The Hellper (2024) Movie Script

[ominous music]
Sun sinking low
See colours glow
Drift warm in sleep
River run deep
Let the falling stars keep you safe
Shining in the midnight sky
Let the falling stars keep you safe
[ominous music]
[sound of woman crying]
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
[sound of woman crying]
Hello?
Hello?
[in Tagalog] Sister?
Hello?
[in Tagalog] Sister?
[in Tagalog] Sister?
[scream]
[melancholic music]
And fly...
[music continues]
[child's voice]
- Kill it, kill it!
What do you mean you don't know?
She's supposed to start today.
That's unacceptable.
I've called you every day this week,
and every time I call...
Got you ya little sh...
Language, Michael!
- Language, daddy.
- No, not you.
Oi kiddo. Come on, prepare yourself.
Wait, Michael, wait. No, not...
Sure.
Sure.
Okay.
Michael, will you take Marcia to school?
I have to sort this helper.
Sarah, I got to go.
What? Come on.
Oh. What's up with, what's her name?
The agency promised us last week.
I don't know. They won't send her.
- Damn Filipinos.
- Language, Daddy!
Marcia, are you getting ready?
Look, I can't, I'm late already.
Come on Michael. I'm asking just once,
just once I'm asking.
Marcy, who do you want you
to take you to school? Mommy?
Mom!
Oh yeah. Cheap shot
Michael. Way to have my back.
Just go after you
drop her. Take a coffee.
It will be fun.
Right, I'm out of here.
- Hey, don't wait up.
- Wait,
What? Why?
What's going on tonight?
I got clients.
Again?!
That's the fourth time this...
Michael?!
[school bell]
Alright, sweetie. Give Mama
a big, big hug good-bye.
Okay, I'll see you later.
- Are you okay, Mom?
Yeah. Don't worry, Mom's just fine.
- Bye.
- Bye.
[little boy]
- Wait for me.
Heartbreaking isn't it?
- Hi Lily.
- Are you going this way?
Yeah, sure.
And how's it going with finding a helper?
Oh, I gave up on DB Moms.
Too many entitled fucks.
Hmm, yeah.
- Went with an agency in the end.
- I hope it's a good one.
I hope so.
What's going on here?
Oh, it's Hungry Ghost Month.
What's that?
It's some superstitious festival
about worshiping your ancestors.
You should Google it. It's
actually quite interesting.
Interesting.
We were supposed to have someone
start today, but they've canceled.
That sucks.
It's really pretty.
Yeah. Fuck all explanation too. Just...
Ma'am, sir, staff gone for you - la.
Welcome to Hong Kong.
And I thought I wouldn't have
to do my own dishes anymore.
[upbeat music on radio]
Oh, shit!
Where are you?
[baby monitor alarm rings]
[baby crying]
Ahh, shit!
[from kitchen] Ten years, and
now you finally go down the drain.
[baby monitor alarm rings]
[baby monitor alarm rings]
[door slams]
[baby crying]
No, it's just the wind. Nothing more.
[ominous music]
[phone rings]
Hello?
Who?
Speaking.
Oh, all right, I'll come now.
[busy street sounds]
[upbeat music]
[loud radio static]
[loud radio static]
[door slam]
Jesus! Who the fuck are you?
Isa, I'm Isa, ma'am.
You nearly gave me a bloody heart attack.
I'm sorry, I knock, but
music... but door open, so I open.
What'd you say your name was?
Isa, ma'am.
Oh, all right, Isa. Sarah.
Please don't call me
ma'am, I'm not that old.
Okay?
Sorry, ma'am. Mrs Sarah.
So you're from the agency?
Yes, ma'am.
Ah, Mrs Sarah.
Oh yeah, that's my sister.
So beautiful.
So slim.
Yeah, that was a long time ago.
Like my sister, ma'am.
So slim.
Oh.
You have a sister? A family back home?
No.
No family.
[phone rings]
[phone continues to ring]
Hi hon. Are you Okay?
Yeah, I'm just in the thick of it.
Okay, sounds great. Yeah, I'm all aboard.
Is that really necessary?
She's going to be
looking after your child.
Really?
You're completely sure you
don't want to meet her first?
I'm just not sure this is a decision
I should be making by myself.
It's fine, Sarah. Whatever
you decide will be great.
Look, I have to go. A lot to bang out.
Oh, wait. Can you pick
up a new baby monitor?
It's not working.
Come on, Michael. Of course
there's new batteries in it.
Patronise much?
Just pick one up on your
way home. It's on the way.
I'm out with work tonight.
Well, maybe I do enjoy it.
Look, I have to go.
I'll try not to be too late.
[ominous music]
Michael? Michael?
When can you start?
Today, ma'am.
Can help clean up?
Uh, today?
Okay. No problem. I will
put my things in my room.
[radio static]
[school bell]
I normally make sure
I get here before 3.30.
Yes, ma'am.
And you'll need to
bring Marcia's ID card.
Yes, ma'am.
Oh, so you got everything sorted then?
Oh, hi Lily. Yeah, this
is Isa, our new helper.
Isa, this is Mrs Roberts.
Yes, ma'am.
So, um, I guess I'll be seeing
more of you around here now, then?
Oh, Marcia, this is Isa. She's going to
be helping us out from now on at home.
Okay, don't be rude, Marcia.
Okay, kids, let's go.
Mom's got charts to review.
Oh, Lily, um, do you know any AC repair?
[ominous music]
Come on, Marcia. Let's go.
Hey, big man.
Yes, you.
I know you.
Where's Rosa?
[door closes in distance]
[distant sound of talking]
Michael?
Michael?
Go take a shower. I
can smell you from here.
Good evening to you too, my wife.
How's the new house-girl?
She's not a house-girl, Michael.
It's not the colonies anymore.
She's a foreign domestic worker.
Oh, sorry your royal highness.
When can I meet her?
So now you want to meet her?
When you're sober enough to remember it?
I'm not drunk. I want to meet her now.
You are drunk.
Alright...
She's gone to bed already anyway.
A quick, hello?
After all, I paid for her.
No, just leave her be. Stop being a pest.
Alright, tomorrow.
I'll have a little rest first.
Shower!
Yep. Shower. Moving.
[distant thud]
[distant thud]
Michael?
Michael?
Have you woken, Isa?
I told you not to...
Michael?
Michael?
[distant thud]
[distant thud]
Jesus, Michael. Stop messing.
Michael?
Michael?
Michael?
Fine.
I'll meet her tomorrow, whatever you say.
[clicking sound]
[ominous music]
[distant clunk]
[quiet whispering in Tagalog]
[quiet whispering in Tagalog]
[thud]
Michael, move over.
Alexa, turn off the bedroom lights.
What are you doing?
Nothing, go to bed.
Good night - Mm-hmm, you too.
Stop it, Michael.
Get off.
Stop it, Michael.
I have to show Isa how to
do breakfast in the morning,
and I'm not in the mo...
[screams]
And fly...
[egg crack]
[upbeat music]
- Hey, good morning.
- Hmm.
Marcy, can you go get
ready for school, please?
Okay.
I made fresh, ma'am. In pot already.
I'll take Marcy to
school today, if you want?
You probably have enough on.
Huh?
I'll take Marcy in today.
I should see the school we
are paying the big bucks for.
Uh, yeah. Has she eaten?
- Yep.
- Has she done her homework?
Yes.
Oh, I haven't done your shirts.
It's okay, sir. I iron already.
I put in your cupboard.
Hey, should I invest in a new one?
Or is it only the batteries?
What?
Well, no point in buying a
new one if it's only the batteries.
No, the batteries are fine. It's
not working. Just buy a new one.
All right. Cool.
Hey. Forgot something?
Alright. I have to go.
- Bye?
- Come on, Marcy. Let's go.
[whispered]
- Thank you, Isa.
Yes, ma'am.
[school bell]
And what do you think of Isa? She's okay?
She's fine.
Great. You'll be a good girl to her.
She's not there to clean
up after you. Alright?
- Yes, Daddy.
- Hi, Marcy.
Hi.
Hi. So, you must be Michael.
Lizzie.
Lily.
So, we haven't had the pleasure of
your company during our school runs yet.
Yeah. Caught up working.
Yeah, sure. Yeah, yeah,
that'll happen out here.
Huh?
You work too?
Yeah. I work.
Uh-hu
Who's looking after the kids then?
Well, I like family time too.
Alright. Cool.
Cool.
Yeah. Cool.
So, it was a pleasure to meet you(!)
Pleasure to meet you too.
Isa? Isa? Where do you put these towels?
[eerie whispering]
Isa?
[eerie whispering]
Isa?
Isa?
Isa?
Isa?
Isa?
Sorry. Are you on the phone?
Isa?
Isa?
Yes, ma'am?
Oh.
Just wondering where to put these towels.
It okay, ma'am. I will put upstairs.
You okay, ma'am?
Er.
I need to go get Marcia.
But it's not yet time.
It's too early.
I have other things to do.
But I can go.
You, you stay home.
It's alright.
Er.
I could use the walk.
Just stay here and finish unpacking.
Okay.
[busy street noise ]
Do you mind?
Thank you.
[in Chinese] No problems.
No problem.
Ah.
I am Chan.
Hello, Mr. Chan.
I'm Sarah.
Sarah.
Sarah.
It's your baby?
How old?
Just a few months.
She's a good boy?
I think...
Mmm...
Take care for this month.
A bad month for baby.
Excuse me?
I say...
Bad month for baby.
Bad month for family.
Bad month in air.
Oh, I see.
It's...
It's Hungry Ghost Month.
Mmm.
That's okay, I'm not religious.
No, no, no, no, no.
Not religion.
Tradition.
Even affects Jewish. [Laughs]
Oh, no, I'm not.
Never mind.
This is a beautiful temple.
[ominous drone sound]
It's nice to meet you, Mr. Chan.
Mr. Chan?
Huh?
Ahh.
I have a shop.
You come and buy a "bagua".
Good for this month.
No, that's all right.
I'm fine.
No, thank you.
No.
You come and buy.
You need.
Okay, I will. I will.
Thank you.
You come, ah.
Yes.
Yes.
Thank you.
[ominous music]
[phone ringing]
[muttered] Oh shit! Shit, shit, shit, shit!
Hi, Lily.
I'm so, so, so sorry.
I completely lost track of time.
Yes, I was supposed to pick her up today.
She's not wrong.
It's not her fault.
Could you?
Thank you.
Thank you so, so much.
Thanks a million.
Yeah, I'll have Isa come by
and pick her up after dinner?
Sure, thank you.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Fuck!
[ominous music]
Hi, it's me again.
Can you come home?
Marcia's at Lily's, so I'd
really like you to come home.
Look, just don't use this
as an excuse to work late,
or do whatever it is that you're doing.
I know your job doesn't
require this many hours.
[pounding club music]
[Sarah singing] Hush now,
darling. Sleep. Don't cry.
I will sing you a lullaby
Bonnie eyes that shine bright.
Smiling all of the time...
[Sarah heavy breathing]
[singing] Hush...
[crack]
[ghostly singing] Hush now darling,
Sleep, don't cry,
I will sing you...
A lull...
[ghostly singing] Let the stars above,
keep you safe.
[evil growl]
[Sarah screams]
[baby monitor alarm rings]
Jesus, Isa!
Mom!
Mommy!
Mom!!!
Mom!!! [Sarah screams]
Mom!!!
Marcia.
Shut it!
Mommy!!!
Fucking.
Stop.
Screaming...
SHUT UP!
[alarm stops]
Marcia.
Marcia.
Marcy
baby.
[ominous music]
Why the hell
do you think that's the right
way to speak to your daughter?
Huh?
You weren't here, Michael.
You don't know what happened.
Why don't you enlighten me?
I saw something.
There was a woman in Marcia's room.
Must have been Isa.
Did you refill your prescription?
It's got nothing to do with that.
What is it to do with then, Sarah?
Tell me what?
Well, you're not the
one stuck here all day.
I'm telling you, Michael. There's
something not right about this place.
It's gonna take some time living
in a new place, in a new culture.
That's not what I mean, and you know it.
It's this place. Here!
Strange things have been happening.
Inexplicable things.
Bullshit.
Why?
Because the baby monitor is broken?
It's a crappy piece of shit made
in some sweatshop in the north.
You think people are staring at you?
You're a white woman in Hong Kong!
Why don't you just go to bed?
I'll look in on the kids.
[knocking at door]
[from outside]
- Hello?
Hello, ma'am?
[knocking at door]
Hello?
Hi.
You want I take baby play outside?
Sure.
[Sarah]
- Hello?
Mr. Chan?
Mr. Chan?
Ah, ah...
Ah... Mrs Sarah.
You come and buy a "bagua"?
What can you tell me about Ghost Month?
Sorry, Mrs. No more stock.
Wait, wait, Mr. Chan.
I think there's something in my house.
I don't know where to go.
Oh.
Wa... wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Seventh month is the time when the gate
of Hell are open for ghosts to wander free.
It is the time that the dead walk all over,
and we burn the offers to them,
and have a good after life.
The burning of the money.
Yes. Yes.
But I don't believe this, Mr. Chan.
This is not my culture.
I know Mrs Sarah.
You honour to your
ancestor in different way.
But we are in Hong Kong now.
You can pay respect to the
unknown wandering ghosts,
so
they don't harm your life,
and bring your family misfortune.
You burn this at home.
For those who are lost.
It costs you nothing to pay respect.
My gift to you.
[melancholy music]
Hush now, darling
Just sleep
Don't cry
I will sing you
A lullaby
Bonnie eyes that shine bright
Smiling all of the time
A happy face
[music continues on radio]
Thanks, I really like it.
Hey Marcia, who are you talking to?
Uhm... No one.
Okay.
Sleeping time.
What's that?
Nothing.
Let me see.
Where'd you get this from?
It's mine.
Sure, but who gave it to you?
Daddy's friend.
Who's... who's daddy's friend?
Auntie.
We don't know Auntie,
Marcia. There is no Auntie.
I know.
Okay, so... no more lying.
Who gave you the pin?
Right.
Okay, sleeping time now.
[Sarah singing] Hush now, darling.
Sleep, don't cry.
I will sing you a lullaby.
Good-night.
You shouldn't be here.
Everything okay?
Fine, just fine.
Good.
That was a nice gift from Isa.
Not very appropriate for a child.
It was nice of her.
I don't like her.
Who? Isa?
Marcia said that Daddy's
friend gave her the pin.
I don't think so. You
know what kids are like.
She shouldn't have given her that thing.
It's fine, it's just a gift.
It's weird.
Throw it away then.
Totally inappropriate.
What a stupid gift for a child.
Okay, Sarah, it's nothing. Calm down.
I just don't like her anymore.
Who? Isa?
Don't you think you're overreacting now?
You think I'm overreacting?
Let's just get rid of her then.
If you don't like her, we
can terminate her contract.
Two weeks notice boom and
she's back on a plane to Manila.
I don't know. I just don't know.
[ominous music]
[ominous music] And fly...
Hi. Can I help you?
Hi. I'm Chan.
Okay. How can I help you?
I clean the house.
We don't need a cleaner.
Er... I'm Chan
Oh, are you here from the air con?
I help you
clean the house.
Sorry, sorry, sorry. Oh,
please, Mr. Chan, come in.
Mrs Sarah. Thank you. Thank you.
Sure. Come on in.
Sarah, who is this guy?
There's more private place to talk?
Isa can you check on Marcia, please?
Do you know what is "Lui Gwei"?
"Lui Gwei" is a vengeful female ghost...
Oh, come on.
It's a restless spirit of woman
who make a suicide in red dress.
Sarah.
Because of the injustice of the world.
Are you seriously listening to this guy?
A-sir...
Do you know... any of injustice?
What?
No.
No!
"Lui Gwei"
will only satisfy
once her task compete on the Earth.
In Chinese, we say "yi an wan an".
An eye for an eye.
What are you banging on about?
I know what you're doing, Mr. Chan.
Fishing for answers.
How is it called? Cold
reading in the hope of a payday.
Michael, stop it.
Come on, Sarah. Don't be so
naive. Can't you see what he's doing?
I said shut up.
Oh, wait.
Are you here because of the things
that have been going on in this house?
Michael.
That's okay, that's okay, Mrs Sarah.
Your husband is not the first one
not believe that I have come across.
He will not be the last.
And Mr. Cross,
you are very right to suspicion.
I totally understand your point of view.
I cannot tell you how,
or why,
I'm just able to do that.
I'm not try. I just do.
Oh, great. He thinks he's Yoda.
You know what? Prove it.
Without us saying nothing.
What's going on in this house?
You're such a pig. What the fuck?
Michael, why can't you just...
No, no, no, no, no.
The problem is not your home.
It's the evil you have bring into it.
Oh, my God. This is retarded.
It seems
your helper
your helper is involved
the death of another woman.
This is such bullshit.
I believe, it's a "Lui Gwei"
spirit invaded your home.
Where in the hell are you
getting that crappy story from, huh?
Google. Mr. Cross.
I may old-fashioned, but I'm not stupid.
And she told me...
Who? Isa, our guilty maid.
No.
Her.
[screams]
Sarah, Jesus, what the fuck?
Get out.
Who is Rosa?
I said get out.
I'm so sorry, Mr. Chan.
It's your helper, Mrs Sarah.
She has wrong inside her heart.
She has wrong.
Huh?
Please send her away.
She has wrong.
And please, burn the
offer I give it to you.
Okay, bye-bye.
Are you really going to believe that guy?
Seriously, ghosts?
Did you smell his aftershave?
Tsing Tao with a whiskey chaser.
[loud club music]
Who are you?
Why are you staring at me?
[in Tagalog] Animal!
I know what you did, Mr. Big Man.
[in Tagalog] "An eye for an eye."
[in Tagalog] "A tooth for a tooth."
[in Tagalog] Son of a bitch!
Fuck off!
Fuck you!
[lullaby music] Let the
falling stars keep you safe
Fuck you, Isa.
Shining in the midnight sky
Let the falling stars keep you safe
And fly...
[choking]
This is yours.
We'll pay your severance
and relocation back home.
You get everything as per your contract.
But why?
It's just not working out for us.
I don't understand.
I'll pack your things and have them
delivered to you at the boarding house.
You don't need to come again, alright?
I go now.
Isa.
I'm sorry, Isa.
Good luck.
You too.
You too.
[ominous music]
I know him.
I know what he done.
Good luck.
Ma'am.
[ominous music]
[TV playing]
Have either of you seen my locket?
Marcia, don't lie like that.
Hey, looking good.
Thanks.
Are you going to be okay here by yourself?
Yeah, of course.
Right.
Locket?
Marcia?
I don't know.
Marcia,
I found my locket in your bedroom.
I don't mind you playing with
it, but please don't lie about it.
It wasn't me, Mom.
Marcia, don't lie like that.
I'm not.
I didn't take it.
Well, then who did?
Auntie did.
Who?
Isa?
Yeah, okay.
Oh, no, no, no, no.
Have fun.
Send my regards to Lily.
[loud club music]
Marcia, go to bed.
What are you looking for?
Marcia?
What?
W... wh... what?
What are you doing? What's...
What's wrong?
Can I sleep with you?
Sweetie.
You're a big girl. You have
to sleep in your own bed.
There's too much noise there.
What do you mean, too much noise?
What are you talking about?
Auntie's looking for her gift.
What?
[evil shriek]
Marcia?
Marcia?
Marcia?
Marcia?
Marcia?
Michael!
Michael!
[whispering voices inside]
[whimpering]
[voices inside intensify]
[silence]
Oh, my God, Marcia.
You're okay.
You're okay.
What do you want?
What?
What?
Do?
You?
Want?
Hey, what's going on?
Can you turn the light off, Daddy?
What do you want?
What do you want?
[crying]
[crying continues]
[TV playing]
[distant knocking sound]
It's nothing.
It's better that they
are with Lily tonight.
[children screaming in joy]
[TV playing in background]
Alright you little monsters, ice-cream!
[children cheering]
Let's go, Ravi, come on.
You okay there, Rob?
Yeah, don't mind me.
Yeah, you sure?
[TV continues in background]
[TV playing in background]
Mum.
Hi.
Marcy's gone.
What do you mean gone?
I can't find her.
Where is she?
Hey, I'll look for her, okay?
You guys keep playing.
[ominous music]
Rob?
Rob?
Rob, is Marcy with you?
Marcy?
[knocking]
Marcy, sweetie! Are you okay?
Sweetie, are you okay?
What are you doing?
[knocking intensifies]
[Michael]
- What's going on? What's wrong?
Lily, let's go.
Sorry.
[door creaks]
[ominous music]
Michael, can you take
the kids up to bed, please?
Sarah?
[whimpering]
[muffled shouting]
[ominous music]
[indistinct conversation]
[ominous music]
[in Tagalog] How is Jan?
[in Tagalog] How's Mama? How's Papa?
[in Tagalog] Ohhh, thank goodness.
[in Tagalog] Thank goodness.
[in Tagalog] And how is Mama?
[in Tagalog] Yeah, really.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
What do you want?
I'm looking for someone, my helper.
[in Tagalog] Who?
Isa, is Isa here?
Isa, Isa, Isa.
[in Tagalog] Sister?
Isa, Isa.
Isa, I need to talk to you
about when you worked for us.
Go home.
Don't come here.
It's important.
Isa, please.
Okay... You talk.
Isa, what did you do?
What did you bring to my home?
What did you bring to my family?
What did you do, Isa?
You know what?
I will tell you a story.
It's a good one.
You will like.
[haunting music]
[Isa narrates] This is a story about Ate.
She went to big city,
to find life,
to help family.
Leave home for Ate.
Very hard.
But life in the city is very good.
She made good friends.
She made good place.
She made good work.
And then, she met this
nice big man, big boss man.
A not really nice man, Mrs.
"Pangit" man.
He talked nice,
and then he talked lies.
But Ate, she don't care,
because she like sweet honey talk,
so "guapo".
And then one day,
Ate make pregnant.
He keep telling lies to keep her.
He keep her like obedient dog.
And the big boss man
left!
He go back to this big man wife.
And what he do for Ate?
Nothing.
[muffled shouting]
What he do for baby?
Nothing.
He only thinks of himself.
Ate, she didn't matter.
Poof!
He go.
You see?
Ate's cheap.
Cheap like the hotel he use for sex.
Michael!
Cheap like her body.
And cheap like her soul.
She's cheap!
I know.
You know?
You know?
Big boss man wife, know?
More fool you.
Sorry about your sister.
Don't give me pity Mrs.
Because Ate's back.
She will take her piece from
the big man from the west.
And she will take her piece
from the big man family.
[in Tagalog] "An eye for an eye."
[in Tagalog] "A tooth for a tooth."
Goodbye.
Good luck.
[Sarah, distant]
- Michael Cross.
Where's his office?
Michael Cross.
I'm his fucking wife.
Michael, Michael.
Sarah, what are you doing here?
What's with all the shouting?
Do you mind?
Should I call security?
No, no, no, no.
This is my wife, Sarah.
Sarah, this is Milky.
Hi.
Fuck off.
What the hell Sarah?
What are you barging in here for?
Was it worth it Michael?
Huh?
Was it worth destroying
your marriage for?
Destroying your whole family for?
Some dirty little whore from the club?
A little Filipina doll you
can hang on your arm?
What do you think you are, a fucking pimp?
Oh, you fucked it Michael.
You fucked it.
I... I di... I didn't mean to.
What?
Didn't mean to get caught?
Don't you worry yourself about that.
I knew and I'm beyond giving a shit.
Doesn't matter, I don't fucking care.
But you know what the kicker is?
You got her pregnant.
Fucking pregnant.
Where is she now Michael?
Do you know?
What?
I...
I, I...
I, I, I, I, I...
Don't fucking bother.
Say her name.
Say her name.
[inaudible mutter]
Say... her... name.
Rosa.
Rosa.
You make me sick.
[sound of rings clattering on table]
[dramatic music]
[crowd chattering]
[somber music]
Sun sinking low
Mr. Chan, Mr. Chan.
Mrs Sarah.
How do I get rid of a vengeful spirit?
Tell me.
I fired her, my helper,
and I'm leaving Michael.
It's done, it's over.
I'm going home.
But... it's not over, is it?
It's not over?
Today is the last day of the Ghost Month.
"Lui Gwei" must finish her revenge,
before the gate of Hell close tonight.
[somber music]
Burn this and make "Lui Gwei" an offer,
so she can find her
injustice in this world.
I'm sorry.
She found your family.
But if you no involved, make her an offer.
And she will move on.
Tonight, I light the
lamp to guide her here.
And what if we are involved?
In Chinese we say, "yi an wan an."
In West you say, "eye for
eye", "one life for one life."
But you don't believe in
our superstition, do you?
I don't.
Thank you, Mr. Chan, for everything.
Go home.
Take your girl and boy, and go home.
Hong Kong no good for you now.
Goodbye, Mr. Chan.
[somber music]
[crack sound]
[dramatic music]
[bang]
[panting]
[screaming]
Leave me alone!
You deserved it.
You deserved it.
Sarah!
Sarah!
[screaming]
[crack]
Sarah, Sarah, are you okay?
Are you okay?
[dramatic music] [gasping]
[neck breaking crunch]
Michael!
Michael!
[driving music]
Michael!
Michael!
Michael!
Michael!
Michael!
Ah ah, get out of my fucking head!
Hey!
[struggling]
[in Tagalog]
- Bata!
[in Tagalog]
- Bata!
[in Tagalog]
- Bata!
Baby, baby!
No, baby!
[silence]
[crunch]
[dramatic choral music]
[ominous growling]
Mom!
Mom!
No, Marcy, no!
Marcy, don't look!
[in Tagalog] Child.
Don't look!
[gasping]
Hush now, darling
Just sleep
Don't cry
I will sing you
A lullaby
Bonnie eyes that shine bright
Smiling all of the time
A happy face
Lay down my love
Let the stars above keep you safe
Hush now, darling
Don't make a sound
Hush now, darling
Don't make a sound
[somber music]
[wind blowing]