The Area 51 Incident (2022) Movie Script
1
[music playing]
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Doug?
Give us a minute, will you?
Sure.
Doug, sorry to bother you.
It's the readings.
They fluctuating far
beyond the normal range.
They're growing exponentially.
Albert, you said
that last month.
I'm sure everything is fine.
Just keep a close eye on it
and report back to me tomorrow.
Doc, this isn't like last month.
This is unprecedented.
Something abnormal is happening.
Oh, there's always
something abnormal
happening here, Albert.
And do you really think today
is a good day for your kid
to visit the facility?
I see no reason not.
Besides, this placement
has taken nearly a year
to organize.
He's very excited and I'm
not going to let him down.
Look, I'll send Nolan across
you to discuss your findings
with him, all right?
OK.
Are you nervous?
No.
I'm fine, actually.
Oh, yeah.
But you are.
I can't believe we
are actually here.
My dad has been going on
about this place for years.
Yeah.
Well, I worked really hard
to get this placement.
So--
Sorry.
What was that supposed to mean?
I just don't think it's fair
that you got first choice.
What GPA did you get?
Same here.
Really?
You want proof?
No.
Forget it.
I guess you're
here on merit too.
Yeah, I am.
Done.
You want some?
Hello.
Hi.
You must be Trent and
you must be Jenny.
Hello.
Hi.
Doug's told me a
lot about you guys.
You guys looking
forward to this?
Mm-hmm.
We don't normally have
placements here, let alone two.
I mean, this place is so secure
that sometimes I can't even
get in.
[laughter]
No, thank you so much.
It's amazing.
I heard you went through
quite the vetting process.
Although, transit does pay
to have your old man be
chief scientific officer, huh?
Well, yeah.
He does speak highly
of you though.
So listen, I'm going
to give you a tour.
Then I'm going to take
you over to see Doug.
And I think he's got
a surprise for you.
These guns are so cool.
It's a bit excessive.
[inaudible] It's cool.
Blisters, these
are the placements
that Doug told you about.
They've been through
security already
but they only have
these temp IDs.
OK, head on through
to the main gate.
What kind of guns are they?
No idea.
That's so cool.
That's so sick.
Wow, it's so cool.
What is that?
Get down.
[inaudible]
It's the remnants of
a safety experiment.
I guess it didn't pass
safety regulations.
It needed a few tweaks.
So what do they actually
sell in the vending machines?
Is it normal--
Nolan.
Yes?
Requested to see you in
the observation room.
OK, I'll be there shortly.
OK, see you later.
Guys, I've been requested.
So I'm going to have to
cut this a bit short.
I think I've got a bit of time
to give you a quick [inaudible]
stop briefing.
That's fine.
Shotgun.
I was wondering when am I going
to get to see an alien purse.
I thought that's what they
[? did. ?] Like I mean,
am I going to see one
singing, or what's the plan?
And you've come to see aliens.
So is this where you tell us
about all the secrets of you
guys get up to?
Trent?
It could be a bit
more nonchalant.
Well, sort of.
But listen, guys, I am
going to have to be brief.
But do either of you know
what the primary purpose
of this facility is?
In 1951, a frequency was
detected at this site.
Upon further investigation,
a rift was discovered.
A rift?
Like a wormhole.
It emitted frequencies that
were suggestive of something
cognitive and intelligence.
Intelligent?
You mean like an alien?
We didn't know at first.
But after time, yes, I
believe that to be true.
You see, this built
around that rift
to keep it under
close observation.
And who created this rift?
No idea.
But on rare occasions,
it amplifies.
And it is growing
stronger year on year.
Has anyone ever tried
to go through it?
We have attempted to put
signal emitters through.
But on every occasion,
except one, the portal
disintegrates it.
What happened on the other?
We put the emitter through, it
passed and it didn't come back.
So can you still detect
it with this device?
No.
One theory is that it
is on Kepler 22B, which
is the nearest habitable
planet to Earth.
But that is over 620
light years away.
So that means it'll take 620
years for it to come back?
Precisely.
If signals can't travel through,
then what are you measuring?
Well, one theory is that it
is the make up of the portal
itself.
It is building blocks,
like a form of radiation.
And it is growing
stronger day by day.
Well, another theory
is it's a countdown.
Hey, dad.
Hello, Trent.
Now, you must be Jenny.
Pleasure to finally meet you.
Thank you so much for
this opportunity, sir.
Please, call me Doug.
Dad, how come you never
told me about this place?
You, on the other
hand, can call me sir.
Let's try and keep things a
little more formal around here,
shall we?
Nolan, Albert's after you
in the chamber just now.
Yes.
I'll head over there now.
I'll see over there.
Sure.
We'll be along presently.
Enjoy the rest of
your tour, guys.
Thanks.
You all right?
Just doesn't mix too well
with the liquor these days.
I'm good.
I'm good.
There's a guy out there
have been giving you
the eye all night.
Looks minted.
I can't do this shit anymore.
That's an eye catching dress.
[laughs] Thanks.
What'd you do?
It's a secret.
All right.
In you come.
Help yourselves over there
and take a look at that.
I guess this is the rift.
Oh, my God.
It's amazing.
Isn't it just?
Here, listen to this.
So is the portal
getting stronger?
Well, that's Albert's theory.
Although honestly, every
day, I hear a new one.
He was just telling me about yet
another revised critical level
just now.
After 10 years, I think
no one has any idea.
Critical level?
Well, Albert thinks once
it reaches that level,
an event will occur.
Well, the frequencies
were amplifying,
getting closer and closer.
And that's all finished when--
When the last emitter
transfer through?
Well done, Jenny.
Someone's paying attention.
I like it.
And yes, exactly.
What's happened?
I don't know.
Nolan?
Albert?
I don't-- that guy's
right in front of it.
Oh, my God.
That is so cool.
Trent!
Trent, come back here!
I think it's at critical mass.
You were right.
What are we doing now?
I don't know.
I have no idea.
Wait.
I think I see something.
Nolan, what are you doing?
Nolan?
Nolan, come back.
Lower your weapons.
Nolan.
Nolan!
Get up!
Get up!
[people screaming]
[women screaming]
[alien roar]
Come.
[inaudible] Go!
[interposing voices]
OK, where are we going?
I need to get you
somewhere safe.
Oh, God.
I'll explain when we get there.
The nearest secure facility
is the Withnail base.
Well, [inaudible] dead.
Why are we going there?
It's an old military bunker.
We used to use it
when the systems were
being upgraded at unit 51.
And what about mom?
What do we do?
There are procedures in
place to deal with this.
Mom will know what to do.
But if you need to
call her, go ahead.
Let her know what's happening.
Yeah.
Yeah, but what about my parents?
Where did they live?
They live on
Rosemary [inaudible]..
It's the other side
of the basement.
Look, I'm going to
drop you two off.
You hook up with Trent's
mother, and then I'll
go after your parents after, OK?
I'll give you folks a call,
let them know it's not safe.
And they need to stay indoors.
All right, see you there.
Bye.
She's coming.
She's coming.
Well, there's no signal.
Let me have your phone.
Where's yours?
I'll try, I'll try--
It's the portal.
It's interfering
with the network.
I'll try and help.
I'll try and help.
Calm down.
My dad has one of those
old school radios.
Can we get one of them?
Yeah, sure.
We can try the bunker.
Yeah.
Hang on.
Just let me check the
radio frequencies.
Breaking news.
Reports are coming in
from across the state
of unidentified
creatures who have
so far killed several people.
Eyewitness statements speak
of the creatures emerging
from a nearby military base.
As yet, there are no--
Dad, how can any of
this be under control?
However, we have
been told that--
Everyone, [inaudible]
Helen, we've got to go.
You got your keys, yeah?
No, I didn't bring the car.
I got a lift today.
Shit.
All right.
Come on, we'll figure something.
Oh, my God.
All right, out!
Everyone, out now!
Get out!
Out of here!
Hey, you.
Think you're funny?
Where is it, eh?
Leave her alone!
What's that?
Come on.
Go.
Holy crap.
What is that thing?
Who cares?
Just drive.
Dad, it's mom's car.
She's here.
She's here.
[inaudible]
I don't understand.
There should be a century here.
All right, look.
Let's proceed, but stay close.
And try not to make
too much noise.
It seems to attract them.
Let's find your mother.
Hey, mom.
Come on.
This way.
Looks pretty quiet.
Let's carry on.
[inaudible]
Look.
[inaudible]
Come on.
Open the fucking door!
Hey!
Keep your voice down, will you?
There's creatures out there.
It's not safe.
We need to get inside now.
Help us.
Are you all right?
Were in town and then she--
It's my blood sugar.
I forgot my insulin.
This is Sergeant [inaudible].
This is a restricted area.
Leave immediately.
Sergeant, my name
is Douglas Clark.
I am executive operations
director at British area 51.
I am requesting access.
One moment.
You know what's
going on out there.
Open this damn door.
The civilians with
you are unauthorized.
Separate them from your group
and I'll grant you access.
They are in need of assistance.
Open this door now.
And that is an order.
One moment.
Come on.
[howling]
Open this door now!
Open it!
Come on.
Move it.
Move it.
Move it.
Move, move.
Move it Move it.
Jake, come on.
Let's go.
Let's go!
Move it.
Let's go, man.
Move, move, move, move!
Move!
Move!
Jake, get inside now!
Listen here and follow me.
What the hell is
going on out there?
[inaudible] right here.
Are you all OK?
What do you think?
We could have died out there.
We thought this place was empty!
I mean, we were screaming
for help for 15 minutes!
Hey.
Calm down, OK?
I'm sorry.
I'm only following orders.
We didn't know what to do.
Jesus Christ.
I mean, he's all for us
to enter here, isn't he?
No, he's not, OK?
Yeah.
But what the fuck is that about?
You're just going to
leave us out there to die.
Huh?
Hey, we're told you don't
let authorized personnel in.
All right?
Come on.
This isn't helping.
All right.
Who is in charge here because
you too sure as hell aren't?
Lieutenant Bain.
He's in the command center.
Yeah, but what about my parents?
We will get to that, Jenny.
I promise you.
I just got to check in with
this Bain fellow first.
We're going to need his help.
All right, Sergeant.
Lead the way.
OK, follow me.
Jake, can you make
sure you get these guys
to the residential quarters?
Roger, sir.
Thanks.
You better come too.
You'll be all right.
Oy, come on.
Let's go.
Oh.
It'll be all right.
Come on.
Why is there so many
[inaudible] here?
They were let go from an
old training program we had.
So how much do you know about
this situation we have outside?
Nothing.
So that's down to
Lieutenant Bain to tell you.
We'll be seeing him momentarily.
All right.
What sort of state's
the bunker in?
What's the layer?
Well, the bunker's
comprised of three floors.
The top floor is
the living quarters.
The middle is the
command center.
And the bottom houses all the
industrial elements as well as
the second exit.
And how many of you are
there in here at present?
A handful.
We have many more
due to arrive, which
is why we should not facilitate
any unauthorized personnel.
With all due respect, Sergeant,
[inaudible] out in that chaos
I don't think many
more will make it here.
Capaldi, who's your friends?
The young guy's name is
Colt. He's a soldier.
And Doug here says
he's from Area 51, sir.
Did you disobey my orders?
Sir--
I said, did you
disobey my orders?
Sir.
Yes, sir.
Leftenant Bain, I presume?
Douglas Clark.
Hi, Doug.
Peter.
But we can forego the
formality since we're
sidestepping the top secret
nature of everything.
We have no idea what
these things are,
where they came from, or
how to get rid of them.
Is the facility secure?
This place?
Oh, yeah, man.
This place was designed to
withstand the end of the world.
But that was 70 years ago.
That's credentials.
What's your deal, Doug?
I was executive director
of operations at Area 51.
Oh, shit.
Why don't you open with that?
What's going on?
A rift like a wormhole
reached a critical state today
and many hostile unidentified
lifeforms swarmed through it.
The compound was overrun
and completely wiped out.
We barely escaped.
Unidentified life forms.
You got to be shitting me.
Well, thanks for the heads up.
What's the protocol?
What's the plan?
There isn't one.
It didn't go as expected.
Well, guys, it's my mission
to look over this facility
and protect the
safety of the bunker.
If you guys help me with
that, we'll be cool, OK?
But I'll let you in
on a little secret.
We're a little underfunded.
So we really have the supplies
for sustained habitation.
We'll get to that later.
Firstly, I need access to
your communications rooms.
See if I can reestablish
contact with the outside.
No.
Firstly, I need to know
who else is with you.
My wife, son, and a
graduate from the facility.
Two other civilians
outside, sir.
One of them's wounded.
Great.
So everybody got a plus 1.
Awesome.
Jenny?
Yeah.
Look, I would try
and stay calm over it
because they're going to go
out and get your parents now.
I know.
It's just that my phone's dead.
So if the signal comes
back, they can't get to me.
Look, I'm sorry that we
couldn't go out and collect
your parents en route.
No, I get it.
I'm just freaking
out a little bit.
Well, they're soldiers.
So I would trust them.
But I have something that
might help distract you.
If you don't take it,
I'm going to eat it all.
So come on.
You've got 5 seconds.
5, 4, 3, 2--
there we go.
[laughter]
Thanks.
It's OK.
[groans]
You all right?
Come on.
Let's get you in there.
You're not getting
any better, are you?
I feel really sick.
All right.
Hang on.
Here.
Here.
Here, here.
[retching]
I'm fine.
Maybe she should go
to the infirmary.
I said I'm fine, OK?
Stop worrying.
She's a stubborn bitch.
She always has been.
I'm going to get you some water.
Can I get you anything?
No.
Hey, Helen, you've never
been this bad before.
Maybe we should tell him
what happened out there.
I mean, if you caught something?
Absolutely not.
Do you want them to
throw us out of here?
Because that is exactly
what they will do.
They didn't want to let
us in the first place.
So stop, all right?
I'm fine.
I just need to sleep it off.
I'll be fine in the morning.
Hey, you know how
this shit goes.
It's everyone for themselves.
Do you think you could get me
some antibiotics or something?
It's really stinging.
I think some of that shit
from earlier I got into it.
Feels like an infection.
Yeah, right.
I'll be right back, yeah?
And when you get
through to your folks,
tell them to only bring
the essentials, all right?
OK.
All set it up.
You want to try and
get in touch with them?
Dad?
Dad, come in.
It's Jenny.
Dad?
Jenny.
Oh, dad.
Oh, thank God.
Where are you?
Are you OK?
Are you guys all right?
Yeah.
We've been so worried.
It's fine.
I'm at a military compound.
The officers from my
placement, they took me here.
I'm safe.
Are you OK?
There are these things.
These creatures.
They're everywhere.
You know the factory
compound unit?
Yeah.
If you head there, then
we'll come and get-- someone
will come and get you.
[radio breakup and static]
Dad?
Dad?
Dad is not-- the
signal is broken.
It's not working.
OK.
I don't think they
heard where he needed--
he needed to go.
I'm so sorry.
It's dead.
Well, you need to
go and get them
now because they're in danger.
Well, they can't get
here on their own.
You're fucking soldiers!
You're not going
to say anything?
You said you'll go and get them.
And I believed you.
This whole thing is
your fucking fault!
You promised me.
I did.
And I shall keep it.
I'll keep it.
The site's 20 years ago.
It was a military base.
I know it well.
Thank you, sir.
I need you to look after your
mother for me, all right?
I don't want you to go.
Come on, dad.
Trent.
I know this is far from ideal.
But it's the only
solution I've got.
Jenny's parents are out there.
I have to try and
bring them back.
Imagine if it was
me and your mother.
Just [inaudible].
Trent, please.
I have to try and help them.
I need you to be strong.
You're in charge now, buddy.
Look after mom, all right?
Trent, your dad
used to work there.
Don't worry.
He knows that place.
He'll be fine.
Hurry back, all right?
Hey, you're not going alone.
What about your orders?
Fuck them.
I'm only doing this job
to protect the people.
And that girl, she needs us.
I'm going to need
you more than ever.
Clear.
Move out.
Let's move.
We need to be quick.
One can appear at any minute.
So, working with your dad--
that's got to be tiring.
Or it can be testing.
I like being around him.
I hardly ever see
him if I weren't.
Well, he's out there
with two of my best guys,
and they'll have his back.
Yeah, thanks.
And it's OK to worry.
We all worry.
Worried about a couple of people
out there myself right now.
But we stick
together, we'll be OK.
Yeah.
I'll tell you what--
I think there's some cards
around here somewhere.
Why don't you grab Jenny and
take your mind off everything,
all right?
Sounds good.
Yeah.
And deal me in for
some hold them.
Come back and I'll
kick your ass.
[laughs] Sure.
I like that smile.
That's a tell.
I got your number.
Do you think they're
already there?
I'm sure they're fine.
Just keep an eye out, Jake.
It's not safe.
OK, you two.
We're here.
I don't understand.
They should be here by now.
Or maybe they've gone to the
secondary entrance to the site.
This is too quiet.
It doesn't feel right.
Keep your gun up, soldier.
Always be ready.
You OK?
Yeah.
I heard what you said.
I'm sorry.
What for?
For being horrible
to you before.
Yeah.
Well, that feels
like ages ago now.
God, I can't believe
this is happening.
I know.
It's crazy.
I can't imagine what's going
to be out there when we finally
get out.
Maybe the military are winning.
[laughs] Yeah.
Well, whilst we wait for that,
how about I beat you at cards?
Give it a go.
Where are they?
[inaudible]
I guess if they wanted to
avoid the main entrance,
they'd have come in
by the service road.
That would have put them at
the rear of the engineering
buildings.
So where are they?
Whatever we do, we'd
better do it fast.
Quick.
This way.
Look, go to bed, mom.
Trent, no.
I need to go and make
contact with your father.
Yeah, I will go make
contact, all right?
If I get anything,
I'll wake you up.
OK.
Yeah.
Come on.
Oh, this is great.
Which way now?
I'm not too sure.
Lot of these structures
aren't the same
as they were 20 years ago.
All right.
I think we should spread up.
Are you stupid?
Why?
That's what they do in movies.
What kind of movies?
The kind where
all the characters
die one by one horribly.
Come on.
This way.
Come on.
If you can hear me, just
tell me that you're OK.
Trent, is that you?
Look, we're at the
warehouse, but we
can't find Jenny's parents.
[alien roar]
(men turn heads to sound)
[alien roar]
(gunshots)
Hey.
You all right?
Yeah.
You've-- [laughs] here.
It's for your face.
Oh.
No.
I wouldn't.
It's all right.
I'm dressed way too nice for
an alien invasion anyway.
Thanks.
Listen, thanks for
bringing us here.
I mean, if it wasn't
for you, then--
well, I don't know what
would have happened.
There's no thanks necessary.
How is she holding up?
Yeah, she'll be fine.
My name isn't actually
Rose by the way.
It's Elaine.
Well, it's nice to
finally meet you, Elaine.
Still Colt. Oh excuse me.
Let me get that.
Please.
This is my wallet.
Why have you got this?
You knew I was a
soldier, didn't you?
To think I was actually
going to ask you out.
Wait, look.
Please look, I'm sorry.
These tunnels, they
have a second exit?
Yes.
There should be one to the rear.
So come on, man.
What are we waiting for?
Let's get out of here, man.
Stop, stop, stop.
Kevin, is that you?
Look, Jenny is safe.
She's with us.
I have soldiers with me.
We've come to take you to her.
But we need to leave right away.
Kevin?
Is Jenny's mother with you?
Are you all right?
[screaming]
Did you hear that?
Fuck!
Where's Doug?
I swear he was right behind us.
Where'd you go, old man?
Doug!
Doug!
[screams]
Helen?
Hey, Helen.
Someone help us please!
Somebody help!
What's up with her?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Just do something, please.
Help her up.
We'll get to the infirmary.
Come on.
Come on.
I've got you.
Come on.
Where's Doug?
Do you think he died?
Where the fuck is Doug?
Fuck!
[groaning]
Come on.
Come in.
You got her, you got her,
you got her...
Put her on bed,
put her on the bed!
(woman grunting in pain)
Get the light on.
Excuse me, excuse me.
She needs oxygen.
Here, hold this.
Hold this.
Isn't a case of not
taking medication.
What's going on with her?
What happened outside?
She's been getting progressively
worse since we got here.
I don't know, all right?
We were at the bar
when all this started
and she just got ill, OK?
Look out.
Look out.
She's going to be
all right, isn't she?
I need to get some supplies.
I'll be right back.
We need a doctor.
She's freezing.
Anybody got any blankets?
I'll check the [inaudible]
and see if they got any.
Colt, please.
I can't lose her.
I know.
Just keep an eye on her.
I'll be right back.
[inaudible]
Do you fancy another game?
Yeah.
[screaming]
What was that?
Is everything OK?
I saw something
crawling under her skin.
What?
Yeah.
You sure?
Mm-hmm.
I mean, you've seen how she's
been since you got here.
She's hiding something from us.
They both are hiding
something from us.
We need to be on guard, OK?
What's going on?
The lady, Helen, she's
having a fit convulsing.
Did either of you see
anything out of the ordinary?
Like what?
You know, she's
infected and convulsing,
and that's not from the insulin.
Well, yeah.
But she's been getting worse
the longer she's been in.
Yeah.
Well, we'll keep an eye on it.
You guys head to
the control room.
I'm going to find something
to combat the infection right
away.
Yeah.
Yeah, sure.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Fuck!
I don't understand.
Why would he just
leave us out here, man?
He's in a fuck-load of
trouble when we get back.
How we got to get out of here?
What do we do now, man?
Listen to me.
We'll find a car, we're going
to get the fuck out of here.
[screams]
Oh, fuck!
She's not going to get
any better, isn't she?
Look at me.
Look at me.
She's not going to be OK.
It's all right.
You're doing great.
You're doing really
great, all right?
We're just going to help her
get her cleaned up, all right?
Yes.
(coughing)
Don't tell--
(gunshot)
Bastard!
Why did you do that?
She was infected and she
would not have survived.
She was putting
everyone at risk!
You don't fucking know that!
I need you to pick her up and
get her into the chryo chamber.
We need to seal her in to
stop the spread of infection.
Get out!
Get out!
She's dead.
She's gone.
I'm so sorry.
[inaudible]
What would be without her.
What am I going to do?
[inaudible]
You good, soldier?
Come on.
I need you to help
me with something.
I'm sorry but we have
to go get cleaned up.
We don't know if
this is contagious.
[screams]
Pete.
Pete!
Are we sure we
should be doing this?
You think I want to be
fucking shooting civilians?
The safety of this bunker is
my top priority, Colt. OK?
If anybody gets infected,
they get eliminated.
That's protocol.
Can we not just isolate them?
No.
Once they're infected,
there's no saving them, OK?
Listen, there's an
incinerator around the corner.
I want you to make
sure that it's running.
I'm going to go up and get
her body and bring her down.
She has to be disposed of so
we can avoid contamination.
Got it?
OK.
OK.
Laurie.
Oh, shit.
Laurie, I'm so sorry.
I had no idea he was
going to do that.
Everything's fucked.
I don't know what's going on.
We have to do these
things to survive.
Laurie?
(man sreaming)
God!
Fuck!
Dad.
Jenny, it's my dad.
Well, did you see anyone else?
Go on, see him.
My dad's pretty open.
You can come with me.
We can go up and see.
I said it's OK.
Look, I'll come back, OK?
Colt!
Colt!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Jesus Christ!
She's infected.
She tried to kill me.
The thing I put it.
It's in there.
It's dead.
OK.
OK.
All right.
Get her body in there.
I'll go upstairs and
bring back Helen.
OK.
Where are you?
Where are you?
OK.
OK.
I got you.
I got you.
I got you.
OK.
OK.
All right.
Where are you?
Where are you?
Jenny.
You OK?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Where's Trent?
His dad just got back.
So he's going to see him.
What?
Well, we saw him on the monitor.
That's not possible.
Why?
Because I'm the only one with
the key in and out of here.
Shit.
Fuck.
Fuck, fuck, fuck.
Where am I?
Where the fuck am I?
Fuck, fuck.
Doug?
Doug?
Doug?
Doug?
Doug, is that you?
We got to get out of here!
Oh, fuck.
Somebody help me!
Jenny, you know how to
handle one of these?
Well, all right.
Yeah.
Jenny, Laurie is gone, OK?
She got infected.
The facility is compromised.
We don't tell him.
Trent.
We don't tell him about Laurie.
We need him to focus
on getting out of here.
Right.
Do you think Helen
brought it in?
Yeah.
There was something
gestating inside of her.
Well, how do we know
that we don't have it?
Well, we don't.
Let's go.
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Hey.
Dad.
Hey, hey.
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
I was so worried I
wouldn't see you again.
Dad, we should go and see mom.
Dad?
Dad, you're so cold.
It's not my dad.
It's not my dad.
If anyone can hear me, I am
in the communication room,
and we need to get out of here.
It's not safe.
(glass breaking/crash)
(people turn heads to sound)
Where is he?
Back this way.
Come on.
It's Elaine.
Fuck.
We got to get Trent.
Come on!
(man whimpers and screams)
(gunshot)
Trent.
Trent.
Trent.
Trent, come on.
We need to go.
Where's my dad?
That wasn't my dad.
Where's my dad?
Trent, we need to go.
Trent!
Trent, look at me!
Look at me!
Trent!
She's at the bunker
entrance, OK?
We need to go now.
OK?
Come on.
Come on.
It's OK.
Everyone's dead.
Come on.
Up, up, up.
Up.
Up.
Come on.
Come on.
Where are we Going
The facility has
been compromised.
At the bottom of
the bunker, there's
some secret tunnels that
lead to the back exit.
[inaudible]
10, 100.
Who gives a fuck?
We just got to get
to the back exit
and get the hell out of here.
And the three of us will be OK.
What do you mean three?
I thought you said
my mom was there.
Come on, Trent.
We need to go.
Come on!
On me.
On me.
[inaudible] Look at me, Trent.
Trent.
Hide.
What was that?
I'm no expert, but I'm
pretty sure they're
communicating with each other.
I think the little one's
called out to the big one,
and the big one called
out to God knows what.
Come on.
Quiet.
Quiet.
I'm sorry I didn't tell
you about your mom.
It's OK.
I just wanted you to get out.
Come on.
Trent?
[Trent] We're going to be OK.
[music playing]
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Doug?
Give us a minute, will you?
Sure.
Doug, sorry to bother you.
It's the readings.
They fluctuating far
beyond the normal range.
They're growing exponentially.
Albert, you said
that last month.
I'm sure everything is fine.
Just keep a close eye on it
and report back to me tomorrow.
Doc, this isn't like last month.
This is unprecedented.
Something abnormal is happening.
Oh, there's always
something abnormal
happening here, Albert.
And do you really think today
is a good day for your kid
to visit the facility?
I see no reason not.
Besides, this placement
has taken nearly a year
to organize.
He's very excited and I'm
not going to let him down.
Look, I'll send Nolan across
you to discuss your findings
with him, all right?
OK.
Are you nervous?
No.
I'm fine, actually.
Oh, yeah.
But you are.
I can't believe we
are actually here.
My dad has been going on
about this place for years.
Yeah.
Well, I worked really hard
to get this placement.
So--
Sorry.
What was that supposed to mean?
I just don't think it's fair
that you got first choice.
What GPA did you get?
Same here.
Really?
You want proof?
No.
Forget it.
I guess you're
here on merit too.
Yeah, I am.
Done.
You want some?
Hello.
Hi.
You must be Trent and
you must be Jenny.
Hello.
Hi.
Doug's told me a
lot about you guys.
You guys looking
forward to this?
Mm-hmm.
We don't normally have
placements here, let alone two.
I mean, this place is so secure
that sometimes I can't even
get in.
[laughter]
No, thank you so much.
It's amazing.
I heard you went through
quite the vetting process.
Although, transit does pay
to have your old man be
chief scientific officer, huh?
Well, yeah.
He does speak highly
of you though.
So listen, I'm going
to give you a tour.
Then I'm going to take
you over to see Doug.
And I think he's got
a surprise for you.
These guns are so cool.
It's a bit excessive.
[inaudible] It's cool.
Blisters, these
are the placements
that Doug told you about.
They've been through
security already
but they only have
these temp IDs.
OK, head on through
to the main gate.
What kind of guns are they?
No idea.
That's so cool.
That's so sick.
Wow, it's so cool.
What is that?
Get down.
[inaudible]
It's the remnants of
a safety experiment.
I guess it didn't pass
safety regulations.
It needed a few tweaks.
So what do they actually
sell in the vending machines?
Is it normal--
Nolan.
Yes?
Requested to see you in
the observation room.
OK, I'll be there shortly.
OK, see you later.
Guys, I've been requested.
So I'm going to have to
cut this a bit short.
I think I've got a bit of time
to give you a quick [inaudible]
stop briefing.
That's fine.
Shotgun.
I was wondering when am I going
to get to see an alien purse.
I thought that's what they
[? did. ?] Like I mean,
am I going to see one
singing, or what's the plan?
And you've come to see aliens.
So is this where you tell us
about all the secrets of you
guys get up to?
Trent?
It could be a bit
more nonchalant.
Well, sort of.
But listen, guys, I am
going to have to be brief.
But do either of you know
what the primary purpose
of this facility is?
In 1951, a frequency was
detected at this site.
Upon further investigation,
a rift was discovered.
A rift?
Like a wormhole.
It emitted frequencies that
were suggestive of something
cognitive and intelligence.
Intelligent?
You mean like an alien?
We didn't know at first.
But after time, yes, I
believe that to be true.
You see, this built
around that rift
to keep it under
close observation.
And who created this rift?
No idea.
But on rare occasions,
it amplifies.
And it is growing
stronger year on year.
Has anyone ever tried
to go through it?
We have attempted to put
signal emitters through.
But on every occasion,
except one, the portal
disintegrates it.
What happened on the other?
We put the emitter through, it
passed and it didn't come back.
So can you still detect
it with this device?
No.
One theory is that it
is on Kepler 22B, which
is the nearest habitable
planet to Earth.
But that is over 620
light years away.
So that means it'll take 620
years for it to come back?
Precisely.
If signals can't travel through,
then what are you measuring?
Well, one theory is that it
is the make up of the portal
itself.
It is building blocks,
like a form of radiation.
And it is growing
stronger day by day.
Well, another theory
is it's a countdown.
Hey, dad.
Hello, Trent.
Now, you must be Jenny.
Pleasure to finally meet you.
Thank you so much for
this opportunity, sir.
Please, call me Doug.
Dad, how come you never
told me about this place?
You, on the other
hand, can call me sir.
Let's try and keep things a
little more formal around here,
shall we?
Nolan, Albert's after you
in the chamber just now.
Yes.
I'll head over there now.
I'll see over there.
Sure.
We'll be along presently.
Enjoy the rest of
your tour, guys.
Thanks.
You all right?
Just doesn't mix too well
with the liquor these days.
I'm good.
I'm good.
There's a guy out there
have been giving you
the eye all night.
Looks minted.
I can't do this shit anymore.
That's an eye catching dress.
[laughs] Thanks.
What'd you do?
It's a secret.
All right.
In you come.
Help yourselves over there
and take a look at that.
I guess this is the rift.
Oh, my God.
It's amazing.
Isn't it just?
Here, listen to this.
So is the portal
getting stronger?
Well, that's Albert's theory.
Although honestly, every
day, I hear a new one.
He was just telling me about yet
another revised critical level
just now.
After 10 years, I think
no one has any idea.
Critical level?
Well, Albert thinks once
it reaches that level,
an event will occur.
Well, the frequencies
were amplifying,
getting closer and closer.
And that's all finished when--
When the last emitter
transfer through?
Well done, Jenny.
Someone's paying attention.
I like it.
And yes, exactly.
What's happened?
I don't know.
Nolan?
Albert?
I don't-- that guy's
right in front of it.
Oh, my God.
That is so cool.
Trent!
Trent, come back here!
I think it's at critical mass.
You were right.
What are we doing now?
I don't know.
I have no idea.
Wait.
I think I see something.
Nolan, what are you doing?
Nolan?
Nolan, come back.
Lower your weapons.
Nolan.
Nolan!
Get up!
Get up!
[people screaming]
[women screaming]
[alien roar]
Come.
[inaudible] Go!
[interposing voices]
OK, where are we going?
I need to get you
somewhere safe.
Oh, God.
I'll explain when we get there.
The nearest secure facility
is the Withnail base.
Well, [inaudible] dead.
Why are we going there?
It's an old military bunker.
We used to use it
when the systems were
being upgraded at unit 51.
And what about mom?
What do we do?
There are procedures in
place to deal with this.
Mom will know what to do.
But if you need to
call her, go ahead.
Let her know what's happening.
Yeah.
Yeah, but what about my parents?
Where did they live?
They live on
Rosemary [inaudible]..
It's the other side
of the basement.
Look, I'm going to
drop you two off.
You hook up with Trent's
mother, and then I'll
go after your parents after, OK?
I'll give you folks a call,
let them know it's not safe.
And they need to stay indoors.
All right, see you there.
Bye.
She's coming.
She's coming.
Well, there's no signal.
Let me have your phone.
Where's yours?
I'll try, I'll try--
It's the portal.
It's interfering
with the network.
I'll try and help.
I'll try and help.
Calm down.
My dad has one of those
old school radios.
Can we get one of them?
Yeah, sure.
We can try the bunker.
Yeah.
Hang on.
Just let me check the
radio frequencies.
Breaking news.
Reports are coming in
from across the state
of unidentified
creatures who have
so far killed several people.
Eyewitness statements speak
of the creatures emerging
from a nearby military base.
As yet, there are no--
Dad, how can any of
this be under control?
However, we have
been told that--
Everyone, [inaudible]
Helen, we've got to go.
You got your keys, yeah?
No, I didn't bring the car.
I got a lift today.
Shit.
All right.
Come on, we'll figure something.
Oh, my God.
All right, out!
Everyone, out now!
Get out!
Out of here!
Hey, you.
Think you're funny?
Where is it, eh?
Leave her alone!
What's that?
Come on.
Go.
Holy crap.
What is that thing?
Who cares?
Just drive.
Dad, it's mom's car.
She's here.
She's here.
[inaudible]
I don't understand.
There should be a century here.
All right, look.
Let's proceed, but stay close.
And try not to make
too much noise.
It seems to attract them.
Let's find your mother.
Hey, mom.
Come on.
This way.
Looks pretty quiet.
Let's carry on.
[inaudible]
Look.
[inaudible]
Come on.
Open the fucking door!
Hey!
Keep your voice down, will you?
There's creatures out there.
It's not safe.
We need to get inside now.
Help us.
Are you all right?
Were in town and then she--
It's my blood sugar.
I forgot my insulin.
This is Sergeant [inaudible].
This is a restricted area.
Leave immediately.
Sergeant, my name
is Douglas Clark.
I am executive operations
director at British area 51.
I am requesting access.
One moment.
You know what's
going on out there.
Open this damn door.
The civilians with
you are unauthorized.
Separate them from your group
and I'll grant you access.
They are in need of assistance.
Open this door now.
And that is an order.
One moment.
Come on.
[howling]
Open this door now!
Open it!
Come on.
Move it.
Move it.
Move it.
Move, move.
Move it Move it.
Jake, come on.
Let's go.
Let's go!
Move it.
Let's go, man.
Move, move, move, move!
Move!
Move!
Jake, get inside now!
Listen here and follow me.
What the hell is
going on out there?
[inaudible] right here.
Are you all OK?
What do you think?
We could have died out there.
We thought this place was empty!
I mean, we were screaming
for help for 15 minutes!
Hey.
Calm down, OK?
I'm sorry.
I'm only following orders.
We didn't know what to do.
Jesus Christ.
I mean, he's all for us
to enter here, isn't he?
No, he's not, OK?
Yeah.
But what the fuck is that about?
You're just going to
leave us out there to die.
Huh?
Hey, we're told you don't
let authorized personnel in.
All right?
Come on.
This isn't helping.
All right.
Who is in charge here because
you too sure as hell aren't?
Lieutenant Bain.
He's in the command center.
Yeah, but what about my parents?
We will get to that, Jenny.
I promise you.
I just got to check in with
this Bain fellow first.
We're going to need his help.
All right, Sergeant.
Lead the way.
OK, follow me.
Jake, can you make
sure you get these guys
to the residential quarters?
Roger, sir.
Thanks.
You better come too.
You'll be all right.
Oy, come on.
Let's go.
Oh.
It'll be all right.
Come on.
Why is there so many
[inaudible] here?
They were let go from an
old training program we had.
So how much do you know about
this situation we have outside?
Nothing.
So that's down to
Lieutenant Bain to tell you.
We'll be seeing him momentarily.
All right.
What sort of state's
the bunker in?
What's the layer?
Well, the bunker's
comprised of three floors.
The top floor is
the living quarters.
The middle is the
command center.
And the bottom houses all the
industrial elements as well as
the second exit.
And how many of you are
there in here at present?
A handful.
We have many more
due to arrive, which
is why we should not facilitate
any unauthorized personnel.
With all due respect, Sergeant,
[inaudible] out in that chaos
I don't think many
more will make it here.
Capaldi, who's your friends?
The young guy's name is
Colt. He's a soldier.
And Doug here says
he's from Area 51, sir.
Did you disobey my orders?
Sir--
I said, did you
disobey my orders?
Sir.
Yes, sir.
Leftenant Bain, I presume?
Douglas Clark.
Hi, Doug.
Peter.
But we can forego the
formality since we're
sidestepping the top secret
nature of everything.
We have no idea what
these things are,
where they came from, or
how to get rid of them.
Is the facility secure?
This place?
Oh, yeah, man.
This place was designed to
withstand the end of the world.
But that was 70 years ago.
That's credentials.
What's your deal, Doug?
I was executive director
of operations at Area 51.
Oh, shit.
Why don't you open with that?
What's going on?
A rift like a wormhole
reached a critical state today
and many hostile unidentified
lifeforms swarmed through it.
The compound was overrun
and completely wiped out.
We barely escaped.
Unidentified life forms.
You got to be shitting me.
Well, thanks for the heads up.
What's the protocol?
What's the plan?
There isn't one.
It didn't go as expected.
Well, guys, it's my mission
to look over this facility
and protect the
safety of the bunker.
If you guys help me with
that, we'll be cool, OK?
But I'll let you in
on a little secret.
We're a little underfunded.
So we really have the supplies
for sustained habitation.
We'll get to that later.
Firstly, I need access to
your communications rooms.
See if I can reestablish
contact with the outside.
No.
Firstly, I need to know
who else is with you.
My wife, son, and a
graduate from the facility.
Two other civilians
outside, sir.
One of them's wounded.
Great.
So everybody got a plus 1.
Awesome.
Jenny?
Yeah.
Look, I would try
and stay calm over it
because they're going to go
out and get your parents now.
I know.
It's just that my phone's dead.
So if the signal comes
back, they can't get to me.
Look, I'm sorry that we
couldn't go out and collect
your parents en route.
No, I get it.
I'm just freaking
out a little bit.
Well, they're soldiers.
So I would trust them.
But I have something that
might help distract you.
If you don't take it,
I'm going to eat it all.
So come on.
You've got 5 seconds.
5, 4, 3, 2--
there we go.
[laughter]
Thanks.
It's OK.
[groans]
You all right?
Come on.
Let's get you in there.
You're not getting
any better, are you?
I feel really sick.
All right.
Hang on.
Here.
Here.
Here, here.
[retching]
I'm fine.
Maybe she should go
to the infirmary.
I said I'm fine, OK?
Stop worrying.
She's a stubborn bitch.
She always has been.
I'm going to get you some water.
Can I get you anything?
No.
Hey, Helen, you've never
been this bad before.
Maybe we should tell him
what happened out there.
I mean, if you caught something?
Absolutely not.
Do you want them to
throw us out of here?
Because that is exactly
what they will do.
They didn't want to let
us in the first place.
So stop, all right?
I'm fine.
I just need to sleep it off.
I'll be fine in the morning.
Hey, you know how
this shit goes.
It's everyone for themselves.
Do you think you could get me
some antibiotics or something?
It's really stinging.
I think some of that shit
from earlier I got into it.
Feels like an infection.
Yeah, right.
I'll be right back, yeah?
And when you get
through to your folks,
tell them to only bring
the essentials, all right?
OK.
All set it up.
You want to try and
get in touch with them?
Dad?
Dad, come in.
It's Jenny.
Dad?
Jenny.
Oh, dad.
Oh, thank God.
Where are you?
Are you OK?
Are you guys all right?
Yeah.
We've been so worried.
It's fine.
I'm at a military compound.
The officers from my
placement, they took me here.
I'm safe.
Are you OK?
There are these things.
These creatures.
They're everywhere.
You know the factory
compound unit?
Yeah.
If you head there, then
we'll come and get-- someone
will come and get you.
[radio breakup and static]
Dad?
Dad?
Dad is not-- the
signal is broken.
It's not working.
OK.
I don't think they
heard where he needed--
he needed to go.
I'm so sorry.
It's dead.
Well, you need to
go and get them
now because they're in danger.
Well, they can't get
here on their own.
You're fucking soldiers!
You're not going
to say anything?
You said you'll go and get them.
And I believed you.
This whole thing is
your fucking fault!
You promised me.
I did.
And I shall keep it.
I'll keep it.
The site's 20 years ago.
It was a military base.
I know it well.
Thank you, sir.
I need you to look after your
mother for me, all right?
I don't want you to go.
Come on, dad.
Trent.
I know this is far from ideal.
But it's the only
solution I've got.
Jenny's parents are out there.
I have to try and
bring them back.
Imagine if it was
me and your mother.
Just [inaudible].
Trent, please.
I have to try and help them.
I need you to be strong.
You're in charge now, buddy.
Look after mom, all right?
Trent, your dad
used to work there.
Don't worry.
He knows that place.
He'll be fine.
Hurry back, all right?
Hey, you're not going alone.
What about your orders?
Fuck them.
I'm only doing this job
to protect the people.
And that girl, she needs us.
I'm going to need
you more than ever.
Clear.
Move out.
Let's move.
We need to be quick.
One can appear at any minute.
So, working with your dad--
that's got to be tiring.
Or it can be testing.
I like being around him.
I hardly ever see
him if I weren't.
Well, he's out there
with two of my best guys,
and they'll have his back.
Yeah, thanks.
And it's OK to worry.
We all worry.
Worried about a couple of people
out there myself right now.
But we stick
together, we'll be OK.
Yeah.
I'll tell you what--
I think there's some cards
around here somewhere.
Why don't you grab Jenny and
take your mind off everything,
all right?
Sounds good.
Yeah.
And deal me in for
some hold them.
Come back and I'll
kick your ass.
[laughs] Sure.
I like that smile.
That's a tell.
I got your number.
Do you think they're
already there?
I'm sure they're fine.
Just keep an eye out, Jake.
It's not safe.
OK, you two.
We're here.
I don't understand.
They should be here by now.
Or maybe they've gone to the
secondary entrance to the site.
This is too quiet.
It doesn't feel right.
Keep your gun up, soldier.
Always be ready.
You OK?
Yeah.
I heard what you said.
I'm sorry.
What for?
For being horrible
to you before.
Yeah.
Well, that feels
like ages ago now.
God, I can't believe
this is happening.
I know.
It's crazy.
I can't imagine what's going
to be out there when we finally
get out.
Maybe the military are winning.
[laughs] Yeah.
Well, whilst we wait for that,
how about I beat you at cards?
Give it a go.
Where are they?
[inaudible]
I guess if they wanted to
avoid the main entrance,
they'd have come in
by the service road.
That would have put them at
the rear of the engineering
buildings.
So where are they?
Whatever we do, we'd
better do it fast.
Quick.
This way.
Look, go to bed, mom.
Trent, no.
I need to go and make
contact with your father.
Yeah, I will go make
contact, all right?
If I get anything,
I'll wake you up.
OK.
Yeah.
Come on.
Oh, this is great.
Which way now?
I'm not too sure.
Lot of these structures
aren't the same
as they were 20 years ago.
All right.
I think we should spread up.
Are you stupid?
Why?
That's what they do in movies.
What kind of movies?
The kind where
all the characters
die one by one horribly.
Come on.
This way.
Come on.
If you can hear me, just
tell me that you're OK.
Trent, is that you?
Look, we're at the
warehouse, but we
can't find Jenny's parents.
[alien roar]
(men turn heads to sound)
[alien roar]
(gunshots)
Hey.
You all right?
Yeah.
You've-- [laughs] here.
It's for your face.
Oh.
No.
I wouldn't.
It's all right.
I'm dressed way too nice for
an alien invasion anyway.
Thanks.
Listen, thanks for
bringing us here.
I mean, if it wasn't
for you, then--
well, I don't know what
would have happened.
There's no thanks necessary.
How is she holding up?
Yeah, she'll be fine.
My name isn't actually
Rose by the way.
It's Elaine.
Well, it's nice to
finally meet you, Elaine.
Still Colt. Oh excuse me.
Let me get that.
Please.
This is my wallet.
Why have you got this?
You knew I was a
soldier, didn't you?
To think I was actually
going to ask you out.
Wait, look.
Please look, I'm sorry.
These tunnels, they
have a second exit?
Yes.
There should be one to the rear.
So come on, man.
What are we waiting for?
Let's get out of here, man.
Stop, stop, stop.
Kevin, is that you?
Look, Jenny is safe.
She's with us.
I have soldiers with me.
We've come to take you to her.
But we need to leave right away.
Kevin?
Is Jenny's mother with you?
Are you all right?
[screaming]
Did you hear that?
Fuck!
Where's Doug?
I swear he was right behind us.
Where'd you go, old man?
Doug!
Doug!
[screams]
Helen?
Hey, Helen.
Someone help us please!
Somebody help!
What's up with her?
I don't know.
I don't know.
Just do something, please.
Help her up.
We'll get to the infirmary.
Come on.
Come on.
I've got you.
Come on.
Where's Doug?
Do you think he died?
Where the fuck is Doug?
Fuck!
[groaning]
Come on.
Come in.
You got her, you got her,
you got her...
Put her on bed,
put her on the bed!
(woman grunting in pain)
Get the light on.
Excuse me, excuse me.
She needs oxygen.
Here, hold this.
Hold this.
Isn't a case of not
taking medication.
What's going on with her?
What happened outside?
She's been getting progressively
worse since we got here.
I don't know, all right?
We were at the bar
when all this started
and she just got ill, OK?
Look out.
Look out.
She's going to be
all right, isn't she?
I need to get some supplies.
I'll be right back.
We need a doctor.
She's freezing.
Anybody got any blankets?
I'll check the [inaudible]
and see if they got any.
Colt, please.
I can't lose her.
I know.
Just keep an eye on her.
I'll be right back.
[inaudible]
Do you fancy another game?
Yeah.
[screaming]
What was that?
Is everything OK?
I saw something
crawling under her skin.
What?
Yeah.
You sure?
Mm-hmm.
I mean, you've seen how she's
been since you got here.
She's hiding something from us.
They both are hiding
something from us.
We need to be on guard, OK?
What's going on?
The lady, Helen, she's
having a fit convulsing.
Did either of you see
anything out of the ordinary?
Like what?
You know, she's
infected and convulsing,
and that's not from the insulin.
Well, yeah.
But she's been getting worse
the longer she's been in.
Yeah.
Well, we'll keep an eye on it.
You guys head to
the control room.
I'm going to find something
to combat the infection right
away.
Yeah.
Yeah, sure.
Yeah.
Thanks.
Fuck!
I don't understand.
Why would he just
leave us out here, man?
He's in a fuck-load of
trouble when we get back.
How we got to get out of here?
What do we do now, man?
Listen to me.
We'll find a car, we're going
to get the fuck out of here.
[screams]
Oh, fuck!
She's not going to get
any better, isn't she?
Look at me.
Look at me.
She's not going to be OK.
It's all right.
You're doing great.
You're doing really
great, all right?
We're just going to help her
get her cleaned up, all right?
Yes.
(coughing)
Don't tell--
(gunshot)
Bastard!
Why did you do that?
She was infected and she
would not have survived.
She was putting
everyone at risk!
You don't fucking know that!
I need you to pick her up and
get her into the chryo chamber.
We need to seal her in to
stop the spread of infection.
Get out!
Get out!
She's dead.
She's gone.
I'm so sorry.
[inaudible]
What would be without her.
What am I going to do?
[inaudible]
You good, soldier?
Come on.
I need you to help
me with something.
I'm sorry but we have
to go get cleaned up.
We don't know if
this is contagious.
[screams]
Pete.
Pete!
Are we sure we
should be doing this?
You think I want to be
fucking shooting civilians?
The safety of this bunker is
my top priority, Colt. OK?
If anybody gets infected,
they get eliminated.
That's protocol.
Can we not just isolate them?
No.
Once they're infected,
there's no saving them, OK?
Listen, there's an
incinerator around the corner.
I want you to make
sure that it's running.
I'm going to go up and get
her body and bring her down.
She has to be disposed of so
we can avoid contamination.
Got it?
OK.
OK.
Laurie.
Oh, shit.
Laurie, I'm so sorry.
I had no idea he was
going to do that.
Everything's fucked.
I don't know what's going on.
We have to do these
things to survive.
Laurie?
(man sreaming)
God!
Fuck!
Dad.
Jenny, it's my dad.
Well, did you see anyone else?
Go on, see him.
My dad's pretty open.
You can come with me.
We can go up and see.
I said it's OK.
Look, I'll come back, OK?
Colt!
Colt!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Jesus Christ!
She's infected.
She tried to kill me.
The thing I put it.
It's in there.
It's dead.
OK.
OK.
All right.
Get her body in there.
I'll go upstairs and
bring back Helen.
OK.
Where are you?
Where are you?
OK.
OK.
I got you.
I got you.
I got you.
OK.
OK.
All right.
Where are you?
Where are you?
Jenny.
You OK?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Where's Trent?
His dad just got back.
So he's going to see him.
What?
Well, we saw him on the monitor.
That's not possible.
Why?
Because I'm the only one with
the key in and out of here.
Shit.
Fuck.
Fuck, fuck, fuck.
Where am I?
Where the fuck am I?
Fuck, fuck.
Doug?
Doug?
Doug?
Doug?
Doug, is that you?
We got to get out of here!
Oh, fuck.
Somebody help me!
Jenny, you know how to
handle one of these?
Well, all right.
Yeah.
Jenny, Laurie is gone, OK?
She got infected.
The facility is compromised.
We don't tell him.
Trent.
We don't tell him about Laurie.
We need him to focus
on getting out of here.
Right.
Do you think Helen
brought it in?
Yeah.
There was something
gestating inside of her.
Well, how do we know
that we don't have it?
Well, we don't.
Let's go.
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Hey.
Dad.
Hey, hey.
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
Dad?
I was so worried I
wouldn't see you again.
Dad, we should go and see mom.
Dad?
Dad, you're so cold.
It's not my dad.
It's not my dad.
If anyone can hear me, I am
in the communication room,
and we need to get out of here.
It's not safe.
(glass breaking/crash)
(people turn heads to sound)
Where is he?
Back this way.
Come on.
It's Elaine.
Fuck.
We got to get Trent.
Come on!
(man whimpers and screams)
(gunshot)
Trent.
Trent.
Trent.
Trent, come on.
We need to go.
Where's my dad?
That wasn't my dad.
Where's my dad?
Trent, we need to go.
Trent!
Trent, look at me!
Look at me!
Trent!
She's at the bunker
entrance, OK?
We need to go now.
OK?
Come on.
Come on.
It's OK.
Everyone's dead.
Come on.
Up, up, up.
Up.
Up.
Come on.
Come on.
Where are we Going
The facility has
been compromised.
At the bottom of
the bunker, there's
some secret tunnels that
lead to the back exit.
[inaudible]
10, 100.
Who gives a fuck?
We just got to get
to the back exit
and get the hell out of here.
And the three of us will be OK.
What do you mean three?
I thought you said
my mom was there.
Come on, Trent.
We need to go.
Come on!
On me.
On me.
[inaudible] Look at me, Trent.
Trent.
Hide.
What was that?
I'm no expert, but I'm
pretty sure they're
communicating with each other.
I think the little one's
called out to the big one,
and the big one called
out to God knows what.
Come on.
Quiet.
Quiet.
I'm sorry I didn't tell
you about your mom.
It's OK.
I just wanted you to get out.
Come on.
Trent?
[Trent] We're going to be OK.