to be anywhere on my own.
- So how about, you take your slut,
find some dirty little corner of the house.
You go shag all you want.
- I'm gonna say this just one more time,
because right now we need each other.
Will you please, please, calm down
before I do something I'll regret.
(Josh laughing)
- Do something you'll regret?
You dipstick.
There's nothing you can do that will even worry me.
You ain't got the strength or the balls to do anything.
Have you, lover boy, huh?
(both grunting)
(intense music)
- Help me get him down quick.
(Josh groaning)
Oh God, what do I do?
Do I take it out or leave it in?
- [Alice] Won't that do more damage?
- That metal looks really rusty,
that might cause an infection.
- Let's take the risk.
Oh God, I think I've killed him.
- [Josh] Bastard.
- I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
I was just trying to help.
I was just trying to help honestly.
- We know you were.
It's not your fault.
- [Josh] Yes it fucking is!
You did this on purpose.
- Don't listen to him, he don't know what he's saying.
- [Josh] Yes I do.
(suspenseful music)
- He's dead!
- Alice, Alice, help me move Josh over next to Jade.
Alice!
Help me move Josh.
(Harry whimpering)
- Jade's body's gone, it's not there.
It's gone.
God!
That's three dead.
Where are Jade's and Ben's bodies?
- Your head's bleeding.
- I did that when Josh pushed me.
(Sarah crying)
- This can't get any worse, it can't.
Alice?
Alice, come over, come on.
(ominous music)
Bloody hell!
We've been asleep for 19 hours again.
This is ridiculous!
I can't sit here and wait til we end up like the others.
I've got to do something.
I'm gonna find a way out.
Okay, you both with me?
We can grab some supplies, we can eat on the way.
Yeah, we'll try the route we came in.
And we're gonna be all together,
so we can take both the lamps.
Let's go, let's go.
I can't work out how that works.
I didn't feel any sense of movement from the ground floor
to the first floor.
Did you guys?
- No it just felt we went through the door normally.
- I didn't feel anything.
- Okay, let's just go downstairs.
The chimney, the chimney,
we can get out through the chimney!
- I thought you said it was blocked up?
- Yes, you did.
When we were gonna make a ﬁre,
you looked and said it was blocked.
- Yeah, but it might be being blocked up by cardboard
or wood.
If we can unblock that we might be able to get out!
Bugger, Bugger! - What is it?.
- It's solid brick.
It's properly bricked up.
We can't get out that way.
Sod it!
- Never mind, it was a good idea though, Harry.
- It was worth a try.
- Yeah, it wasn't good enough.
What's this?
- Let me have a look.
It says "The history of the Brood family"
- "Blood," I think that says blood.
- Oh yes, good eyes.
"The history of the Blood family by Christine Walker,
a study in local folklore and legend dated June 1992."
(ominous music)
Okay, right the history starts in 1621
when an Elizabeth Blood of Blood House Farm,
Wroughton, Wiltshire was burnt at the stake
for being a witch.
- [Harry] We didn't do that in England, did we?
- Actually there were just under 500 people
who were executed for witchcraft in England
between the mid-16th and mid-17th century.
It was the subject of my degree,
the history of Witchcraft in England.
That's how I know.
Maybe she was one of them.
- Go on.
- It says that she went to the stake screaming
that she was innocent, and when the flames took hold of her,
she cursed her neighbours for spreading the stories
about her being a witch.
She said "Those people living near my home,
and their ancestors, will be cursed for eternity
to suffer a death so bloody."
Wow, powerful stuff.
- What else?
- Okay, without reading every single word, let me see,
"Lots of incidents over the centuries
of people having horrible accidents on the farm.
Three farm workers were trampled to death
by cattle in the barn on the farm in the 1720's.
And two people, neighbours of the farm
pitchforked each other to death."
How do you pitchfork each other to death?
It was in the 1820s.
And here's the last one, "In June 1921, eight people,
including some of the Blood family were found dead
in the burnt out remains of the farmhouse.
It wasn't certain whether they all died from the ﬁre
or by some other means."
I guess they didn't have the ability in forensics
to tell how they died back then.
- "Well, if this is the family house,
it must have been re-built.
Or it isn't the family house?
- It would make sense to be the family house, though,
wouldn't it?
- Oh, there are some photos in the back here too.
It looks like some of the house.
It could be this one, some family, too.
Looks like parents and three children,
two boys and a girl, perhaps.
It could be the family that died.
- Is there anything written on the back,
they used to do that.
- It's very faint, I'm not sure.
It could be, but it so covered in ash from being burnt.
In fact my hands are filthy now.
- I'm all covered in ash too,
your face is really dirty, Harry,
- I'd love a shower, but I'm petrified of being on my own.
- I can always join you.
- No you won't.
- I mean we can always go one-by-one
and the other two wait outside the door?
- Yeah, yeah that'll work.
Harry, you should go first because
your the dirtiest from crawling around in the fireplace.
Alice and I will stand just outside the bathroom door, okay?
- All right, I'll go and get my towel.
Oh great.
I've got a fresh towel.
When did that happen?
- I'm not complaining,
but the idea that our towels were changed in the night.
I mean, my head was right next to it.
- It's nice to have clean towels though.
- Alright in you go!
Look, at the risk of sounding odd,
is it alright if we can just grab something
and just prop the door open with it just a little bit.
I don't wanna be locked in there again.
- Yeah, I know what you mean.
That's a good idea.
- Okay, I'll look for something to jam the door open.
- All right then.
- And we promise not to watch you while you shower.
- Please, all right,
I just don't wanna be locked in the bathroom.
- We can use this.
Yeah, yeah.
All right we can use that, that'll be great.
I promise I won't be long,
- It's okay, there's no rush.
- Yes there is, I don't wanna be any longer in there
than I have to be.
- Just get on with it then.
I don't know about you,
but I don't think I can cope in here any longer.
I'm permanently petrified, I'm just so tired
and I just don't know what's going on anymore.
I've seen things in here I don't understand,
I can't understand and I'm starting to doubt my own sanity.
I just wanna go home.
- It's okay I get it.
I just wanna be home too.
- I don't think Harry is doing any better than us either.
He's trying to keep his cool, bless him,
I think he's as petrified as us,
but he's trying to keep calm for our sake.
- Yeah he's a nice guy.
- I know he was your date at the re-union.
I'm sorry we were, you know earlier.
I just needed to feel comforted,
and alive for a second.
I'm sorry, are you mad at me?ꢀ
- Look, okay, Harry's a nice guy.
You know, I'd screw him, I was going to, after the reunion,
but then all this happened.
But there's nothing between us, you know,
before that reunion we'd never been out before.
I'm not territorial or anything like that, it's okay.
- Thanks.
That's good.
I really like him, you know.
He's not the type of guy I normally go for.
I think he's decent enough.
Don't tell him I said that!
- I won't.
- I just don't wanna scare him away, that's all, I just-
- Okay, who's next?
- You can go next, if you want.
I'm in no hurry.
- That's kind, thank you.
No peeking!
Right, I was gonna check that cupboard,
see if we've got any clean coveralls.
- Wait until Sarah's done.
We need to stay together.
- Yeah, good idea.
All right we'll wait til Sarah's out.
(ominous music)
(Sarah grunting)
So what were you two talking about
when I was in the shower?
- Nothing for your ears.
- Just wondering if Sarah mentioned me at all.
- Nothing for your ears, I just said, all right?
- Sorry, okay.
Well, how are you holding up, anyway?
- I don't know, okay, I suppose.
(horrific roaring)
- What was that?
- I don't know.
I'll go check on Sarah.
- That was nice.
Alice needs the loo, then she's gonna have a shower.
She said it's alright for us to check the cupboard
to see if there's any clean clothes in there
while she showers.
- Shouldn't we wait here for her?
- She said it was alright.
Come on.
- Great.
We have got some fresh clothes.
This looks like it's going to fit me.
I think this will fit you.
But we haven't got a third for Alice?
- Perhaps hers will turn up
when she's finished in the shower.
- Yeah I guess you're right.
Well, we might as well get changed.
- Not necessarily, we've got a few minutes
before she's out of the shower.
I mean, we could if you want.
- Of course I want.
Let's get under the covers and out of these damp towels.
(soft music)
- Morning, Sarah, wake up sleepy head.
We've slept for 16 hours again.
My God, last night was just fantastic.
I don't remember falling asleep.
God, you must have really knackered me out.
Anyway, how are you Sarah?
Sarah, where are you?
- What's going on?
- Have you seen Sarah?
Not since last night.
I came in and you two were curled up sound asleep.
I've only just woken up this morning,
so not recently, no.
- Well we've slept for another 16 hours again.
I've only just woken up myself
and then I just found that Sarah's not here.
- Perhaps she went to the bathroom.
Possible, but her clean coveralls are right here,
right next to mine.
So I highly doubt that she'd be padding about naked.
Well, actually, did you get a clean set
when you got back from the shower?
- No, when i got back I found find my own clothes
all washed and pressed inside my sleeping bag.
- Really!
Well that's kind of out of the the normal abnormal activity.
I wonder why you got your clothes back
and Sarah and I didn't.
- Dunno it's just what I found.
- Sorry I wasn't blaming you or anything
it's just out of the normal pattern, that's all.
Alright, well, how about I face this way
and get changed and you get changed
then we go and look for Sarah, yeah?
All right.
Okay, if you're ready, we'll stick together.
We'll try the bathroom first, yeah?
Okay.
(door knocking)
Sarah you in there?
No sign of her.
I feel like I wanna try out through the that door
and have a look up stairs, but I know what's gonna happen.
We gonna find nothing and end up back down here again.
- Let's have a look and see if there's any food.
Let's have something to eat and go from there.
- No, no, no, no, I just wanna find Sarah right now.
Can we just have a look under these blankets first.
- Oh Christ!
How the hell did she get here?
What the hell's happening.
How did she get like that?
She wasn't there when I woke up this morning, I swear.
Oh God, who's doing this.
Why the hell is this happening?
Oh God!
- I think we need to move her next to Josh's body
in the scullery.
Can you help me?
- No I can't bear to look at her in that state.
- What about if I cover her over
so you can't see that it's Sarah?
Would that help?
- I don't know.
- Okay, I'm gonna go over to her,
I'm gonna cover her with a sleeping bag and a blanket.
I'll call you when I'm done.
I can't do this by myself, Harry, please,
I need you to help me.
- Okay, okay, I'll try.
- Please, Harry, come on, please.
- Josh, where's he gone.
Josh's body, it's gone.
- What!
How is this happening.
My head is hurting.
Alice, I can't take any more.
(Harry whimpering) (soft music)
- Come on, you need to eat or drink something.
You're in shock.
- Anything useful?
- I dunno, I can't quite make it all out of this.
There's a lot to read, but there might be something
in here.
- Come on, let me read it with you.
Well, what do we know so far?
- Let's see.
Sarah said about the Blood family
and the curse from back in 1621
and the incidents in the 1700's and 1800's.
- Well I think the 1921 part is gonna be
the most useful to us.
- What makes you say that?
- Well, anything recorded in 1921
is bound to be more accurate and detailed
than any of the earlier centuries.
And it'll be the case which, what's her name,
Caroline Walker, is gonna have the most detail on.
- It was Christine Walker, but yes you're right, I suppose.
Let's look at that story more closely then.
Ah, here it is.
"There's a newspaper cutting dated 9th June 1921
that says that there was a big ﬁre
at the Blood House farmhouse on the 6th June,
and that the ﬁre brigade couldn't save the property.
They found eight bodies, five adults
and three children in the ruin.
They identified four adults from wedding rings
and a pocket watch.
They were named as Martin Everley, Frederik Evans,
Henry Pickett and Graham Blood.
They say that the other bodies were Graham Blood's wife,
Rose and their three children."
This is upsetting to read.
- Yeah, hey, it's okay.
You're doing great, but you're right, it's very sad.
The paper says that they don't know
why Everley, Evans and Pickett were in the Blood's house
as they were known to be trouble makers
who wouldn't have associated with the Bloods.
They kept themselves to themselves.
The coroner recorded the deaths as accidental.
- Does it mention anything about
this house being re-built by the time this book
was written and what was it?
1992?
- No.
She just starts making weird claims about the curse,
and that all the incidents happened
at the 100 year anniversary of the burning of the witch.
She even states here
"The curse is patently still being acted out in some way,
locals avoid the site of theꢁhouse to this day,
and more research needs to be carried out
to determine if any paranormal activity can be discovered"
What an idiot.
It says here the coroner recorded the deaths as accidental.
- Factually, this hasn't helped much.
If it's the paranormal we're talking about,
maybe that would explain why these weird events
have been happening to us.
I mean, you're the one with the witchcraft degree,
I mean, do you know anything can can help?
I mean, come on, you must have some ideas?
- All right, if you really want to hear them.
But remember this is only on the basis
that you believe witchcraft exists
and that witches have some sort of power
beyond what we can understand.
- Well, I'm in Sherlock mode at the moment to be honest.
- What do you mean?
- "When you have eliminated the impossible,
whatever is left, however improbable, must be the truth"
as Sherlock Holmes said.
Though I think I'm grasping at straws
with the improbable part!
Hey, anything you can suggest would be good,
no matter crazy it sounds.
- Well, I know basics to do a seance.
- For crying out loud, I meant something practical.
- No, no.
Listen I have done seances successfully.
We could find out if there are any evil spirits here
and perhaps find out what they want.
I can't believe I'm hearing this.
Much worse, I can't believe I'm actually considering it.
Okay, alright, what the hell, what do we do?
- Look, I'm only going to do this,
if you're gonna take it seriously.
I mean it Harry.
- Alright, alright, I'll put aside my skepticism, okay?
Let's just see where this goes.
But don't we need more people to make a like a circle,
or something?
- Traditionally yes, but under difficult circumstances,
two is enough.
- All right.
Right, sit there and I'll sit opposite you.
Okay? - Okay.
- Look, I know you hear this in all horror movies,
but please, once this seance is underway
don't let go of my hands.
Keep holding until I say you can let go, is that clear?
- Okay.
I'm still not sure this is a good idea.
- Have you got any better ideas?
- No, not really.
What the hell.
Let's just do this.
- Okay, so let me explain what's gonna happen.
I don't do the whole Mystic Meg thing.
- The what?
- I don't put on a funny voice
and call for my spirit guide to come forward and help.
I basically put myself in a sort of trance
and ask, but not out loud, anything that is here
to make itself known.
You won't hear me say anything,
but it's really important that you keep holding my hands
until I say so, Okay?
- [Harry] Okay.
- I mean it Harry, it's very important.
- I will, I will, I promise.
- Okay, okay.
- Okay.
(ominous music)
(horror music)
Alice, Alice are you alright?
- I think so.
What happened?
- That was crazy.
There was this wind going on and stuFF
was flying about the room.
It was frickin' mental.
Did you find anything out?
- Something spoke to me.
I can't yet understand what it said.
I need some time to make sense of it.
I need to lie down.
- Yeah, yeah, sure let me find you a spot.
Oh hey.
There you go.
- Come lie next to me.
I need you near me.
- Yeah, yeah, sure.
It must have been pretty terrifying.
Okay?
- It's hot under here.
Are you not hot Harry?
- No.
No, I'm alright, thanks.
- You sure?
Be nice to feel your skin against mine.
- I don't think now is quite the time, really.
- Why not?
There's no-one else here.
No-one will ever know.
- Don't you think it's a bit weird?
You know, we've just seen four of our friends get killed
and you want to start fooling around.
That's strange, that is.
Okay.
As nice as that is, please could you stop now,
it doesn't really feel right.
- Stop struggling.
Okay?
I want to tell you what I know
and I need you to listen, okay?
- What do you mean?
- Here's what I know about the 1921 incident.
In June 1921 the Blood family home was burnt down.
An hour before the house was burnt down,
three men, Everly, Evans and Pickett forced their way in,
accused the Blood family of satanic practices
and killed most of them.
The two parents, Graham and Rose Blood
and two of the three children.
The eldest child, a girl, was hiding,
and she snuck up on the three men
and hacked them to pieces with an axe.
She then poured petrol all over the house
and set ﬁre to it, she was 12 years old at the time.
- How do you know all this?
- Look closely at the photo.
Look at the girl on the right.
Look.
- She looks a bit like you.
- Now read the names on the back, Harry.
Come on, read them out loud!
- Graham Blood, Rose Blood, Neil, William and, and,
Alice!
What is she like your ancestor or something?
- You don't get it Harry, do you?
No, she wasn't my ancestor.
After the girl set fire to the house,
as she was burning to death,
she made a pact with the house,
with her family, that she would revenge them
by offering others to the house in sacrifice
to make up for what others had done to her family.
I am that Alice Blood.
- What?
Don't be daft, that would make you like a 100 years old.
- I'll say it again Harry, I died in the ﬁre.
The house sustains me so that I can bring it fresh blood
when it is hungry.
- Oh God, it was that seance, wasn't it?
You've been possessed by something!
(Alice laughing)
- Seance?
Oh you idiot.
There was no seance.
That was all me, I was doing it.
- You did it!
You killed them all!
- Yes me.
And I've also been some of them at some time too.
- What?
- Remember when poor Josh found Ben dead
in his sleeping bag and he was alive?
No that was me!
- I'm so tired.
- I could have been Josh too if I'd wanted to.
- What a loser.
- And then Jade, of course.
- Come on Harry, you can do it.
- Do you remember that sweet time
when you and Sarah came back from the shower,
Sarah was already dead,
that was me you were making out with.
Me.
- Oh Harry, you're so lovely.
- My God, my God, you're sick!
- Probably, but it was interesting
to have some fun with you.
- Yeah, I mean, of course it was kind of fun,
I enjoyed it too, but you're not going to kill,
are you Alice?
- Let me think.
Of course I am.
Firstly, you didn't think it was me,
you thought it was lovely Sarah.
And secondly, here's the kicker,
the house is still hungry it needs blood,
and you are the donor.
- It doesn't have to be like this.
I could find you someone else to feed the house.
I could be useful to you, I could!
- Enough now.
This is the way it is and this is the way it's going to be.
(Harry grunting)
(doors shutting)
(ominous music)
If you come anywhere near me, I'm gonna brain you with this.
I'm not joking!
- I'm sure you're not joking.
I don't doubt for a moment that if you had the chance
you'd use that bit of wood.
But, here's the thing, you didn't really think
you could push me off you, did you?
You pushed me off because I let you.
Now, why did I let you do that Harry?
You should ask yourself that.
But you won't get the answer, so I'll tell you.
I wanted you to move to just where you are now.
Because just there, where you're standing,
is where the house likes to be fed from.
So thank you, for making it easy.
Oh and goodbye.
(Harry grunting)
Thank you.
Oh still peckish, are we?
Okay.
Enough?
Okay, ready now?
Help me, help me please!
You've got to help me.
My friends are all trapped.
- My God, what happened are you alright?
- My friends are all trapped in the house.
You've got to help them!
- What house?
Where are we going?
- Just the other side of the trees, please.
It's horrible, they're all trapped, they're in danger.
- Wait, wait.
I don't understand what you're saying.
There's no house through the trees.
The nearest building is like two miles away.
What are you up to?
- Just the other side of the trees,
please they need your help.
I need you to help us.
Come on.
I don't understand.
There was a house here.
A few moments ago.
- Are you on drugs or been drinking?
There hasn't been a house here for decades.
I mean, what you're seeing
is what's left of a building that burnt down last century.
There's nothing here.
- It was just here just a few moments ago.
This is the house where we were all trapped.
- Whatever you saw, it's not here now.
I think we better get you to a doctor,
get you checked over.
- It was just there,
that's where all my friends were lying injured.
Just right there.
(woods cracking)
- What?
(Farmer groans)
(horror music)
(soft music)
(tires screech)
(gentle music)
(upbeat music)
(gentle music)