Visions (2015)

[bunniefuu]

(MUSIC)

(TYRES SQUEALING)

EVELEIGH: David?

David?

Oh, my God.

DAVID: Lie still.

EVELEIGH: David, what happened?

Don't worry, it's all right.

You were in a car accident.

EVELEIGH: There is another car.

What happened to the other car?

Oh, David. Oh, David.

DAVID: Eveleigh, sweet.

You're okay. I'm here.

No, David, it's not okay.

There was a baby in the other

car. What happened to it?

You need to tell me.

Something really bad happened!

DAVID: Eveleigh, it wasn't your fault.

Try and go to sleep,

try and go to sleep.

(MUSIC)

EMILIO: You gotta be

careful with the potassium...

DAVID: Uh-oh, there she is.

She's even prettier than you said.

Thank you.

Like I told you, she's the reason...

...I bought that place.

This place.

DAVID: Hi, sweetheart.

- EMILIO: Hello. I'm Emilio.

- EVELEIGH: Evey.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you.

Are you showing David the ropes?

Yes, he's a fast learner.

DAVID: This is like getting a

master's degree in agriculture

in a one-month crash course.

Would you mind

looking over that for me?

- Sure.

- Thanks. Come here.

You're like a mountain

man, honey. (LAUGHS)

Thank you.

Eveleigh's Vineyard.

Are you really calling it that?

You don't like it?

I love it.

I love it. Thank you.

Well, I know it doesn't

look like much right now,

but in September we'll be

seeing our first harvest.

And you just walked past

an acre of Cabernet,

hillside of Pinot Gris,

and then over here...

Are we crazy for doing this

right now, David?

Come here.

I don't know about you,

but I'm definitely crazy.

Seriously, I think this's

gonna be good for you.

I need you to be happy, Evey.

Well, you're very

needy that way.

There's only one thing I want

you to be thinking about...

and that's having

us a healthy baby.

(MUSIC)

(KETTLE WHISTLES)

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

Victor. Hors d'oeuvre?

VICTOR: Oh, no, no, no.

I'm going to make a toast first.

Here.

Thank you.

I'd like to make a toast.

When I first heard that there

was a young couple, from Los

Angeles, no less who were

thinking about reopening the

winery, I have to admit

that my first thought was,

"You have got to be kidding."

(CHUCKLES)

But now that I've met

David and his lovely wife...?

Evey.

Evey. I am struck by their

passion and their dedication.

And these are good

qualities to have because,

as we all know, this valley

has a bit of a reputation.

It's a hard place.

Crops that fail and

rains that never come.

But the vines that

do survive are stronger

because they seem to

thrive on this adversity.

It gives them character just

like those of us who live here.

Now, the wine you're drinking

is a Folgore '89 and I'm not

talking about 1989, that's 1889.

It's one of the first wines

that was made in this valley

and it was made right here.

I thought we'd have it tonight

in honor of this young couple

and to welcome them to

our very special club.

- Salud.

- ALL: Salud!

Thank you.

Salud.

Hey! Thank you for coming. I

know it's a super long drive.

EILEEN: Long? It was an eternity!

But look at all the

eligible bachelors you

get to meet tonight.

You know how much I

love a man in overalls.

You know, he's

actually not wearing

anything underneath those.

(LAUGHS)

Please help me suck up

to these wine people.

I feel like I'm

doing a terrible job.

You mean like that old guy

who gave us the old wine?

That is Victor Napoli.

He's kind of like Godfather

of this region, so...

Very lucky he's here.

EILEEN: Hey, what's going on?

WOMAN: Helena Knoll!

HELENA: Hi.

No more wine.

Unless you're Ubering it!

Can't believe she came.

Who is it, who is it?

Helena Knoll.

Top distributor in the valley.

Basically, if we get our debut

wine on her list, we're in.

Very nice to see you.

Good night.

Good night.

Bacon date?

I beg your pardon?

They're bacon dates.

They're quite delicious.

I know they look weird.

Yeah.

You must be Eveleigh.

Yes. Hi.

Thank you for coming, Helena.

- You're welcome.

- Nice to meet you.

You know what?

Let's go sit down.

I want to get a

good look at you.

Okay.

So, did you know the Porters?

The family that

lived here before.

Oh, no. I know of them.

They left before we...

They were in

way over their heads.

Yeah, well, David's wanted

to do this his whole life,

ever since I've known him, so...

Must be a very

exciting time for you and

your husband, what

with a baby on the way.

Where are your facilities?

- Facilities?

- Yes. The restroom, darling.

Unless you want me

to go au naturel.

Just right back there.

(GLASS SHATTERS)

(HELENA MUTTERS INDISTINCTLY)

Stay strong for the baby.

Helena, are you okay?

HELENA: It's just us mommies now.

It's just us mommies now.

Aaahh!! Don't touch me!!!

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

Are you okay?

Of course I am.

Jesus crimey.

What was that?

Honestly, it was like

she was possessed.

I've never seen anything

like it. It was terrifying.

Chalk it up to another mystery

in the valley, I guess.

- I'm serious, honey.

- I am, too.

If there's one person I wanted

to impress tonight, it was her.

Was she drunk or something?

No, I don't think so. And

she knew I was pregnant. I mean,

How did she know that? It's not

like we're Facebook friends.

That is weird.

I didn't tell anybody.

I mean, am I showing?

You want me to take a look?

Oh, you'd love that.

What! Okay, the

claw will take the look.

I made the bacon dates tonight,

I've done my fair share.

I'll show you bacon dates.

(SCREAMS)

(METAL TWISTS)

What is it?

Oh, it's nothing.

Come here.

(MUSIC)

f*ck' sh*t!

(MUSIC)

(HEART BEATING)

DR. MATHISON: Looks like

everything in here is going fine

So exciting.

DR. MATHISON: How are you feeling otherwise?

Have any pain

around your temples?

Oh, I'm good.

I mean, I'm still having

nightmares and I'm still

afraid to drive.

But other than that I'm fine.

That doesn't sound

"fine" to me, Evey.

Have you been in contact with

your psychiatrist since you got

off the meds? You may be still

be suffering from lingering

PTSD symptoms from the accident.

I know where this is headed and

I'm not going to take any meds.

I'm sorry but I'm not going

to do anything to hurt the baby.

I understand.

What about exercise?

There's a prenatal yoga

class here in town.

I hear great things.

INSTRUCTOR: Before we begin

our asanas, let us welcome

Eveleigh into our

Prenatal Yoga Class.

Let us gather around and place

our hands on her manipura.

Using the Breath of Fire,

let us transfer love and

vitality into the child.

Now, close your eyes...

and breathe our life chant

into the child within.

(ALL BREATHING THROUGH THEIR NOSES)

(LAUGHS)

It's not very Zen getting

groped by strangers.

SADIE: I burst out laughing

when they did it to me.

I'm Sadie.

Hey. I'm Evey. Hi.

How far along are you?

- Three months. You?

- Three.

So I'm craving all these salty

things, which makes me think

I'm having a little boy

but I don't know, there's a

part of me that just knows

we're having a little girl.

I'm craving everything.

The other night I took a

chocolate bar and I just stuck

it right in the middle of

a bowl of ice cream. I didn't

cut it up or anything. It was

like planting a chocolate flag.

Sometimes I feel like

I'm losing my mind completely

during this pregnancy.

Pregnancy is nuts!

You can either let it drive

you crazy or just

relax and enjoy the ride.

Give in to the morning sickness

and the stretch marks?

JUNKIE: Spare some change?

Uhh...

No. I'm sorry, we're all out.

So sorry.

Fine, then.

Meth heads.

Is that a problem around here?

Oh, it's like a plague!

I'm sorry, I just

don't feel comfortable with

you riding this bike.

I'll be fine, Mom.

All right.

I'm sure you are.

But there's just so many

drunk drivers and meth heads.

Am I gonna see you on Tuesday?

Yes! Please don't leave me

alone with those crazy women!

You don't wanna

get groped again?

I will see you then, Evey.

(INDISTINCT VOICE)

(GASPS)

(MUSIC)

(CELL PHONE RINGS)

(FOOTSTEPS)

WORKER: Buenas.

Bueno.

(CAR STARTS)

DAVID: What were you

even doing spying on him?

People come to the

country to be left alone.

What if they're cooking crystal

meth right next door, David?

How is that safe for us,

or safe for the baby?

Evey, you don't know

what you saw, okay?

Could've been anything.

Where's my knife?

So what, we do nothing?

Yes, exactly.

It's none of our business.

On my way there I saw the

ruins of the old house.

Yeah, Emilio said he was gonna

hire some guys to bulldoze

it but we haven't had time.

Why?

No reason.

Okay.

(CAR PULLS UP)

(FOOT FALLS)

(FOOT FALLS)

(BREATHING DEEPLY)

David!

David!

(LOUD SCREAM)

Oh, God! David,

there's someone out there!

Honey, there's

someone out there.

There's a man in a

hood just down there.

There's nobody out here.

I saw someone.

Okay. If he comes back

I'll be on him, okay?

Wait. You don't believe me?

I didn't say that.

No, it's...

Look, it's a new house,

middle of nowhere,

it's creepy outside.

You're expecting...

We're expecting and you know...

you went off those meds.

That's what happens.

Come on.

There's nothing.

Come to bed.

SADIE: You are not crazy.

Think of all the tweakers

running around this area.

It just... it felt so real.

You have to listen

to your intuition.

And who knows? Maybe it could be

your mommy sense kicking in.

Oh, mommy sense.

Is that like Spidey sense?

Kind of.

One time, when I was a baby,

my sister was giving me a bath

and left me in there with the

water running and my mom was

downstairs running the vacuum,

obviously couldn't hear

anything. But she just

got this feeling, you know?

She ran upstairs and there I

was, underwater, drowning.

She just knew.

Mommy sense.

Yeah, it's mommy sense, or

it's something more than that.

I was in a car accident

about a year ago.

They said it wasn't my fault,

but there was a mother and a

baby in the other car and...

the baby didn't make it.

I'm so sorry.

That's so awful.

Jesus Christ.

I tried to reach out to the

other family but they didn't

take my calls, and I

can't say I blame them.

Anyway, then David put me on

an antidepressant because well,

I felt like I

was losing my mind.

Obviously, that stopped once

I found out I was pregnant.

Yes. Good. I'm glad.

You shouldn't be putting those

chemicals into your body anyway.

I know.

You can't keep punishing

yourself over something that

is not your fault.

Thank you for being a friend.

How 'bout I get you a

chocolate mousse, huh?

I'd have a cookie.

David?

(CAR PULLS UP)

(LOUD BONKS ON DOOR)

Who's there?

- It's me.

- (LOUD BONKS ON DOOR)

Who is it?

Who's there?

(LOUD BONKS ON DOOR)

Oh, David...

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

(LOUD BONKS ON DOOR)

(GLASS SHTTERS)

(DOOR OPENS)

Evey?

Oh, David. David.

What happened?

What's going on?

The wine bottles just exploded!

What?

What're you talking about?

They just...

They...

And there was...

there was a g*n over there.

David, there was a

g*dd*mn g*n there!

(BONKS ON DOOR)

- LEO: Hey, David.

- Hi. Come on in.

Honey, this is Leo Cottrell.

He lives down the road.

Hello.

You know, when we talked

the other day, I realized

I was just way overdue

to stop by and say hello.

DAVID: Yeah, Leo runs a a

artisanal olive oil business.

- Right?

- Yeah.

We were talking about it

and I just don't want any

misunderstandings. You guys

should come by and check it out.

Okay. Thanks for stopping by.

Appreciate it.

Yeah, yeah!

See you guys around.

All right.

I know what I saw.

I know.

DAVID: This isn't just seeing things.

These are major hallucinations

we're talking about.

The hooded guy, a g*n?

DR. MATHISON: This is what we

discussed, Eveleigh. Your

pregnant body is basically a

c*ck of competing hormones.

I'm not taking any drugs.

But you were on medication for

nearly half a year after the

accident and it could help

you deal with your symptoms.

And I felt like a zombie

and I wasn't pregnant.

There are very few side effects

with this. You don't need

to worry about that. This is

a very common antidepressant.

But I'm not depressed.

And we don't know for

sure there are zero side

effects. Nobody knows.

DAVID: Evey, we can't live like this.

I can't live like this.

I want you to promise me

that if you have one more

hallucination, you go

back on your medication.

David, we have to put

the baby first now.

DAVID: I'm gonna give this

a minute to open up.

BEN: I'm not sure I ever drank

anything that needed to open up.

Drunk. Whatever.

We're on more of a Two Buck

Chuck budget ourselves.

DAVID: That's all right.

So, when are you gonna get

this winery up and running?

We're close. The problem

out here though is rain.

The vines really should have

shoots by now but I've been

bringing in two water trucks

a week since we took over.

Water trucks, that sucks.

Isn't this supposed to be like

the worst drought in decades?

SADIE: Okay, maybe don't rub it in, Ben.

- Just sayin'.

- It's Okay.

BEN: What about you, Eveleigh?

How do you like the place?

DAVID: Evey.

Sorry, what?

She's been a little out

of it recently, so...

Well, imagine how out of it I'll

be when I'm medicated, David.

Sorry, I didn't mean

to ruin the vibe.

But you can't take

medication, you're pregnant!

Thank you.

Ben, why don't I

show you the winery?

I think the ladies

have had enough of us.

Yeah. Yeah.

I'm sorry.

Don't wander off too far.

We don't want to send

a search party for you.

Yes, your majesty.

I'm sorry I just did that.

No.

Ben seems sweet.

Yeah. I think he's a keeper.

Sorry, I don't mean to pry,

but what is this about

putting you on medication?

Antidepressants.

No, you can't let

them do that to you.

Dr. Mathison says it's safe.

What do you think?

I think there is

something wrong here,

and I don't think

I'm imagining it.

That's your mommy sense.

Right now, your protective

instincts they're at an all

time high so, if something

happened in this house you're

way more receptive to it.

What do you mean?

I mean-I think this

house might be haunted.

GLENN: Well, I'm disappointed

that the house isn't living

up to your expectations.

That's the understatement

of the year.

EVEY: I'm sorry, Glenn I just

need to know everything there

is to know about the vineyard.

Hm-mm. Yeah, I did every search

I could think of. Police logs,

real estate disclosures

and there is nothing.

No history of violence, natural

disasters, agricultural

accidents or any event that

might be at the root of your

paranormal activity.

I'm actually surprised to hear

you complain because most people

would love to be able to say

that their house was haunted by

the spirits of the old wine

makers-blah, blah, blah.

It adds to the romance.

What about the ruins,

behind the house?

It looked like there used

to be a big old house there.

Going back 80 years, nothing

that I could see, no.

It's been zoned for agriculture

the entire time until the

Porters got their building

permit to convert the stable

into a house.

Try looking them up.

That would be my recommendation.

It's been a pleasure, ladies,

and you let me know if I can do

any more ghostbusting for you.

- (WOMAN'S VOICE ECHOING)

- Hello, Eveleigh.

So nice to finally meet you.

- (WOMAN WHIMPERS)

- No!

Don't!

No!

No!

(FOOT FALLS)

(WOMAN WHIMPERS)

No!

MAN: Why are you here?

WOMAN: No!

(BOOMING g*nshots)

(MUSIC)

EVEY: Honestly, Eileen,

I wish you'd been there.

It was terrifying.

EILEEN: Maybe it was a TV

playing in a neighbor's house.

Sometimes your eyes and ears

can play tricks on you when

you're alone for too

long. Look, I just think

you have to consider the most

reasonable explanations first.

DAVID: Sweetheart?

David's home. I've gotta go.

Have a wonderful time in Paris.

All right.

I'm gonna miss you.

Take care and

focus on your work.

I'll see you in a few months.

Oh, tell David what happened!

Yeah, right.

All right, fly safe.

Bye, love.

Hey, honey.

How was today?

I replaced all the posts

on the north slope.

I had to chase off some

more of those raccoons, too.

What're you up to?

I just spoke to Eileen

and she's off to Paris.

Honey, how much do you

know about the Porters?

Not much,

guy's in prison. Why?

Don't you think it's weird that

we don't know anything about

the people that lived

in this house before us,

what might have happened here?

Not really.

What's going on?

What if what I'm feeling is not PTSD

and it's not hormonal,

and it's something else.

Like what?

Something supernatural.

I don't know.

Sweetheart, let's

not even go there.

That's the last thing

you need right now.

David, what if something

terrible happened back in the

days of the old house?

So, like what, it's a ghost

that only you can see?

Maybe because of my pregnancy.

Maybe I'm getting I don't

know, a sixth sense.

Listen to me for a second.

You went through something

really tragic last year and

that would be traumatic for

anyone, sweetheart and you have

nothing to feel guilty about.

Okay, come here.

Come on.

Everything's gonna be okay.

All right?

- You promise?

- Yeah, listen.

Soon as the baby gets here,

this is all gonna seem

like a bad dream. Okay?

(LAUGHS)

(LAUGHTER)

No, no.

(LOUD SCREAM)

What did you just do?

What? Do what?

Do what!

God, Evey!

This isn't right.

If I can't make you see that,

then I don't

know what else to say.

Evey.

(SCREAMS)

Evey?

Sweetheart?

Are you okay?

What happened?

No, I don't think there's

gonna be a concussion

but the lacerations to her

face, they're not good.

I understand.

Yeah, I'm here with

the husband right now.

Yeah, we're both

on the same page.

Baby's gonna be just fine.

I promise.

(MUSIC)

Morning.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

(HEART BEATING)

DR. MATHISON: Everything is

great. Nothing to worry about.

Due date is gonna be spot on.

Sadie!

- Hi!

- Hi!

So good to see you.

And I'm so sorry that

I didn't text you back.

Felt stupid. I called

you like a hundred times.

It's not you.

What's going on?

Everyone said I did the right

thing by taking the meds.

And they're probably right.

I mean, I'm not seeing things

anymore, which it's

a good thing, right?

I don't know what to say.

Well, you don't know

what it was like.

I felt like I was

losing my mind.

Yeah, but how do you feel now?

I don't feel completely myself.

It's an inhibitor, it stops my

brain from going to extremes.

When I was having visions,

Dr. Mathison said my cortisone

levels were through the roof.

It's not his body, and

it's not David's body.

You know who's the one

person who benefits from you

taking these pills right

now? It's your husband.

(WOMAN LAUGHS)

David?

(DOOR OPENS)

- Hi.

- Hey.

What're you doing in there?

Just looking for you.

Oh.

I had to go down to Edna Valley

and meet with a couple of big

distributors down there.

Oh, really?

How did it go?

It was good.

WOMAN: Hello?

Oh, hi.

Is this Jane Porter?

Who is this?

You don't know me,

it's Evey Maddox.

I live in your old

house in Paso Robles.

Yes?

Well, I-actually

opened a letter addressed

to you from the library.

You opened my mail?

Yes, I'm so sorry. I wouldn't

normally do this but I saw you

checked out all these books on

ghosts and the supernatural and

I just wondered whether

it had anything to do

with your experience

here at the house?

Oh please, Ms Porter, I know

this sounds completely crazy

but I've been seeing things

and hearing things and,

well, nobody believes me

because I'm pregnant.

And then Helena Knolls

mentioned you.

- You know Helena?

- Yes.

At first I thought I

was losing my mind.

(KETTLE WHISTES)

(INDISTINCT VOICES)

(GLASS SHTTERS)

(SCREAMS)

(SCREAMS)

Come in.

Helena?

I'm sorry for interrupting.

Eveleigh Maddox.

What can I do for you?

Do you remember when

you came to our party,

and I found you in our

bedroom and you seemed...

upset?

I don't remember being upset.

What is it?

What're you here for?

Are you hoping for an

apology or something?

No. Oh my gosh, no, no, no.

I don't want an apology.

I've spoken to Jane Porter.

I'm seeing it, too.

And I'm scared for my baby.

Come here.

Let me help you.

Don't worry.

Don't worry.

I have what I'd like to

I call a sensitive soul.

I can see and feel a lot

more than some people.

Makes for a wonderful palate.

When I drink wine

I can feel the grapes

and soil and the weather.

But sometimes...

sometimes it

goes deeper than that.

I get connected to

a person or a place.

It comes out of nowhere.

It wraps its fingers around

your heart and won't let go.

Did you see something

at the house?

Yeah. Yeah, I did.

But it was a feeling.

Rage, anger, fear, it was

all swirling up together.

This is the place.

Right here.

Oh, yes.

There's something here.

Give me your hands.

Give me your hands.

You want to

understand it, right?

We have to connect, we have to

gather our energy be open to

the presence out there.

They want to be seen.

They want to be invited.

Understand?

Oohh!

(SCREAMS)

What was that?

Something happened

on this property.

Something so terrible,

it stained the land.

I knew I wasn't going crazy.

I knew it was real.

Certain acts of

psychic violence,

the truly evil ones,

echo throughout time like

ripples spreading across a pond.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

Yes.

No, I am glad to hear from you.

Just a minute.

It's my daughter.

Do you mind? I'll be a minute.

No, go right ahead.

(KETTLE WHISTLES)

HELENA: Because I

have to regain control.

Helena?

(SCREAMS)

(HELENA MOANS)

(SCREAMS)

Helena?

Helena!

Helena, are you okay?

No, no, don't talk, don't talk.

I'm gonna get you help.

I'm gonna get you help.

I'm gonna get you help.

OPERATOR: 911. What's your emergency?

I have a friend who's

having a heart attack!

Can you please

send an ambulance!

Can you confirm your

address, 6425 Denmar Street?

Yes!

It's not what you think!

It's you!

Oh, God! Helena!

No, Helena! No!

Oh, my God!

Oh, no!

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

(INCANTATIONS IN SPANISH)

What is that?

WOMAN: Protection.

Protection from what?

A maligno. The evil one.

It get much stronger since you come.

Evey?

What is this?

It's nothing.

What're you doing?

Why do you have this,

and what the hell is

this doing in our house?

Just calm down for

one second, okay?

Let me explain?

The workers okay?

Emilio's people they keep

giving me this fertility cult

sh*t, leaving it

all over the place.

Why wouldn't you tell me?

It's just something farmers do.

It's nothing.

I didn't want to tell you

because I didn't want to fill

your head with these crazy

stories. I was worried that...

Worried that what?

That you'd start acting exactly

like you are right now.

Helena and I saw something

in the ruins, baby,

and it k*lled her.

We saw it!

No, her heart k*lled her.

She had a pre existing

heart condition.

Okay.

Whatever you want

to think is fine.

Just come with me. Let's just

leave the house, please!

We've sunk everything

we have into this!

I'm sorry.

This is our dream.

This is not a dream.

This is a nightmare!

There is something

wrong in this house.

I'm gonna prove it to you.

Evey...

No, I'm not coming

back here ever again!

(MUSIC)

Hey, it's Sadie.

Leave me a message.

Oh, hey.

This is Evey.

You were right about everything.

About the drugs,

about David.

I'm leaving for L.A.

I just gotta do one thing

first. But I'm so sorry

that we fought the last time

I saw you, and call me back.

Okay. Bye.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

VICTOR: I'm sorry to hear about Helena.

Yeah. I didn't realize

until I looked at the

bottle that your family

used to live on our land.

Oh, yes, but that was

over a hundred years ago.

There's one with

a good label here.

Here we go.

"Folgore."

You can see

the house clearly.

It was the best

estate in the valley.

Did anything strange

ever happen to your family

when they were living there?

Ehm-well, uhm...

My great grandfather

built the place in 1881.

Family lore has it that

soon after they moved in,

they began experiencing

these strange events-

these whistling sounds

and pounding on doors.

Things they couldn't explain.

Did they ever find out

why it was happening?

I don't know. You know,

all this was told to me

when I was a little

boy by my grandmother.

In any case they

eventually moved out and my

great-grandmother lit the place

on fire. If she couldn't live

there, she didn't want anybody

else to live there either.

You know, there's something that

perhaps you would like to see.

Let me go and get that.

My great grandmother

was a tough cookie and

she wasn't gonna let go of

the house easily so she hired

a medium to cleanse the place.

Now, the story goes...

is that the medium went into

a trance to try to contact

the spirits that were

trapped in the house.

And these are some of

the sketches she did.

David!

That's David!

David, it's us.

A medium saw us

living in the house.

DAVID: What're you talking about?

I've got the drawings she made!

Don't get hysterical.

I'm not hysterical.

I've got proof.

Calm down.

Honey, you have to come and meet

me and get out of the house.

(DEEP SIGH) But you have

to come and pick me up.

You have my car, all right?

I'm not going back

inside the house.

Give me some time to pack and

give Emilio instructions while

we're gone. Just call me when

you get here and I'll come out.

I love you.

(CONNECTING TONE)

Pick up.

Pick up!

David?

- David?

- Yeah.

Eileen?

What are you...?

It's okay, sweetheart.

Everything's okay.

What's everybody doing here?

We're here 'cause we love you.

David asked us to come over

tonight just to help you get

through this tough time.

A g*dd*mn intervention, David?

DR. MATHISON: Think of it as a support system.

Who's she?

I saw you with her

outside the cafe.

This is Victoria Lambert. She's

a family therapist and we asked

her here tonight just because

we think she can help you.

VICTORIA: Hello, Eveleigh.

So nice to finally meet you.

Listen, I just want everything

to be okay for you and the baby.

Your friends want to

help you regain control.

Okay, shut up.

We need to leave and we

need to leave right now!

Victoria's actually offered to

let you stay at her ranch until

the due date. You can just relax

for the whole rest of the term.

I don't want to stay

at the ranch, David!

We have to go!

We have to go now!

Just calm down.

(KETTLE WHISTLES)

What?

Sorry.

I was making some tea.

It's tonight!

(VICTORIA TALKS ON PHONE)

I know. We should be

there in about two hours.

Yes, David's here.

It's tonight!

What's wrong, sweetheart?

We were wrong, we were wrong!

It's tonight!

It's tonight, David!

What're you talking about?

David, it's happening,

it's happening tonight!

- We need to leave!

- Okay, just calm down.

Everybody, we need to leave!

We have to leave now!

(LOUD BONKING ON DOOR)

- Don't answer the door!

- Just stop!

Just stop.

David...

We were driving to the hospital.

My water broke.

And I don't think I can

make it to the hospital.

Come on in.

Ben, come on in.

Come on, come on, it's okay.

- No, no, no!

- I'm a doctor.

I'm calling the police!

Give it to me! David, listen.

You don't understand.

There is no ghost.

I was having premonitions.

You're not making any

sense right now, okay?

Don't you see?

Helena figured it out.

When something truly terrible

happens, it causes ripples in

time, but they can go both ways!

The Napolis, the Porters, they

were all having premonitions of

one night and it's this

night, David, don't you see?

We are the haunting!

(FOOT FALLS)

Sadie,

what are you doing up?

You all right?

Is everything okay?

Not really, no.

Sadie...

You should put

that phone down, David.

Put down the phone.

It's down.

Follow me back to

the living room.

What? Why?

Come on.

Come on, faster.

Give me your phone.

Give me your phone!

Please don't do this.

Sit down!

Evey...

- Why are you doing this?

- Sit down!

Haven't you figured

it out by now, Evey?

You're so stupid.

(g*nshots)

(SCREAMS)

(g*nsh*t)

(g*nsh*t)

You all right?

Come on.

Come on!

sh*t! I got her!

Give me that phone!

Sadie...

Argh!

(SCREAMS)

David! David!

(GROANS)

- David...

- Get help.

- Okay.

- Go!

(EILEEN WHIMPERS)

No! No!

BEN: Why are you here?

- No! No!

- (g*nsh*t)

(GASPS)

You shouldn't have come here.

Eileen.

(MUSIC)

(GASPS)

- What's wrong?

- Leo!

We've gotta go!

We have to go!

You don't understand!

- (g*nsh*t)

- (SCREAMS)

(g*nsh*t)

(c*ck g*n)

(PUNCHES)

(MUSIC)

(MUFFLED SCREAM)

BEN: I got her. I got her.

(MUFFLED SCREAMS)

Sshht!! I need you to

keep still for the baby.

It'll be okay.

You should've figured

it out sooner.

It was your mommy

sense kicking in.

But it's okay now, because she's

gonna live with us and she's

gonna have such a nice life.

I'm gonna make it all right now.

Because you you stole

my baby from me!

That's right, it was me.

Yes, that's right.

They said I couldn't

have a child.

They said I couldn't

conceive, but I did.

And he was such a

beautiful little boy.

He was my whole life.

He was my hero.

He was my little miracle baby.

And then you came along

and you took him from me!

You did, you k*lled my baby!

And then I went online and I

saw what a perfect life you had

and then I saw you were

pregnant, and then I knew.

I knew it was the universe

putting it all back together

again because I'm gonna give

this child a beautiful home,

and it's all gonna be okay.

I need the bag now, okay?

I need you to be

brave for the baby.

I need you to stay

calm for the baby.

You stay strong

for the baby, okay?

Don't worry. Eveleigh!

No, no, no! For the baby!

I need you to stay calm

for the baby, okay?

Give me the scalpel.

Come on, come on, come on.

Okay, okay, okay.

Sshht. Sshhttt!

(MUFFLED SCREAMS)

Sadie...

I don't know if I can...

SADIE: It's okay.

It's okay. I don't need you.

We don't need him, do we?

It's just us mommies now.

I can do this.

Hi, baby.

Hi, baby.

I just need you to stay

really still right now.

You gotta be quiet.

It's all gonna be okay.

All right?

(MUFFLED SCREAMS)

It's okay.

Here we start.

We can do this, okay?

Sadie?

Sadie!

Sadie!

What did you do!

What did you do!

We were gonna start a family!

(g*nsh*t)

David!

Honey, you need help.

I called an ambulance.

It was under the table-

right where you

said it would be.

GLENN: I think you're gonna be glad

you came all the way out here.

It's a one of a kind property.

See these floor boards

here, they're vintage oak.

Your floor to ceiling views

here. Oh and you mentioned

that your husband is a

fan of ghost stories, yeah?

It's funny that that's brought

up, because this house has a

very interesting reputation.

(MUSIC)