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Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge (2020)

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Devil's Night: Dawn of the Nain Rouge (2020)

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Detroit Police?

There has been a

theft in the museum.

Chief, we've got Marcellus.

Yo, let's go!

Why are you such

a stick in the mud?

It's not just my

scene, that's all.

Why do you even want

to hang out with me?

You enjoy your Detroit

friends so much better.

They don't matter like you do.

- Even your mother was...

- My mother?

You gotta be kidding me.

What the hell, man?

Would you please stop?

I can take care of myself.

What is that?

Stick in the mud.

What was that?

Did you hear that?

Hey, come on out,

you piece of sh*t.

Rachelle, run!

Mornin', Billie.

Hell of a way to

start a mornin'.

Check in with

Lieutenant Rossman.

He'll get your assignment

at the crime scene, okay?

What's with him?

He's not a suspect.

We already cleared him.

But he's an as*h*le.

I know.

Well, looky who it is.

I ain't doin' a

thing wrong, officer.

What you want, huh?

You want to come look at

my little girl's grave?

And how many times you been

here since you got her k*lled?

Oh, you got Brie all worked

up about serving her country,

left her poor mother

at home to suffer.

And now they're

both f*ck' dead.

Put the beer away, Cal.

Go home.

Finnick.

You're up.

Major.

Torch, this is Paladin.

Paladin, this is Torch.

We have the package.

No!

No!

Let's go!

I order you to breathe.

Look, you cannot die.

You cannot die.

I need you here.

I need you.

I mean, your dad

and, you know, Ellis.

No, no, no.

No, you breathe, dammit.

Brie!

Brie.

Brie, no, look at

me, look at me.

Brie.

Detectives, what've we got?

We got Raj Dalal,

36 years old,

Rachelle Winston's boyfriend,

the girl whose body we

found in the cemetery.

Oh.

Is he her k*ller?

I don't know, Chief, but, uh,

he's definitely

hiding somethin'.

I mean, wow.

We got a call for a B and

E, over at Cherrywood Estates.

When we arrived on the location,

we found Raj over here

hiding in a woodshed.

You think because

maybe he whacked his girlfriend?

Show him the piece, man.

Found this little

pea-sh**ter here.

Didn't even take a single shot.

You think he did it, Chief?

No.

Look at this guy.

He's terrified in there.

He's about to piss himself.

Definitely.

I'm Detective O'Connor.

This is Detective Alayoubi.

We're with the Lake Orion PD.

We'd like to ask you

a series of questions.

Can you please state your

name and age for the record?

Raj Dalal, 36.

Raj, do you know

why you're here?

No.

Can you tell me

about Rachelle Winston?

You were her boyfriend, right?

We just hung out

a couple of times.

Let's take this step by step.

Where were you, last night?

You guys

wouldn't believe me.

Try us.

We're the good guys.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, slow down.

English, please.

I saw a devil, last night.

We were just hanging out

by, by the Oakwood Cemetery,

and this creature, man,

just came out of nowhere

with glowing eyes, a tail,

screams like a banshee.

It k*lled her, man.

They call it Nain Rouge.

It k*lled her, man.

It k*lled her.

Whoa, whoa, whoa,

so you're telling me

you saw a creature

with glowing eyes and a tail?

That's what you're telling me?

Yes.

You believe this

f*ck' guy, partner?

Did you k*ll Rachelle Winston?

No, I didn't k*ll,

I didn't k*ll her.

Nain Rouge k*lled her.

Trust me.

Trust you?

I need a lawyer.

That's the smartest thing

you said all day, today.

Thanks for wasting our time.

Get the f*ck out.

I didn't want her

to go back down there.

I tried to keep her here.

I knew she was running

with a bad crowd,

a real bad crowd.

Had she been living

in the city long?

I, I think so.

We haven't talked much

in the past few months,

not like we used to.

She only comes around

when she wants money.

I just, I just couldn't

talk to her anymore.

But the last time that she came,

I felt like I, I had

to make her stay.

But she wouldn't listen.

That was a week ago.

And now she's gone.

My little girl is gone.

We'll find who

did this, Wendy.

We'll find him.

Don't tell me this is

some contract hit, Chief.

Billie Jean, you

find me some witnesses,

and I'll hear your case

about some serial k*ller

hiding up in the area.

Until then, this

is an inside hit.

I'm sure of it,

just like the one before.

You heard Wendy.

That girl was running around

with a powerful city g*ng.

Yeah, well, troubled kids

in small towns do, sir.

And I'm telling you,

there's something

bigger going on here.

I feel it.

Are you okay?

It's a monster.

It's here.

It's living in the woods

beyond my property.

I saw it.

Anna Lee, I am not the person

to be acting like this

in front of, all right?

Come with me now.

I'm gonna take you home, okay?

I'm really not gonna be

that man, I'm just sayin'.

Finnick, what's up, sexy?

Oh, sh*t.

You're gonna get

throat punched.

And you're mean.

Sit the f*ck down.

- Don't tell me to sit down.

- Sit, troll.

I'm sorry, Mom, Dad.

Why, why?

I'm not two.

Anyway.

Finnick, I got the

Winston case files.

What do you think?

You think it's a g*ng

or something bigger?

Something bigger?

What could be bigger?

All the stuff

we've been through,

we've seen some sh*t.

Yeah, but that was w*r.

Okay, that wasn't here.

At least in w*r, you know

who your enemy is and why.

And you don't think

that can happen here?

Desperate times,

desperate measures?

Have you ever heard

of the Nain Rouge?

Yeah, I think we have.

I mean, we have a

witness back there

that I f*cking just beamed

his head off the damn table,

talkin' about a

little red devil,

pointy ears, long tail, yeah.

He's full of sh*t.

What, you believe it?

I don't believe any of it.

You don't believe it?

No.

I mean, I'm not

saying I believe it.

But there's a lot of coincidence

and a lot of talk

around town about it.

That doesn't mean I believe

in demons and monsters.

We need to get to the

bottom of this, okay?

I believe we need

to figure it out.

We're on it.

Get to work, ladies.

She's f*ck' high.

Officer, officer!

Officer, you need

to get over there.

This

m*therf*cker k*lled somebody.

- You guys called this in?

- Yeah, we called it in.

- All right.

- There's a m*therf*cker

and dragged the body back there.

- Calm down.

- There's blood everywhere.

Calm down, tell

me what you saw.

A man just dragged

his body back there.

There's blood in the

back of the chapel.

There's freakin'

blood everywhere.

It looked like Hannibal

Lecter and some sh*t.

Okay, where?

He just dragged him inside.

- It's everywhere.

- Look, I'm from Detroit,

and I ain't never

seen sh*t like that.

- Where?

- In the back of the chapel.

Stay right here.

Freeze!

sh*t.

Radio 502.

I've got an active

homicide at this location.

Back-up

units, right now.

Oh my gosh, Billie, you okay?

Yeah, I'm good.

You had shots fired there.

Yeah, three of 'em.

And I know I hit him.

Chief, it's been years

since the last homicide.

I've never seen

anything this brutal,

not even in combat.

Hey, DJ Godfather,

what's up, man?

Hey, what up, man?

Have you seen this guy?

Yeah, he's a regular.

Corner booth, right over there.

I f*ck' knew it.

Come on, let's go.

When's the last time

you played with pyrotechnics?

You know, I was really

starting to get to know her.

Really don't give a sh*t.

She's an art history major.

What do you know about

a crackhead named Ike?

I think both of you are

way out of your jurisdiction.

Can you believe

this f*ck' guy?

Don't worry, Marcellus,

we already filled out

our deconfliction report.

I'm not gonna have the answers

for the questions

you're gonna ask.

Neither of you have any idea who

or what you are f*cking with.

I don't give a sh*t

about your daddy.

You understand that?

Look at me, I don't give a sh*t.

It's got nothing

to do with him.

What are you gonna do,

tell us a story about

a little red devil?

- What the...

- Whoa, whoa!

Don't be stupid,

don't be stupid.

- Who told you?

- Walk away.

- Hey, Billie.

- Hey.

- Hey, Billie.

- Hey.

You called, Chief?

Hey, Billie, come

on in and have a seat.

Give you one guess

where our victim's from.

25-year-old male,

low-level hood rat,

runs around with a group

called, you ready for it?

The Corpses, kinda

fitting now, isn't it?

This is guy is a wanted felon,

wanted for weapons and

firearms violations.

He's got a criminal history

you could wallpaper

your bathroom with.

What do we say about these

guys around town, Billie?

Play stupid games...

Win stupid prizes.

What the hell is

he doing out here?

No clue, but this much I know,

whatever he was doin',

he's not doin' it no more.

Probably a contract hit,

inter-g*ng violence,

but somebody wanted him removed.

Is the city

gonna get involved?

No, the city doesn't give two

shits about a guy like this.

He runs out of their

city and comes to ours

and gets m*rder*d, the

only thing they care about,

he's off their radar.

The mutilated that man.

There's no way that

was some ordinary hit.

It wasn't an

ordinary hit, Billie.

He was mutilated.

But the one thing you have

to remember, your focus,

your attention is that

we have our own people,

and with that, our own problems.

Are we done?

We are, just read the

case and know the file.

Yes, Chief.

Please accept these

special shell-casings

as a reminder of

this shot volley

in honor of your

daughter's commitment

to our freedom, by

entering the Armed Forces.

If you have any questions,

the court phone

number's on the bottom.

Have a better day.

Radio 502, cleared traffic.

Pastor Wilhem,

how are you today?

Officer Finnick,

I'm good, thank you.

As always, I feel the

current temperament

of the people of Lake Orion,

but today, as in

the past few days,

we're very concerned

and especially frustrated.

Is there anything I can

say to the congregation,

any news at all, about

this sordid mess,

the accident that

took several lives,

even of someone not so innocent?

Well, you know, we share

in your frustration, Pastor.

This definitely

wasn't an accident.

It's been ruled a homicide.

And we are currently pursuing

all leads for suspects.

Aside from the low-income

crime which we deal with here,

the last thing our youth needs

is the immeasurable

negative impact

of the g*ng activity and the

drug abuse and the prostitution

which runs rampant in

that horrible place.

Mulder.

Mulder.

Major?

Now that's a

voice I haven't heard from,

in a long time.

What can I do for you, Finnick?

I've got big trouble

in a small town, sir.

Thank you, officers.

Please follow me right this

way to the crime scene.

This is our Native

American exhibit,

where the crime was initiated.

Will you follow me

to the concourse?

Sure.

You know, Dr. Sudhir

is curator, of course,

and, um, he knows a lot

about this situation,

and he could probably

explain it better than I.

I keep an eye on our city's

most important artifacts.

But something's slipped

through the cracks,

from what I understand.

Oh, yes, a most

unfortunate crime.

It was done close to around

midnight, well planned.

Nightingale, what does this

have to do with Lake Orion?

It's fear, officer,

fear of pain,

fear of death, fear

of the unknown,

were you to have

this here knife,

and others saw possibilities.

I'm not following.

The knife is a weapon that

was forged in fire and blood,

by the Native Americans,

South Michigan.

Chief Pontiac himself carved

the knife from the bone

of the wolf that was

k*lled by a French soldier.

The knife in

question was a weapon

of the Ottawa Indian tribe

who prospered like

thousands of years ago,

in and around the area

we're standing on, today.

Now the knife is said to

endow the one who holds it

with a protector, a

ruthless guardian angel.

And it would give them warning,

share the land and

take only what you need

and do not destroy

to live, or else.

Unfortunately for

those French settlers,

our great city, they

did not heed the words

of what they called

the Nain Rouge,

and Detroit has suffered

for it, ever since.

If you are holding the knife,

it may even come for you.

But if you are not the

one who summoned it,

it will k*ll you.

So be warned.

You may only have this

one chance to stop it.

The book suggests

that one has to strike the knife

in the back of its

neck, to banish it.

It makes sense.

You know, a couple

of months ago,

there was a m*rder,

particularly gruesome m*rder,

top-tier gangster.

He hadn't been shot,

stabbed, tortured,

nothing like that.

He'd been torn to

shreds, Finnick.

I mean torn to shreds.

Man, after that,

every other day,

four or five times

a week, same thing.

That knife was used

to summon a demon.

Who would summon this thing?

Why?

Who knows?

I mean, payback, somebody

wants to get even,

right a wrong, I don't know,

but what I do know is this

thing has gotten out of hand,

and we have to find that knife.

Hello.

Who is this?

Wait, wait,

wait, hold on, calm down.

Calm down, look, lower your

voice, lower your voice.

Where the f*ck are you?

I had this, this

gorgeous, this, this,

this beautiful turkey sandwich

with all the trimmings.

I'm talkin' about lettuce,

tomatoes, yellow peppers,

a little hint of salt

and pepper, mayo.

And this wasn't

some supermarket,

thin-cut slice of

processed bullshit.

This that thick-cut turkey,

the kind they get

me from Canada.

Talk about a trade deal.

So what do I do?

I wrap it up, and I put

it in the refrigerator.

But you know that sh*t's

not gonna hold, right?

I wouldn't have

called you out here

- if it wasn't serious.

- Lettuce gonna get all moist.

Bread's gonna soak

up part of the mayo.

I don't take it with me,

'cause I don't wanna risk

spilling it on my $3,000 suit,

but when my son calls, I

drop everything, don't I?

Listen, some serious

sh*t is gonna go down...

Don't say another

goddamned word.

I only got less than one week

before I put all

my ducks in a row,

and you're just a

duck waitin' to quack.

What, you think I'm

gonna go out there

and start tellin'

everybody about what we do?

- You f*ck up...

- I'm gonna sacrifice...

And you f*ck up,

and you f*ck up,

and I handle it, don't I?

You were supposed to

be right by my side,

standing right next

to me, father and son.

I mean, hell, we could've been.

- But here we are, right?

- It's another lifetime.

Time and time, again.

This time, it's different.

Oh, it is?

Listen, some

heavy sh*t is about

to happen in your jurisdiction.

I need your help.

Let me tell you something.

Me meetin' you here, in

this town, in this place,

I mean, wow,

you must've really f*cked up royally.

I came here to meet

you face to face,

to tell you one more time,

that you not gettin'

no more favors

from dear, old

Dad, nothing, nada.

We're done.

That's what you drove

all the way here for?

I'm gonna be watchin' you.

And if you ever dare to speak

about what I've done for you,

boy, oh, boy, it's

gonna be crucial.

Welcome back to channel

eight, "Talk Detroit."

I'm Jay Towers.

Here with us now is

Sheriff John Wayne.

Sheriff, thanks for

being here today.

Jay, thanks for having me.

Recently, reports of a

number of gruesome murders

in the Lake Orion area have

left many residents worried

about their safety.

Over the past few months, police

have been tracking two men

on charges of kidnapping

and armed robbery.

Both of the suspects

were recently found dead

in what some Lake Orion

residents are seeing

as a form of street justice.

Now where did this all start?

Well, we

have a few open cases

from Detroit, going

back a few months,

and we've linked that to

this unknown assailant.

So is it

safe for us to assume

that this is the

work of an individual

and not a group of people?

Well, we're seeing

a similar pattern,

an M.O., if you will,

and details have emerged

that link this all together.

Our investigation has

kinda led us down the path

to believe we're looking

at a single suspect.

You know, there

was another gruesome death,

last week, in Old Town.

The victim was part of a

group called The Corpses.

Have you heard of them?

Oh, yeah, we're

familiar with them.

Any connection there?

Perhaps, it would

seem to fit the pattern,

but at this point, I would

say nothing's been confirmed.

Some residents

are hypothesizing...

Staff Sergeant Finnick.

Trade in uniforms, huh?

Well, I failed

at the last one,

so maybe I can right

my wrongs, this time.

Please stop.

Why do you do that to yourself?

You know you had nothing

to do with Brie's death.

I had everything

to do with it.

Look, you got to

stop blaming yourself.

You need to move past it.

You cannot harbor

the resentment.

I was her NCO.

I was supposed to protect

her, and I, I didn't.

I don't care

about labels, okay.

I don't care what your

name is in the Army.

You guys have been inseparable

since you were little kids.

We grew up together.

You guys went over there

fighting for the same thing.

Blood everywhere,

totally k*lled my buzz.

It was crazy, man.

Can you believe this sh*t?

Yeah, he was

hanging upside down,

like a bat in an alleyway.

You gotta do something.

You gotta hide your

wives and hide your kids.

You know, the Nain

Rouge is gonna get you.

Some residents are hypothesizing

that something animal

or inhuman was responsible

for these deaths.

I mean, is there

anything to that?

You know, given the

injuries to these victims,

I understand how people are

jumping to those conclusions,

and we're not

ruling anything out.

But I would say, definitively,

we're not looking

for some kind of

creature of folklore.

You know anything about it?

No.

No, if I see something,

I'll say something.

You'll be the first to know.

What about you?

Not a damn thing.

Nothin' makes sense.

Yeah, apparently.

I saw your dad, today.

I guess that's why you

haven't been around yet, huh?

Where at?

Just while I was out.

I love my father,

but he can be a real

piece of sh*t, sometimes.

And I'm sorry for that.

He loved me like you

guys, you and Brie.

Come on, Penny.

Come on, come on.

Watch your step.

Welcome to the

Palace of Solitude.

Wow, this looks

totally different.

Well, you know, my dad's

not around that much anymore.

Made it my own.

But it's a living.

They're beautiful.

What happened?

You were never this

forthcoming when we were kids.

Well, it took me a while,

gettin' comfortable with

being an artist, you know.

I mean, the whole time I was

in the city, it was tough.

It's not a place to

get your head straight.

And then my mom died,

and I was at the point

where I couldn't see

any end, no tomorrow.

I, uh, kinda got lost in drugs,

got really violent.

I almost didn't

make it out alive.

Wow, this is all

such a surprise to me.

Yeah.

Yeah, coming back home

was the only move I had.

I'm still working on my dad,

but with the pastor's

help, we'll get there.

Pastor Wilhem?

Yeah, he's a lifesaver.

Starsky and Hutch.

What's up, Chief?

Just the guys I'm lookin' for.

How you doin'?

Hey, we got a positive ID

on that guy you were chasing

through the woods, last night.

Yeah, what the

f*ck happened, last night?

Nothing good.

It's a Marcellus De Vaux.

He's a local shithead, you know.

Did you just say

Marcellus De Vaux?

I been chasin'

this piece of sh*t

for the past couple of years.

Well, now's our chance,

but here's the thing.

He's very well connected

with Mayor Flynn.

Chief, mayor or no mayor,

I don't give a f*ck

who his daddy is.

I get it, I get it,

but this is a minefield.

I need you guys to get

his a*s, but step easy

and don't blow

anything up, okay?

Yes, sir.

Come on, baby, oh.

It's almost ready, baby.

Hey, hey, Ike.

It's me, Simon.

Ike?

Guess what day it is.

It's Devil's Night.

That's right.

You look like the cat

that ate the canary.

What the f*ck brings you here?

Hi.

Can I get you anything?

Beer, cigarette?

How 'bout your

decorator's phone number?

Ah, don't be a d*ck.

No, but seriously,

what brings you here?

I need something

small, packs a punch,

something that goes bang.

Well, I would offer

up Candy over here,

but she's all mine.

You wanna help him out, babe?

Right this way.

I'll be right with you.

You seen the newspapers?

You seen the front pages?

Five deaths in 24 hours.

I don't give a f*ck.

Yeah, well, two of

them were your own men.

Listen, man, I don't know

how the hell they do it

down there in Pine

Barrens, New Jersey,

but here in Lake Orion,

we gotta take care of our own.

Is this what you wanted?

Looks like it.

Let me see if it's all here.

Oh, it's all there.

You know, Candy,

you're worth a lot more

than Ike has to offer.

Ah, this, it's working

for me right now.

Well, just make sure

that you remember,

you got a long

life ahead of you.

Report

in, sector five.

Come here, guys.

Chief Pender!

Chief, what've you got, man?

Looks like a meth lab.

Meth lab,

everybody, all right,

500 feet, everybody's evacuated.

Everybody's out.

And as you're pullin'

them out, interview 'em.

Let's find out

who these guys are

and what they're

doing, all right?

Sarge, thanks so

much for comin'.

- We could use the help.

- Yeah, no problem.

We got two guys on foot.

We could sure use a guard.

I'll get you one.

Radio 30-03,

- can I get a K9 out here?

- All right, guys.

Chief, what the hell happened?

Meth lab expl*si*n.

That's all we know.

Two guys on foot.

These guys are gonna be

evacuating the rest of the park.

Sure could use some

help gettin' that done.

This book contains anything

and everything

you'll need to know

about Nain Rouge.

Detective, please, come on in.

Mr. Mayor.

This is Officer Finnick,

Lake Orion Police.

Pleasure to meet you.

- Thank you, sir.

- Assistin' us on this case.

Thank you, thank you,

thank you for seeing me.

I know it's a tad bit

unusual meetin' me

without the chief present.

Nothin' inappropriate, is it?

Of course, it's only

a personal matter.

Well, I don't do favors.

Relax, Nightingale.

You're a good man.

You're an honest cop.

No need to prove anything to me.

Besides, you don't

even know what I wanted

to meet with you about.

This about your, um,

godson Marcel, is it?

What was it, vandalism at 14,

B-and-E at 15,

got caught with an unregistered

weapon that same year,

somethin' like that?

All charges were dropped.

You think you got all the

answers, don't you, Nightingale?

That's my job.

That's what I do.

And I try to know

who I'm dealin' with.

I'm a business

man, from Jersey,

American made from

American goods.

You see, I'm not

some rich as*h*le

with a sports team or

some hometown gangster

with a dozen hands

in his pockets.

Look, all this bullshit about

the gangs, revenge wars,

turf killings, whatever

you want to call it,

it has nothin' to

do with my son.

Look, your godson is

involved in this case,

and that's a fact.

The boy is just

runnin' scared,

but he's no m*rder*r.

I have a possible

m*rder suspect

in the abandoned

warehouse on Oak Street,

asking for another unit.

10-4, 501.

There's another unit available

in the area of Oak Street,

got your back, 501.

502,

we're in the area.

Two-man unit, we'll

be there in a second.

Freeze!

This is Finnick.

I need backup on the roof.

- Calm down, everyone.

- With all due respect,

Madam Mayor, these

people deserve answers.

I promise you, your

voices will be heard.

We will hear from each and

every one of you, I promise.

No, she won't!

The Nain Rouge will k*ll us all!

There have been 17 mysterious

deaths of local residents

within the week, and our

community is at a great loss.

Our council has laid

out a plan of action.

If you would allow me,

I'd like to introduce our

chief of police, Chief Romano.

And lastly, effective

immediately,

I have enacted a curfew,

from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m.,

that's effective

for all residents.

Okay.

Madam Mayor, the

people deserve a reprieve

from all this chaos.

This is bullshit!

Folks, please.

Hey, come on, folks!

Folks, please.

This isn't what you think.

It's only in place

to keep you safe

and your families accounted for.

At 8 p.m., the curfew happens.

And we want you either in

your home or well on your way.

Everyone, now,

everyone, please, please.

We all need to do our part.

If you're home,

then our fine men

and women uniform will

know you are safe.

Look at all of you.

Who's that m*therf*cker?

- Gathered under one roof.

- The pastor.

Hmm.

Coming together at

just the right time.

We need each other.

There are forces out there

that will try and tear us apart.

No.

An unwavering belief in the Lord

and in our police force

is what we can count on

to keep us strong,

keep us united.

As for the person or

persons responsible,

let's just pray

that all lost souls find

their way back to salvation.

The Nain Rouge is real!

I lost my niece

to drug violence,

and I want the police to

do something about it!

We all heard about this

little red devil on the loose.

Is there a monster

loose in Lake Orion?

People, people,

please, please.

We need to keep

our heads about us.

There isn't anything

supernatural going on.

We've all heard the stories.

Campfire tales, that's all.

I need you to trust us,

all of us, that we are

doing everything we can

to get to the bottom.

In fact, Officer Finnick, who

do you have there with you?

Oh, my apologies, Chief,

and to the great

people of Lake Orion.

I'm Detective Nightingale

from the Detroit

Police Department.

I'm here on a special

assignment to assist

in investigating these murders.

If you'll have me!

Well, that'll be

just fine by me.

And in fact, I think

that just about does it.

Please be safe,

everyone, going home

and respect the curfew tonight.

God bless you all.

- Hey.

- Hi.

What happened to you

at the town hall meeting?

You know I'm not

a politics guy.

I was looking for you, today.

I took a trip outta town.

If you're, uh, not on

this thing all night,

or you just want

to take a break,

you should stop by later.

I, uh, think I could do that.

Okay.

See you then.

Is that your man there?

Not yet.

The night's still young.

Now

what's good here?

Cheeseburgers.

You buying?

Why not?

It has been summoned.

Hey, perfect

timing, come here.

Set your phone down.

Put these on.

Here, push your hair back first.

I don't think you

want me to touch this...

I got it, I got it.

Thing.

What is this?

I'm not really sure.

I was hoping you

could help me out.

Okay.

Kind of a work in progress.

Is this your first time?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

Grab on to here, don't

press the red handle.

Put your mask down.

I'm gonna guide you, okay?

Okay.

And...

Now go in straight.

How'd I do?

Not bad at all.

I'm impressed.

Good afternoon, Doc.

I'm Detective Nightingale

from Detroit Police.

Dr. Muskoviti.

Pleasure to meet you, Detective.

What's our story here?

Got a real unusual case here.

He's got a combination

of real deep thermal

and chemical burns, some

real unusual wounds here.

Either he learns how to

shave less aggressively

and not sit under the sunlamp

all day, or as he claims,

some red, little,

rodent-looking monster broke

into his house and

blew up his meth lab

and left him lookin' like this.

Who did this to you, Ike?

Get me out of here!

Get me out of here!

No, I need to get out of here!

He's comin' for us all!

Every single one of you

m*therf*ckers is gonna die!

He'll cut your tongue out

before you even get

a f*ck' word out!

Let go of me, man!

I need to get out of here!

Let me go!

- I got this.

- Let me go!

Ike, I got this!

Ah!

Ah!

The ice cream social is

next Sunday after services.

Please stick around.

I was reading a poem last

week that I found in college,

and it means more to me

now than it did then,

and I think it

will for you, too.

From "Ulysses," by

Lord Alfred Tennyson.

- Please.

- I got this.

Just tell me who did it.

Who was it?

The devil.

It was the devil.

Calm down, Ike.

- Please.

- Calm down.

Leave the drugs alone, man.

I told you that your whole life.

Now get off of that sh*t, boy.

I told you about that sh*t.

- Please.

- No, man, let go of me, man!

Come on, man, it's

gonna be all right.

Ike, hold on, just hold on, man.

This'll be fine.

I got this.

I'll be right back.

Just hold tight.

Much abides.

Though we are not

now that strength,

which in old days,

moved earth and heaven,

that which we are, we are.

One equal temper

of heroic hearts

made weak my time and fate,

but strong in will,

to strive, to seek,

to find, and not to yield.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I gotta go.

Okay.

Duty calls.

I'll see you soon?

Yeah, yeah.

You are good.

Great.

What more do I gotta say?

You don't come around

here, you hear me?

This is my place as

much as it is the boy's.

But that don't mean

just anyone's invited.

Are you listenin' to me?

In or out of uniform,

you don't touch an

officer of the law, ever!

You also don't get to

tell me who I can see.

From now on, when we meet,

you either smile, nod or wave.

I don't care which.

Then you go about your business.

Don't say a single word.

And if I ever catch you

smelling like this again

in a vehicle, I'll

run your a*s in.

Now I loved your daughter.

If I could've traded places

with her, I would have.

And I like your son.

That's just the way it is.

But none of that

changes anything.

It's best you get used to it.

You deserve some credit.

It was all your idea, after all.

You've spoken of Nain

Rouge for ,

well, as long as I can remember.

But we took action.

How can I possibly explain?

Trying times demand

drastic measures.

You're a naive son of a b*tch.

It's too dangerous.

You don't have the slightest

idea of what you're doing.

The congregation, the people

of Lake Orion want this.

Lasting peace and prosperity.

Bullshit!

We'll all burn for this.

No, you're wrong.

I know the word of the Lord.

I've heard it.

He speaks to me.

Now put the g*n away

and just accept that this

is a blessing from God.

You made a deal with

the devil, Pastor.

Anna Lee, you put that

g*n down, right now.

Do as he says.

The people won't stand for it.

Now, Anna Lee.

This is your last warning.

She's not gonna sh**t.

Our secret is safe with her.

Please, Anna Lee.

Let's hope God

forgives both of you.

Billie, it's Romano.

What?

Yes, I'll be there, in a second.

Dad!

Dad!

Oh my God.

Here, sit down.

Jesus Christ.

Neither of you

move, all right?

Come on.

There's a monster.

He's on his way here.

And, Ellis, you're

gonna help me k*ll it.

Help you k*ll what?

It's like a, like a red,

some sort of a just...

Listen, I don't care what

the f*ck this is about!

I need to get him

to a hospital now!

Dad?

Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad, Dad,

Dad, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Dad, will you talk

to me, please?

- You hear me?

- Okay.

We can figure this thing out,

and then you're

gonna help me k*ll it

when it gets here.

And we'll get him to a hospital.

We'll get him to a hospital.

Do you hear me?

Do you hear me?

Yeah, I f*ck' hear you!

It doesn't matter now.

Ellis, where are you going?

Don't you get any bright ideas.

I used up all my bright ideas!

You know what this is?

A knife?

That monster you

were talking about,

that was me!

I summoned it

to k*ll people like you.

Do you know how many

people you've k*lled?

That's not gonna

bring my mom back,

my sister back, and now my dad!

But it'll f*ck' k*ll you!

Call it off, Ellis!

Ellis!

Freeze.

Turn around.

I'm gonna need the knife.

Not gonna happen.

It doesn't matter.

This is your end.

No.

sh**t me if you have to.

You're gonna die

here for that, Ellis.

And no magic's gonna save you.

Had you been really

so righteous,

it would've been you out

there, stickin' his neck out,

instead of hangin' this on

every member of this town.

Well, we're gonna change

all that, aren't we?

Get up, girl.

Billie, this

m*therf*cker's been here.

Billie Jean!

No.

No, help!

Finnick!

Finnick!

You m*therf*cker!

Get your motherfuckin'

a*s out of here.

What the f*ck is wrong with you?

Drop her, man, now!

Nain Rouge!

Come here!

Get over here.

Billie, no!

No, you ruined it!

Give me that.

Back up!

Get up!

Get up.

It's no good, Ellis.

I was doin' good

for this town.

Hey, as*h*le, drop it or die!

LOPD ain't gonna

let you walk out

of this m*therf*cker

with one of their own.

Give it up, Ellis!

On your knees,

hands on your head now!

I was trying to help.

How you feel?

I don't know.

What about your boy?

We lost all the

monster evidence,

burned up the museum's artifact.

Dammit.

I don't know.

Maybe we should just

keep him a couple days,

just for being an as*h*le.

We should've blamed

all this sh*t on his a*s.

Guess it's better than nothing.

Thank you.

Thank you.

You gonna be all

right in this town.

Everybody's not made

for the long w*r.

You'll do just fine, Finnick.

Take care of yourself.

You too.

Fellas, could I get

a ride outta here?

I'm looking for a fighter

that goes by the name

of Marcellus De Vaux.

You mean J.D.,

the Jersey Devil.

He's right there, honey.

See, old friend,

I broke more soldiers

than you did.