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[phone ringing]
[ringing continues]
[voicemail] Hello. No one is available to take your call.
Please leave--
You don't have-- you can leave some of this stuff here.
You can--
I have plenty of room in the garage.
Or we should--
[engine starts]
[ominous music plays]
♪
Whoa.
Okay. Yeah. Keep coming.
Keep coming. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Okay. We're doing it.
We're doing it.
[pensive music plays]
♪
[music fades]
[overlapping conversation]
-[Alex] Great time, yeah. -Great time.
Yeah, we are having a great time.
I'm like forcing you to [indistinct].
Gonna be a great time.
You're like, "Okay, yeah."
[groans] "Great time."
-...this in October. -[woman] Always.
-[indistinct] -Yeah.
[woman] You sure-- I mean, I'm sure they have fest.
[overlapping conversation]
[muffled talking]
[muffled talking and laughing]
Will you come--
Well, and when you have a party. Yeah. You gotta plan a party.
-Oh. That's what it is. -That's the way to do it.
You plan a party, people are gonna come.
You feel the pressure of like, "They're gonna see my house.
I better hang up this picture rather than just
lean it against the wall and keep things in boxes."
Can I just have a belated, very, like,
yearlong belated housewarming party?
Yes. I don't see any reason why not.
Okay. 'Cause then people bring you presents.
Yeah. Like wine.
Maybe they thought we'd drink more, but...
-We can drink more. -...we didn't.
And, well, we store it away and drink more later.
Also, do you like the neighborhood?
-Yeah. I love it. There-- -It's quiet, it's...
-Lots of trees. -Yeah.
And there's so many places we can go.
-Yeah. We can walk. -I have lots of ideas.
We can walk, we can take the dogs.
-Yes. For walks. -For walks.
-Not if you get 18 dogs. -You can borrow one of mine.
-It's fine. -Great. That would be perfect.
And there's bound to-- I feel like I heard
there might be a bar opening up where you can bring your dog.
Perfect.
What a better place to meet someone.
Oh, I was just thinking about how lovely it would be
-to bring a dog. -Right. Right.
-But also yes. -Yes. Like, meeting someone.
I'm just not really thinking-- I mean--
Would you-- but if-- I don't know if you met--
Would you feel open to it
-if you met someone? -I don't know.
-I don't-- -You don't have to yet.
But if-- Yeah. I mean, it feels soon now.
Yeah.
It seems like you're-- like, you're doing well though.
-Yeah. -I mean, I know it might--
You know, it might take a while, but--
-Yeah. I think it's good. -You seem really good.
Yeah.
And, like, even if you--
You're allowed to just have a casual thing
that makes you happy for a little bit.
-You know what I mean? -Yeah.
I mean, it all just feels soon and crazy.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
-But goo-- but good. -Yes.
Like, it sounds like a great...
thing to do maybe a month from now.
We'll get there. We'll get there.
Yeah. Yeah.
But right now you have your adorable home.
-Yeah. And wine. -You're looking great.
And wine.
-[chuckles] And wine. -Looking great. Having parties.
You live close to me. I'm good. [laughs]
Yeah. I'm happy to be here.
-I'm happy you're here. -Yeah.
[Alex] And now I can come over and drink all the wine
that people brought you for your housewarming party.
[Steph] I know. So many wine bottles.
[tap running]
[key inserting into lock, lock turning]
Hello?
[tap continues running]
[phone removed from receiver, dial tone droning]
[dialing]
[drain pipe gurgling]
[gurgling stops]
Hi, Karen.
Yes. It's your new neighbor.
I'm good. How are you?
Yeah, I-- did you see anyone around my house today?
[Steph groans]
[tense music plays]
[Steph whimpers]
[gasps, whimpers]
[whimpering]
♪♪
[Mercedes on TV] Right.
[Logan on TV] I love the guy,
but I feel like his time's up,
-you know? -[Mercedes] Mm-hmm.
[Logan] There's not much more he can give the world.
-[Mercedes] Mm-hmm. -[indistinct]
-He just kinda sits there. -Yeah.
There's gotta be 300,000 in those cases in the closet.
He doesn't believe in banks?
-He doesn't believe in banks. -I'm neutral on banks.
He can't even get down the stairs on his walker.
He just leaves the front door open
and yells for you to come in.
[Mercedes] He can't see the door?
[Logan] It's a bilevel. Couch blocks the view.
I come in with the oxygen and go upstairs.
You come in and go down.
The money's in the closet in the bedroom on the right.
[Mercedes] As long as I don't get blood on me.
[Logan] Why would you get blood on you?
[Mercedes] I don't know. How am I supposed to know?
[Logan] I'm the one taking care of Grandpa.
You don't even have to see him.
There's zero chance of blood for you.
Plus I'm knocking him out
with whatever's in that oxygen tank.
[Mercedes] Oxygen?
[Logan] No, that wouldn't knock him out.
It's whatever we got from Gord.
That one time when we pranked Tammy?
[Mercedes] Oh, right. This will be easy then.
Exactly. Terrence!
Show yourself and face me like a man.
Once everything's sorted out, we're getting married.
-What? No. -Yes. I told you this.
We have to get married. I love you.
We're never getting married.
And I also told you
that you would regret saying that, okay?
I love you.
Remember that time you told my mother
how many miles you've been putting on the Jimmy
and she didn't talk to me for two months?
Barely. You haven't had the Jimmy for three years.
Remember that time you wouldn't let me go
to Harold's house for Jenny's birthday party,
'cause you thought Bernie was gonna put the moves on me?
And then Jenny moved to Topeka thinking
we weren't friends anymore and never calls me
and never talks for very long whenever I call her?
Look, I know I've hurt you before, Mercedes.
But once we kill my grandpa and take all his money,
things are gonna be different, I promise.
I want my half and then I never want to see you again.
I don't love you.
You're breaking my heart.
I love you so much.
Remember the time you were so drunk
you chased me around the house with a knife?
I still have the scar.
[Logan] Scars are permanent.
And I don't remember that. I was drunk as a skunk.
[Mercedes] When are we doing this?
[Logan] I was drunk!
And I thought it was a rubber blade.
-You do remember. -[Logan] I do.
I thought it'd be funny. The old fake knife fake-out.
[Mercedes] All right.
-When are we doing this? -Doing what?
-Your grandpa, dipshit! -Oh, yeah.
I thought you were talking about our marriage ceremony.
Uh, Tuesday?
We're not getting married.
Tuesday's good for the murdery-robbery thing.
I was thinking our wedding song could be "Our House"
by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young.
I think he's gone.
-[gunfire] -[Logan] Whoa!
[laughs] I wasn't gone. I'm not gone.
I shredded you with silver bullets.
Or lead. I can't remember which one.
I'll let you know when I find out.
But you'll be pumping marigolds, rhododendron
and pushing up daisies by then.
-[laughs] -[Logan grunts]
Damn you, Terrence.
[gunfire]
Oh, no. That's a lot of blood.
Logan.
Oh, God.
Do you think I'm gonna pull through?
Yeah. You'll be fine.
We'll kill Grandpa on Tuesday,
and we'll use the money for a big wedding in the fall.
I think if I was gonna have a wedding,
I'd like to do it in the spring.
We're gonna have to find a photographer.
Mom will want lots of family pictures.
Our wedding's gonna be so beautiful.
I love you, Mercedes.
What's your grandfather's address?
[Terrence] Merc-- Mercedes.
[grunts]
[snow crunches]
Mercedes...
you can kill me, but there's ten more just like me.
You never should have messed with Hector in the first place.
I'll kill all of them. Hector too.
Now tell me the truth.
You were really considering marrying him there for a second,
weren't you?
I wanted you guys to be together
-so ba-- -[gunfire]
[Mercedes] Nope.
[upbeat music plays]
It was good. People enjoyed themselves and...
didn't stay for too long, you know.
Just feels good to be celebrating
this new place.
Yeah, lots of people came.
Um, everybody enjoyed themselves, so yeah.
Yeah.
Uh, yeah, would love to have you guys here.
That would be great.
Yeah.
Could always use more plants.
Great.
I don't want him to come.
And I don't wanna-- I don't want you to talk to him.
I know, I--
Okay.
I just...
I don't want you to talk to him.
And I don't want to talk to him.
Mom.
[pensive music plays]
Yeah, I liked it.
Might take you time to, like...
settle in, you think?
Yeah.
Also, you know when--
Sorry, my eye is watering.
-It's okay. -I'm not crying.
-Don't cry. -[laughs] I'm not crying.
Um...
you know when you just...
like, the house settles or...
you've ever been, like, there's lots of wind
-and, like, a tree branch... -Oh!
...scratches against your window?
Mm-hmm.
And if there's somebody else there they could be like,
"That is a windstorm, and that's a tree branch."
And you're like, "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah."
But when you are alone, you have to tell that
to yourself and I don't know.
I don't always feel like the most reliable source.
Well, I think you are a reliable source though.
You know? You know yourself.
And...
I think that you have made decisions
that are good for yourself,
that have led you here, you know?
And you can trust those.
You're a smart person...
and I think just keep...
listening to yourself, you know?
Yeah.
Because I totally get
-those feelings. -Yeah.
I remember living by myself for the first time.
And I think it's e-- easy sometimes to...
build things up in your mind,
-things like that. -Yeah.
Or just, like, hear something and be like,
"It's a--
'70s is mess,."
-Yeah. -But it's also an old house.
I mean, I think it was built in, like, the '20s or something.
None of the doorknobs really work.
I don't know if you noticed that,
but if you... [laughs]
...like, really latch.
-Quirky, you know? -Yeah.
[pensive music plays]
[tense music plays]
[yelping, gasping]
[grunting]
[quiet music plays]
[grunting]
♪
[wood rattles]
Hello?
[gasping, coughing]
[panting]
-[furniture sliding] -[gasps]
[breathing heavily]
[unsettling rumbling plays]
[cicadas chirring]
[pensive music plays]
[wind howling]
♪♪
[indistinct conversation repeating, echoing]
[dog barking in distance]
♪♪
[repeating, echoing conversation continues]
♪
[slide projector clicking]
So, I've been feeling really weird lately.
I went on a walk the other day
and I could feel
someone looking at me.
Like, I couldn't see them, but I knew they were there.
And when I got home,
I couldn't stop feeling that.
Like someone was watching me.
And, like...
I couldn't leave the house.
[slide projector clicking]
[cicadas chirring]
[wind chimes chiming]
[projector clicking]
[wind chimes chiming]
-What? -[projector clicks]
-[mumbling] -[projector clicks]
[indistinct]
It's--
Hmm.
[cicadas chirring]
[indistinct squishing]
[squishing continues]
[unsettling rumbling plays]
[ticking]
[ticking stops]
[unsettling rumbling plays]
-[grunts] -[watermelon squelches]
-[grunts]
-[watermelon squelches] -[breathing heavily]
[breathing heavily]
[grunts, breathing heavily]
[breathing heavily]
[quiet uplifting music plays]
♪
[rumbling]
[knocking]
[eerie music plays]
♪
[piano playing]
♪ A spooky song, hey ♪♪
♪ A spooky song, only a spooky song ♪♪
♪ A spooky song, ah ♪♪
♪ Spooky song, ah, only spooky song ♪♪
♪ Sorry, I played the wrong note ♪♪
[Steph] I think we only had to walk, like, ten blocks,
and this van pulled up with, like, four different dudes,
and they were like, "Do you need a ride?"
-And we were like, "Yes!" -I do remember that.
"Can you just carry us the ten--"
They could've just driven us away.
[laughs] We definitely
-could've been kidnapped. -Yes.
It was like we thought it was such a good idea
to, like, get in the van, and Alex was so gung ho.
She's like, "You guys this is such good idea."
-[laughs] -Yes.
She was the one convincing us, like, "This would be perfect."
"Who wants to walk ten blocks in heels?"
-Let's not walk. -Like, we've already walked...
-[laughs] -...yeah.
-So funny. -Aw, I miss us hanging out.
I miss the three of us hanging out together.
It's like crazy, we all live in the same city now.
We should be, like, hanging out more, you know?
[chuckles]
Yeah, I was thinking the other day
when she was telling that story about feeling weird
and just feeling like things...
like things were--
People were watching her, but she couldn't see them and--
Wait, Alex was telling you this? When?
Like, when we were hanging out at my house.
We were eating pie.
You, me and Alex eating pie together at your house here?
Yeah, the house that I have been starting to feel weird in
and, like, having weird nightmares in
and feeling like things are happening
that I am not doing and--
Well, I don't-- You know,
the last time we hung out, we definitely had that pie
from that-- Oh, my gosh, that really good bakery.
-And it was-- -Yeah, that yummy pie.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
It was that really yummy cherry pie.
But that was definitely just you and me at your house.
Alex wasn't there.
Alex was sitting right next to you.
No, she wasn't. It was just me and you.
She told me that story about going on a walk,
and she felt like somebody was watching her,
and she couldn't see anybody.
And so she got home and she still felt it.
She-- You-- you must have gone to the bathroom.
This was a very scary story.
I would've just gone to the bathroom
and, like, Alex wasn't there and then she was there.
-Like, I would've heard it. -She was there the whole time.
You might not have just heard the story.
[chuckles] No. I, like, seriously don't--
I was sitting on one side of the table
and both of you-- I put down three slices of pie.
You know what?
I do-- I did think it was weird
that there were three slices of pie there, but--
I put down three slices of pie
because Alex was sitting right next to you.
[laughs] I don't remember that at all.
But you know what I was thinking about
is how I tried to call Alex the other day
and, like, she didn't answer and I was like,
"Damn, I haven't heard from her in so long."
-And I was like-- -We sat at my kitchen table.
-[chuckles] -It was the three of us.
No.
I think she's on, like, one--
I have not seen Alex in forever.
And I was just thinking about how she's like
on one of her little, like, Taurus benders.
Like not coming out of her house,
not talking to anybody.
'Cause she hasn't answered the phone
and, like, I haven't heard from her.
And I was just thinking about how I miss us all hanging out.
Are you, like, okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
[sizzling]
[chuckling]
[door bell rings]
Alex?
[bird calling]
Alex?
[pensive music plays]
♪
[glass clinking]
[clinking continues]
[chair scraping]
[breathing heavily]
No! [breathing heavily]
[dialing]
Hi-- hi, Brenda.
Yeah, it--
it-- are you busy right now?
Is there any way you could come over to my house?
There's just...
something strange...
going on.
Oh, okay. Um, tonight?
Are you at all free tonight?
Um...
okay, um...
tomorrow at noon sounds fine.
No, I'm-- I'm fine.
Tomorrow. Sounds good.
Okay.
Thanks.
Yeah. Okay.
Bye.
[leaves rustling]
[wind chimes tinkling]
[tinkling grows louder]
[strange rumbling builds]
[squelching, gurgling]
[retches]
[gagging, coughing]
[knocking on door]
[Steph] Come on in, Brenda.
Sorry, it's locked.
[lock bolt clicking]
[ex] Hi, baby.
Um, I got you flowers.
Can I come in?
Uh, sure.
So this is the place.
This is awesome.
Um...
I didn't know what kind you--
I will get you a vase.
You're acting quiet.
I don't know-- um...
Now I feel ridiculous.
I wanted to--
I just wanted to stop by 'cause I thought that
we could talk for, like, a little bit, um...
You left--
I didn't feel like I didn't get any closure.
And, um...
Let me get you water.
You know, I feel stupid 'cause you're not saying anything.
Uh...
How's your mom doing?
Uh...
Babe, you don't have to--
Here's some water. I don't--
So...
if I could just talk for like 20 minutes, um...
You don't have to be sad.
You're not-- I-- I'm not trying to make you sad.
I-- I figured if we could talk for like 20, 30 minutes,
I could get closure.
-Um-- -How do you know where I live?
I don't-- I don't know.
I--
it makes me-- so I've been working on everything
since you broke things off, and...
there was so much good about our relationship
-that I feel like-- -You need to leave.
I can-- I will. I will.
Um, for like 20 minutes if I could just explain
my part of it 'cause you left so suddenly
-that um-- -You need to leave.
I can leave. I can leave.
If you could just call me, or I could come back,
or just call me.
Um, 'cause I just feel like we should talk.
It would help. Just call me.
-Babe. -[door closes]
[water pouring, glasses banging]
[cicadas chirring]
-Hi, Brenda. -[Brenda] Hey, Steph.
How are you today?
I'm fine.
[grunts] No, you're not.
[Steph] I think something is really wrong.
And-- and I just thought
because you know about this stuff.
I mean, you're-- you're a pastor.
-Maybe you could-- -Yeah--
You could do something about it.
I'm not an exorcist.
I can't-- if there's something going wrong in here,
I can't get-- you know, get it out.
But we can figure out something.
You just need to calm down a little bit and let's--
I-- I just--
Let's figure out what we can do.
Because we can confab now because I'm--
Well, that's why I called you.
The only thing I do is pray for people.
Try to help if they're hungry.
Well, do you think you know somebody who--
I can't.
I don't even know a pastor
that really does that, Steph.
-[kettle whistling] -You--
we can handle this.
Me and you can handle this, and you can--
you'll be all right.
I guarantee you.
It's-- one thing, is I tell my people
is to look outside in that sun.
That sun brings
so much joy and energy
and vitamin C to your body.
You just have to learn to look at that sun.
And then I guarantee you it'll make you feel better.
So this is how me and you gonna start off.
We-- we gonna start off talking about it first,
and then couple of steps.
Then I give hugs. I love to give hugs.
[tense music]
[fire crackling]
[crickets chirping]
[grunting]
[eerie music playing]
[insects squirming and chirping]
[strange chirping, rustling]
[Steph turning over in bed]
[strange chirping, rustling]
[bed rustling, sheet being pulled back]
[strange chirping, rustling]
[floorboard creaking]
[eerie music building]
[strange chirping, rustling]
[strange chirping, rustling grows louder]
[phone ringing]
Hello?
[different phone ringing]
[ringing continues]
Hello.
[woman over phone] Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
-[loud knocking on the door] -Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
[Alex] Help. Help. Help. Help.
Help. Help. Help. Help. Help.
Help. Help. Help.
Help. Help. Help. Help.
-Help. -[Steph gasps]
[woman laughing hysterically]
[laughter continues]
[panting]
[gasps]
[sighs]
[water dripping]
[tense music playing]
[sighs heavily]
[exhales]
[answering machine] Friday, 5:58 p.m.
[ex] Hey, babe.
Um, I don't know if you got any of the voicemails
I left the last couple weeks,
but my cat, or our cat,
uh, Jeffrey, passed away.
Um, I wanted you to be the first to know.
Give me a call back, uh, whenever you get a chance.
I miss you.
[answering machine beeps]
♪♪
[water burbling]
[waterfall roaring]
♪
[gasping and coughing]
[blowing]
[tense music playing]
[cicadas chirring]
[clicking]
♪♪
[door open, slams shut]
[panting]
[door opens, slams shut]
[panting]
[door opens, slams shut]
[panting and whimpering]
[door opens, slams shut]
[frustrated groan]
[door opens]
[door opens, slams shut]
[whimpers]
[door opens, slams shut]
[sobbing]
♪
[water burbling]
[water running]
[water stops]
[gasps]
♪
[Steph panting]
-[Alex] What's happening? -[Steph] I don't know.
How-- how long have you been here?
I don't know.
-Do you know where we are? -[Steph] No.
Grab my hand. Grab my hand.
-I found a way. -[Alex] What?
Take my hand. Take my hand. I'll explain.
Take my hand. I'll explain everything about--
-What happened. -Why?
I didn't do anything. Please grab my hand.
W-- What did you do?
[chanting, unintelligible]
[mumbling continues]
[ex continues chanting]
I didn't know what I was doing. I didn't-- it's not my fault.
-[both] What did you do? -You have to believe me.
-Take my hand. -[Alex] No!
I will-- I'll explain to you. Give me your hand!
Please, I'm begging you. Give it to me!
-Give it to me! -Why?
-[Steph] Stop. -It's not my fault.
It's not my fault what happened. Please, grab my hand.
-Please stop. -What happened?
I will tell you what happened if you let me inside the circle.
-No! -Come out here.
-One of you come out here. -No!
Please, I'm begging you. It's not my fault.
I didn't do anything. Come outside the circle.
One of you come outside the circle.
-Why? Why? -I'll explain what happened.
I'll explain what happened. It's not my fault.
Please, one of you come out here.
I'm just-- [sobbing]
One of you please come out. [sobs]
[clicking]
[wind chimes chiming]
[chiming continues]
[ominous music playing]