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Butchers Bluff (2023)

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Butchers Bluff (2023)

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[Glass shattering]

[Thunder]

[Moaning]

[Moaning]

What the f*ck?

Are you f*cking kidding me?

What the hell?

You're supposed to tell me.

Whoa whoa whoa.

What? I thought you knew

when I pulled your hair.

f*ck you.

You know I hate it

when you do that.

What is the big deal?

You're on the pill, ain't you?

That's not the f*cking point.

Hey, give me some of that.

No.

The hell is your problem?

You got a bug up your

a*s or something?

I have to pee, as*h*le.

Well,

go find a tree and take a piss.

I don't like the woods.

They scare me.

What would you be afraid

of, a raccoon or something?

Little raccoon with a chainsaw.

Gonna come get you.

You know why I'm scared.

Why? Oh.

Oh, come on now.

You really.

You're gonna be scared of some

little campfire story, huh?

Some dumb a*s urban legend.

I come out here all the time.

I ain't never seen a damn thing.

Fine. I'll go outside.

But if you scare me the next

time I suck your d*ck, I'm

gonna bite it clean off.

Ouch!

Oh, but you are gonna suck

it again, though, right?

You're f*cking lucky.

Hurry up. We ain't

got all night.

f*ck you.

Watch for raccoons.

[Laughter]

[Tense music]

[Tense music continues]

Chris Ovrid.

Is that you?

[Horn honking]

Hey!

Come on!

Katie, what the hell?

Katie.

What's taking so long?

Told you we ain't got

all night.

Damn it, girl.

You f*cking with me or what?

Katie.

How big of a piss you

gotta take?

I bet she's got to take

more than a piss,

that's more of the problem.

Hey, break off a

chunk, would you?

[Indistinct mumbling]

Getting kind of comfortable

there, ain't you?

Giving me the silent treatment?

[Stuttering]

[Knocking]

[Knocking]

[Shouting]

[Upbeat tense music]

Oh my keys!

Damn it, there's no signal.

[Heavy breathing]

[Banging on door]

[Shouting]

[Tense music continues]

[Pig squeal]

[Eerie music]

Check this out.

All right.

Every small town has

their folk legends.

Most are nothing more than made

up stories to scare children.

But sometimes those legends

have their roots in true

events, and in the case of the

Hog Man of Butcher's Bluff, the

truth is scarier than fiction.

You ever been out to

Butcher's Bluff?

No, that's where the

Hog Man is.

Supposed to be half hog,

half man.

Like a real pigskin that he did.

And he's got it on his face.

It's not an animal.

It's something else.

You can't pay me to

go out there again.

He was big, and he was scary.

I'd say about 300 pounds,

maybe like six foot at least.

Some say he's a monster,

others an angry spirit.

But most locals from the small

Texas town of Emerald Hills

believe that he is the grown

up version of an escaped mental

patient that viciously m*rder*d

his childhood

bullies in the 1990s.

Really terrible what

happened to that boy?

God have mercy on us.

Ever since all them folks

started going missing up there.

Well, it just ain't the same.

Imagine what their

families have gone through.

These families need closure.

I don't know if he's

real or not, but I'm not going

out into the woods to find out.

No, thanks man.

We're not woods people.

You f*ck around over

here in these woods.

Never coming home, man.

Kiss your mama goodbye.

I don't really want to

talk about it.

We don't talk about it.

People believe in the

hog man so much

they think if they even

talk about him,

he's going to come down here

and literally k*ll them.

It's crazy.

It's just a legend.

And it's just a horrible

thing that goes around here.

I don't want to talk about it.

Man, I don't care if the

stories are true.

I never did anything

to the hog man.

Hog man won't do

anything to me.

So you believe in the hog man?

I believe in him.

I believe in him.

My cousin saw him when he

was fishing last summer.

I don't know if the hog man is

real, but I know I don't want

to find out.

Butcher's Bluff belongs to him.

Did you hear that?

Hey, man, is this legit?

Oh, yeah dude.

Yeah my cousin Bobby and I went

up there a couple of weeks ago,

and we shot all this

in one day.

All right.

Okay, 28 people have gone

missing up there

in the past 20 years.

No bodies have ever been found.

These people believe there's

some sort of madman out in

those woods.

This is the perfect

class project.

If there's a madman out there,

then that sounds scary as hell.

And that's why this is

the perfect project.

I mean, dude, Hooper

loves sh*t like this.

This is an easy A.

I just found out about this

couple that went

missing up there.

Okay. I got in contact

with the girl's mom.

She's willing to

talk to us on camera.

Dude, I got photos.

I got these newspaper

clippings, and I got all the

sh*t that I've

already shown y'all.

Dude,

I've got all the legwork done.

I just need y'all's

help filming it.

Y'all need to help

me finish this.

Okay. You can't tell me you

don't want this easy A.

What do you think?

If it's legit,

then I guess you

can count me in.

Yes, Nicole, that's

what I'm talking about.

Plus, it's perfect because my

grandma had this awesome river

house that my dad

just inherited.

We can invite a couple friends,

make a little party out of it.

A party?

Yeah.

As long as you promise

me that we're going to actually

take this project seriously.

[Rock music]

[Rock music continues]

These notes are

all over the place.

Yeah, that stuff looks like

it's in a different language.

You're gonna have to get

them to translate that.

Hey, guys, I've been hearing

this story since I was six

years old.

We're good.

You just make sure that the

image is in focus, and you make

sure that the sound is clear.

Just leave the rest to me.

All right.

We're good.

[Rock music continues]

What are you looking at?

Nothing.

Good.

[Birds chirping]

Oh my God.

- This is it.

- This is amazing.

Hey, don't stick your bag in

the middle before you lazy.

Look at this.

What did I tell you?

Look at this view.

Isn't this a sh*t?

Oh my God!

Hey, Bobby, give me

a hand real quick.

- Um, give me one one minute.

- Dude.

Hey, this is, um.

This is the room that

I stayed in as a kid.

Look, Bobby, there's not

enough room for all of us.

Are you really going to make

Tina and I sleep on the couch?

No, no, you can stay here.

It's fine.

Thanks. We can share the bed.

You go ahead and take the couch.

You know, I wouldn't mind

sleeping between you two.

That's cute.

Super cute.

Okay, bye.

[Hip hop music]

Still needs a little

bit of work.

No.

Dude,

I told you already.

That sh*t's f*cking wack.

You need some f*cking

guitars in there.

Yeah. Bite me bro.

I have fans in Japan.

I don't need guitars.

Okay, well, this is America.

We're busy, bro. So.

You really have

fans in Japan?

- Yeah.

- Nice.

You're so cultured.

- Oh.

- All right.

You know, I love sushi. So.

[Crickets]

[Tense music]

[Sticks breaking]

- Hey, man.

- Oh! What?

f*ck! What Roger?

Why you out here pouting, man?

Dude, those girls hate me, man.

They hate me, Roger.

I'm not gonna

get laid this weekend.

Yeah, you're definitely not

gonna get laid acting like this.

Acting like what?

Like a little b*tch, dude.

I'm doing exactly

what you said to do.

Dude. You're not.

You're not being cool.

That's the problem, dude.

Look who did we used to look

up to when we were kids?

- Chumbawamba.

- Exactly, dude.

And what did they used to say?

[Both] Get knocked down

and get up again.

Exactly, dude.

Exactly. Just come back to the

house and show them that you're

cool, all right?

Believe me.

All right. Come on.

Ow, f*ck.

d*ck!

[Indistinct chatter]

Hey, try it again.

Damn it, Nick,

it's not starting.

Well, I can't get

it to start up.

To make matters even worse, I

don't even have

any bars out here.

Look, nobody takes

this road anymore.

I hate to break it to you, but

we're going to have to walk.

Will you please just

try it one more time?

I really don't want to walk.

Please.

All right, all right.

Thank you.

I don't know what

the f*ck I'm doing.

Son of a b*tch.

I guess we're just gonna walk.

[Indistinct]

[Screaming]

[Eerie music]

[Eerie music from

speakers]

[Music continues]

[Music continues]

[Music continues]

Will you tell us the latest

updates on Katie's case?

It's been a nightmare.

The police didn't

give us any answers.

They stopped the

search last week.

Now they have her listed as

just another missing person.

They don't know anything.

That's what they

always do around here.

They don't know anything.

So they just list

people as missing.

How am I supposed to have

closure when I don't know if my

child is alive or dead?

Listen,

I know this is a tough

question, but Emerald Hills is

experienced a lot of missing

person cases in the

last couple decades.

Now that you find

yourself a victim to it,

do you have any theories as to

what's been happening to all

these people?

I'd rather not say on camera.

Off the record.

Don't have to tell him anything

if you don't want to, mom.

I just don't want

to sound crazy.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

We understand.

There's no judgment here.

We just want to know

your side of the story.

There's a legend around here

that there's something out

there in those woods.

Kind of like a

Bigfoot, but it's.

I'm sorry. This is ridiculous.

I shouldn't have said anything.

The hog man?

Yes.

How do you know about him?

I believe,

you're not alone.

And let's just say the folks I

know that say they've seen him.

Well, they tend to

exaggerate a bit.

Okay, so what you're telling me

is that you don't know anyone

that's, like, credible, that

actually says that

they've seen him.

Well.

There is creepy Jed Dixon.

He's about the only

person I can think of.

He owns the salvage

shop outside of town.

He's got all kinds of weird

stuff out of his place.

Anyways, I don't know if he's

claimed to have seen the Hog

Man, but I know he

believes in him.

He's got the mask that Grimley

boy wore when he k*lled those

boys out.

Wait, wait.

So you're telling me that this

guy claims to have

the actual mask?

That's what he claims.

Yeah, like I said, he's

a real strange guy.

He's got this little brother

that works out there with him.

Hold on, hold on, hold on.

Can you tell us how

to get out there?

I think we're

getting pulled over.

- What?

- What?

Were you speeding?

No, I don't think so.

Dude, what am I gonna

do with all this weed?

Put it away.

f*cking hide it!

Dude, why the f*ck are

you so f*cking dirty?

Oh, man.

Did you just drink that sh*t?

No.

Put that out. Put that out.

Shut that.

f*ck, man.

Freaking out.

Just calm down.

[Knocking on door]

Afternoon, Officer.

Sheriff.

Sorry.

Afternoon, Sheriff.

Are you the driver

of this vehicle?

No, sir, I am.

It's my father's RV.

Would you two step out

of the vehicle, please?

[Inhales]

It smells good in here.

Very,

fresh.

What's your name, son?

Roger.

No, I lied. It's Bobby.

Bobby.

All the air freshener in the

state of Texas couldn't cover

up the smell of

marijuana on you, son.

Miss, would you join your

two friends outside, please?

Sir, do you need my

driver's license.

No, I didn't stop

you for your driving.

Oh, I noticed you there

back in town filming, folks.

I'm just curious as to why.

Oh, we're film students.

We were making a documentary

for a class project, so we've

just been interviewing locals.

Documentary in Emerald

Hills, huh?

What's that going to be about?

Butcher's Bluff.

Butcher's Bluff?

Now, what is it you think

you know about them

woods has got you wanting to

make a documentary about it?

Well, what about the

Grimley murders,

and the legend of the Hog Man?

Where are you kids from?

Austin.

You're a long way

from Austin.

Look, I'll save you the trouble.

There is no hog, man.

It's just a made up story.

Yeah, I've caught more hoaxers

than I can shake a stick at

trying to scare

people around here.

And do yourselves a favor.

And don't go running around

up there on that bluff.

You get lost in them woods, you

most likely ain't coming out.

And that becomes my problem.

You don't have to

worry about that.

We won't.

Thank you.

You bet.

You kids take care.

Dude.

Go ask him.

Sheriff, wait.

[Indistinct chatter]

Have a good one, man.

Thank you so much.

You too. Bye bye.

Good news?

Great news, man.

He says we want an interview.

We got it.

So we just got to hit

up his office tomorrow.

Awesome.

Well, that's one good thing.

At least it wasn't a

complete waste of time.

[Tense music]

[Music continues]

Hey, there.

Oh.

Hey.

Hey, uh, you folks aren't

from around here, are you?

No. How'd you guess?

Right on.

Mighty fine machine

y'all got here.

It's like a it's like,

like a house, but on,

but on wheels.

Thanks, man.

You wouldn't happen to

be Jed by any chance?

[Stuttering]

Oh, no. Oh, no.

Jed's inside.

He hates touching

the merchandise.

He's like Carl you get out

there and you make that junk

look good, and you make

them customers happy.

And so help me God, boy, you

do it with a g*dd*mn smile.

[Stuttering]

I'm smiling right?

Yeah. That's, that's a,

that's a great smile.

Good job.

Bye.

[Eerie music]

And the search continues today

for 45 year old land surveyor

Anson Day. Day was reported

missing on Saturday after

failing to return home from

work on Wednesday evening.

G.P.S. located his work truck

on the east side

of Craven County.

But as of this report, no

further details

have been released.

Authorities are asking for

any information regarding his

whereabouts be reported to the

Emerald Hills Police Department.

[Music continues]

Hey, Sam, check it out.

Lube for boomers.

Oh my God.

I think they actually use this.

- Oh, Jesus probably.

- Gross.

Um, so I have to pee.

- Okay.

- So come with me.

Uh, no. I'm good.

Dude. Come on.

The one on the RV is broken.

No. Do you know how disgusting

those bathrooms probably are?

My God, I hate you.

I know.

[Music continues]

Restrooms.

Do you have restrooms?

Out back to the left.

It's open.

Thank you.

[Music continues]

Help you find something?

Me and my cousin and

his friends.

We heard you had

the Hog man mask.

Where did you hear that?

Some chick in town at

a hat store, I think.

Said you might have it here.

No.

No, sir, I don't have

the Hog Man mask.

Okay?

But I got the

Grimley boy mask.

You want to see it?

Yeah, yeah, I do.

Medieval shame mask.

Shame masks?

European.

16th to 18th century.

A very effective punishment.

Some people were forced

to wear them for years.

You really have a

thing for masks, man.

There's something

about a mask, son.

The mask frees you.

Man is least himself when he

speaks with his own voice.

But you give a man a mask,

oh he'll show you his soul.

Can you tell me about

the Grimley mask?

Hey.

Your idiot cousin is talking to

the clerk. Gonna mess it up.

f*ck!

What are you doing, Bobby?

No, Roger, he has the mask.

- Look. Right here.

- Oh, sh*t.

Yeah, he does f*cking have it.

I'm told you're making a

movie about the Hog Man.

Yes sir. We are actually.

Um, this display

case is amazing.

You mind if we get it on film?

And if you wouldn't mind giving

a bit of the history behind it?

You ever heard the expression,

be careful what you wish for?

Yeah.

We won't take up

much of your time.

Oh, no.

You gotta be f*cking

kidding me.

Oh.

So this is the actual mask that

he wore when the

murders took place?

Yeah.

It's just a plastic mask from

the dollar store for Halloween.

It don't mean nothing

to the unsuspecting.

I mean, why would you want

to own something like that?

Don't you think it's

kind of like morbid?

- Morbid?

- Yeah, I mean, kind of.

Look at it.

It's just like, you know, like.

I was just saying it's not

normal for someone to own

something that belonged to a

serial k*ller is all.

Normal?

Well, what do you know

about k*lling, city boy?

Have you had another

man's blood on your hands?

Have you stared into a man's

eyes while you stabbed him, and

knew the exact moment when

those eyes ceased to stare back

at you?

Have you felt the body collapse

beneath you as the last breath

comes out?

And you know henceforth and

forever, that when you look at

your hands you will say,

these have k*lled.

I'm just f*cking with you.

Have you city boys

need to learn to relax?

Of course it's morbid.

Look around you.

I like morbid.

Look.

You see a painting.

Original portrait

by Henry Lee Lucas.

See those two by

John Wayne Gacy.

Clown suit he wore,

that weren't a mask.

Mask was a civilized man

he appeared to be to the world.

That Grimley boy.

He was a good kid.

And he didn't have a

violent bone in his body.

But when he put that

mask on, it changed him.

I keep it there with my shame

mask, because I think he wore

it because he was ashamed of

what he'd become or what those

kids made him.

And I keep it there to remind

people who ain't got no

business in them woods

to stay the hell out.

Hey! What the f*ck?

So you're saying you're a

believer in the legend that he

actually might be up there?

If we take our cameras up

there, we could actually get

some footage.

Like I told you,

be careful what you wish for.

Get the hell out of here!

Oh my God. What's wrong?

Some pervert was

watching me pee.

What?

I think I'm gonna throw up.

Ew.

Hey, whay the f*ck is

going on here, man?

So gross.

Chet.

Chet. Chet!

Chet!

You tell me the truth, boy.

Were you creeping

on this young lady?

- Yes.

- Chet.

Why are you such a stupid

little son of a b*tch?

You get your a*s back there

in the restroom,

you get your

toothbrush, and you

scrub the toilets again.

Go! Go!

Get your a*s out there.

Okay, yeah. I think

we're done here.

Hey, man, thanks so

much for the footage.

I really appreciate that.

Hey, wait.

Hold on. Okay.

Just wait.

Hey, look, I'm really

sorry about my brother.

I mean, he, he ain't

that smart.

And,

we don't get too

many through here

as pretty as the ones

you got with you.

Oh, those girls, man.

Don't worry about it.

They're drama queens.

It's fine.

Yeah.

Shrooms?

Nice, man.

Hey, those are homegrown.

That's my family's

secret technique.

They're very powerful.

Be sure you only take one each.

All right man. Rad.

Cool. Thanks, man.

Have a good one.

All right.

You stupid little shits.

What the f*ck is this?

That's somebody telling

us to stay the f*ck out.

I don't know, AJ.

This ain't worth getting

shot by a grower or worse.

What do you mean, worse?

You good g*dd*mn know

what I mean?

Aren't them hogsheads?

Maybe Curtis is right.

Maybe we shouldn't do this.

f*ck, no.

We made 15 grand last

time. We got a buyer

We got a buyer this time going

to pay twice as much.

f*ck that sh*t, AJ.

I ain't playing

out here at night.

That's a sign.

And I'm listening.

You two crazy crackers can

go out there

and pick as much weed

as you want.

I ain't gonna be

out there with you.

I'm out.

Fine. Go home, p*ssy.

This means more money for us.

So, are you coming

or are you going?

Twice as much?

Twice as much.

Plus we get to split

Curtis's share.

Let's go.

All rightfuck it. I'm coming.

Oh, I can't even get my

a*s over this.

[Indistinct shouting]

Got no time for that bullshit.

Got me out here with crazy a*s

K*llers and sh*t.

What the f*ck?

Where the hell am I?

[Tense music]

I'll be a black God damn.

- Want some.

- Yeah.

Hey, Roger.

You should tell them more

about the the hog man.

We didn't get enough

from that clerk today.

Well, they haven't heard the

story, and I wouldn't mind

hearing it again, so.

I don't really want to

hear it ever.

Yeah, I'm good, I

get nightmares.

Come on, guys.

Just tell them, Roger.

All right, all right,

all right.

I'll tell you what I know.

Okay?

Even though you don't want to

hear it, I'm gonna tell you.

So legend has it that back in

the 90s, there was this fat kid

named Alex.

He was gentle.

Like a beaten dog.

He was constantly picked on

about his weight

his entire life.

Hey! Oink, oink, fat boy!

[Laughter]

One day, this cheerleader took

him out to this old barn.

Were no one could see what the

kids were going to do to him.

So, fat boy, welcome

to the pig pen.

Welcome home, fat a*s.

Got something for you.

Merry f*cking Christmas.

Ready for your present?

Yeah, we got a little something

for you.

Remind you of anyone?

Looks familiar.

It's like looking a f*cking

mirror, isn't it?

Where the f*ck do you

think you're going?

Dude, what the f*ck?

- Wait what the f*ck?

- What the hell?

sh*t.

Dude you f*cking k*lled him.

Let's get the hell out of here.

We need to leave.

They left him there for dead.

He woke up in the

hospital days later.

He told the doctors that he

couldn't remember what happened

to him,

but he lied.

When he got out of the

hospital, he went to a thrift

store and bought that

pig mask that we saw

today at Jed Dixon's store.

That night he went to

those bullies' houses,

and one by one, he k*lled them.

First was Jimmy Kramer as he

worked on his bike

in his garage.

[Grunting]

[Gasping]

Next, he took a hammer to Adam

Wagner's face as he slept in

his bed.

[Smashing]

And then finally

Spencer Jenkins.

He stabbed him over 30 times.

[Stabbing]

For reasons unknown,

he didn't k*ll the girl.

She said he just stood there

staring at her until he finally

walked away.

He sat on her front porch,

still wearing that mask, and

waited for the police

to come and arrest him.

They locked him up in a

mental institution for years.

He refused to speak.

He spent his days sitting

alone, drawing pictures,

reliving the murders

over and over.

As time passed, he got more

violent and was regularly

placed in isolation, where he

descended deeper and deeper

into madness.

One night, an orderly was doing

his rounds and noticed that

Alex wasn't in his room.

The door was locked, but he was

just gone, never

to be seen again.

The legend is,

that he came back out

here to Butcher's Bluff.

And he's still

roaming these woods.

They call him the Hog Man.

And on full moon nights.

Just like tonight.

You can sometimes

hear his screams.

[Squeals]

- as*h*le.

- That wasn't funny.

I almost pissed myself.

It was kind of funny.

Jesus Christ.

Is that true, or are you

guys just f*cking with us?

Well, there's not much about

the man on the internet, but

the murders are definitely real.

It's not big outside

of Emerald Hills.

Like the whole story.

But, yeah.

No, I mean, that's why I think

it's going to be the perfect

project choice.

Hey, Jake, can you

pass me another?

Yeah, I gotcha.

I'm telling you, she

gets drunk enough.

Those legs are gonna

spread like warm butter.

You think so?

I know so.

All right, kiddos, some of us

have to work in the morning,

so we're gonna go ahead and

turn in, and you guys need to

behave, okay?

You should turn into Roger.

Yeah no, I'm good.

I'm gonna chill out here.

No, we don't need you

hungover tomorrow.

We need you fresh.

I can do this sh*t in my sleep.

- Fine.

- Y'all go ahead.

- I'm good. See?

- Good.

Yeah.

- All right.

- Let's go.

If you insist.

I better be good tomorrow.

I'll be great tomorrow.

That's better than good.

I guess.

So. I think Derek

had the right idea.

Yeah?

You, uh, want

to join me inside?

As long as we're not

going there to sleep.

Oh, that's definitely

not what I'm thinking.

Uh, where

are you guys going?

Uh, inside.

Are you serious right now?

You're really gonna leave

me with Dumb and Dumber?

You'll be fine.

Have some fun.

So you don't want to hang out.

- Hey.

- Hey.

Want another drink?

No, I have had enough.

Yeah, it's probably a good idea.

You okay?

Yeah. Just

thinking about Roger's story.

What about it?

Can you imagine if it's true?

If that poor kid had to live

out in the woods like

some wild animal.

That's just horrible.

Kids can be so freaking cruel.

Oh, you know, we we just need

to sh**t this thing

and get our easy A.

Okay.

I mean, we shouldn't

think too much about it.

It seems to work for Roger.

Yeah, he is super

happy go lucky.

Yeah.

I'm gonna go to bed now.

Okay.

Good night.

Good night.

Poor kid.

It's not f*cking happening.

I'm not going.

Come on, Samantha,

it'll be fun.

It f*cking won't be fun.

You guys are clearly high.

Drop it.

Are you.

Are you scared?

Oh. She's scared.

Yeah.

I'm not f*cking scared.

I'm just not stupid.

There's snakes and

sh*t out there.

Snakes and sh*t.

You know what she is?

She's scared and she's chicken.

Yeah. You're a chicken.

Rotisserie chicken.

Want to go? You want to

go find a Hog Man?

Let's go. Come on.

- Yes.

- Yeah okay.

You guys are so f*cking stupid.

Watch that.

Jesus Christ!

This is awesome.

This is not awesome.

Roger, why are we using

these cameras again?

I mean, why aren't we using

the ones from the interviews?

Well, Bobby, because these

have night vision on them.

Stop f*cking complaining.

I just want the footage.

[Mumbling]

So stupid.

Oh. That bad?

[Tense music]

Hold up.

Did y'all hear that?

It's probably just an owl or

something, Roger. It's fine.

Just wait, wait.

Just give me a second.

[Knocking]

Okay. I f*cking heard that.

All right, guys,

that was a knock.

That was a f*cking knock, dude.

There's something out there.

Hey, Hoggy, come on out,

you fat piece of bacon.

Shut up, Bobby!

This little piggy

went to market.

But this little piggy

was a p*ssy a*s b*tch!

What the f*ck are you doing?

I'm antagonizing him, man.

In all those paranormal

ghost shows, right?

They antagonize the ghost to

get him to come

out or something.

We're not ghost

hunting you d*ck.

I mean, if this guy's real, you

think this is the kind of guy

You should be sh*t talking.

He's not gonna do anything.

Dude, shut the f*ck up!

It's fine.

- Shut the f*ck up!

- Both of you shut the f*ck up!

I'm ready to go.

This is really starting

to creep me out.

No no no, no, we might

have something here.

Just give me a second.

Guys, I think I hear

something in the bushes.

I'm gonna go check this out.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

- Yes.

- No, no, no.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

[Tense music]

Roger.

You see anything?

Roger.

I don't see anything.

Y'all heard that

knocking, right?

Yeah. It's not f*cking

happening anymore.

So can we please go now?

I'm f*cking done here.

I'm telling you, we are lost.

Come here.

Here.

What's this sh*t?

All right, I'm

gonna go this way.

You go that way.

We'll meet back

here in 20 minutes.

I really don't think

we should split up.

That crops around

here somewhere.

We gotta find it.

So stop acting like

a g*dd*mn p*ssy.

If you find anything,

call me on the walkie.

AJ.

Just do it, g*dd*mn it.

All right.

f*cking growers.

Some b*tches.

Hey, Gary.

Got your ears on?

You out there, m*therf*cker?

Little p*ssy.

Always getting

lost in the woods.

[Tense music]

[Screaming]

[Coughing]

[Screaming]

[Grunts]

f*ck.

[Tense music]

[Muffled grunting]

[Muffled grunting]

[Muffled grunting]

[Muffled shouting]

[Heavy breathing]

[Muffled shouting]

[Heavy breathing]

[Muffled shouting]

[Grunting]

[Stabbing]

Sure you don't want

to come with us?

We're most likely going

to be gone all day.

So you guys aren't

gonna have a vehicle?

Nah. We're good.

Besides, someone's got to make

sure the pleasure twins don't

run out of stuff.

Yes, Jake, please don't let

anything happen to the house,

all right?

If anything gets broken,

my dad's gonna k*ll me. So.

I got you, bro.

Don't worry. Go make

your movie magic.

You sure?

Yeah. We're good to you, bro.

All right, dude,

I appreciate it.

All right.

Y'all have fun now.

I know we will.

Hey! Make way!

All right, you guys behave now.

We always behave.

Hey, Clutch twins.

Two of them, two of us.

What do you think?

Yeah sure, buddy.

Oh, man.

[Birds chirping]

Yeah. Can I help you?

We're looking for Frank Butler.

Does he live here?

Yeah. That's my dad.

Is he home?

What y'all want with him?

Just a few moments of his time.

We'll be super fast.

Y'all cops?

Cause if you're cops y'all

got to tell me.

No sir. We're not cops.

All right then.

Guess we're kinda scared.

Sir. Roger.

[Indistinct]

Frank Butler?

Yeah.

We're film students from

Austin, and we're

sh**ting a documentary.

About what?

About the Grimley boy and what

happened on your property.

Not interested.

Wait, you're the guy

that saved that boy.

So we just want your

side of the story.

You want my side of the story?

I should have just let

that boy die out there.

Lot more folks would still

be alive today if I had.

You can quote me on that.

That's all I got to say.

Well, can we at least sh**t

the barn where it happened?

No, no, no, I tore

that down years ago.

That's all. Good day.

Good day.

Thank you. Let's go.

[Metal clinking]

[Dramatic music]

[Screaming]

No, no. I didn't tell

them anything.

[Screaming]

[Rock music]

[Guitar playing]

[Rock music continues]

- What?

- Nothing. Nothing.

So gross how that grungy

little stoner

was basically eye raping us as

we walked out here.

Oh, my God, I know

what a little creep.

You know, I bet he has to

watch a lot of porn.

Probably so f*cking pathetic.

You know, I bet he's never

even been with a woman.

And if he was, he wouldn't

even know what to do with her.

Do you want to find out?

You know, I'm not f*cking

that pervy little dork.

You won't have to.

I have a plan.

[Rock music]

Hi, Bobby.

Hi.

Um. Hi, Sam.

What are y'all doing?

Did you like watching

us earlier?

Yeah, I did.

- Yeah.

- Yeah.

How much?

A lot.

I'm glad y'all noticed.

I noticed.

Oh.

You know, you're pretty

cute with a mustache.

- Yeah, I like that.

- Thank you.

Yeah Roger told me to

grow it out, so.

Hey, have you ever had

a threesome, Bobby?

Ow.

No, I haven't.

Today's your lucky day.

Why do you say that?

Oh my God.

What?

Oh, okay. Don't.

Don't tear it. Ow.

All right, gentle.

So how are

we gonna do this?

Well, we start by doing this.

Oh. Oh, yes.

Oh, okay.

Oh. All right.

Slow down a little bit.

Wait, wait.

Oh, there you go.

Easy. You gotta slow

down a little bit.

Just a little bit.

Wait, wait, wait, wait

wait, wait, wait, wait.

Hang on.

[Shouts]

Already? That was

less than a minute.

You owe me a dollar.

That was pathetic.

[Indistinct]

Trying to, since you

were 12 g*dd*mn years old.

Looking forward.

I'll tell them I have low blood

sugar and I'm a diabetic,

and I forgot my insulin.

[Indistinct]

Oh my God.

They probably planned that.

[Shouts]

sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t

sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t sh*t.

f*ck! Oh, sh*t!

sh*t sh*t sh*t.

Oh! Oh!

Oh, f*ck.

They're dumb b*tches.

Come on Bobby think.

Oh, think of something.

Wait, wait.

Pills.

Yeah, pills.

They won't know the difference.

I do loads of drugs.

Yeah, I take a pill.

My body acts weird.

Yeah, they're dumb wh*res.

They won't know.

That's gonna work.

That's gonna work.

This doesn't look good, Joe.

It never does.

The car's registered to a

Gentry Krieger, 24 year old

female out of Craven County.

We found her purse inside.

There's also a male

victim under the bridge.

Still unidentified.

Well, whatever it was, it

dragged him off here and then

off into the woods.

Bear maybe?

You ever seen a bear?

Wear a size 12 boot.

Hey, Sheriff.

Hey. Dispatch called, said they

got a bunch of kids

down the station.

Got an interview with you today.

sh*t. sh*t.

I can't meet with them today.

Tell them I'm sorry and we can

do it at the same time tomorrow.

Sir.

What a f*cking mess.

[Rock music]

Zeke.

Zeke, I need another

one, pronto.

[Rock music continues]

You guys doing all right?

- You want another.

- Yeah.

Yeah, we'll do another

round, man.

I'm good. Thank you.

So let's assume the sheriff is

giving us the run around, and

he stands us up again tomorrow.

Do we have enough footage to

make the edit work if we don't

have him?

Oh, yeah.

I mean, he wasn't supposed to

be in in the first place, but,

man, having him in it would be

so legit, even if he said

it was a hoax, because, I

mean, he's a cop, right?

That's what he's

supposed to say.

True.

There you go.

You're welcome.

So I couldn't help

but overhear you.

You're the kids that are making

the move about the hog man,

aren't you?

Yeah. How'd you hear about us?

sh*t. I hear every bit of

gossip, every drunken bullshit

story in this town.

Working back here,

you hear everything.

Even Karen from the hat store.

She went on and

on about you guys.

She came in here last night.

Now she thinks

she's a movie star.

Well, hell, man, I bet you

have a ton of hog man stories.

You want to be in our movie?

Me? No, no.

I've got stories.

But like I said, they're all

drunken tales from around here.

You never know

what's true or not.

But if you want something real

in your movie, see this crazy

looking sumbitch over here?

That's Willie.

Willie worked as an orderly at

the loony bin when the Grimley

kid was there.

No sh*t.

He believes in the hog name and

he ain't shy to talk

about it either.

Yeah, that's who

you have to talk to.

Thanks.

Dude.

Appreciate you man.

[Rock music]

Ten years.

I was with that Grimley boy

almost every day.

First couple of years,

it seemed almost normal.

He would not talk, but

sometimes at night I could hear

him whispering to himself in

his room.

There was sadness behind

his eyes, you could see that.

Feel sorry for him

because he was so gentle.

But sometimes for no

reason he would lash out.

He was dangerous.

When he was 14,

he beat an orderly half to

death with his bare hands.

That orderly was a full

grown man, well built.

Knew how to handle himself.

So.

That Grimley boy was,

a freak.

Crazy strong.

Well, pretty much kept

him sedated after that.

Do you think that it's possible

that Alex really has lived out

in the woods the last 20 years?

And actually is the hog man.

Oh, yeah.

He's up in them woods.

All right.

Growed up.

Just like when he

was in the hospital.

He wants to be left alone.

Damn you trespassing.

There ain't nothing out in

them woods except death.

[Crickets]

[Crickets]

Where am I?

Calm down, calm down.

What you gonna do?

You have to sleep

out here tonight.

Make a fire.

You know how to make a fire.

f*cking ow.

God. I hate the woods.

[Tense music]

[Music continues]

[Indistinct]

Oh, sh*t.

Oh, God!

[Screaming]

[Shouting]

No. Okay.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry I called you

a fat piece of bacon.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Please. Please don't k*ll me.

[Shouting]

[Shouting]

We're gonna have to ADR

that last monologue.

The wind is just too bad.

Oh. That's easy.

Want a shroom?

No. Where did you

even get those?

That clerk over at the store.

That creepy guy.

He offered them to me

when I was leaving.

He said they're strong, but,

like, I guess we're

gonna find out.

Please don't find out.

Roger, we really need you fresh

for the footage that we have to

go through tonight.

But I already took one.

Okay, well, don't

take another one.

We need you on this.

Stop. I'm gonna.

Are you sure?

[Soft music]

Oh.

I'm sorry, Roger.

There you go.

Oh, sorry.

Okay.

He is so wasted.

Hey, you guys, turn

that music down.

What the hell happened to him?

Roger's high on mushrooms.

Why the hell did he

get mushrooms from?

From that creepy

clerk at the store.

Mr. stoner here just

had to eat half the bag.

Was there another half?

Yeah you couldn't share, bro?

No.

I feel really, really good.

Where's Bobby?

[Laughter]

What did you two do?

We were just messing with him.

Yeah, it wasn't a big deal.

And.

We're just playing around, okay?

And, like, teasing

him a little bit.

But the dweeb got so excited,

he came in his pants and

then took off.

You girls are cruel.

Have you guys tried calling him?

You think I have that

ret*rd's number?

And even if I did,

we're in Bumfuck, Egypt.

There's no phone reception.

And of course, no landline.

Okay, so how long

has he been gone?

About five hours or so.

All right, that's it.

Get your shoes on.

Get your sh*t on.

You guys gonna help us find him?

I'm not f*cking going

in the woods again.

No, no. Me either.

If Bobby is hurt, you

two are responsible.

Fine.

Let's go.

No, Jake, you're staying here.

You're babysitting Roger and

making sure he doesn't choke on

his puke or anything like that.

Got it.

I got this.

Let's go.

Hey.

Dude shut up.

Okay.

[Indistinct chatter]

[Indistinct]

Okay.

We're going to take

this trail right here.

And you two go

down to the river.

We're gonna meet back here

once we find Bobby.

Are we seriously gonna keep

looking for the one pump chump?

No. We're gonna sit right here,

finish our beers, and when Mama

Bear comes back, we'll just

tell her we didn't find him.

Yes.

Sleep tight, as*h*le.

[Vomiting]

Oh.

[Running water]

Oh, man.

Oh, f*ck.

Tina.

It's good stuff.

You know, it's pretty f*cking

creepy out here at night, dude.

Been buying into

the ghost stories?

No. Well, maybe a little bit.

Okay. Hold on.

You know what? f*ck you Sam.

Because I heard you were

so scared out here last night

that you almost

pissed your pants.

Okay, well.

Yeah, but I was drunk.

I was hearing knocking, so,

yeah, I was pretty

f*cking scared.

- Okay.

- Okay.

You know, honestly, I don't

even know if f*cking came on

this trip.

Total waste of time.

Yeah.

Well, I'm out of beer, so

I'm gonna go get some more.

God knows how long

we'll be out here for.

Are you serious?

Yeah. Just stay here.

I'll be right back.

Hurry up.

But don't let the

hog man get you.

b*tch. Very funny.

[Shouts]

God damn it, Jake!

f*cking as*h*le!

That wasn't funny.

Yes it was.

You should have seen

the look on your face.

Hey, hey, hey.

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to piss you off.

Let me make it up to you.

Remember that thing I do

with my tongue last night

that you love so much?

I got something else for you.

Come on.

Fine okay. But it has

to be quick.

All right.

[Tense music]

This a f*cking b*tch.

Where are you?

[Moaning]

- Oh f*ck.

- Oh.

Where did you learn to do that?

Yoga class.

Oh.

I need a smoke.

- Okay.

- You good?

Yeah, I'm great.

Yeah.

So round two later.

Maybe.

[Laughter]

[Dramatic music]

[Running water]

[Screaming]

Bobby!

-The hell?

- Bobby!

- Hey.

- Now look.

- Where?

Right there.

My God.

Is that real?

Yeah, I think so.

[Eerie music]

We need to go now.

Bobby?

Is that you, man?

f*cking with me or what?

Bobby?

If this is a joke

I'm gonna beat your

f*cking a*s, dude.

Nice try.

This isn't funny?

[Screaming]

[Screaming]

No, no!

Are you f*cking kidding.

You guys hear me

f*cking knocking.

Are you guys f*cking?

[Tense music]

Guys?

You better not be

f*cking with me.

Roger?

Oh my.

What the f*ck!

[Shouting]

[Shouting]

[Muffled screaming]

[Screaming]

Jake! Jake, let us in!

Jake!

I don't see him.

Let's go to the back door.

Oh, sh*t.

Oh my God!

[Crying]

We gotta keep going.

I can't,

I can't breathe.

[Crying]

Okay. Okay.

I'm gonna go that way and

make some noise.

You go that way.

No! Don't leave me!

Go! Just go!

Derek.

I know you're out here.

Come get me.

Come on m*therf*cker!

[Indistinct mumbling]

I'm here.

Come get me!

What are you waiting for?

It's over.

Come on.

Come on.

I know you

know I'm out here.

Come on m*therf*cker! Let's go!

Come get me!

f*ck you b*tch! Come on.

[Dramatic music]

[Crickets]

[Grunting]

[Choking]

Derek!

[Dramatic music]

[Squeals]

[Screaming]

[Whimpering]

[Dramatic music continues]

[Crying]

[Crying]

[Crying]

[Heavy breathing]

Help me!

Please!

The hell is going on out here?

Please help me!

[Crying]

And he was chasing us.

And then we saw Jake hanging

from the door of the RV.

And I saw him k*ll

Derek in the woods.

Sit down.

I don't want to sit down.

I want to call the cops.

Sit down.

Please.

Damn it, girl.

I told you not be messing

around them woods.

I knew this would happened.

What the hell are

you talking about?

The boy,

don't want you in his woods.

Why the hell is it so hard for

people to just leave him be?

Look, you need to

call the cops now.

What don't you understand?

If you don't call the.

Cops, he's gonna k*ll us both.

No, ma'am.

Just you.

I'm sorry it had

to come to this.

[Choking]

[Choking]

[Grunts]

[Grunting and shouting]

Stay the hell away from me.

You ain't doing

nothing but making

it hard on yourself, girl.

Give me a god dang phone now!

Okay. All right.

Chet.

You heard the young lady.

Give her a phone.

It's all right now.

It's okay.

All right.

Calm down.

Take it.

No!

Not in the house.

Take her outside.

[Grunting]

Damn, kids!

No! Please!

Stop! Please!

No!

No!

No!

No! Don't!

Alex! Alex.

You don't have to do this.

You don't have to k*ll me.

Alex! Alex.

Alex. I'm not one

of those bullies.

You can just let me go.

Yes you can.

You were a good boy.

You were a good boy.

It wasn't your fault.

You can just let me go.

Just let me go.

[Ringing]

Hey, you all right?

Hey, I'm talking to you.

Turn around, boy.

What's wrong with you, boy?

Are you high?

Hey. Hey.

What's wrong?

Hey, what is it?

What's wrong?

They're dead.

Look, what I brought you again.

Surprise, surprise.

Hey, how about you guys just

give me my damn phone call?

Mornin, Sheriff.

Uh huh.

So someone comes in your house,

murders all of your friends,

and just decides

to let you live?

I was on the floor.

I guess he just didn't see me.

You're passed out on the floor.

Of course you were.

We were warned.

Everyone told us he'd

come after us.

We didn't listen.

Who would come after you?

The Hag Man.

The what?

The Hog Man.

Alex Grimly.

Alex Grimly?

Do you not know

who the Hog Man is?

- No.

- Go ask the f*cking sheriff!

He knows everything about it!

Are you f*cking kidding me?

- Okay.

- Go talk to him.

All right. Okay.

Just calm down.

I'll go talk to the sheriff.

This is a bad one, boss.

I picked this kid

up this morning.

He says all his

friends were m*rder*d.

I sent Shane out to the house

to check it out, and It's a

g*dd*mn bloodbath

out there, Joe.

Did he see anything.

No. It says he was passed

out and admits he was high.

But get this.

He told Dunn that he thinks it

was the Hog Man that k*lled all

his friends.

Get him whatever he needs.

You want me to send Lewis

up there with the dogs?

Yeah, but you're not

gonna find nothing.

I'll be damned.

Sheriff.

Joe. We need to talk.

Not now Dunn, I

gotta be someplace.

Yes. Now, this can't wait.

Fine. Detective, what is

it you had to tell me?

That kid just told me his

friends were m*rder*d by

something called the Hog Man.

Yeah, well, he also admitted to

being high out of his mind on

mushrooms, too.

So you really expect me

to take anything he says

serious?

Normally, I would agree with

you, but I just pulled Alex

Grimley's files.

His story might have some merit.

28 missing persons

reports out there.

Have you even looked at this?

Listen detective,

you're new here.

So I'm gonna give

you a little advice.

Don't go sticking your

nose where it don't belong.

There are some weird things

that happen in this town, but

they always seem to

work themselves out.

Trust me.

This is one rabbit hole

you do not want to go down.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I

really do have to be someplace.

Yeah right.

No way in hell I'm

walking away from this.

How about 50?

You're breaking my heart, Paul.

That's all I've got.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

Sheriff.

Morning, Joe.

What the hell happened

out there, Jed?

Thought you had

him under control.

I tried to

tell them my kids to leave him

alone and they wouldn't listen.

This sh*t can't happen again.

You tell him I ain't

covering for his a*s no more.

This was the last time.

If it happens again,

I'm coming after him.

You just hold on there.

The moonshine boys would have

k*lled you up there, and you

know it.

You're only alive

because he k*lled them.

You show some gratitude.

Gratitude, huh?

Yeah. You're right.

I owed him.

Owed.

And you know.

It's only because of him that

your a*s ain't rotting in jail

for their marijuana

crops of yours.

Huh?

I have looked the other way.

I've covered his tracks.

Made false reports.

I've looked grieving parents in

their eyes and outright lied.

But no more.

All that ended today.

My debt is paid.

I said I'm sorry.

What the hell?

I didn't want none

of this to happen.

You can't blame him.

He's a boy.

He don't want to do it.

Uh huh.

You just make sure

you tell him what I said

Chet.

Go find your brother.

We need to talk.

[Dramatic music]

[Crying]

[Stuttering]

Please let me go.

[Crying]

Please.

[Dramatic music]

[Rock music]