Blood Barn (2025) Movie Script
1
I can feel the fun
- Hey, guys.
- Okay. Well, I
call master bedroom.
- Yeah, you're sleeping
in the stable, man.
- I don't mind a
roll in the hay.
- Yeah?
- Not bad, Josie.
Pretty good joint
for a party, I'd say.
- I know it's nothing
fancy or anything,
but I figured it would be
a nice place for us to,
for us to kick it, you know?
- Yeah. We're gonna kick it.
- I guess.
Ever since my Mimi died,
no one's known what to do
with the barn, you know.
Everyone always arguing
over who deserves it more.
I figure we might as well
enjoy it anyhow, right?
As long as we clean up, no one
will know we were even here.
- Where's our room, Josie?
- Oh, you guys can
totally take my old room.
- We'll just take whatever's
cleanest if that's cool.
- Well, there are a bunch
of rooms for everyone.
If you wanna check 'em
out, you can follow me.
- Top bunk.
- Oh, jackpot.
- What do we got?
- This is Helen Killer.
This is Hellicopter.
- Nice.
- Who could this be?
- Oh shit.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Sorry if it's
a little stuffy in here.
This should help.
- Thank you.
- I'm so happy the whole
gang was able to come up.
- Well, it was either this
or go on Jim Han's family
boat for the weekend
but you know what
that would've meant.
- Ew. Oh my God.
Ugh. You made the right choice.
- It's a real shame honestly.
I would've done it with
probably anyone else at camp
just to get to go on the boat.
- What was that?
- I know. She looks
like a baby.
- Wait, what? Watch this.
- Oh my God. Josie, is that you?
Look how young you were.
- It's been forever
since I've seen them
all together like this.
Maybe that's enough.
- Not so fast.
- Wait, give
it here seriously.
- No, stop. It's good.
- You don't
even wanna watch this.
- Yes, I do. It's funny.
- No, come
on. Give it here.
- Come on, stop.
Here.
- Come on,
Amanda. I'm ready to swim.
- Ew, Jesus Christ.
- Skinny
dipping, anyone?
- Eric, please tell him to stop.
- Look.
- Hey, where's my shirt?
- Where are our clothes?
- Did Simon take them?
- That little dweeb.
- Simon?
Hey, Simon.
- Simon.
- What's up?
- Cough 'em up, Simon.
- God, my hair is
totally tanked.
I'd take a shower,
but I feel like the pond water
is probably cleaner, right?
- We can smoke in
here, right, Josie?
- Yeah, totally. Totally.
- Nothing like smoking inside.
- So, Rachel, what do you think?
Do you think you and Eric
are gonna finally do it?
- I don't know.
I feel like if it's
meant to happen,
it'll happen, you know.
- That's romantic.
- You know, Josie, if
you like made a move
on Paul or Scott, they would
like totally go for you.
- True, except Paul
and Scott are like
completely inseparable,
but hey, if that's the
kind of thing you're into.
Whoa.
Sorry.
- Just stop.
You are disgusting.
- Are you okay?
- I'm feeling pretty
good about this trip.
One final weekend for
old times sake, you know,
to sew up loose ends.
- Yeah, I didn't really have
much choice in the matter,
seeing as having my
ride back to the city.
- What? Huh?
What'd you say?
- What loose ends?
- I don't know. You know,
we're all still young.
Gotta take advantage.
- Right.
- All of us together like alone
out here in the woods, yeah?
- For sure.
- Oh, what?
So you're such a rebel,
you can't recognize a
good lay when you see one.
Come on, gimme a break.
This is what we're made for
and our ancestors
would've wanted.
- Jesus Christ.
- Hello?
- General,
reporting for duty, sir.
- Put it on right now.
- All right, guys.
Just be careful.
- Okay.
Can I try this one?
- Yeah, I love this one too.
- How does it look?
- Oh my god. You look so lovely.
- Should I keep it?
- Oh my God. You'd
actually make such a hot babe.
- Thank you, man.
You know what this
trip is all about?
- What is it about, madam?
- This trip is about doing
exactly what we want.
We are here all alone
in God knows where
with our closest friends
and our greatest enemies.
And after this weekend,
we'll probably never
see each other again.
So, the way I see it,
we have nothing to lose.
We leave the past behind
and look towards the future.
To the future.
- Okay, maybe we close
the trunk for now.
- Guys! Guys, listen to me!
I just found out that
it's party time.
- Shots!
Go Paul, go Paul, go Paul.
- Shots, shots, shots,
shots, shots, shots!
- Hey, Josie. Who's that?
- One second.
I think that's my
great-grandmother
and then the little one
would be my grandma.
- Did they live here?
- They did,
but not anymore.
They passed before I was born.
- Hmm.
I can see the resemblance.
- Thanks.
- Shots,
shots, shots, shots!
- Yeah.
- To Camp Eden.
- Hey, Josie.
Boo!
- Scott, don't.
- I'm sure the
girl doesn't mind.
- Hey, don't!
- Oh my God. I'm sorry.
- You, idiot.
- I'm sorry.
Alright. Whatever.
Oh.
- Wait.
- Josie.
- Hey.
Sorry, I didn't mean
to surprise you.
- No, I'm sorry.
I guess I'm a little jumpy.
- Listen, I'm sorry
about those guys.
They're just a bunch
of assholes, you know?
They can really be
like untrained animals.
- No, it's all right.
I appreciate you
saying that though.
- Hey, do you have this dance?
- What?
- Come on. Just
have a little fun.
You're on vacation, right?
Just can't let them have all
the fun or anything. Come on.
- Cut it out, goofball
- Go on.
Do you have any
cards or anything?
I feel like they would chill out
if we played some
poker or something.
- Yeah. Yeah,
that's a great idea.
- Are you watching something?
- Oh, no. No, sorry.
- You choose one.
- No, I don't know
what to choose.
- Come on, choose one.
Not that one.
- You're a jerk.
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- Could these two like get
a room already seriously.
- Hey, you know, there's a
lot of rooms in this place.
If you want some privacy,
we can help you look around.
- Paul, no. Idiot.
- What?
- Nice one, man.
- No, really, I
think she loved that.
- Can we play the game?
- My man is really desperate.
- I've had a dry
summer. What can I say?
- Hang in there, buddy.
- Well, it's real hard to
get any with you around.
- Yeah, why don't you
leave some for the rest of us?
- Did Amanda go to bed?
- What happened to
my dress, Amanda?
- The boys say...
- You should have
been more careful.
You shouldn't be here at all.
Something must be done.
Something must be done.
Fuck!
Fuck this damn door.
- Oh God, Amanda.
It was just,
you fell asleep on the couch so
we came here and...
- It's nice not having
a bunch of little creeps
to deal with first thing
in the morning, huh?
- If I had to wake up
to one more dweeb telling me
I wet the bed,
I would probably...
- Yeah.
- You guys are too much.
- I'm so hungover.
- I can't believe you
made out with Paul.
- No. Shut the fuck up.
Oh, you're a fucking idiot.
- Oh my God. You
really did go out.
- I feel like I got
hit by a car, you guys.
Rachel, do you have any aspirin?
- I don't. You have anything
in the house, Josie?
- Ew, no.
I'm not trying to take like
a 18th century medicine.
- I know this might not
be what you want to hear,
but I think I know the one and
only thing that can cure you.
- What?
- A little volleyball, anyone?
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
And they slander in vain
They said I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He'll get you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
One is wrong
And one is right
Come over here,
you big delight
I'm taking in mine
And hope in your ways
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He gets you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
They slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting set
Well, better for me
The madman is back
- Did you score a point?
- Sorry. I didn't
mean to scare you.
Amanda?
What are you doing?
- What the?
Hey guys, come check this out.
- Yo, Josie.
- Hey.
- Doing okay?
- Oh yeah. Yeah, I'm
just taking a breather.
- It's beautiful out here.
If I had a place like this,
I'd be out here all the time.
- It's nice to see it
through others eyes, I guess.
Sometimes old memories can make
you see a place differently.
- When was the last
time you were out here?
- Not for a few years. My
mother had an episode here once.
After that, my dad
refuses to come back.
- I'm sorry.
- I'm glad we were all
able to come here together.
- Yeah.
Yeah, well, it definitely beats
being in the city, you know.
It's just so loud and there's
just garbage everywhere.
- I'd take the city
over this place any day.
- It's just like
the one inside, huh?
- What?
These are our clothes
from yesterday.
- That little creep is really
gonna get it now. Where is he?
- I can help
you look for Simon.
- You can visit me
in the city anytime.
- You mean it?
- Of course.
- That would be nice.
- Who knows?
Maybe you'll live there someday.
- Me in the city? I
can't even imagine.
- I can imagine it.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, of course.
I mean, I'd rather run into
you in the city than Eric.
- So we'll just run
into each other then.
- Mm. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll be seeing you round.
- Oh, Eric.
- Rachel?
- I want
you to find me, Eric.
- Rachel, wait up.
- Oh, Eric.
- Rachel?
Wait up.
- Where did everyone go?
- I don't know. Let's
get out of here.
- You know, Eric, you
are the type of guy
that can really talk the talk.
- Yeah?
- But can you walk the walk?
- I guess there's only
one way to find out.
- Jesus Christ.
We get it already.
- I don't even think
that that's them.
Hey.
- What?
- Is it the big bad
wolf or something?
- I'll
huff and I'll puff.
- This place is
gonna fall apart.
I can't believe Josie thought
that bringing us here would
make us think she was cool.
Didn't she see that the
only reason we're here is
that Rachel loves
a charity case.
- Yeah, at least Josie's better
than Amanda in volleyball.
- Yeah, it's true.
- Thanks, Scott.
- Shit.
Someone grab a blanket or
something from upstairs.
We gotta get this covered up.
- Yeah. Yeah, I got it.
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, dear Josie
Happy birthday to you
- Oh, great. Pass it over here.
We'll patch this up.
- Take longer. What's
wrong with you?
- Guys, it's still alive.
What are we gonna do?
- Hey.
- Oh my God.
- Hey, you trying to show
off, big guy, isn't it?
What's wrong?
- Paul, no.
- So?
- Not bad for your first time.
- Very funny.
- You stay right here, hot shot.
I'm gonna get us a couple beers.
Maybe give you a second try.
- Paul?
- Paul?
- Paul?
Paul, where are you?
What did you do?
- What is it, Simon?
- Oh, shit.
- That car's the
only way out of here, Simon.
What are we gonna do?
- It's okay,
Josie. It's gonna be fine.
- Stop saying that
it's going to be fine.
You don't know that
it's going to be fine.
Also, you don't know him.
You're not even his
friend. I'm his friend.
Why is this the A-Team?
Where the fuck is Eric?
- Eric?
- Amanda? Is everything okay?
- Yes, Josie. Everything
is totally okay.
It is so actually
better than okay.
- What are you
talking about, Amanda?
- What do you want, Josie?
You wanna be liked?
You want friends?
Is that what would
make you happy?
You want a guy?
Is that it?
Here's what I realized, Josie,
no one gives a shit
about what you want
unless you take it.
That's what I realized.
I don't want.
I don't ask.
I take.
And so everything is okay,
for sure.
What do you say, Eric?
Ready for second base?
- Uh-oh.
- What is going on
with our friends?
There's something
seriously wrong, Josie.
There's something
wrong with this place.
- This is right.
I don't know why the
fuck we trusted Josie
and came to the stupid
shithole in bumfuck nowhere.
- All right, all right.
Let's just figure out how
we're gonna get out of here.
- No, I don't know
what's going on.
- We never
should have come here.
- We're all on the
same team here, guys.
We just need to figure out
how to get Eric some help
as soon as possible.
- I saw something.
- What?
- I saw something
on the home video.
- When we were
watching yesterday?
- No, after that.
It came on by itself
and it was wrong.
Something was really wrong.
- What was wrong with the video?
- You know how with families,
there are things?
- Yeah?
- There are things that
you don't talk about.
I think in my family,
we have a lot of those.
- This is fucked.
I'm getting the car. I'm gonna
get us the fuck out of here.
Goodbye.
- Hey, Scott. You
shouldn't go alone.
- No, Simon. You can't
leave without us, Simon.
- If we can just
get the car running
then we can get
Eric to a hospital.
Just, wait here.
Take care of Eric until we
know we're safe to leave.
- Fuck this.
- Is everyone okay?
- Welcome home, Josie.
- Go, go,
go. Get in the car.
I'll fix the engine.
Okay.
- Come
on, Simon. Come on.
Let's get outta here.
- Okay,
Simon. You got this.
- I am so sorry, Rachel.
- Fuck, fuck, fuck.
- I never meant for
any of this to happen.
I never meant to drag
you guys all into this,
but it's gonna be okay
though, I promise.
Rachel?
Rachel?
Rachel? Rachel?
Rachel, wake up.
Rachel? Rachel?
Rachel?
Rachel? Rachel, wake up.
- Paul.
Paul. Paul, it's me, man.
You don't have to do this.
- Rachel, wake up. Rachel.
- What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Paul, come on.
What's going on?
- Simon. Simon.
- No!
No! No!
Stop it.
- Rachel? Rachel?
- Paul, please.
Josie, don't be scared.
- Oh God.
- No.
Blood barn.
- It's okay, Rachel.
It's okay. It's okay.
- Where is Simon?
- He'll be back soon, I promise.
- Oh, Josie, tell me
everything's gonna be okay.
Please, tell me
everything's gonna be okay.
- Everything's gonna be okay.
Everything's gonna be okay.
- Josie,
there's something
you need to see.
- There's no erasing
the past, Rachel.
you can try to ignore it.
You can try to push it away,
but it will always be there.
We have no control over that
but you know what we
do have control over?
The future.
- Simon,
we need your help.
- Simon.
- Well, that's not good.
- Rachel?
Josie?
- Help, help.
- Josie.
- Josie.
- Josie,
do you see her?
I can't tell where
she is, Josie.
Where is she? Where is she?
- Josie.
- Amanda?
Oh my god.
Come on, come on.
- Josie.
- You two are no fun.
Rachel, always needing
constant attention
especially from men.
Josie so desperate for friends
but so alone.
Don't you see, Josie?
This is where you belong.
This is where
you're meant to be.
This is your home, Josie.
Stay here, Josie. Stay here.
- Rachel.
Rachel.
Rachel.
Amanda, no.
Rachel.
Rachel. Rachel.
Rachel. Rachel.
Oh, no.
No, no.
No.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
No, this isn't real.
This isn't happening.
Rachel!
- No, no, no.
- No, no, no.
- What did you think
would happen, Josie?
You thought you could
make it all just go away?
Move to the big city?
Leave us all behind?
We're still here.
We'll always be here
because we're family, Josie.
And family is forever.
- Amanda.
- Josie, Josie.
Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- Rachel.
It's gonna be okay.
It's gonna be okay.
Keys?
- Where are the keys?
- Where are the keys?
- Give me the keys.
- Okay.
- Come on, Josie.
Give me the keys.
Give me the keys.
Come on, come on, come on.
- Okay. Okay, I got it.
- You got it. You got it.
What's going on?
- It's not working.
- Listen, we've gotten this far.
We're gonna make it out, okay?
- Okay. Yeah.
- Listen, I just need to
try it one more time, okay?
- Okay.
- It's gonna work.
We got this.
- You're right.
Okay, Simon.
- Okay. Okay.
Try it, try it.
You got it.
Yes!
- Oh, Josie, it's okay.
We're okay.
- Simon?
- Yeah?
- I think I'm
ready to try the city.
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
When they slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He thinks you rebelled
Oh, the madman is back
He know you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
One is wrong
And one is right
Come over here
Oh, big delight
I'm thinking you're mine
And hope in your ways
Watching you take
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He gets you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
Nobody wants you
It's okay
Streets are nefarious
It's in the air
Without no one to say
When it's gone
It won't be that way
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
When they slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He'll get you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
The madman is back
I can feel the fun
- Hey, guys.
- Okay. Well, I
call master bedroom.
- Yeah, you're sleeping
in the stable, man.
- I don't mind a
roll in the hay.
- Yeah?
- Not bad, Josie.
Pretty good joint
for a party, I'd say.
- I know it's nothing
fancy or anything,
but I figured it would be
a nice place for us to,
for us to kick it, you know?
- Yeah. We're gonna kick it.
- I guess.
Ever since my Mimi died,
no one's known what to do
with the barn, you know.
Everyone always arguing
over who deserves it more.
I figure we might as well
enjoy it anyhow, right?
As long as we clean up, no one
will know we were even here.
- Where's our room, Josie?
- Oh, you guys can
totally take my old room.
- We'll just take whatever's
cleanest if that's cool.
- Well, there are a bunch
of rooms for everyone.
If you wanna check 'em
out, you can follow me.
- Top bunk.
- Oh, jackpot.
- What do we got?
- This is Helen Killer.
This is Hellicopter.
- Nice.
- Who could this be?
- Oh shit.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Sorry if it's
a little stuffy in here.
This should help.
- Thank you.
- I'm so happy the whole
gang was able to come up.
- Well, it was either this
or go on Jim Han's family
boat for the weekend
but you know what
that would've meant.
- Ew. Oh my God.
Ugh. You made the right choice.
- It's a real shame honestly.
I would've done it with
probably anyone else at camp
just to get to go on the boat.
- What was that?
- I know. She looks
like a baby.
- Wait, what? Watch this.
- Oh my God. Josie, is that you?
Look how young you were.
- It's been forever
since I've seen them
all together like this.
Maybe that's enough.
- Not so fast.
- Wait, give
it here seriously.
- No, stop. It's good.
- You don't
even wanna watch this.
- Yes, I do. It's funny.
- No, come
on. Give it here.
- Come on, stop.
Here.
- Come on,
Amanda. I'm ready to swim.
- Ew, Jesus Christ.
- Skinny
dipping, anyone?
- Eric, please tell him to stop.
- Look.
- Hey, where's my shirt?
- Where are our clothes?
- Did Simon take them?
- That little dweeb.
- Simon?
Hey, Simon.
- Simon.
- What's up?
- Cough 'em up, Simon.
- God, my hair is
totally tanked.
I'd take a shower,
but I feel like the pond water
is probably cleaner, right?
- We can smoke in
here, right, Josie?
- Yeah, totally. Totally.
- Nothing like smoking inside.
- So, Rachel, what do you think?
Do you think you and Eric
are gonna finally do it?
- I don't know.
I feel like if it's
meant to happen,
it'll happen, you know.
- That's romantic.
- You know, Josie, if
you like made a move
on Paul or Scott, they would
like totally go for you.
- True, except Paul
and Scott are like
completely inseparable,
but hey, if that's the
kind of thing you're into.
Whoa.
Sorry.
- Just stop.
You are disgusting.
- Are you okay?
- I'm feeling pretty
good about this trip.
One final weekend for
old times sake, you know,
to sew up loose ends.
- Yeah, I didn't really have
much choice in the matter,
seeing as having my
ride back to the city.
- What? Huh?
What'd you say?
- What loose ends?
- I don't know. You know,
we're all still young.
Gotta take advantage.
- Right.
- All of us together like alone
out here in the woods, yeah?
- For sure.
- Oh, what?
So you're such a rebel,
you can't recognize a
good lay when you see one.
Come on, gimme a break.
This is what we're made for
and our ancestors
would've wanted.
- Jesus Christ.
- Hello?
- General,
reporting for duty, sir.
- Put it on right now.
- All right, guys.
Just be careful.
- Okay.
Can I try this one?
- Yeah, I love this one too.
- How does it look?
- Oh my god. You look so lovely.
- Should I keep it?
- Oh my God. You'd
actually make such a hot babe.
- Thank you, man.
You know what this
trip is all about?
- What is it about, madam?
- This trip is about doing
exactly what we want.
We are here all alone
in God knows where
with our closest friends
and our greatest enemies.
And after this weekend,
we'll probably never
see each other again.
So, the way I see it,
we have nothing to lose.
We leave the past behind
and look towards the future.
To the future.
- Okay, maybe we close
the trunk for now.
- Guys! Guys, listen to me!
I just found out that
it's party time.
- Shots!
Go Paul, go Paul, go Paul.
- Shots, shots, shots,
shots, shots, shots!
- Hey, Josie. Who's that?
- One second.
I think that's my
great-grandmother
and then the little one
would be my grandma.
- Did they live here?
- They did,
but not anymore.
They passed before I was born.
- Hmm.
I can see the resemblance.
- Thanks.
- Shots,
shots, shots, shots!
- Yeah.
- To Camp Eden.
- Hey, Josie.
Boo!
- Scott, don't.
- I'm sure the
girl doesn't mind.
- Hey, don't!
- Oh my God. I'm sorry.
- You, idiot.
- I'm sorry.
Alright. Whatever.
Oh.
- Wait.
- Josie.
- Hey.
Sorry, I didn't mean
to surprise you.
- No, I'm sorry.
I guess I'm a little jumpy.
- Listen, I'm sorry
about those guys.
They're just a bunch
of assholes, you know?
They can really be
like untrained animals.
- No, it's all right.
I appreciate you
saying that though.
- Hey, do you have this dance?
- What?
- Come on. Just
have a little fun.
You're on vacation, right?
Just can't let them have all
the fun or anything. Come on.
- Cut it out, goofball
- Go on.
Do you have any
cards or anything?
I feel like they would chill out
if we played some
poker or something.
- Yeah. Yeah,
that's a great idea.
- Are you watching something?
- Oh, no. No, sorry.
- You choose one.
- No, I don't know
what to choose.
- Come on, choose one.
Not that one.
- You're a jerk.
- I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
- Could these two like get
a room already seriously.
- Hey, you know, there's a
lot of rooms in this place.
If you want some privacy,
we can help you look around.
- Paul, no. Idiot.
- What?
- Nice one, man.
- No, really, I
think she loved that.
- Can we play the game?
- My man is really desperate.
- I've had a dry
summer. What can I say?
- Hang in there, buddy.
- Well, it's real hard to
get any with you around.
- Yeah, why don't you
leave some for the rest of us?
- Did Amanda go to bed?
- What happened to
my dress, Amanda?
- The boys say...
- You should have
been more careful.
You shouldn't be here at all.
Something must be done.
Something must be done.
Fuck!
Fuck this damn door.
- Oh God, Amanda.
It was just,
you fell asleep on the couch so
we came here and...
- It's nice not having
a bunch of little creeps
to deal with first thing
in the morning, huh?
- If I had to wake up
to one more dweeb telling me
I wet the bed,
I would probably...
- Yeah.
- You guys are too much.
- I'm so hungover.
- I can't believe you
made out with Paul.
- No. Shut the fuck up.
Oh, you're a fucking idiot.
- Oh my God. You
really did go out.
- I feel like I got
hit by a car, you guys.
Rachel, do you have any aspirin?
- I don't. You have anything
in the house, Josie?
- Ew, no.
I'm not trying to take like
a 18th century medicine.
- I know this might not
be what you want to hear,
but I think I know the one and
only thing that can cure you.
- What?
- A little volleyball, anyone?
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
And they slander in vain
They said I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He'll get you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
One is wrong
And one is right
Come over here,
you big delight
I'm taking in mine
And hope in your ways
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He gets you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
They slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting set
Well, better for me
The madman is back
- Did you score a point?
- Sorry. I didn't
mean to scare you.
Amanda?
What are you doing?
- What the?
Hey guys, come check this out.
- Yo, Josie.
- Hey.
- Doing okay?
- Oh yeah. Yeah, I'm
just taking a breather.
- It's beautiful out here.
If I had a place like this,
I'd be out here all the time.
- It's nice to see it
through others eyes, I guess.
Sometimes old memories can make
you see a place differently.
- When was the last
time you were out here?
- Not for a few years. My
mother had an episode here once.
After that, my dad
refuses to come back.
- I'm sorry.
- I'm glad we were all
able to come here together.
- Yeah.
Yeah, well, it definitely beats
being in the city, you know.
It's just so loud and there's
just garbage everywhere.
- I'd take the city
over this place any day.
- It's just like
the one inside, huh?
- What?
These are our clothes
from yesterday.
- That little creep is really
gonna get it now. Where is he?
- I can help
you look for Simon.
- You can visit me
in the city anytime.
- You mean it?
- Of course.
- That would be nice.
- Who knows?
Maybe you'll live there someday.
- Me in the city? I
can't even imagine.
- I can imagine it.
- Yeah?
- Yeah, of course.
I mean, I'd rather run into
you in the city than Eric.
- So we'll just run
into each other then.
- Mm. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I'll be seeing you round.
- Oh, Eric.
- Rachel?
- I want
you to find me, Eric.
- Rachel, wait up.
- Oh, Eric.
- Rachel?
Wait up.
- Where did everyone go?
- I don't know. Let's
get out of here.
- You know, Eric, you
are the type of guy
that can really talk the talk.
- Yeah?
- But can you walk the walk?
- I guess there's only
one way to find out.
- Jesus Christ.
We get it already.
- I don't even think
that that's them.
Hey.
- What?
- Is it the big bad
wolf or something?
- I'll
huff and I'll puff.
- This place is
gonna fall apart.
I can't believe Josie thought
that bringing us here would
make us think she was cool.
Didn't she see that the
only reason we're here is
that Rachel loves
a charity case.
- Yeah, at least Josie's better
than Amanda in volleyball.
- Yeah, it's true.
- Thanks, Scott.
- Shit.
Someone grab a blanket or
something from upstairs.
We gotta get this covered up.
- Yeah. Yeah, I got it.
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday to you
Happy birthday, dear Josie
Happy birthday to you
- Oh, great. Pass it over here.
We'll patch this up.
- Take longer. What's
wrong with you?
- Guys, it's still alive.
What are we gonna do?
- Hey.
- Oh my God.
- Hey, you trying to show
off, big guy, isn't it?
What's wrong?
- Paul, no.
- So?
- Not bad for your first time.
- Very funny.
- You stay right here, hot shot.
I'm gonna get us a couple beers.
Maybe give you a second try.
- Paul?
- Paul?
- Paul?
Paul, where are you?
What did you do?
- What is it, Simon?
- Oh, shit.
- That car's the
only way out of here, Simon.
What are we gonna do?
- It's okay,
Josie. It's gonna be fine.
- Stop saying that
it's going to be fine.
You don't know that
it's going to be fine.
Also, you don't know him.
You're not even his
friend. I'm his friend.
Why is this the A-Team?
Where the fuck is Eric?
- Eric?
- Amanda? Is everything okay?
- Yes, Josie. Everything
is totally okay.
It is so actually
better than okay.
- What are you
talking about, Amanda?
- What do you want, Josie?
You wanna be liked?
You want friends?
Is that what would
make you happy?
You want a guy?
Is that it?
Here's what I realized, Josie,
no one gives a shit
about what you want
unless you take it.
That's what I realized.
I don't want.
I don't ask.
I take.
And so everything is okay,
for sure.
What do you say, Eric?
Ready for second base?
- Uh-oh.
- What is going on
with our friends?
There's something
seriously wrong, Josie.
There's something
wrong with this place.
- This is right.
I don't know why the
fuck we trusted Josie
and came to the stupid
shithole in bumfuck nowhere.
- All right, all right.
Let's just figure out how
we're gonna get out of here.
- No, I don't know
what's going on.
- We never
should have come here.
- We're all on the
same team here, guys.
We just need to figure out
how to get Eric some help
as soon as possible.
- I saw something.
- What?
- I saw something
on the home video.
- When we were
watching yesterday?
- No, after that.
It came on by itself
and it was wrong.
Something was really wrong.
- What was wrong with the video?
- You know how with families,
there are things?
- Yeah?
- There are things that
you don't talk about.
I think in my family,
we have a lot of those.
- This is fucked.
I'm getting the car. I'm gonna
get us the fuck out of here.
Goodbye.
- Hey, Scott. You
shouldn't go alone.
- No, Simon. You can't
leave without us, Simon.
- If we can just
get the car running
then we can get
Eric to a hospital.
Just, wait here.
Take care of Eric until we
know we're safe to leave.
- Fuck this.
- Is everyone okay?
- Welcome home, Josie.
- Go, go,
go. Get in the car.
I'll fix the engine.
Okay.
- Come
on, Simon. Come on.
Let's get outta here.
- Okay,
Simon. You got this.
- I am so sorry, Rachel.
- Fuck, fuck, fuck.
- I never meant for
any of this to happen.
I never meant to drag
you guys all into this,
but it's gonna be okay
though, I promise.
Rachel?
Rachel?
Rachel? Rachel?
Rachel, wake up.
Rachel? Rachel?
Rachel?
Rachel? Rachel, wake up.
- Paul.
Paul. Paul, it's me, man.
You don't have to do this.
- Rachel, wake up. Rachel.
- What are you doing?
What are you doing?
Paul, come on.
What's going on?
- Simon. Simon.
- No!
No! No!
Stop it.
- Rachel? Rachel?
- Paul, please.
Josie, don't be scared.
- Oh God.
- No.
Blood barn.
- It's okay, Rachel.
It's okay. It's okay.
- Where is Simon?
- He'll be back soon, I promise.
- Oh, Josie, tell me
everything's gonna be okay.
Please, tell me
everything's gonna be okay.
- Everything's gonna be okay.
Everything's gonna be okay.
- Josie,
there's something
you need to see.
- There's no erasing
the past, Rachel.
you can try to ignore it.
You can try to push it away,
but it will always be there.
We have no control over that
but you know what we
do have control over?
The future.
- Simon,
we need your help.
- Simon.
- Well, that's not good.
- Rachel?
Josie?
- Help, help.
- Josie.
- Josie.
- Josie,
do you see her?
I can't tell where
she is, Josie.
Where is she? Where is she?
- Josie.
- Amanda?
Oh my god.
Come on, come on.
- Josie.
- You two are no fun.
Rachel, always needing
constant attention
especially from men.
Josie so desperate for friends
but so alone.
Don't you see, Josie?
This is where you belong.
This is where
you're meant to be.
This is your home, Josie.
Stay here, Josie. Stay here.
- Rachel.
Rachel.
Rachel.
Amanda, no.
Rachel.
Rachel. Rachel.
Rachel. Rachel.
Oh, no.
No, no.
No.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
This isn't real.
This isn't happening.
No, this isn't real.
This isn't happening.
Rachel!
- No, no, no.
- No, no, no.
- What did you think
would happen, Josie?
You thought you could
make it all just go away?
Move to the big city?
Leave us all behind?
We're still here.
We'll always be here
because we're family, Josie.
And family is forever.
- Amanda.
- Josie, Josie.
Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- Rachel.
It's gonna be okay.
It's gonna be okay.
Keys?
- Where are the keys?
- Where are the keys?
- Give me the keys.
- Okay.
- Come on, Josie.
Give me the keys.
Give me the keys.
Come on, come on, come on.
- Okay. Okay, I got it.
- You got it. You got it.
What's going on?
- It's not working.
- Listen, we've gotten this far.
We're gonna make it out, okay?
- Okay. Yeah.
- Listen, I just need to
try it one more time, okay?
- Okay.
- It's gonna work.
We got this.
- You're right.
Okay, Simon.
- Okay. Okay.
Try it, try it.
You got it.
Yes!
- Oh, Josie, it's okay.
We're okay.
- Simon?
- Yeah?
- I think I'm
ready to try the city.
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
When they slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He thinks you rebelled
Oh, the madman is back
He know you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
One is wrong
And one is right
Come over here
Oh, big delight
I'm thinking you're mine
And hope in your ways
Watching you take
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He gets you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Watch it
Nobody wants you
It's okay
Streets are nefarious
It's in the air
Without no one to say
When it's gone
It won't be that way
They say I'm mad
They say I'm insane
When they slander in vain
They say I have changed
I'm not getting saved
Well, better for me
The madman is back
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
Coming for your life
He'll get you alone
Oh, the madman is back
He knows you're around
You better watch it
The madman is back