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One Big Snake (2025)

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One Big Snake (2025)

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(bright music)

(ominous music)

(birds chirping)

(person snoring)

(wood creaking)

(ominous music continues)

(objects crashing)

- [TV Character] Arlo!

- [TV Character] Cole. Cole!

Are you hurt?

[TV Character] Oh

my God! (Indistinct)

[TV Character] Honey. Cole!

Honey, can you

fetch me another beer?

[TV Character] Cole!

Honey?

Goddammit. I gotta be Dad

and mom in this place.

(crib creaking)

(baby crying)

(glass rattles)

(ominous music)

(glass rattles)

(ominous music continues)

(door creaking)

(rattle shakes)

(snake hisses)

(person screams)

(blood splatters)

(rattle shakes)

(ominous music)

(crib creaks)

(rattle shakes)

(snake hisses)

(baby cries)

(thunder crackles)

(snake hisses)

(ominous music continues)

(ominous music continues)

(game console chiming)

Adam, could you please

turn that contraption down?

Your Dad's trying to drive.

- What the f*ck?

- Hey, language.

- I lost my game.

- Good.

You're giving us a headache.

Did you forget to pay

my phone bill or what?

It just cut out on me.

Must be the signal out here.

- [Adam] Are you kidding?

- No, sir.

No cell phone towers

from this point forward,

nothing but beautiful

countryside.

Great.

So, I'm gonna be

bored outta my mind

until we get to the WiFi?

About the WiFi.

We actually need to talk

to you about that, Adam.

Don't tell me this Airbnb

has shitty internet, Dad.

Well, no, not exactly.

Thank f*ck!

But, we do have a

little surprise for you.

- A PlayStation 5?

- No.

Something more adventurous.

See, this Airbnb is kind

of a work in progress.

Okay?

Because we're actually

here to renovate the place.

It's ours.

Wait, what?

Beverly's mom gifted us

this primo property as

our wedding present.

It's just a little

rundown. Just a little.

We thought it'd be nice

to spend the summer

fixing up, together.

- Surprise!

- Are you trying

to ruin my life?

We'll, have fun. Put

the gadgets down for once.

What about the WiFi?

There kind of isn't any.

Nothing more consistent

than after the summer.

Ask your mother.

Dad.

Look, we thought a digital

detox would be good for you.

Besides, we need to spend some

solid family time together.

Yeah? Well, you're

not my family, so

Hey, we all agreed we'll

try to get along this summer.

(groans) Just how

rundown is this place?

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(doors thud)

Home, sweet home.

Cheer up, Adam.

You'll have a good time

as soon as we get started.

Absolutely. DIY

is in your blood.

I guess we'll find out

when I slit my wrist.

(laughs) Pass my tools

from the truck, would you?

I'm gonna take Bev inside.

Too slow.

(Beverly laughing)

(ominous music)

(rattle shaking)

(snake hissing)

(vehicle beeping)

(ominous music continues)

(ominous music continues)

(ominous music continues)

(door creaks)

(items thud)

Dad?

Dad?

(gentle music)

Hello?

Jesus Christ.

(wood creaking)

(gentle music continues)

(wood creaking continues)

(gentle music continues)

(wood creaking continues)

(door creaks)

(gentle music continues)

(door thuds)

(suspenseful music)

Beverly?

(door creaks)

(intense music)

Mm.

Holy sh*t!

She brought me a

young one. (Laughs)

Dad, Dad! Dad!

Dad! Dad!

Dad!

- Hey, what is it?

There's somebody living here.

What?

Adam, you better not be

playing some kind of joke.

Go in that room. There's

a junkie living here.

You better not be putting

some PR prank on us.

Just go Look.

- Be careful, Roddy.

- Yeah. Yeah.

(door creaks)

- Mm. Greeting, friend.

- I told you!

Stay back, Adam.

Something the matter?

You're trespassing.

You can't be in here.

This is our house.

We are the new owners. We

just bought this property.

Somebody actually bought

this rotten, old hell

hole? (Coughs and spits)

I am afraid you're gonna

have to leave, right now.

My son here can help

you pack your stuff.

You can be on your way.

Dad, I don't think he

plans on going anywhere.

Your boy's right.

This place isn't much.

But, I made it pretty

comfortable for myself here.

Hey, we asked you nicely,

but you just don't

have a choice in this.

Sis.

(ominous music)

What is this? I don't

want your junk mail.

He had mail delivered here?

What?

- Mokay?

- Mokae.

Yep. You looking at him.

- sh*t!

- So what?

- What's wrong, Bev?

If he had mail delivered here

then he has squatters rights.

Oh, it could take us weeks,

maybe even months to

get him outta here.

And a whole lot of money.

That's ridiculous.

That's the law. Don't let the

door hit you on the way out.

So, can we go home now?

No. Family meeting in

the kitchen right now!

(Mokae grunting)

Not you!

(door thuds)

Rude.

Roddy, it is not

going to be easy for us

to get this guy outta here.

I don't care if I

got to go in there

and throw him out myself.

- So, can we go home now?

- No, we cannot.

Oh, okay.

Maybe we can go to

the local police

and they can advise us on

how to handle this mess.

Wow. I was hungry

until I came in here.

This will be the

first one we fix up.

This is all just a minor setback.

Can't we change the locks?

Honestly, I think

that's ill*gal.

If he has mail, he has rights.

I'm calling Mike.

We're gonna sue his a*s

straight outta here.

Sounds expensive, Dad.

Better to just cut your losses.

Okay, baby. What if we try

to show this guy some kindness?

Maybe he'll see

things from our side

and he'll choose to leave on

his own without feeling forced.

Show him kindness? Honey,

he's trespassing in our place.

Come on! It's worth a try.

Maybe if you buy him some

new clothes, he'll f*ck off.

Adam!

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

He might be on to something.

Roddy, why don't we just

offer this guy some money?

- Hell no.

- Roddy, baby.

Why can't you just offer this

guy a couple hundred dollars

to see if he'll

leave on his own?

Goddammit. You know what?

I'm not gonna give

our money away

to this homeless

freak for nothing.

Baby, I think they

prefer the term unhoused.

Unhoused, unhinged, whatever.

I'll pay the guy off,

but he should at least

clean up behind himself.

That's only fair.

Look at this place.

It's gross.

Okay, but you said that

you didn't wanna hire workers

because this was supposed

to be a bonding experience.

I'll offer him 100 bucks

and he'll think he

hit the jackpot.

At the very least,

he should clean up

behind himself before he goes.

Okay, that's worth a try.

Hey, if the bum's getting

paid, then I'm getting paid.

You, shut your mouth.

(ominous music)

(leaves crunching)

(ominous music continues)

(leaves rustling)

(water dripping)

(birds squawking)

(ominous music continues)

(rattle shaking)

(leaves rustling)

(rattle shaking)

(snake hissing)

(onlooker screaming)

(birds calling)

(ominous music)

(leaves rustling)

- Can't the police do it?

- [Mike] Roddy, you can't use

physical force to

remove a squatter.

It's too dangerous.

So, what? I'm stuck with

this freaky son of a b*tch?

[Mike] Beverly's

speaking sense here.

Have you tried

asking them to leave?

Hmm. I hadn't thought

of that one, Mike.

Jesus, this must be why you

lawyers earn the big bucks.

[Mike] I'm doing what

I can to help out, Roddy,

but legally speaking,

it sounds to me

like you're stuck with him.

Okay, I'll handle

it. Thanks, anyway.

[Mike] Okay.

(birds chirping)

(door thuds)

(glass shatters)

(ominous music)

(wood creaking)

(grunts) I hate this place!

(footsteps thumping)

[Mokae] Boys will be boys, eh?

Anyway, that's

our final offer.

You scratch our backs

and we'll scratch yours.

Y'all look like

an all right family.

Why do you want to live in

an old nasty place like this?

We don't plan to.

It's gonna be

our vacation house.

And when we're not here,

it'll be rented out

the other families,

so don't get any ideas.

(laughs) So you

going to convert

this sh*t pit into a overpriced

tourist trap and you

only gonna offer me

a lousy a hundred

dollars? (Laughs)

I'm sorry. Aren't

you homeless?

Unhoused, Roddy,

unhoused people.

If you make it 500, I might

be tempted by that offer,

but I do have some terms.

- Terms?

- Oh, okay, okay.

Roddy, let's just hear

what this man has to say.

Sure, why not?

So, you want me to clean

this place after myself?

The money will help.

But do you want to know

what else is useful?

- Deodorant.

- No. Some extra hands.

- Some what?

- Hire a few laborers

to help you fix up the place.

You know, some people

that I could charm.

They might have a sofa

that I can crash my head

on for a night or two.

Are you out of your mind? I

didn't even want to pay you!

Oh. Oh, okay.

All right, Roddy.

We do want Mo-

Mokae.

We do want Mokae

to transition away from

here, don't we, baby?

Those are my terms.

If you want me to leave soon,

then hopefully we

have an agreement.

Fine. Fine, I'll

hire some help.

The sooner we get

this done, the better.

Good.

I'm going to write down some

names of some fellas I want.

Mm. (Chuckles)

Do you know these people?

Trust me, these guys

will get the job done.

So, do we have a deal, sir?

Yes. Yes, we have a deal.

(Mokae laughs and claps)

(door creaks)

(metal tinkling)

The power been out

since I found this place.

Pretty sure been

abandoned for decades.

[Roddy] Great.

But now I know how

my mother-in-law

afforded a whole house

as a wedding gift.

Mm. Diffuse boxes to the left.

You better take a

good look at it.

I am no electrician,

but I'd say you have your work

cut for you, eh? (Chuckles)

g*dd*mn.

(ominous music)

You got to be kidding.

What is it?

(intense music)

We got an

infestation over here.

You don't say.

(intense music)

(door rattling)

That ought a hold it.

Exactly, how many of

those eggs were down there?

I don't know.

First thing tomorrow we

call the exterminator.

(ominous music)

You didn't notice anything

clean these eggs at all?

Baby.

This is a large place, but I

would never go in the shed.

- Why not?

- It terrifies me.

All sorts of dangerous

wildlife in these parts.

They like to go to the

shed and lay their nest.

Whatever laid this

egg must be huge.

Massive.

Out here is snake country,

and if I were you, I'd go

ahead and place that egg

right where you

found it and move on.

Don't worry, we won't

be ran off by snakes.

This is our house

and you're gonna

have to help us get rid of them.

I'm not messing

with those things.

All I know is we are

not staying here tonight.

Clearly, this place

is not habitable.

No offense to you.

Baby, it's too dangerous.

Okay. We'll get

a hotel tonight.

Alright!

But, tomorrow we

getting to work.

Adam, go get in the car.

(ominous music continues)

Do you mind if

I hold onto this?

Maybe I can identify the mother.

Do whatever, cook

a omelet with it.

If we are lucky,

whatever laid that

egg will take care

of our undivided guests by

the time we get back here.

Don't be mean, baby. (Laughs)

(mellow music)

(doors thud)

(engine whirs)

(rhythmic music)

(Mokae chanting in

foreign language)

(rattle shaking)

(doors thud)

(comedic music)

(door creaks)

Hey, somebody call

an exterminator?

You got the wrong house.

Mm, I don't, I

don't think I do.

I said you got the

wrong damn house.

And don't think

about coming back here.

Oh, my bad. My mistake.

No, no, no mistake.

I called you.

Mokae, you know

we have a problem?

You didn't tell me

you called anyone.

I don't need to. It is

not your house, Mokae.

I'm sorry. Come on in. Mr.

Tallahassee Majors

number one pest expert

from Tallapoosa to

Whispering Pines.

No pest too small. No price

too tall, plus expenses.

Pleasure to meet you. The

problem's over in the shed.

Come on in.

I told you.

(comedic music)

- Honey, he's here.

- Oh, thank God.

Hey, I understand you

got a problem up in here.

Yes, I'm Tallahassee Majors.

You got a nasty pest, I can

lay that sucker to rest.

Oh, okay. That's great.

Ooh, sorry guys. I

saw, you saw that gnat?

Sorry. Yes, let's look around.

Let's see what we

got going on here.

Looks like y'all

got pests, nests

and all kinds of

other sh*t up in here.

Let's take a look.

Ooh, it stinks.

Look at this dish. Like,

y'all don't have a dishwasher?

Okay.

This is, this is, this

is some f*cked up sh*t.

Let me have some

leaks, some termites.

Ooh yeah, you, you pretty stern.

You leave bodies

in here? Oh yeah.

There's something y'all got

hiding up in there for sure.

Yeah. This is

gonna be expensive.

Y'all better not pay

me in food stamps.

Like, looks like y'all bought

this on Friday the 13th.

I don't know.

(door rattling)

I went in there yesterday.

There's a whole nest.

A whole nest? Alright,

let's take a look see.

Oh, I'm afraid

this is gonna have

to be a cash up

front transaction.

That okay with you?

How much was it again?

This will cover the

initial inspection.

Yeah, this is bad.

Gimme one second.

I'll be right back.

I've seen worse.

This is nasty.

(door creaking)

(ominous music)

Look at all this sh*t.

Oh man. It smells like

rotten fish in here.

Somebody was getting it in.

Ooh, this is like,

this is the problem.

Big expansive problem.

(ominous music)

Look at what we got here.

Oh f*ck, these are big.

I have never seen

anything this big before.

Ooh, the coochie on this has

to be as wide as a bucket.

Big as a Buick. Yeah, that's

a, that's a big coochie.

Hello? Anybody home?

(footsteps thudding)

- Hi.

- Hi. How's it going?

So, it's the place

you want fixin' up, huh?

What gave it away?

(laughs) That'll cost ya.

(sighs) Figured

you'd say that.

What the hell's he doing here?

You could say he

came with the house.

I recommended you jackasses.

We told you to leave town.

Since when do I

take orders from you?

I thought you knew these guys.

Oh, he does. You can never

get rid of the son of a b*tch.

Always causing trouble.

If you do not want the job,

then we'll call someone else.

We'll take it. But, you

keep that creep away from us.

Bad luck follows him

all over this town.

Sign the contract and

we'll get started.

Friends? All over town, huh?

Don't worry about it. These

guys will get the job done.

You'll see.

(ominous music)

Who's at the door?

Oh, it must be the

workers your Dad hired

to help us out around here.

Oh, was that your idea?

No, it was Mokae's, actually.

Go figure.

And is Dad paying

for all of this?

- Is that a problem?

- Well, I mean,

this is your house, isn't it?

Barely married and

he's already funding

a full scale renovation for you?

Adam, I don't know where

you're getting these ideas

about me, but I want nothing

more from your father

than for us to be

a happy family.

More like an easy life

living off his business.

(sponge thuds)

Do you call this an easy life?

Adam, you and I may never

be the best of friends,

but I really am trying

to make it work over here.

Whatever. I'm heading out.

You're not helping

with the house?

If Dad brought in a team

of morons, I'm off the hook.

- Where are you going?

- Civilization.

Don't go too far.

Whatever.

This kid f*cking hates me.

f*cking hates me.

(intense music)

Oh, sh*t!

Oh, something trying to get me.

Come out, come out,

come out, little f*ck.

(screaming) f*cking b*tch!

(Tallahassee

screaming continues)

f*cking b*tch!

Oh, f*ck got me!

(Tallahassee groaning)

How did you...

How are you doing

that? Ah! (Screaming)

(door thuds)

(worker laughing)

So, uh, how's it going?

(worker belches)

Look fellas, how long do

you think this will take?

A couple days, a week?

Well, we can't get started

until we have the permits.

Permits?

- Permits.

Electrical, plumbing,

roofing, the windows.

I mean, that's just

the start of it.

Well, it's really

just cosmetic work.

Maybe a bit of

drywall, painting,

wallpapering, that

kind of thing.

Just make the place

look presentable.

(workers laughing)

We can't get started

until we have the permits.

I mean, it shouldn't take no

more than about a month or two.

If you can't get started

for a month or two,

what are you still

doing? In my house?

We're on the clock until then.

Read your contract.

We're not going anywhere

until you get those permits.

You're just paying us

to do this. (Flatulates)

Oh. Oh. (Laughs)

Yeah!

- Nasty mother...

(door thuds)

(worker burps)

(ominous music)

(leaves rustling)

Come on, come on.

f*ck.

(ominous music continues)

(foot thuds)

(leaves rustling)

(muffled upbeat music)

(ominous music continues)

(leaves rustling)

(snake hisses)

(rattle shakes)

Hey! Hey, look out!

(intense music)

(snake hissing continues)

(ominous music continues)

(snake hissing)

Oh, sh*t!

(snake hisses)

(intense music)

Shh. (Indistinct)

(intense music continues)

Family.

Great workmen

you made me hire.

Are they bullying you?

They're refusing to work.

They're talking about permits.

Mm. Let me guess.

Plumbing, electrical,

siding, windows?

How did you know?

You still got the

mail that I gave?

It's around here somewhere.

Here.

- Go ahead.

Go ahead, open them.

You'll find everything in order.

How did you know?

A project manager

is always prepared.

I like making friends.

(wind rustling)

(leaves rustling)

(both panting)

- Great shot.

- Do you think it's dead?

No. But you sure

pissed it off.

What was I supposed to

do? Oh, sh*t, my phone!

You can go back for it later.

Were you spying on me?

No. No.

Well, what are you

doing in the woods then?

Honestly, I didn't think

anyone else was out here.

I was just trying

to find some signal.

- Good luck with that.

- You're lucky I was here

or that thing

could have bit you,

I guess I am. Thanks.

There's no way I'm going

back to my tent after that,

but I'd really like a jacket.

I can get you

one from my stepmom

and you can tell

her about the snake.

Come on. My Dad will

never believe me.

You're staying nearby.

We're fixing up an old

farmhouse on the hill.

That abandoned place?

Yeah, but it's not

abandoned anymore.

Come on, I'll show you.

(ominous music)

(tea splashing)

That's it. Make 'em strong.

Can you make one for

the exterminator?

Oh, he didn't leave?

He better not have.

He's got to be here.

His Jeep's outside.

Well, I haven't heard him. I

don't think he's here, Roddy.

That's what the money grabbing

local boys will do to you,

take your money and run.

That's probably not

even this vehicle.

- sh*t!

- Well calm down, baby.

The man probably

just took lunch.

He'll show up.

Hm, I doubt it. Hm.

(wood creaking)

Go get 'em, baby, go.

Bought you boys some coffee.

Thanks. Got any coffee cake?

No cake.

But, what I do have is

those permits you mentioned.

So, go ahead and drink

up then get to work.

How did you, I expect to

see a lot of progress today.

This smells like Mokae's work.

He does leave a

smell, doesn't he?

Don't go owing him

any favors, boss.

You don't know what

that guy's capable of.

Look, I paid him to

help fix the house up

and then he promised

me he's outta here.

So, get to it.

It's the same old story

with this guy, boss.

All these rundown houses out

here, he staked the claim to.

What?

Wherever Mokae goes,

bad luck follows.

Right. It never ends

well for the homeowner.

By the time they

get these houses all

fixed up nice and

pretty, things happen.

Like what?

They go missing.

Or worse.

Oh, you think he

has a criminal record?

That could help.

- No. He's clean.

- Yep.

No matter what kind of

destruction follows Moaki,

he always seems to come out

of it looking like he had

nothing to do with it.

It always appears like

it's just a coincidence,

but it's an obvious pattern,

'cause he's always

there, like a curse.

Okay, I heard enough.

Get to work, so I can

get him outta my house

and out of my life.

- Will do, boss.

I don't want him around

anymore than you do,

but legally I don't

have a choice.

All I'm saying is as long

as he's here, you be careful.

And don't say we

didn't warn you.

(ominous music)

Dad! Dad.

Adam, where have you been?

You're supposed to be

helping with the...

Whoa.

You won't believe

what happened to us.

This is my new friend, Skye.

Everything okay?

She needs to borrow a jacket.

We were attacked.

- What?

We'll tell you everything.

Can she come inside?

Yeah, of course.

Hi, I'm Adam's Dad.

Sorry to trouble you.

No, no trouble. Come on in.

(leaves crunching)

(birds chirping)

A giant snake, in the woods?

We're telling you the truth.

How big are we talking?

Huge.

She won't even go back

there on her own, Beverly.

Don't you two

think you're being

just a little over dramatic?

If you knew anything about

me, you'd know I'm not a liar.

- She's trying to help.

- No, she's not. Dad.

Look, I grew up around here

and I have never

encountered a giant snake.

No one has.

That's not true.

Years ago, an entire family

were k*lled in

this town by snake.

This house has been

abandoned ever since.

You think that happened

in this house? (Laughing)

You hear anything

about this, Bev?

No, but I think I do

know what's going on.

Adam put you up to this

because he just doesn't

like being here.

- What?

- I'm not making it up.

I can prove it.

I'm sure you saw a snake.

It was probably a black racer.

They're all over this place.

They're big and they bite,

but they're not venomous.

Are you even listening?

It wasn't any damn black racer.

Adam.

Don't let her dismiss

me like that, Dad.

The story is a

little hard to believe,

but I'm sure you got

chased by something.

Even if you don't believe us,

had Adam not been there,

I could have been

k*lled by that snake.

He saved my life.

How touching.

She can stay here

tonight, right, Dad?

Stay here?

At least for the night.

That thing is still out there.

Oh look, you know what?

Everybody put a sock in it.

First things first.

I understand that you

need to borrow a jacket.

I have a suitcase down

the hall to the left.

Get it and bring it back.

Okay, thanks.

She's very pretty, Adam.

She gonna have to go

right to hell back

to where she came from.

You say she living in the woods?

Oh hell no. She's

not staying here.

Why not?

We have enough room

for that old tr*mp,

but she's not welcome?

She can share my

room if she has to.

You can see where

this is going.

(cup thuds)

(suspenseful music)

(wood creaking)

(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

(snake hissing)

(gentle music continues)

This was the point of

bringing Adam out here,

to spend some time

in the real world.

We don't even know

this girl, Roddy.

And call me crazy

if I don't think

imagining a giant snake attack

is living in the real world.

Yeah, but this girl, you know,

wants to spend time with him.

Yeah. So what's

the f*cking big deal?

You watch it, buddy.

If this young lady would like

to spend some time with you,

I guess we don't have a problem

with you making new friends.

But in separate rooms.

What?

And on one condition, Adam.

You slacked off today, but you

have responsibilities here.

If we decide to let

Skye stay, you have

to clean all the trash

from the backyard.

- Seriously?

- Yes.

Before you go to bed.

- Is this it?

- That's the one.

And if you are afraid to

stay in the woods tonight,

you are welcome to

stay here on the couch.

- Are you sure it's okay?

- Well, that's up to Adam.

Do we have a deal?

- Fine.

- Great.

(ominous music)

(grass crunching)

Oh, sh*t.

(ominous music continues)

I think I should warn you,

you're not our first guest.

When we moved in,

we found a squatter.

We haven't been able

to get rid of him yet.

Oh, God.

I know, right? Some old guy.

He seems harmless enough.

His name is Moki, Mokae, or...

Is that gonna be a problem?

- No, not at all.

- Oh, okay.

Well, here you go. If you

need anything, let me know.

- Okay.

- Alright.

(door creaks)

(logs thud)

(ominous music)

sh*t.

(stick thuds)

Where's Skye?

She's settling into her room.

You guys need to

get her right now.

What is it?

You guys both need

to come with me.

I have evidence, actual evidence

that I'm telling the truth.

Oh God.

(leaves rustling)

I don't understand.

They were right here.

I guess the whole

g*dd*mn cemetery

just got up and walked away?

- It was here, Dad.

- Unbelievable, Adam.

Skye knows I'm

telling the truth.

I know what we saw.

If it really has

followed us back

to the house, then none of

us are safe here tonight.

I guess you want

me to book a hotel

for the night again, Adam?

Oh, with good WiFi, of course.

Dad, you have to believe me.

Uh huh.

I think your family really

would be safer at a hotel,

at least for tonight.

No need for that.

What's all the fuss about?

- Long story.

- Mm. Well, well.

Who's this pretty little thing?

Eyes off, creep.

Okay, player, player.

Haven't I seen you

somewhere before?

- Maybe.

- Maybe the woods, perhaps?

I camp out there.

Live off the land.

You need to be careful

out there in the woods.

It's not always safe.

Hey, you wouldn't happen

to know anything

about human remains

buried on the property,

would you, Mokae?

Me? No.

Not a damn thing.

They say they encountered

a man-eating snake today.

Mm. Adam, I did tell you that

this is snake country, yeah?

Come on. Everyone,

back inside.

- But, Dad-

- No, Adam.

I had enough.

(ominous music)

(leaves rustling)

(Mokae knocks)

Hello?

Adam?

You have charmed

the boy quickly.

Leave these people alone,

Mokae. They're a nice family.

What do you know about

family? I'm all you ever had.

You've done enough. Just

leave these people alone.

You know that's not the plan.

I thought that you was

at one with nature.

I thought that you wanted

to live in the wild.

Not like this.

No. You don't trust

old Mokae anymore?

I don't know.

This whole place

is yours, Skye.

We can have it all to

ourselves. Come on, now.

What will you do to them?

Me? Absolutely nothing.

You know what I mean.

We can't be responsible

for local wildlife.

It's unnatural. Mokae.

I have never seen a

snake get that big.

So powerful, so deadly.

It's potent juju and it's

only getting stronger.

It was different when these

people didn't live here.

Nonetheless, we have a deal.

You can't back out now, girl.

I need the boy first.

Do not let me down.

(ominous music)

(door creaks)

(door thuds)

(birds chirping)

Hey, Skye. (Knocks)

Skye?

Skye?

(intense music)

- Hey.

- Morning, Sport.

- Where is she?

- Who? Beverly?

No, Skye. She's

not in her room.

I haven't seen her.

(Adam grunts)

Hey, Skye!

Hey, kid, don't forget to

use your tongue! (Laughs)

Hey, we're next, all right?

Skye, wait up!

Skye. Hey.

- Leave me alone.

- What did I do?

- Nothing.

I just can't be

around you, Adam.

You didn't even say

goodbye this morning.

You and your family

can't stay here. Okay?

You need to go right now.

They won't listen to me.

They think I'm

making this all up.

You don't understand

what's going on.

Hey, wait, where

are you going?

It doesn't matter.

Just promise me you'll get out

of here and away from Mokae.

Did he? Did he do something

to you last night?

You could tell me anything.

You don't understand

what he's into.

He's a dangerous man.

If I had known you were

staying in that old house,

I'd never have come over.

- You know him?

- Everyone in this town does.

Well, he's just a bum, okay?

We're gonna get rid of him.

No, Adam, he's going to get

rid of you. He always does.

What does that mean?

I don't want you

getting caught up

in this any more

than you already are.

Just get your parents

out of that house.

- Will I see you again?

- Just forget about me.

(ominous music)

Hey!

Ready to tackle the toughest

part of the house, gentlemen?

If you could start

with the fuse box,

there's stains all over

the wall, by the way,

Your kid took that girl in

there last night? (Laughing)

- It was a joke.

- Relax.

If you find asbestos in there,

I don't want to hear about it.

Just, you know, cover it up.

Oh, we'll pretend

you didn't say that.

Yeah, we like to do

things by the book.

I bet. If you need

anything, gimme a holler.

(birds chirping)

(workers coughing and gagging)

(ominous music)

(leaves crunching)

- Where's the boy?

- He wouldn't follow me.

You think I was

born yesterday?

He follows you around

like a little puppy dog.

What have you told him?

- Nothing.

You do not want to play

games with me, little girl.

Do not forget who was there

for you when your

parents were k*lled.

Who was there for you

for all those years?

Who's there for you now?

Get the f*ck off her.

So, he did come, eh?

Adam, what are you doing here?

It's over for you, creep.

I'm gonna report

your a*s to the cops

and then you'll be

outside on your a*s.

(Mokae laughs maniacally)

I'm outside. I'm inside.

I'm anywhere I want to be, boy.

Adam, run!

I'm not leaving without you.

It's already too late.

(rattle shakes)

Feeding time.

(snake hisses)

Ew. (Coughing)

Geez. Ah, that som'b*tch

wasn't kidding about the stains.

Looks like a m*rder

scene in here.

These look recent

to you, Jack?

Gee, what? On

God's green earth?

What are those?

- I don't know.

Really big chicken?

Hmm, hmm. (Grunts)

(sighs) Mm.

(both retching and grunting)

Oh, oh, that,

that's it. That is it.

You go back in there and

you tell that goofball

he can clean his own damn shed.

He can deal with this but-

You go tell him.

(intense music)

(Tony retching)

Tony!

(coughing) I think

I'm gonna throw up.

Do it in the bathroom!

What's going on?

[Jack] I'm calling the

cops. No signal out here.

Somebody gonna call the cops.

You got a body out there.

Body? I didn't see any body.

I know what I saw, jackass.

You've got a body

out there. Go look!

Tony!

(ominous music)

(Tony panting)

Tony, you ready?

(rattle shaking)

(Tony screaming)

[Tony] (screaming) Oh my God!

What's he doing in there?

What's he doing in there?

- Open the door.

Come on!

Tony, hang on!

(Tony screaming)

Come on, Tony.

Oh, God!

Get off me!

Tony.

Oh, Tony.

Beverly. Adam.

Tony.

(snake hisses)

Keep him company

while I get my family.

Hurry up!

Beverly! Adam!

Roddy, what are

you screaming for?

We need to get out

of here right now.

Why? Roddy, will you please

Adam!

Where the hell is he?

I haven't seen him

all morning. Oh, Roddy!

Let's go. Come on.

Roddy! (Indistinct)

Come on! Let's go!

Run!

Roddy, what the

hell is going on?

(Jack screaming)

Oh, God!

(door slams)

Stay here. Stay here!

Oh, God! (Grunting)

(Beverly screaming)

(Jack screaming)

[Beverly] Roddy!

Roddy, Roddy, Roddy! (Screaming)

(rattle shaking)

(screaming) What

are we gonna do?

We gotta make a run for

it. Stay here. (Grunts)

Roddy!

(door thuds)

(Roddy grunting)

Come on!

Come on! Come on!

(grunting) Oh, God.

(Beverly screaming)

Oh, Roddy, Roddy! (Screaming)

Bev! Look out!

Bev!

Oh, God! Oh, God!

(Beverly screaming)

Roddy!

Oh!

Roddy!

Roddy!

- Bev! (Grunting)

(snake hissing)

Oh, God! Beverly!

Bev! (Grunting)

(snake hissing)

(intense music)

(Roddy grunting)

(door thuds)

(intense music)

(leaves rustling)

Let me go.

Don't worry, child.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

I have never harmed a soul.

Adam, I'm sorry.

Quiet now!

Do you believe in voodoo, Adam?

Focus on me!

I'm the magician. She

is just the assistant.

What is he

talking about, Skye?

She wanted feel the

true power of nature.

She wanted to see the earth

through the eyes of a reptile.

What if I told you

that there's a way

to take the spirit

from a human body

and wage w*r on your enemies

through the mind of a

man-eater? (Laughing)

Adam, I swear he lied to me.

I did not know anyone

was gonna get hurt.

You're f*cking nuts.

I know it seems hard to believe,

but once you feel the sensation

of swallowing a body

whole... (panting)

I have felt bodies

bloated in my gut!

I have witnessed a

violence grave, boy!

You and your family will be

our next feast.

(laughs maniacally)

(Mokae chanting in

foreign language)

(Mokae laughing maniacally)

That's it! Beautiful creature.

No!

Mokae, please

don't do this to him.

(snake hissing)

(Mokae laughing)

I can see the fear

in your eyes, boy.

Stop! Please, I

don't want this.

When we make the sacrifice,

you too will be one with

the serpent. (Laughing)

(Mokae grunting and screaming)

Ungrateful b*tch! (Hisses)

(intense music)

(leaves rustling)

Stay back. Stay back.

(snakes hissing)

(Mokae grunting)

Run!

Let her go!

- Adam.

- No.

I'm not leaving without you.

Go. Please, your family.

Save them.

You better listen,

boy. (Laughs)

You're only

making it worse. Go.

Do not try to fight me, girl.

If you cannot join me,

I'm just gonna let

nature take its course.

(Skye screaming)

(Roddy grunting)

(snake hissing)

I need more than this.

That's for damn sure.

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

(snake hissing)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(snakes hissing)

Dad!

Dad!

(intense music continues)

(snakes hissing)

Dad!

(intense music continues)

(snakes hissing continues)

(intense music continues)

(snakes hissing continues)

Dad.

I hope you're ready

for some DIY. (Screams)

(chainsaw whirring)

Here, take this.

Protect yourself.

(rock music)

Die! (Grunting)

Die! (Grunting)

Dad.

I'm sorry I didn't

believe you son.

It's him. It's Mokae.

I don't know how

he's controlling it,

but I think it's some

sort of black magic.

Whatever's going on here,

we need to find Beverly

and get out here fast.

Where is she?

One of those suckers

took her. Oh, God!

Run! Run!

Shut the door. Shut it!

Adam. (Laughing)

You cannot escape my

hatchlings. They're hungry.

(intense music)

(Mokae growling)

I gotta find the

snake that took Beverly.

I'm gonna chop his

f*cking head off.

- Where did it take her?

- Somewhere in the house.

But, I think I could

find out where.

Are you calling the cops?

No, I'm calling you.

Me? But I don't have my phone.

I think I hear it?

You see a snake, you k*ll it.

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

Stay away from me!

An opportunity has

presented itself.

What are you talking about?

I have the power

to make you one

with this creature.

Stay away my

family! Stay away!

You see how real my magic is?

Roddy! (Crying)

Either you can

die here, Beverly,

or you can replace

Skye and join me

to be with the

power of the beast.

Oh, Roddy!

Make your choice!

(Beverly crying)

[Beverly] Roddy!

Beverly!

- Roddy!

- Nobody move!

Let her go!

All this time, all

these souls sacrificed

for the ritual to be complete.

It's too late. She

is joining me now.

- Joining you?

- Yes.

Her soul enters the snake

and when they become one,

she will be just like me.

Mokae, let my wife go.

Please, please.

We were friends.

- It's too late.

I'm not wasting anymore

time. She is joining me now.

Need more time. She

is. Join me now.

(Mokae chanting in

foreign language)

Gimme the cord.

Gimme the cord!

(snakes hissing)

k*ll that son of a b*tch, son!

(Adam grunting)

(Mokae gurgling)

(Adam grunting)

(gentle music)

This is our house!

Bev!

(rattle shakes)

Wait, wait, don't.

I got a better idea.

(gentle music)

- Slow down, Roddy.

- Is that the last of it?

Almost. Help me out.

Got it.

All packed?

- Yeah.

- And you're sure

you don't mind me staying here?

Oh, it's no problem.

Yeah, we don't wanna see this

place again for a long time.

I'll be back. What?

I might want to visit.

I hope so.

Keep eye on this place for me.

We don't want any

more squatters.

You have my word.

And keep the jacket, too.

It looks better on you.

Honey, start the

car for me, all right?

Okay, Big Bad Papa.

(vehicle beeping)

(gentle music)

(intense music)

(snake hissing)

There he is.

Be careful. This

one's real aggressive.

We know.

Hi, Mokae.

Why so sad?

This is what you wanted,

isn't it? (Laughs)

I'll take this animal

away for you folks.

You do that. Take

him far, far away.

(snake hissing)

Simmer the hell

down, you dumb animal!

(gentle music)

(birds chirping)

(gentle music continues)

(gentle music continues)

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(energetic rock music)

(energetic rock music continues)

(energetic rock music continues)

(ominous music)

(intense music)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)

(intense music continues)