WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:02:00.207 --> 00:02:01.773 No! Ugh! 4 00:02:29.975 --> 00:02:32.021 ♪ She's my 5 00:02:32.717 --> 00:02:34.154 ♪ kinda girl. 6 00:02:35.155 --> 00:02:36.504 ♪ Yes, she is. 7 00:02:36.634 --> 00:02:39.550 ♪ She is my 8 00:02:40.464 --> 00:02:41.335 ♪ kinda girl. ♪ 9 00:02:41.465 --> 00:02:43.989 Oh wow. What is it? 10 00:02:44.120 --> 00:02:47.645 She's an eastern water dragon. They can grow up to 4ft. 11 00:02:47.776 --> 00:02:49.604 You can touch her. Her name's Juliet. 12 00:02:49.734 --> 00:02:51.258 Has she ever bitten you? 13 00:02:51.388 --> 00:02:53.129 That was supposed to be for Romeo. 14 00:02:53.260 --> 00:02:55.523 He can be annoying, like most boyfriends. 15 00:02:55.653 --> 00:02:58.265 Please, Mommy, can we go? 16 00:02:58.395 --> 00:03:01.181 Sweetie, 7 is too young to be going to an anti-nuclear march. 17 00:03:01.311 --> 00:03:02.617 Oh, sorry. 18 00:03:02.747 --> 00:03:03.966 Did you let the puppies out? 19 00:03:04.096 --> 00:03:06.142 Excuse me, ma'am. Do you have worms? 20 00:03:06.273 --> 00:03:08.536 They're for our dragons. They're called Rocky and Mr T. 21 00:03:08.666 --> 00:03:10.451 What do they like the most - dried or alive and wriggly? 22 00:03:10.581 --> 00:03:11.321 We have both just along here. 23 00:03:11.452 --> 00:03:12.801 It's not about that; 24 00:03:12.931 --> 00:03:14.629 it's about the men cutting down our forests. 25 00:03:14.759 --> 00:03:16.108 Don't you know what they're doing? 26 00:03:16.239 --> 00:03:18.023 - Honey, who told you that? - Jodie did. 27 00:03:19.547 --> 00:03:20.461 Do you know how many people live on the planet? 28 00:03:20.591 --> 00:03:21.679 Uh, yes, no. 29 00:03:21.810 --> 00:03:24.073 4.4 billion. 30 00:03:24.204 --> 00:03:25.161 - Rainin' Cats and Dogs. - That's too many. 31 00:03:25.292 --> 00:03:27.032 How can I help you? 32 00:03:27.163 --> 00:03:29.165 Uh, yes, we have that. Till... 5 today. OK. 33 00:03:32.690 --> 00:03:34.388 Mommy, look. He's done a peepee. 34 00:03:34.518 --> 00:03:35.650 Oh, sweetie. 35 00:03:37.086 --> 00:03:39.001 Jodie, could you please help Mrs Martinez? 36 00:03:39.131 --> 00:03:41.395 And when you're done, can you start feeding the birds? 37 00:03:41.525 --> 00:03:43.135 Honey, please leave the puppies in their pens, OK? 38 00:03:43.266 --> 00:03:44.441 Aw. 39 00:03:44.572 --> 00:03:46.095 Help! Jules? 40 00:03:48.706 --> 00:03:50.404 What are you doing? 41 00:03:50.534 --> 00:03:52.362 One of the kids opened the cage. 42 00:03:52.493 --> 00:03:54.669 Damn Bertie got out again. Can't get my arm under. 43 00:03:54.799 --> 00:03:56.279 He's way at the back. 44 00:03:56.410 --> 00:03:57.628 You so owe me. 45 00:04:00.196 --> 00:04:02.851 - Yeah, he's right at the back. - Yeah, I can see him. Hang on. 46 00:04:02.981 --> 00:04:05.070 Got him. 47 00:04:05.201 --> 00:04:06.246 Come here. 48 00:04:07.943 --> 00:04:10.119 Oh. Aw, he's just a rat. 49 00:04:10.250 --> 00:04:12.556 A cutie too. Just put him away. 50 00:04:12.687 --> 00:04:14.515 One day, you'll find the pythons, Bertie, 51 00:04:14.645 --> 00:04:16.560 and that won't end well. 52 00:04:16.691 --> 00:04:20.129 Where is she now? We've really gotta find another sitter. 53 00:04:20.260 --> 00:04:21.826 Yeah, like we can afford that 54 00:04:21.957 --> 00:04:23.698 You saw the letter from the bank? 55 00:04:23.828 --> 00:04:26.004 Not overdrawn again? 56 00:04:26.135 --> 00:04:28.180 I'll go see them. We'll find a way. 57 00:04:28.311 --> 00:04:31.009 Mom? I think Reggie's eaten his brother. 58 00:04:31.140 --> 00:04:32.794 Your turn. I did the puppy. 59 00:04:32.924 --> 00:04:34.578 - I did the rat. - You did not! 60 00:04:39.017 --> 00:04:40.367 Oh, Reggie. You bad axolotl. 61 00:04:43.979 --> 00:04:46.068 Ew. 62 00:04:46.198 --> 00:04:48.636 Where's the lizard's arms and legs? 63 00:04:48.766 --> 00:04:51.203 I'm guessing inside Reggie, sweetie. 64 00:04:51.334 --> 00:04:53.118 - Ugh, that's gross. - He's not a lizard. 65 00:04:54.903 --> 00:04:57.166 He's an amphibian, like some of the oldest, baddest dinosaurs. 66 00:04:57.297 --> 00:04:58.863 Why did he do that? 67 00:04:58.994 --> 00:05:00.256 Mm, hungry, territorial. 68 00:05:01.649 --> 00:05:03.651 Or the water change. They can be sensitive, 69 00:05:03.781 --> 00:05:06.218 cos they breathe through their skin. Look. 70 00:05:06.349 --> 00:05:07.350 So slimy. 71 00:05:09.396 --> 00:05:10.919 You know, if we took him out of the water, 72 00:05:11.049 --> 00:05:13.182 he would turn into a salamander and hunt on land. 73 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:14.966 What would he hunt? 74 00:05:15.097 --> 00:05:16.620 I don't know. Anything that moves. 75 00:05:19.101 --> 00:05:20.929 K. 76 00:05:21.059 --> 00:05:22.626 Damn filter's gone again. 77 00:05:24.367 --> 00:05:25.586 Come on. Let's go tell Daddy and see if he can fix it. 78 00:05:25.716 --> 00:05:26.282 You wanna come? Mm-hm. 79 00:05:26.413 --> 00:05:27.979 OK. 80 00:05:29.372 --> 00:05:31.418 Thanks a lot. 81 00:05:38.120 --> 00:05:39.600 Oh, I'm sorry, sir. We're closed. 82 00:05:39.730 --> 00:05:42.124 - I'm looking for Ben Adams. - That's me. How can I help? 83 00:05:42.254 --> 00:05:44.474 Amos Tilbury. 84 00:05:44.605 --> 00:05:47.347 I wanted to talk to you about your mother. 85 00:05:47.477 --> 00:05:49.392 Uh, Ben's mother passed away a few months ago. 86 00:05:49.523 --> 00:05:51.351 I know. My apologies. 87 00:05:51.481 --> 00:05:53.570 My partner was her lawyer... 88 00:05:53.701 --> 00:05:55.616 before his stroke - poor guy. 89 00:05:55.746 --> 00:05:58.358 Um, I've been trying to go through his old files, 90 00:05:58.488 --> 00:06:00.751 but if now is inconvenient, I can come back. 91 00:06:00.882 --> 00:06:02.884 No, uh... 92 00:06:03.014 --> 00:06:04.625 I'm sorry. This is my wife, Jules. 93 00:06:04.755 --> 00:06:06.104 - Hi. - Hi. 94 00:06:06.235 --> 00:06:07.758 Uh, do you wanna come through and sit? 95 00:06:07.889 --> 00:06:09.456 Sure. 96 00:06:14.156 --> 00:06:15.200 Excuse the mess. 97 00:06:15.331 --> 00:06:17.420 Uh, we live in the apartment above. 98 00:06:17.551 --> 00:06:20.423 Ben's renovating the kitchen upstairs. 99 00:06:20.554 --> 00:06:22.251 UC Davis. I hear it's a good programme. 100 00:06:22.382 --> 00:06:24.253 Yeah. Last year of vet school. 101 00:06:24.384 --> 00:06:26.821 It's a bit stressful on top of everything else, 102 00:06:26.951 --> 00:06:28.997 but we are hoping to open a practice as part of the store. 103 00:06:29.127 --> 00:06:30.825 - Hm. - Yeah. 104 00:06:30.955 --> 00:06:33.741 Um, you said something about my mother's files. 105 00:06:33.871 --> 00:06:36.396 Yeah, I... I didn't know your mother. 106 00:06:36.526 --> 00:06:39.703 And, uh, everything in her file appears to be in order. 107 00:06:39.834 --> 00:06:41.879 There was, however, an old deed I came across 108 00:06:43.794 --> 00:06:45.970 emptying some boxes that had been filed incorrectly. 109 00:06:46.101 --> 00:06:48.582 It's for a coastal property in Oregon. 110 00:06:48.712 --> 00:06:50.410 My mother never had property anywhere. 111 00:06:50.540 --> 00:06:52.150 - Mm. - Certainly not up there. 112 00:06:52.281 --> 00:06:55.676 Well, it's from 1935, in your father's name. 113 00:06:55.806 --> 00:06:57.634 He bought land on the Oregon coast 114 00:06:57.765 --> 00:06:59.810 at the end of the Depression, 115 00:06:59.941 --> 00:07:02.291 little place called Hobbit's Bay. 116 00:07:02.422 --> 00:07:04.119 Never heard of it. 117 00:07:06.991 --> 00:07:09.341 How did something like this get overlooked for so long? 118 00:07:09.472 --> 00:07:13.128 Well, it was before our firm's time, and... 119 00:07:13.258 --> 00:07:16.348 well, we had no record on file of your mother ever owning it. 120 00:07:16.479 --> 00:07:19.177 But it would have passed on to her. 121 00:07:19.308 --> 00:07:22.224 Looks like it got forgotten after your father's death. 122 00:07:24.792 --> 00:07:26.663 Isn't that a little bit strange? I mean, 123 00:07:26.794 --> 00:07:28.883 people don't normally forget about a place they own, do they? 124 00:07:29.013 --> 00:07:30.711 Well, some families have secrets. 125 00:07:32.060 --> 00:07:33.104 You'd be surprised at what people find out 126 00:07:33.235 --> 00:07:34.454 after a loved one dies. 127 00:07:36.717 --> 00:07:38.980 In all my life, she never once mentioned this. 128 00:07:41.112 --> 00:07:42.636 Can I keep all of this? Of course. 129 00:07:45.290 --> 00:07:47.641 I appreciate you coming by. 130 00:07:47.771 --> 00:07:49.207 Look- Look, I don't mean to pry. 131 00:07:50.470 --> 00:07:51.340 There was one other thing I found. 132 00:07:53.560 --> 00:07:56.693 Are you aware of what happened to your father? 133 00:07:56.824 --> 00:07:58.478 He and my sister died in a car accident just before I was born. 134 00:07:58.608 --> 00:08:00.480 Why? 135 00:08:00.610 --> 00:08:02.830 Well, according to this, 136 00:08:02.960 --> 00:08:05.963 they were swimming at Hobbit's Bay when they disappeared. 137 00:08:07.617 --> 00:08:08.879 My mother never spoke about them much. 138 00:08:09.010 --> 00:08:10.141 She never wanted to. Um... 139 00:08:12.100 --> 00:08:14.885 But why would she say it was a car accident if it wasn't? 140 00:08:15.016 --> 00:08:16.278 Well, Ben's mother was institutionalised 141 00:08:16.408 --> 00:08:17.540 for most of his childhood. 142 00:08:18.541 --> 00:08:20.587 She was never around much. 143 00:08:20.717 --> 00:08:22.545 Sorry. I just thought you should know. 144 00:08:24.852 --> 00:08:26.941 Legally, the property's yours to do with as you wish. 145 00:08:27.071 --> 00:08:29.117 I do have a local agent who can help advise. 146 00:08:31.336 --> 00:08:33.208 What do you wanna do? 147 00:08:36.646 --> 00:08:38.822 - Well, how far away is it? - Well, it's quite a drive - 148 00:08:38.953 --> 00:08:42.783 halfway up the Oregon coast, just north of Florence. 149 00:08:42.913 --> 00:08:45.437 I could get my office to give you the directions. 150 00:09:41.537 --> 00:09:42.712 Are you sure this is it? 151 00:09:42.843 --> 00:09:44.018 Oh yeah. 152 00:10:05.343 --> 00:10:07.041 Are we there yet? 153 00:10:07.171 --> 00:10:08.433 Almost, sweetie. 154 00:10:15.832 --> 00:10:17.312 You sure this is safe? 155 00:10:17.442 --> 00:10:19.009 We'll soon find out. 156 00:10:19.140 --> 00:10:20.489 Hold on. 157 00:10:38.681 --> 00:10:40.596 Now what? 158 00:10:40.727 --> 00:10:42.380 I'll take a look. 159 00:11:10.887 --> 00:11:11.888 Hey, there's something through here. 160 00:11:15.065 --> 00:11:16.806 Archie. 161 00:11:16.937 --> 00:11:19.896 Archie! Come here! 162 00:11:28.513 --> 00:11:29.863 Oh wow. 163 00:11:31.299 --> 00:11:33.823 It's a palace. All my dreams have come true 164 00:11:35.869 --> 00:11:37.131 Do you think it has power? 165 00:11:41.918 --> 00:11:43.659 Sure. How do you think you heat the Jacuzzi 166 00:11:46.706 --> 00:11:48.011 OK, stand back. This is a dad job. 167 00:12:35.842 --> 00:12:36.843 Well, a little bit more air and light - 168 00:12:36.973 --> 00:12:38.148 I think it's got potential. 169 00:12:40.629 --> 00:12:42.022 Hey, slow down. 170 00:12:48.985 --> 00:12:50.857 What's in here? 171 00:12:54.643 --> 00:12:56.514 Can we go upstairs? 172 00:12:56.645 --> 00:12:58.429 Sure. 173 00:12:58.560 --> 00:13:00.040 Come on, Archie. Come with me. 174 00:13:01.955 --> 00:13:03.217 Hey, be careful. Some of the floorboards might be rotten. 175 00:13:03.347 --> 00:13:04.914 OK. 176 00:13:20.147 --> 00:13:21.757 Wow. 177 00:13:51.047 --> 00:13:52.657 Hey, can you give me a hand with this? 178 00:13:54.268 --> 00:13:55.573 Oh, don't worry. I got it. 179 00:14:06.019 --> 00:14:07.237 Ben? Quick, come here. 180 00:14:09.544 --> 00:14:10.937 What is it? 181 00:14:11.720 --> 00:14:13.113 You all right? 182 00:14:14.331 --> 00:14:15.376 Look at this. 183 00:14:21.251 --> 00:14:22.687 It's incredible. 184 00:14:31.044 --> 00:14:32.654 Didn't I say things would work out? 185 00:14:33.350 --> 00:14:35.396 I love you. 186 00:14:49.018 --> 00:14:50.367 [STONE COVER SCRAPES, THUD! 187 00:14:53.066 --> 00:14:55.024 What is it? 188 00:14:57.200 --> 00:14:58.419 It looks disgusting. 189 00:14:59.811 --> 00:15:02.510 It's a water tank. 190 00:15:02.640 --> 00:15:04.860 All these old types of places would've run off rainwater 191 00:15:04.991 --> 00:15:08.211 or a bore, if there's an underground spring near here. 192 00:15:08.342 --> 00:15:09.560 You're not going in there. 193 00:15:11.693 --> 00:15:12.912 - It's just a water tank. - Ben! 194 00:15:15.044 --> 00:15:16.654 Hey. Come here. Come here. 195 00:15:44.813 --> 00:15:46.032 'Ben? Ben! 196 00:15:47.511 --> 00:15:48.904 'What can you see?' 197 00:15:49.035 --> 00:15:50.427 Not much. 198 00:16:08.402 --> 00:16:10.056 What's that? 199 00:16:10.186 --> 00:16:12.014 Just an old lantern I found in the dirt. 200 00:16:19.195 --> 00:16:21.110 Can I go in there? 201 00:16:21.241 --> 00:16:23.069 Sweetie, I don't want you to go near this thing, OK? 202 00:16:23.199 --> 00:16:24.853 Promise me? 203 00:16:24.984 --> 00:16:26.115 - Promise. - Yeah, good girl. 204 00:16:27.769 --> 00:16:29.162 Go and help Mom. 205 00:17:22.693 --> 00:17:24.217 Honey! Where do you want our bags? 206 00:17:24.347 --> 00:17:25.870 I got pillows and blankets too. 207 00:17:28.221 --> 00:17:31.180 Uh, up here. I think this is your parents' old room. 208 00:17:37.491 --> 00:17:38.709 What are these? 209 00:17:41.625 --> 00:17:42.844 Mm. Must be Granny's. 210 00:17:51.287 --> 00:17:52.593 Was this her? 211 00:17:52.723 --> 00:17:54.638 She was beautiful. 212 00:17:54.769 --> 00:17:57.163 Yeah, she was. 213 00:17:57.293 --> 00:17:59.861 And that little girl would've been your Aunt Rosie. 214 00:18:08.957 --> 00:18:10.306 I think this is jammed. 215 00:18:10.437 --> 00:18:11.481 It won't open. 216 00:18:11.612 --> 00:18:13.962 - Yeah? - Yeah. 217 00:18:14.093 --> 00:18:16.617 Oh yeah. Someone's nailed them shut. 218 00:18:16.747 --> 00:18:19.359 Probably just thought the place would've been broken into. 219 00:18:27.541 --> 00:18:29.978 Sugar and Meg-Meg want to know where their room is. 220 00:18:30.109 --> 00:18:32.154 Well, I saw a very special room downstairs. 221 00:18:32.285 --> 00:18:33.590 Shall we go check it out? Mm-hm. 222 00:18:35.070 --> 00:18:36.419 All right, come on. Jump on. 223 00:18:39.161 --> 00:18:41.163 Downstairs. Giddy up! 224 00:18:41.294 --> 00:18:42.295 Yeehaw! 225 00:18:42.991 --> 00:18:44.993 Whoa! 226 00:18:53.828 --> 00:18:55.395 Help! 227 00:18:58.876 --> 00:19:01.575 ♪ Drifting in a day not yet begun. 228 00:19:04.621 --> 00:19:06.145 ♪ 6 o'clock and peaceful 229 00:19:06.841 --> 00:19:09.409 ♪ and serene. 230 00:19:09.539 --> 00:19:11.150 All here, like everything was just left. 231 00:19:11.280 --> 00:19:12.673 Right. 232 00:19:12.803 --> 00:19:14.501 ♪ Floating in a Technicolor scene. 233 00:19:16.764 --> 00:19:18.157 ♪ Something nearly peaceful 234 00:19:19.027 --> 00:19:20.420 ♪ in the sound. 235 00:19:22.770 --> 00:19:24.250 ♪ Rising from the 236 00:19:24.380 --> 00:19:25.599 ♪ San Andreas ground. 237 00:19:28.689 --> 00:19:30.081 ♪ Overground... 238 00:19:30.908 --> 00:19:32.301 Hold this. 239 00:19:35.522 --> 00:19:37.437 ♪ Underground, it starts to rearrange. 240 00:19:41.441 --> 00:19:42.659 ♪ You better get up 241 00:19:43.921 --> 00:19:45.749 ♪ and run for a doorway. ♪ 242 00:20:15.953 --> 00:20:17.216 Look what I found. 243 00:20:20.958 --> 00:20:22.133 Do you think that's here? 244 00:20:23.178 --> 00:20:24.571 I don't know. 245 00:20:25.572 --> 00:20:27.008 Could be. 246 00:20:28.575 --> 00:20:29.967 Check this out. 247 00:20:31.969 --> 00:20:34.233 It's a bunch of news clippings about the area. 248 00:20:35.103 --> 00:20:37.540 What do they mean? 249 00:20:37.671 --> 00:20:40.282 I don't know. I got dozens more. They're all similar. 250 00:20:42.589 --> 00:20:44.243 I mean, there's an insurance claim here 251 00:20:44.373 --> 00:20:47.463 for another ship that ran aground in the early 1900s. 252 00:20:47.594 --> 00:20:48.812 This one says some of the crew went ashore 253 00:20:48.943 --> 00:20:50.074 and were never seen again. 254 00:20:53.252 --> 00:20:54.427 Look at this. 255 00:20:55.645 --> 00:20:58.344 I found them in your mother's room. 256 00:20:58.474 --> 00:21:01.912 They're reports of your father and sister. 257 00:21:02.043 --> 00:21:06.047 Tilbury was right. According to these, they did drown here, 258 00:21:06.177 --> 00:21:08.005 but their bodies were never recovered. 259 00:21:21.323 --> 00:21:22.542 They suspected her? 260 00:21:23.978 --> 00:21:25.762 That doesn't make any sense. I mean... 261 00:21:27.024 --> 00:21:28.287 she was secretive... 262 00:21:29.810 --> 00:21:30.854 a bit crazy, sure, but... 263 00:21:42.301 --> 00:21:43.432 You should see your face. 264 00:21:46.609 --> 00:21:47.828 You think my mom's a psycho. 265 00:21:48.307 --> 00:21:50.221 Uh... 266 00:21:50.352 --> 00:21:52.311 - Maybe it runs in the family. - Oh, shut up. 267 00:21:53.268 --> 00:21:55.096 What was that noise? 268 00:21:55.226 --> 00:21:56.402 - Nothing, sweetie. Just- - I'll clear this away. 269 00:21:56.532 --> 00:21:57.577 It's just the wind, OK? 270 00:21:59.840 --> 00:22:01.537 Come on. Off to beddy-byes. 271 00:22:01.668 --> 00:22:03.974 Come here. 272 00:22:04.105 --> 00:22:06.890 - Goodnight, Daddy. - Goodnight, angel. Sleep tight. 273 00:22:09.458 --> 00:22:11.895 Come on. 274 00:22:31.045 --> 00:22:32.655 OK, here we go. 275 00:22:35.179 --> 00:22:36.398 Who's that? 276 00:22:36.529 --> 00:22:37.660 That's you. 277 00:22:38.705 --> 00:22:40.271 - This is Daddy. - Mm. 278 00:22:40.402 --> 00:22:42.056 That's Grandma. 279 00:22:42.186 --> 00:22:44.406 I miss her. 280 00:22:44.537 --> 00:22:45.755 I know, sweetie. We do too. 281 00:22:46.930 --> 00:22:48.410 But she's in a better place now. 282 00:22:49.803 --> 00:22:52.153 Can you read Wind in the Willows to me? 283 00:22:52.283 --> 00:22:56.157 Just for a few minutes. Who's your favourite this week? 284 00:22:56.287 --> 00:22:59.334 Badger. He's so grumpy. 285 00:22:59.465 --> 00:23:00.683 No, wait. I like Toady. He's the funniest. 286 00:23:00.814 --> 00:23:02.381 Yeah? 287 00:23:03.817 --> 00:23:05.688 'Like Summer Tempests Came His Tears. 288 00:23:06.907 --> 00:23:09.388 'The Rat put out a neat, brown paw, 289 00:23:09.518 --> 00:23:11.781 'gripped Toad firmly by the scruff of his neck...' 290 00:23:39.722 --> 00:23:41.115 She's asleep. 291 00:23:43.073 --> 00:23:45.511 What you looking at? 292 00:23:45.641 --> 00:23:48.078 Found it downstairs. It's your mother's diary. 293 00:23:54.433 --> 00:23:57.348 Yeah, this is her handwriting. 294 00:23:57.479 --> 00:23:59.960 She used to write me from hospital when I was a kid. 295 00:24:00.090 --> 00:24:02.441 - She never remarried? - No. Never saw anyone. 296 00:24:04.704 --> 00:24:06.880 She used to say when Dad and Rosie died that it was fate. 297 00:24:09.404 --> 00:24:11.928 To God, be grateful for what you've got, and all that. 298 00:24:36.300 --> 00:24:38.564 Well, I think you're doing a hell of a better job. 299 00:24:40.653 --> 00:24:43.917 You know, it's strange when your parents die. 300 00:24:44.047 --> 00:24:47.398 You start thinking about them differently, like... 301 00:24:47.529 --> 00:24:49.792 how they were to you, the decisions they made. 302 00:24:51.185 --> 00:24:52.360 How youare to your own child. 303 00:24:53.535 --> 00:24:55.145 How you'll never do what they did. 304 00:24:57.844 --> 00:24:59.498 What do you wanna do about this place? 305 00:25:01.108 --> 00:25:02.501 We could really use the money. 306 00:25:03.893 --> 00:25:05.678 And it's fuckingcreepy. 307 00:25:05.808 --> 00:25:07.157 It is! 308 00:25:07.288 --> 00:25:08.507 Yeah, well... it is. 309 00:25:10.857 --> 00:25:13.294 I mean, this place was so special to them. 310 00:25:13.424 --> 00:25:17.211 Why didn't she want me to know? 311 00:25:17.341 --> 00:25:19.605 Thought you would never ask. Let's find out. 312 00:25:21.520 --> 00:25:22.738 'April 27th, 1946. 313 00:25:24.348 --> 00:25:26.307 'We have moved in, 314 00:25:26.437 --> 00:25:27.961 'and I am my new self again.' LINDA... my new self again, 315 00:25:28.091 --> 00:25:30.006 with none of my dark sadness. 316 00:25:34.141 --> 00:25:36.317 It is just the beginning of our new life here 317 00:25:36.447 --> 00:25:38.841 with Rosie, and our child grows strong inside of me. 318 00:25:40.669 --> 00:25:43.977 Alec is determined we be comfortable here 319 00:25:44.107 --> 00:25:47.676 and has had a man come in and build a water tank. 320 00:25:47.807 --> 00:25:50.636 And this week, they drilled more than a hundred feet 321 00:25:50.766 --> 00:25:53.421 to the deep spring that has water 322 00:25:53.552 --> 00:25:56.555 sweeter and more nourishing than any I have ever tasted. 323 00:26:03.605 --> 00:26:06.347 A package arrived today, completely anonymously. 324 00:26:10.699 --> 00:26:13.702 It contained newspaper reports about our bay. 325 00:26:13.833 --> 00:26:16.270 Alec told me to throw them away, 326 00:26:16.400 --> 00:26:17.837 that someone is not happy we are here 327 00:26:17.967 --> 00:26:19.316 and is trying to unsettle us. 328 00:26:28.151 --> 00:26:30.023 Alec was up all night with the storm again. 329 00:26:30.153 --> 00:26:32.329 When it cleared, 330 00:26:32.460 --> 00:26:35.942 Rosie and I took our early stroll along the beach. 331 00:26:36.072 --> 00:26:38.031 He was not there for his early morning swim. 332 00:26:39.815 --> 00:26:42.862 And when we returned, I could not find him anywhere. 333 00:26:47.997 --> 00:26:49.477 He has been gone for three days. 334 00:26:51.348 --> 00:26:54.047 I alerted the local police, but they assure me he will return 335 00:26:54.177 --> 00:26:55.309 from wherever he has gone. 336 00:26:57.093 --> 00:26:59.400 Rosie misses her father terribly, 337 00:26:59.530 --> 00:27:01.054 and I fear for his safety. 338 00:27:03.578 --> 00:27:04.797 'May 5th, 1946.' 339 00:27:06.625 --> 00:27:09.149 That's the last entry. The rest is missing. 340 00:27:14.284 --> 00:27:16.983 Rosie disappeared on the night of May 10th. 341 00:27:17.113 --> 00:27:18.637 What happened in those five days? 342 00:27:24.381 --> 00:27:25.644 What's the matter? You don't wanna know what happened? 343 00:27:25.774 --> 00:27:27.167 Oh, this is just so crazy. You know? 344 00:27:27.297 --> 00:27:28.559 This is her all over again. She-She- 345 00:27:28.690 --> 00:27:29.909 She never told me the truth. 346 00:27:31.519 --> 00:27:33.303 Never. Never what I wanted to know. 347 00:27:33.434 --> 00:27:34.522 Now I have to accept that. 348 00:27:37.743 --> 00:27:40.049 I don't know why she did what she did 349 00:27:40.180 --> 00:27:41.834 or what even really happened, but... 350 00:27:43.139 --> 00:27:44.575 she's gone now, and I never will. 351 00:27:46.273 --> 00:27:49.319 - You're not slightly curious? - What difference does it make? 352 00:27:49.450 --> 00:27:50.669 She did what she did. 353 00:29:53.748 --> 00:29:54.880 Mommy. 354 00:29:55.010 --> 00:29:56.229 Sweetie. 355 00:29:57.796 --> 00:29:59.623 Something's trying to get in. 356 00:30:34.571 --> 00:30:36.312 'Stay here, OK? 357 00:30:38.837 --> 00:30:40.229 'Ben. Get up.' 358 00:31:02.861 --> 00:31:04.166 'What is it?' 359 00:31:07.126 --> 00:31:08.910 I-I don't know. I'm still on the stairs. 360 00:31:09.041 --> 00:31:10.433 Go back to bed. 361 00:34:55.005 --> 00:34:57.617 Shit! 362 00:34:57.747 --> 00:35:00.185 Don't do that. You'll give me a heart attack. 363 00:35:00.315 --> 00:35:01.664 The terrace door doesn't shut properly. 364 00:35:01.795 --> 00:35:03.362 -Oh my God. - What are you doing? 365 00:35:03.492 --> 00:35:05.581 Nothing. I'm... I thought I heard something. 366 00:35:05.712 --> 00:35:06.974 Let's go to sleep. 367 00:35:08.062 --> 00:35:09.107 Don't dothat. You just... 368 00:35:11.109 --> 00:35:12.545 scared the livin' days out of me. 369 00:35:14.068 --> 00:35:16.070 - It's funny. - It's not funny. 370 00:35:58.634 --> 00:35:59.853 ♪ Sometimes lovin'... 371 00:36:01.550 --> 00:36:02.943 ♪ is so, so hard 372 00:36:03.073 --> 00:36:04.510 ♪ to do. 373 00:36:25.792 --> 00:36:27.794 Hey! You're up. 374 00:36:27.924 --> 00:36:30.927 I didn't wanna wake you. Thought you could do with the sleep. 375 00:36:31.058 --> 00:36:33.495 Fridge is running. Hungry? 376 00:36:33.626 --> 00:36:36.368 No. I can't believe I slept in. 377 00:36:36.498 --> 00:36:37.891 What's all that? Oh, it's just junk - 378 00:36:38.021 --> 00:36:40.589 old tools, lots of fertiliser. 379 00:36:40.720 --> 00:36:42.939 We should keep Reia outta here. It's high ammonium nitrate - 380 00:36:43.070 --> 00:36:44.680 what they used to make bombs with in World War II. 381 00:36:44.811 --> 00:36:47.248 Even some old fuse wires still here. 382 00:36:47.379 --> 00:36:48.641 Found some old gas, but we're gonna need more, 383 00:36:48.771 --> 00:36:51.774 so I'm gonna head back to that station tomorrow. 384 00:36:51.905 --> 00:36:53.341 What? What is it? 385 00:36:55.952 --> 00:36:57.998 Doesn't this place make you feel uneasy? 386 00:36:59.739 --> 00:37:00.696 Well, first night in a new place is always a bit weird, 387 00:37:02.437 --> 00:37:05.832 but that may be because I woke up with Meg-Meg staring at me 388 00:37:05.962 --> 00:37:07.181 with her creepy one eye... 389 00:37:07.312 --> 00:37:09.270 ...and a unicorn up my nose. 390 00:37:09.401 --> 00:37:11.098 Could be that. 391 00:37:21.978 --> 00:37:24.154 Why don't we just call someone to come in and fix it? 392 00:37:24.285 --> 00:37:25.721 It could be just a shut valve. 393 00:37:27.767 --> 00:37:30.204 It's actually quite nice in here. 394 00:37:30.335 --> 00:37:32.554 - Are you sure about this? - Can't be that hard, right? 395 00:37:32.685 --> 00:37:33.903 Wish me luck. 396 00:37:59.712 --> 00:38:01.931 Well, it looks like it goes a long way back under the cottage. 397 00:38:04.804 --> 00:38:07.850 If there are any monsters or psychos, don't let them out, OK? 398 00:38:07.981 --> 00:38:09.504 You bet, honey. 399 00:38:09.635 --> 00:38:11.027 Damn things. 400 00:38:12.028 --> 00:38:13.552 Agh! What can you see? 401 00:38:17.556 --> 00:38:19.688 There's a pipe coming in from the hill behind 402 00:38:21.560 --> 00:38:22.604 and another below that must go to the pump. 403 00:38:22.735 --> 00:38:24.171 Hang on. I'll see if I can open it. 404 00:38:33.833 --> 00:38:34.834 Ow. Shit. 405 00:38:47.412 --> 00:38:48.935 It works! 406 00:38:49.065 --> 00:38:50.458 We've got water! 407 00:38:54.070 --> 00:38:56.116 Damn it. 408 00:40:09.494 --> 00:40:12.061 Any luck? 409 00:40:12.192 --> 00:40:15.891 Oh. Did you hurt yourself? Uh, it's just a scratch. 410 00:40:16.022 --> 00:40:19.547 Found a tunnel and a sort of cave behind the tank wall. 411 00:40:19.678 --> 00:40:21.680 Looks really deep. Must be where the water comes from. 412 00:40:21.810 --> 00:40:23.377 Oh! 413 00:40:23.508 --> 00:40:24.726 Great. Pump still works. 414 00:40:26.946 --> 00:40:28.513 Oh. 415 00:40:36.434 --> 00:40:38.740 Pure spring water. 416 00:40:38.871 --> 00:40:41.047 Maybe we should start bottling it. Could be a new thing. 417 00:40:41.177 --> 00:40:42.831 OK, let's not, uh, close the store just yet. 418 00:40:45.791 --> 00:40:47.009 Look what else I found. 419 00:40:48.620 --> 00:40:50.839 Oh. 420 00:40:56.410 --> 00:40:57.759 Where did you find this? 421 00:40:57.890 --> 00:40:59.108 It was in the mud, in the tank. 422 00:41:00.458 --> 00:41:01.981 What do you think it is? 423 00:41:02.111 --> 00:41:04.636 Well, it's not a fish. 424 00:41:04.766 --> 00:41:07.465 It's some sort of amphibious larvae - not fully formed. 425 00:41:10.206 --> 00:41:11.381 These are its gills. Yeah? 426 00:41:13.296 --> 00:41:14.907 See the rear bone spurs? 427 00:41:15.037 --> 00:41:17.518 They turn into legs when they move on to land. 428 00:41:17.649 --> 00:41:19.085 Look how slimy it is. Like, look. 429 00:41:20.390 --> 00:41:21.653 Oh, yeah. 430 00:41:21.783 --> 00:41:23.785 Wow. 431 00:41:27.354 --> 00:41:28.398 Holy shit. 432 00:41:31.271 --> 00:41:32.490 - What's that? - Hm? 433 00:41:34.492 --> 00:41:36.581 It's solid. That's where its eyes should be. 434 00:41:38.670 --> 00:41:40.759 Maybe it's subterranean - evolved not to need them, 435 00:41:40.889 --> 00:41:42.108 like Apoda amphibians. 436 00:41:44.110 --> 00:41:47.069 - What does 'Apoda' mean? - Uh, 'the blind ones' in Latin. 437 00:41:47.200 --> 00:41:49.376 Do you know how devilishly sexy you are 438 00:41:49.507 --> 00:41:51.204 when you speak Latin? I do, actually. 439 00:41:53.946 --> 00:41:55.643 What do you think it's doing here? 440 00:41:55.774 --> 00:41:59.038 I don't know. Maybe it's attracted to the water. 441 00:41:59.168 --> 00:42:02.041 It's pretty incredible. Pretty frickin' weird. 442 00:42:02.171 --> 00:42:05.044 What do we do with it? Mm, we should try preserve it. 443 00:42:05.174 --> 00:42:06.872 Someone will wanna study this thing for sure. 444 00:42:07.002 --> 00:42:08.221 Where's that cooler? 445 00:42:08.874 --> 00:42:10.571 Oh, there. 446 00:42:13.531 --> 00:42:14.967 OK, but you better win an award for discovering this thing, 447 00:42:15.097 --> 00:42:16.969 whatever the hell it is, 448 00:42:17.099 --> 00:42:18.797 cos that was my lucky Led Zeppelin shirt. 449 00:42:18.927 --> 00:42:21.451 I'll buy you a new one when I'm famous. 450 00:42:51.307 --> 00:42:53.005 Hello? 451 00:42:53.135 --> 00:42:55.181 Daddy? 452 00:42:59.577 --> 00:43:00.795 Is anyone in there? 453 00:43:04.625 --> 00:43:06.845 Daddy? 454 00:43:18.247 --> 00:43:19.640 Ah. Mommy! 455 00:43:21.599 --> 00:43:23.122 What is it? Are you hurt? 456 00:43:24.384 --> 00:43:27.126 There's something in the tank. 457 00:43:27.256 --> 00:43:29.694 Why is this open? She could've fallen. 458 00:43:29.824 --> 00:43:32.261 It sounded like the one in my room last night. 459 00:43:32.392 --> 00:43:34.133 What do you mean, in your room? 460 00:43:34.263 --> 00:43:36.091 Honey, there's a lot of animals in the wild here. 461 00:43:36.222 --> 00:43:38.572 Please. I told you not to look in there. 462 00:43:38.703 --> 00:43:39.878 Probably just the sound of the water pipe. 463 00:43:40.008 --> 00:43:41.706 Hello? Is anyone home? 464 00:43:43.708 --> 00:43:46.449 So sorry. Th-The front door was open. 465 00:43:46.580 --> 00:43:48.930 I'm Merial Tingey. Mr Tilbury asked me to come and see you 466 00:43:49.061 --> 00:43:51.629 about selling the property. I couldn't call. 467 00:43:51.759 --> 00:43:53.108 I hope now's OK. 468 00:43:53.239 --> 00:43:55.067 Uh... 469 00:43:55.197 --> 00:43:57.460 'course. I'm Ben. 470 00:43:57.591 --> 00:44:00.725 This is Jules and Reia. Glad you found us. 471 00:44:00.855 --> 00:44:03.075 It's a bit of a hike, isn't it? I thought I might get stuck, 472 00:44:03.205 --> 00:44:05.033 so I left my car at the top and walked down. 473 00:44:05.164 --> 00:44:07.166 I saw you from the hill. 474 00:44:07.296 --> 00:44:08.036 Do you wanna go upstairs and play 475 00:44:08.167 --> 00:44:09.211 while we talk to the lady? 476 00:44:15.740 --> 00:44:16.697 I remember my father coming here years ago 477 00:44:16.828 --> 00:44:18.830 with a buyer. 478 00:44:18.960 --> 00:44:21.180 But your mother's lawyer was adamant she'd never sell. 479 00:44:21.310 --> 00:44:22.442 It truly is a magical spot. 480 00:44:23.269 --> 00:44:25.619 Yeah. 481 00:44:25.750 --> 00:44:28.709 It's a gorgeous beach. Well, not just the beach. 482 00:44:28.840 --> 00:44:30.537 You realise the property extends a lot further than that - 483 00:44:30.668 --> 00:44:32.539 several private coves, 484 00:44:32.670 --> 00:44:34.715 most of those hills in the distance as well. 485 00:44:36.325 --> 00:44:38.066 Well, we only learned about the place last week. 486 00:44:38.197 --> 00:44:39.372 It's the last remaining untouched block of its size 487 00:44:39.502 --> 00:44:41.896 up here. From what I can recall, 488 00:44:42.027 --> 00:44:43.506 I believe the cottage was originally built 489 00:44:43.637 --> 00:44:46.335 as a whaler's shack in the early 1800s. 490 00:44:46.466 --> 00:44:48.947 Uh, do you know who owned the place before Ben's parents? 491 00:44:49.077 --> 00:44:51.776 I don't. May have even been abandoned. 492 00:44:51.906 --> 00:44:54.517 There were a lot of protests when he bought it - 493 00:44:54.648 --> 00:44:57.825 locals especially. They thought the place was cursed, but... 494 00:44:57.956 --> 00:44:59.740 I'm sorry about what happened to him. 495 00:45:01.307 --> 00:45:03.048 Uh, you said curse. What do you mean by that? 496 00:45:03.178 --> 00:45:05.137 Sorry. I didn't mean to scare you. 497 00:45:05.267 --> 00:45:07.879 Uh, the big Cascadia earthquake in 1700. 498 00:45:08.009 --> 00:45:09.576 It hit from Canada down to California. 499 00:45:09.707 --> 00:45:11.404 This coast was completely torn open - 500 00:45:11.534 --> 00:45:14.059 sent a tsunami all the way to Japan. 501 00:45:14.189 --> 00:45:16.365 The Siuslaw people said the land was bad 502 00:45:16.496 --> 00:45:18.498 and abandoned the whole area. 503 00:45:18.628 --> 00:45:20.108 Theysaid it was cursed. Said, uh... 504 00:45:22.067 --> 00:45:24.330 the ground opened up deep, and people would disappear. 505 00:45:24.460 --> 00:45:26.724 It's just a silly old story. Places have them. 506 00:45:29.117 --> 00:45:30.945 I'm sorry. I hope you don't think this presumptuous; 507 00:45:31.076 --> 00:45:32.947 I made a few calls before I came, and, uh... 508 00:45:34.470 --> 00:45:36.037 well, I have a buyer who's interested. 509 00:45:36.168 --> 00:45:37.343 They've made a strong offer and would move quickly, 510 00:45:37.473 --> 00:45:38.648 if you wanted. 511 00:45:38.779 --> 00:45:39.998 Oh, that's fast. 512 00:45:44.916 --> 00:45:47.745 There may be a little room to go up... for a quick sale. 513 00:45:47.875 --> 00:45:50.399 - Oh, this is a lot. - Is that serious? 514 00:45:50.530 --> 00:45:51.270 It's a lot more than I think your mother ever thought 515 00:45:51.400 --> 00:45:53.098 it'd be worth. 516 00:45:53.228 --> 00:45:53.881 And if you want more, I can ask- No. No. 517 00:45:54.012 --> 00:45:56.623 Yes. Yes! 518 00:45:56.754 --> 00:45:58.494 The buyer's in town and keen to close a deal, 519 00:45:58.625 --> 00:46:00.061 so if you have time to meet, then... 520 00:46:01.497 --> 00:46:03.282 well... 521 00:46:03.412 --> 00:46:05.327 my number's on there. 522 00:46:05.458 --> 00:46:07.155 You'll wanna talk, a-a-and no rush. 523 00:46:08.896 --> 00:46:10.811 Sorry. 524 00:46:10.942 --> 00:46:12.900 Thank you. 525 00:46:13.031 --> 00:46:15.337 Can I give you a lift back up to your car? 526 00:46:15.468 --> 00:46:18.079 Thank you, but, you know, I think I'll enjoy the walk. 527 00:47:54.436 --> 00:47:55.873 Oh, wha-? 528 00:48:42.006 --> 00:48:43.224 Ben? Are you awake? 529 00:48:44.834 --> 00:48:45.792 I'm asleep. 530 00:48:45.923 --> 00:48:48.142 Shh. 531 00:48:48.273 --> 00:48:49.317 I think I hear something. 532 00:48:50.666 --> 00:48:52.016 That. 533 00:50:04.958 --> 00:50:06.916 What's going on? You OK? 534 00:50:07.047 --> 00:50:08.962 I-I just saw something at the window. 535 00:50:11.138 --> 00:50:12.618 What? 536 00:50:12.748 --> 00:50:14.141 O-Over there. 537 00:50:17.231 --> 00:50:18.580 You sure? There's nothing there. 538 00:50:18.711 --> 00:50:21.496 Yes. Yes, I'm goddamn sure. It had big teeth and claws. 539 00:50:21.627 --> 00:50:23.455 It was right there. 540 00:50:23.585 --> 00:50:25.457 It was probably just a raccoon attracted to the light. 541 00:50:25.587 --> 00:50:28.068 - That was no fucking raccoon. - OK, just calm down. 542 00:50:29.852 --> 00:50:32.464 OK? I don't wanna scare Reia. There's nothing out there, OK? 543 00:50:32.594 --> 00:50:34.161 I-I just want us to go. I just want us to leave. 544 00:50:37.164 --> 00:50:39.993 Look, I'll call Merial tomorrow and meet the buyer. 545 00:50:40.124 --> 00:50:41.995 We can sell it in the next day or two and never come back. 546 00:50:42.126 --> 00:50:43.301 OK? 547 00:51:24.864 --> 00:51:26.605 Come on. 548 00:51:32.567 --> 00:51:33.786 Oh, come on. 549 00:52:00.943 --> 00:52:02.336 Ah, shit. 550 00:54:22.520 --> 00:54:23.782 What are you doing? 551 00:54:23.912 --> 00:54:25.349 I thought you were going to the gas station. 552 00:54:25.479 --> 00:54:26.915 Go inside and play, sweetie. 553 00:54:29.004 --> 00:54:31.398 Have you seen Archie? He came up from the beach. 554 00:54:31.529 --> 00:54:32.530 Uh, maybe he's around back. I'll have a look when I go. 555 00:54:32.660 --> 00:54:33.792 - SIGHS: OK. - Look at this. 556 00:54:35.881 --> 00:54:37.883 Found your intruder. It's just a raccoon. 557 00:54:39.537 --> 00:54:41.582 Must've got in under the house somehow and drowned. 558 00:54:41.713 --> 00:54:42.888 That's what all the noise would've been. 559 00:54:43.018 --> 00:54:44.281 Poor little guy. 560 00:54:47.022 --> 00:54:48.285 Look what else I found. 561 00:54:50.156 --> 00:54:51.505 You see what's tangled in it? 562 00:55:40.337 --> 00:55:41.860 I think we need to call the police. 563 00:55:43.165 --> 00:55:45.429 They need to look down there. 564 00:55:45.559 --> 00:55:46.865 I'm gonna go to the gas station. 565 00:56:19.506 --> 00:56:21.421 The Badger drew himself up, 566 00:56:21.552 --> 00:56:24.642 took a firm grip with his stick with both paws, 567 00:56:24.772 --> 00:56:27.253 glanced around his comrades and cried, 568 00:56:27.384 --> 00:56:29.603 'The hour has come. Follow me,' 569 00:56:29.734 --> 00:56:31.300 and flung the trap door wide open. 570 00:56:32.258 --> 00:56:34.086 They were but four in all, 571 00:56:34.216 --> 00:56:35.783 but to the panic-stricken weasels, 572 00:56:35.914 --> 00:56:38.046 the hall seemed full of monstrous animals. 573 00:56:40.788 --> 00:56:42.573 - No, more! - We can read again tomorrow. 574 00:56:46.141 --> 00:56:48.187 It's early. Do we have to? 575 00:56:48.317 --> 00:56:49.754 Afraid so, beautiful. 576 00:58:43.345 --> 00:58:44.564 Hello? Is anybody there? 577 00:58:46.131 --> 00:58:48.350 Hello? Anybody? 578 00:58:50.265 --> 00:58:51.484 Hello? 579 01:01:49.967 --> 01:01:52.665 Reia! 580 01:02:14.687 --> 01:02:15.906 Come on. 581 01:02:16.036 --> 01:02:17.995 Come on! 582 01:02:19.823 --> 01:02:21.389 Reia! 583 01:02:40.713 --> 01:02:42.280 Reia! 584 01:02:45.936 --> 01:02:46.980 Jules? 585 01:02:50.462 --> 01:02:52.464 Jules! 586 01:02:52.594 --> 01:02:53.987 Where are you? 587 01:02:55.293 --> 01:02:57.512 Jules! 588 01:02:57.643 --> 01:03:00.037 Up here! 589 01:03:00.167 --> 01:03:02.387 - Are you all right? - The tank lid was open. 590 01:03:02.517 --> 01:03:04.998 Something came into the cottage. We need to leave. 591 01:03:09.524 --> 01:03:11.265 -What is it? - Merial, the estate agent. 592 01:03:11.396 --> 01:03:13.920 She's dead. Something attacked her. 593 01:03:14.051 --> 01:03:15.661 I radioed the sheriff. They're sending someone. 594 01:03:15.792 --> 01:03:17.445 They said to lock the doors and wait for them. 595 01:03:17.576 --> 01:03:19.621 We should, uh- We should get Reia dressed. 596 01:03:22.711 --> 01:03:25.410 I found out what happened to your father and sister. 597 01:03:25.540 --> 01:03:27.499 They didn't drown at the beach. 598 01:03:27.629 --> 01:03:29.370 They died here, in the cottage. 599 01:03:33.113 --> 01:03:35.724 There's something in this place. 600 01:03:35.855 --> 01:03:37.857 That's why no one lives here, why your mother never told you 601 01:03:37.988 --> 01:03:39.772 about it. She never wanted you to know, to evercome here. 602 01:03:43.297 --> 01:03:44.777 She lied to the police. 603 01:03:44.908 --> 01:03:47.258 She made the whole thing up about them drowning. 604 01:03:50.609 --> 01:03:51.828 It's the rest of her diary. 605 01:03:53.742 --> 01:03:56.049 'I trust in God I make it away from here 606 01:03:56.180 --> 01:03:58.747 'and out of this hell and my poor family can be found.' 607 01:03:59.531 --> 01:04:00.793 Mommy! 608 01:04:02.751 --> 01:04:04.623 She wasn't crazy like they thought. 609 01:04:04.753 --> 01:04:07.365 No. She thought they'd take you away if she told the truth. 610 01:04:07.495 --> 01:04:09.062 And the last thing she wrote was... 611 01:04:10.281 --> 01:04:12.152 'Whoever finds this, forgive me,'... 612 01:04:13.240 --> 01:04:14.676 and this. 613 01:04:18.289 --> 01:04:20.639 -Where are we going? - Just for a drive, sweetie. 614 01:04:20.769 --> 01:04:22.510 Just wait here with Mommy. 615 01:04:22.641 --> 01:04:23.207 That's the sheriff. I'll go get him. 616 01:04:23.337 --> 01:04:25.426 Hey, wait! 617 01:04:27.515 --> 01:04:29.561 OK. 618 01:06:58.101 --> 01:06:59.972 Aah! Aah! 619 01:07:12.811 --> 01:07:14.378 Aah! 620 01:07:17.946 --> 01:07:19.339 Aah! 621 01:07:45.670 --> 01:07:47.498 No! 622 01:08:13.524 --> 01:08:15.917 Shit. 623 01:08:40.159 --> 01:08:42.161 - I heard a gun. What happened? - He's dead. 624 01:08:44.381 --> 01:08:46.513 He's dead. It killed him, 625 01:08:46.644 --> 01:08:48.689 that thing you saw. 626 01:08:48.820 --> 01:08:50.038 Wait, wh-what did you see? 627 01:08:52.693 --> 01:08:55.696 It was like some kind of reptile. Didn't have any eyes. 628 01:08:55.827 --> 01:08:57.045 Shit. Hey. 629 01:08:58.830 --> 01:08:59.787 Hey, Ben. 630 01:08:59.918 --> 01:09:01.833 Ben? 631 01:09:01.963 --> 01:09:04.401 Hey. Just breathe. OK? 632 01:09:04.531 --> 01:09:05.750 Breathe. Breathe, please. 633 01:09:07.404 --> 01:09:09.536 What the hell is this thing? 634 01:09:09.667 --> 01:09:11.843 I don't know. 635 01:09:11.973 --> 01:09:13.714 I don't know. We've gotta go. 636 01:09:13.845 --> 01:09:15.107 - No, we can't. - No, we haveto go. 637 01:09:15.238 --> 01:09:16.717 - We can't go! - We have to. 638 01:09:16.848 --> 01:09:19.938 Whatever it is, it's still out there. 639 01:09:20.068 --> 01:09:22.549 OK, there must be a nest somewhere behind the tank. 640 01:09:24.899 --> 01:09:27.119 All the noise we've been making, the pump - 641 01:09:27.250 --> 01:09:30.035 it knows we're here. That's what the scratching is. 642 01:09:30.166 --> 01:09:32.994 It's just trying to get in. 643 01:09:33.125 --> 01:09:35.258 Maybe we can make some noise, lure it back into the tank, 644 01:09:35.388 --> 01:09:37.912 somehow bury it in there. How? That lid doesn't stop it. 645 01:09:38.043 --> 01:09:40.654 There's spare gas in the shed. 646 01:09:40.785 --> 01:09:43.266 Mixed with that fertiliser, it's highly explosive. 647 01:09:43.396 --> 01:09:44.615 I can rig a fuse. 648 01:09:46.312 --> 01:09:48.662 You can't go back in there. 649 01:09:48.793 --> 01:09:49.968 We don't have a choice! It's gonna kill us in here. 650 01:09:50.098 --> 01:09:51.361 It's the only way we can stop it. 651 01:09:52.927 --> 01:09:55.365 You and Reia stay upstairs. Lock the door. 652 01:09:55.495 --> 01:09:57.541 Whatever happens, don't open it. 653 01:09:57.671 --> 01:09:59.978 No, we can make it to the car. 654 01:10:00.108 --> 01:10:03.242 No, we can't, baby, not with her. 655 01:10:03.373 --> 01:10:05.070 When it's set, I'll come get you. 656 01:10:05.201 --> 01:10:06.419 We won't have much time. 657 01:10:08.987 --> 01:10:10.597 You come back, OK? 658 01:10:10.728 --> 01:10:12.773 You come back. 659 01:15:01.453 --> 01:15:03.803 Hey. Stay here, sweetie. OK? 660 01:15:12.899 --> 01:15:14.161 It's OK. 661 01:15:40.361 --> 01:15:41.580 Archie. 662 01:17:41.308 --> 01:17:42.875 Ben! 663 01:17:51.536 --> 01:17:52.842 Aah! 664 01:17:56.367 --> 01:17:57.585 Aah! 665 01:17:59.762 --> 01:18:00.763 Aah! 666 01:18:01.764 --> 01:18:04.070 Aaah! 667 01:18:04.201 --> 01:18:05.681 Aah! 668 01:18:08.466 --> 01:18:10.163 Hey, sweetie. I need to go see Daddy. I need to go help him. 669 01:18:10.294 --> 01:18:11.861 You just stay here. Don't move. OK? 670 01:18:23.655 --> 01:18:25.962 Mom! Mommy! 671 01:18:26.092 --> 01:18:28.747 Sweetie. Sweetie. OK. Just be quiet, OK? 672 01:19:24.063 --> 01:19:25.369 Mommy! 673 01:19:30.069 --> 01:19:32.115 Mommy! 674 01:19:32.245 --> 01:19:33.246 Aah! 675 01:19:33.377 --> 01:19:35.074 Mommy! Mom! 676 01:19:44.954 --> 01:19:46.129 Daddy! 677 01:19:59.533 --> 01:20:00.883 - Reia! - Daddy! 678 01:20:16.246 --> 01:20:17.247 Ah! 679 01:20:29.607 --> 01:20:31.174 Reia! 680 01:20:40.009 --> 01:20:41.401 Reia! 681 01:20:42.533 --> 01:20:43.926 Reia! 682 01:20:47.451 --> 01:20:48.669 Get up! What happened? 683 01:20:49.888 --> 01:20:51.107 Where's Reia? 684 01:20:58.070 --> 01:20:59.985 It took her... into the tank. The fuse... 685 01:21:01.421 --> 01:21:02.858 It went off too soon. 686 01:21:09.255 --> 01:21:10.474 You can't kill this thing. 687 01:21:12.432 --> 01:21:14.304 I don't need to. 688 01:21:14.434 --> 01:21:16.610 I just need to keep it away from me long enough. 689 01:21:18.308 --> 01:21:19.744 What are you doing? 690 01:21:21.702 --> 01:21:24.705 If it's an amphibian, it breathes through its skin. 691 01:21:24.836 --> 01:21:27.578 This will burn it like acid. OK. 692 01:21:27.708 --> 01:21:29.406 If I'm not back, get out any way that you can. 693 01:21:29.536 --> 01:21:30.973 I'll come find you. 694 01:21:31.103 --> 01:21:33.540 I'm not going anywhere without you. 695 01:21:41.984 --> 01:21:43.289 Come on, Jules. You can do this. 696 01:22:08.793 --> 01:22:10.664 'Reia? 697 01:22:10.795 --> 01:22:12.318 'Can you hear me?' 698 01:22:15.495 --> 01:22:16.932 Reia. 699 01:22:33.252 --> 01:22:34.732 Reia? 700 01:22:34.862 --> 01:22:36.299 Can you hear me? 701 01:22:36.429 --> 01:22:38.649 Call to Mommy. 702 01:22:57.798 --> 01:22:59.365 Reia! 703 01:23:00.801 --> 01:23:02.325 Mommy! 704 01:23:25.174 --> 01:23:27.132 Hurry, Mommy! 705 01:23:27.263 --> 01:23:28.873 I'm coming, baby. Just wait there! 706 01:25:34.259 --> 01:25:35.869 Reia! Mommy! 707 01:27:04.784 --> 01:27:06.177 'Reia? 708 01:27:06.308 --> 01:27:07.700 'Reia?' 709 01:27:07.831 --> 01:27:10.094 Mommy! 710 01:27:10.225 --> 01:27:11.922 Come on, sweetie. We gotta get outta here. 711 01:27:12.052 --> 01:27:13.619 Come on. 712 01:27:16.187 --> 01:27:17.754 They're coming back. 713 01:27:23.412 --> 01:27:25.544 OK. Climb through the hole, sweetie. 714 01:27:30.723 --> 01:27:32.725 - I don't want to. - You have to, sweetie. 715 01:27:32.856 --> 01:27:34.466 Archie and Daddy are waiting for us. OK? 716 01:27:34.597 --> 01:27:36.207 - I can't. - We don't have much time. 717 01:27:36.338 --> 01:27:38.165 - I can't. - You have to. Brave for Mommy. 718 01:27:39.297 --> 01:27:40.690 OK? Go now. 719 01:28:38.487 --> 01:28:39.705 Come on, Mommy. I'm scared. 720 01:28:54.851 --> 01:28:56.548 Come on. Let's go. 721 01:29:02.946 --> 01:29:04.774 Baby. Sweetie, 722 01:29:04.904 --> 01:29:06.253 climb, OK? Go, go, go, go, go. 723 01:29:26.622 --> 01:29:29.233 Hang on, sweetie. 724 01:29:29.364 --> 01:29:31.801 I'm gonna get us to the car, and then I'm gonna get Daddy, OK? 725 01:29:31.931 --> 01:29:33.977 Come on, Archie! 726 01:29:40.244 --> 01:29:42.420 Get in the car. Get in the car. 727 01:29:42.551 --> 01:29:44.161 Archie, get in the back. 728 01:29:44.291 --> 01:29:45.728 Get in the car. Get in the back. 729 01:29:49.775 --> 01:29:50.994 Where are the keys? 730 01:29:53.823 --> 01:29:55.259 OK, sweetie. 731 01:29:57.130 --> 01:29:59.568 I'm gonna have to go back for Daddy and find the keys. 732 01:29:59.698 --> 01:30:01.700 You both need to stay very still and quiet. 733 01:30:01.831 --> 01:30:04.050 Can you do that for me? 734 01:30:04.181 --> 01:30:07.184 Count to 100, and I promise I'll be back before you're done. 735 01:30:39.216 --> 01:30:40.435 Baby, wake up. 736 01:30:41.174 --> 01:30:43.438 Wake up. 737 01:30:43.568 --> 01:30:46.049 I need to get you to the car. Where's the keys? 738 01:30:57.408 --> 01:30:58.801 OK. Come on. 739 01:31:00.280 --> 01:31:01.412 Here we go. One... 740 01:31:02.413 --> 01:31:03.632 ...two... 741 01:31:03.762 --> 01:31:04.807 three. 742 01:31:09.333 --> 01:31:10.726 ...99... 743 01:31:11.248 --> 01:31:12.902 100. 744 01:32:01.907 --> 01:32:03.953 Hurry, Archie! Get out! 745 01:32:04.083 --> 01:32:05.911 Archie! 746 01:32:06.042 --> 01:32:07.478 Mommy! 747 01:32:07.609 --> 01:32:08.914 Are you OK? 748 01:32:14.659 --> 01:32:16.269 Archie, come on! 749 01:32:34.505 --> 01:32:35.898 Aah! 750 01:32:36.899 --> 01:32:38.596 Mommy! 751 01:32:45.690 --> 01:32:46.561 Get out of my car! 752 01:33:46.185 --> 01:33:47.622 Is Daddy OK? 753 01:33:49.711 --> 01:33:51.495 Yeah. 754 01:33:51.626 --> 01:33:53.018 He'll be OK. 755 01:34:34.016 --> 01:34:35.670 Captions by Able. www.able.co.nz 756 01:36:24.213 --> 01:36:27.216 Yeah, yeah. Gonna clear that track. All this has gotta go.