Do Or Die (2026)

[bunniefuu]

(soft music)

(soft music)

Any parent knows that when

it comes to their children,

nothing else matters.

Your kids are your heart

and you would do anything

in the world for them.

This is my son Lucas, my pride and joy.

Growing up, he was the happiest little kid

on the face of the planet.

He would always light up

a room when he entered it,

and people loved to be around him.

Lucas is now 13 and still

has a heart of gold.

He's excelling at sports

and the classroom.

I couldn't ask for a better boy.

My wife Karen and I met

years ago at our favorite bar

and we've never looked back.

She's everything a man

could want in a woman,

beautiful, smart, passionate,

and a wonderful mother.

She deserves the very best in life,

and it was my goal to give that to her.

It was all starting to

come together for me.

I had the nice house, the

beautiful wife, an amazing son,

and was just starting to get

great success on the job.

My life was finally where I

had always envisioned it to be,

but in one split second my

world and everything I knew

would be turned upside down

and I was forced to make a decision

that no man should ever have to make.

Where the f*ck are you, b*tch?

I'm running out of time.

(lady screams)

[Dispatcher] 911, what's your emergency?

[Karen] They have my son.

Please, hurry up, they took

him right off the front lawn.

[Dispatcher] I understand ma'am.

Did you get a description?

[Karen] No, you don't, that's my heart.

Please, please get him back.

[Dispatcher] Okay, ma'am,

I need you to relax for me.

[Karen] Don't f*cking tell me to relax.

It's my baby they have.

What would you do if

your child was stolen?

[Dispatcher] Ma'am,

I understand,

[Karen] Help me.

[Dispatcher] but we are

trying to get you help.

[Karen] No, no, no,

you'll never understand.

You'll never have a clue how this feels.

Please, hurry, get my son back.

Please.

Hurry.

(dramatic music)

That's it.

We did it, we're homeowners.

Congratulations baby.

Michael, I just wanna

thank you for your patience

and for all your hard work.

We couldn't have done this without you.

My pleasure, Preston.

I'm glad we can make this happen together.

Again, I'm so sorry that I was so picky.

It's just, we had to find the right one.

That's no problem, I totally understand.

When you're purchasing a home

well over a million dollars,

you have every right to be that way.

I'm so excited.

We deserve this, babe.

We've worked hard for this.

Michael, I want you to know

that you have my recommendation.

Trust me when I say this is

just the tip of the iceberg.

I truly appreciate that.

Thank you.

Well guys, enjoy your new home.

Thank you.

(phone rings)

Fellas.

- Hey.

- What's up man?

f*cking jerk off, man.

He stole that listing from me.

What you talking about?

They were my clients.

He skated me.

- Piece of sh*t.

- Yeah, he'll get his.

Yeah, he will.

(phone rings)

It's finally happening.

All this hard work is paying off.

Biggest closing of my career.

$1.5 million house.

You know what?

Let's do something special tonight.

Let's go out to dinner.

Be ready when I get home.

All right, sounds good.

I'll see you soon, babe.

[Karen] Love you.

Baby, baby, baby, you look

simply gorgeous tonight.

Well, thank you, I haven't

gotten that one in a while.

Yeah, no, I've just

been so busy and stressed

and this guy at work thinks

I'm stealing his clients.

Listen, I understand, it's okay.

You've been busy stressed

out at the office,

but I'm just glad it's

worked out for us, you know?

Yeah, it did, everything.

I told you it would.

I knew it would.

Yeah, you did.

Yeah, I did.

I got a bunch of people

showing up tomorrow

for the open house too.

Oh really?

That's exciting.

Yeah, that's good.

You know I'm proud of you, right?

So, now you being this

big hot shot realtor

selling houses left and right,

does that mean I can get those

sexy shoes that I wanted?

I like that down there.

Well, you know, you've

been an incredible wife

and an amazing mother.

I could not have done

this without you, baby.

(phone dings)

Babe, your phone.

Who is this?

Why do you have your phone at dinner?

I told you to put it away.

What, who is it?

I don't know, some random number

telling me to call at 11

o'clock, something important.

That's weird.

It's probably some stupid scam.

I'm starving.

God, I feel like I haven't

eaten anything all day.

But you know Julia from the office?

Yeah.

You met her husband Barry

at the Christmas party.

Oh yeah, Barry, what?

Apparently he took clients

or something here last week.

Loved it.

The penne?

[Karen] Yeah, that's me.

Thank you.

[Waiter] And you must

be the salmon, sir?

Yes sir, thank you.

[Waiter] Alright, is there anything else

I can get you guys?

No, I think we're good.

[Waiter] Okay, enjoy.

- Thank you.

- Thank you.

Alrighty, well, how about a toast to us.

To my mother for keeping

the kids all night tonight.

God, I love that woman.

I think that's the first

time you've ever said that.

Sexy minx.

I can't wait to get you home.

(Karen laughs)

Oh my God, advisor.

Wow.

This is your w*r.

Little excited, are we?

You make me excited.

Is that a bad thing?

(upbeat music)

(birds chirping)

Look who it is, sleeping beauty.

I'm fine.

You're the one that looks like

you got ran over by a train.

Oh, come on, you're just

jealous you can't hang anymore.

Whatever.

So what are you doing

today, going shopping?

No, actually John's dropping Aubrey off.

Oh, okay.

- Whoa, whoa, whoa,

- Morning dad.

- Speed Racer.

- Nice pants.

Thanks.

What's going on?

I'm just waiting for Aubrey to get here.

Oh yeah, what you guys

gonna do, hang out all day?

Yep and there she is.

All right, to be young again, huh?

All right.

(phone rings)

Hello?

[Voice on Phone] Michael?

Yeah, who's this?

[Voice on Phone] You never

called last night Michael.

I have very important instructions

you must follow,

Who the f*ck are you dude?

[Voice on Phone] if you

wanna avoid tragedy, Michael.

Listen, don't call

this number ever again.

[Voice on Phone] Follow the instruct.

Hey Lucas.

Hey.

She couldn't wait to see him.

Well, he woke us up extra early

knowing that she was coming over, so.

Hey John, what's going on man, how you?

Good, Mike, and you?

All right, doing awesome, man.

Just closed a huge deal,

so you know, life is good.

Wow, good for you, man.

Really, congratulations.

Thanks, how's everything

at the school going for you?

Things are good,

thanks, I can't complain.

Well, listen, thank you so

much for dropping her off.

We really appreciate it.

- Anytime,

it's my pleasure.

Aubrey, I love you.

I'll see you next weekend.

[Aubrey] Okay, dad, I love you too.

Hey, make sure you guys

get outside and play today.

It's beautiful out.

Okay, I will.

Love you.

Love you too.

Thanks John.

- See ya John.

- Take care.

Hello, Miss Aubrey.

- Hi.

- How are you?

- I miss you.

- I've missed you too.

Hey, mom, can we go play outside?

Yes you can, but we have to be out there

to watch you, okay?

I'm going out to do some

yard work on the back,

so I just gotta get changed,

and then I'll be right

outside to keep an eye

on you two scalawags, alright?

And I'm following right

behind him, all right,

so be safe.

I'll be out there in a second,

- [Aubrey] Okay.

- Okay?

All right.

Tag, you're it.

Come on, I know you can run faster.

Hey, you two settle down.

Don't go too far.

(phone rings)

Do you wanna play

hide and seek?

- [Lucas] Sure.

Hey guys, don't move

off this front lawn,

now until I get back, okay?

[Lucas] Yes, ma'am.

I'll hide first.

[Lucas] 1, 2, 3,

4, 5, 6,

7, 8, 9, 10.

Ready or not.

[Man in Mask] Here I come.

(Lucas screams)

(intense music)

Mom, Michael, Mom, Michael, Mike!

I don't know, they took him.

They stole Lucas.

[Michael] What do you mean?

Who stole Lucas?

What, baby what's wrong?

- [Aubrey] They took him.

- [Michael] Who took Lucas?

Who's they?

[Aubrey] The bad guys, they took him.

[Michael] Did they come in a car?

[Aubrey] A white van.

[Michael] A white van?

Take her in the house,

take her in the house,

take her in the house.

[Karen] Come on, come on.

(intense music)

Hello?

Yeah, I have an emergency, a kidnapping.

My son, he was just

taken off the front lawn.

214 Oak Drive, Maple Valley.

Yeah, five minutes ago.

Yeah, okay.

You're sending somebody now, alright.

Okay, thanks.

[Karen] What'd they say?

[Michael] They're gonna

send somebody right now.

I'm gonna go out and look for him.

Just go inside.

Listen, listen Karen, make

sure she's okay, alright?

I'm gonna go look for him, alright?

[Karen] I'm coming with you.

- No, no, no.

- I'm coming with you.

Stay here, make sure

she's okay, alright?

And lock the door.

(intense music)

Six dead bodies to me in 24 hours.

Call the number below when completed.

If you fail to do so,

your son will be k*lled.

If you alert the authorities,

your son will be k*lled.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

God damn it, f*ck!

Oh sh*t.

Oh sh*t.

(Michael breathes heavily)

Oh, God, oh, please God,

please God, I just want my son back.

God, I just want my son back!

Oh God, please Lucas, stay strong, buddy.

Oh God.

Karen, Karen, Karen.

(phone rings)

[Karen] Michael.

Karen, did you hear

anything from the cops?

[Karen] No, I haven't.

Have you?

[Michael] No, nothing, no.

[Karen] Michael, please

bring our son back home.

[Lucas] Let me go!

Let me go!

Let me go!

- [Kidnapper] Move!

Let's go!

Sit tight, kid.

Let me out!

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

Hey, hey!

Hey, open that van!

Open the van!

Lucas!

(dramatic music)

Lucas!

Stay strong buddy, stay strong.

(horn honks)

(dramatic music)

Michael.

Well.

Nothing.

Did you hear from the police?

I called 20 minutes ago, nothing.

I found this on my windshield.

What's this?

What does someone think

I'm playing a f*ck' game?

Keep reading.

This is insane.

I don't know.

At this point, I don't care.

I just wanna get Lucas back.

I can live with being a k*ller,

but I cannot live with

our son being k*lled.

What are you saying?

And I'm delivering the bodies.

- You can't be serious.

- Otherwise,

we may never see our son again, Karen.

Do you have a better idea?

No, I don't.

I just feel like I'm in a daze.

I'll think of something.

Just don't worry, alright?

We're gonna get our son

back, Karen, I promise.

We'll, we better

'cause I can't continue feeling like this.

I promise we're gonna

get him back, all right?

I just gotta figure out

a way to get these bodies

in the most discreet and

easiest way possible.

This is crazy.

I gotta think of something.

You have to cancel

your open house tomorrow.

That's it.

What?

The listing.

What about it?

That's where I'm gonna get the bodies.

It'll be too easy.

They'll never see it coming.

This isn't safe.

No, it's perfect.

I'm gonna k*ll the people

that come to see the open house tomorrow.

What time is it?

Between 1 and 4.

And the note said you

have until 3:00 p.m.

to get the bodies.

And it will happen.

I can't take this.

[Michael] It will happen.

Do whatever you have to

do to get our son back.

I gotta go check on Aubrey.

All right, I'll be here.

Doing what?

Drinking and planning it out.

Do what you have to do.

(phone rings)

Hello?

[Kidnapper] Hello, Michael.

How many bodies do you have?

[Michael] Tomorrow

you'll have your bodies,

you son of a b*tch.

[Kidnapper] You're the

one that should be worrying.

Put my son on the phone.

[Kidnapper] Kid, your

daddy (indistinct).

Dad!

Lucas baby, where are you?

Are you okay?

Did they hurt you?

Is he hurting you?

- No.

- [Michael] Are you okay,

Lucas?

No, they locked me in a cage

and threatened to k*ll me.

Just stay strong for daddy, okay?

Daddy's coming for you, I promise.

I promise, promise.

Okay.

Be strong for daddy.

I promise, okay?

Lucas.

Lucas!

Tick tock Michael.

You better not hurt my son.

You better not hurt my son.

I'm gonna k*ll you.

Hello?

Hello?

(dramatic music)

Was that him?

Yeah, I talked to Lucas.

He's okay.

He's okay.

I don't know where he's at,

but he's, he said, (indistinct).

This situation is k*lling me.

Michael, you do realize

you're facing life in prison

for m*rder if you go through with this?

Why don't we just give

the note to the cops?

Karen, no, we can't.

It specifically says

in there if we do that,

they will k*ll him.

I will not risk my son's life.

Michael, I'm scared.

So am I.

Just, I promise we're

gonna get our son back.

I promise.

I really hope so.

Come here.

I'm gonna get him back, I promise.

I really hope so.

You gotta get some rest.

Come on.

All right, I'll be right there.

Daddy's coming for you,

baby, just stay strong.

Hey, are you okay?

Hey, yeah, I'm fine.

I just hope everything works out.

I couldn't sleep at all last night.

Yeah, me neither.

I feel like I need to

drink a bottle of whiskey

just to calm my nerves.

Everything's gonna be fine.

I have faith.

Yeah.

Come here, give me a hug.

You are so brave for

doing this, you know that.

Yeah, it's just something

that needs to be done.

Yeah.

All right, I gotta, I gotta go.

All right?

- Okay.

Be careful.

All right.

Call me.

Yo, Mike, what's up man?

Hey John, how you doing?

Good, how about you?

Not good, man.

I'm a mess right now.

Mike, what are you talking about?

You just closed the biggest

deal of your career.

Karen didn't tell you?

Tell me what?

Lucas was taken off

the front lawn yesterday.

What?

No one can find him,

not even the police.

Mike, are you f*ck' serious?

Is Aubrey okay?

Yeah, Aubrey's fine.

Jesus Mike, I feel terrible for you.

I can't imagine how you

must feel right now.

Completely numb right now, man.

Mike, you have my number.

If you need anything, give me a call.

I appreciate it.

No, I'm serious.

Lucas is a good kid.

I'm sure everything's going to be okay.

I'm praying.

Mike, good luck.

I'll keep an eye out.

If I hear anything, I'll call you.

Thanks John.

(dramatic music)

(phone rings)

Hey.

[Karen] Hey, are you there?

Yeah, I'm here.

Yeah, I know, I know.

Look, if anything happens

to me, there's 20 grand,

look, there's 20 grand in the closet

in a spare bedroom, all right?

It's in a briefcase in the back,

in the back of the closet, all right?

Just.

[Karen] How did you get 20 grand?

- Don't worry about that.

- [Karen] Seriously.

I just wanna make sure

you're all right, okay?

Look, I gotta go, I gotta

go alright, love you.

[Karen] I love you too.

Be careful.

I will, I will.

(dramatic music)

(dramatic music)

(tape tears from the dispenser)

(intense music)

Please God, give me the strength.

I don't know what else to do.

(intense music)

It's a nice little place.

Yeah, it looks beautiful

from the outside.

I'm just very eager to see the inside.

Yeah, well, one of these days

you'll fall completely

in love with a home.

Oh, I want what I want.

(knock on door)

(dramatic music)

Big window.

Hey guys, welcome.

- Hello.

- Glad you can make it.

Yes.

- Come right in.

- Thank you.

The neighborhood is beautiful.

Yeah, I know, isn't it nice?

I live close by myself.

[Husband] The inside's decent too.

Yeah, it's great.

I know the homeowner personally.

He's a handyman.

He's always around fixing everything up.

That's a good thing.

- Yeah.

- So, alright,

let's go check out the kitchen.

Follow me.

Fireplace.

There you go.

- Yeah.

- It's a nice living space.

Did you see that in the description?

I'm not sure.

Nice, I like this.

Yeah, this house won't

stay on the market long.

You say that about all your listings?

Pretty much.

Nice counter space too, babe.

Yeah, I'm curious to see

the size of the bedrooms.

Well, the twins will be

sharing one bedroom for now,

until they get older.

So you have a few children?

We do, yeah, two boys

are the twins and a girl.

Yes.

Our twins are 9 and our girl is 12.

So how about you?

Do you have any children?

Yeah, I have one, a son.

He's my heart.

Tell me about it.

I love my boys.

You know, it's funny,

people would always tell me,

you won't understand the love

you have for your children

until you actually have 'em.

I'd do anything for them now.

So would I.

Anything, you don't even know.

So let's go check out

the bedrooms, all right?

Yeah, let's do it.

All right, this way guys.

So the master bedroom's

down on the left, guys,

feel free to go ahead and look around.

Okay.

I gotta use the bathroom.

Thank you.

Let's check it out.

(intense music)

(Michael breathes heavily)

(intense music)

Whoa.

Repair work man, or?

Yeah, I always carry a hammer

on me when I show houses,

you know, just in case

I gotta drive some

nails home or something,

you know what I mean?

That's just kind of weird.

Relax guys, I'm just kidding.

It was on the counter in the bathroom.

Obviously, it shouldn't have been there.

[Wife] Gotcha.

Why don't you guys continue

to look around up here?

I gotta go check out downstairs

and make sure nobody showed up, okay?

[Husband] Sounds good.

Seems a little strange.

[Husband] Yeah, maybe he's just nervous

about the listing or something.

I don't know.

It's his first one.

Check out this one in here.

[Wife] Okay.

[Husband] It'd be great for the twins.

The bedrooms look great.

We're leaving.

Excellent, so you like

the bedrooms upstairs?

- Yeah.

- Yeah, we did.

Are we the only ones that

came through so far or?

Yeah, so far, but I expect

some more people to come

in a little bit.

- Okay.

- Okay, well,

we appreciate your time.

- Sure.

- [Husband] Thanks.

How about you guys come

check the basement out?

It's completely finished.

No, we actually have to get going.

I mean, it's amazing, actually.

Wait a second.

That's funny because when

I read about the house,

it did say that the

basement wasn't finished.

Oh no, it's 100% finished, actually.

It must have been a

misprint, sorry about that.

I mean, guys, it is like the

icing on the cake, really nice.

Okay.

A couple minutes, guys.

Okay.

Five minutes, we can do

five minutes, all right?

Can we do it?

Excellent, all right,

just right this way.

After you.

(dramatic music)

[Wife] Oh my God!

(wife screams)

(dramatic music)

(soft music)

(Lucas grunts)

Let me out!

(dramatic music)

(doorbell rings)

Hey guys, how are you?

Welcome, I'm Michael, the realtor.

Come right in.

Right this way.

It's nice.

Hey, I'm Blaine.

Hey Blaine.

- How you doing?

- Nice to meet you.

This is my wife Emily.

- Hi Emily.

- Hi.

Nice to meet you dear, welcome.

This is a beautiful house.

Thank you.

It's not gonna stay on

the market long, guys.

It's an amazing house from top to bottom,

so I'm glad you made it

out today to check it out.

I wanna see the kitchen first.

Sure, right through that

way, down the hallway.

And actually, I gotta

handle something real quick.

I'll be right with you guys, okay?

All right, thank you.

(dramatic music)

Hey, Mike.

Well, what the f*ck you have a g*n

out for?

- Shut up, b*tch.

Just both of you, put your

hands up, put your hands up!

Don't do this, man, calm down.

Don't, look at me.

Shut up, put your f*ck' hands up, man!

- Calm down.

- Shut up.

No, I'm not gonna calm down.

Put your hands up, now!

Look, we've got young kids.

I have a young kid too, alright,

so put your f*ck' hands

up, both of you right now,

or I will k*ll you where you stand!

No, it's not about money.

Shut the f*ck up, man!

Get your f*ck' hands up, man!

Move back.

I want you both down in

the basement right now, go.

(g*n shots)

(knife taps on cage)

Wake up kid.

I can't wait to f*ck' k*ll you.

Sir, please don't hurt me.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

I'm gonna chop him up in little pieces,

put him in a suitcase, and

dump his a*s in the river.

Time to die.

(dramatic music)

(door bell rings)

I have four.

Anthony, hey, what's up?

Hey, what's up Mike?

What are you guys doing here?

Well, I remember you telling

me about this open house

and we were in the area,

so I figured we'd stop and check it out.

Oh, well I'm glad you guys are here.

Why don't you come in and look around?

Go ahead.

- Okay.

We were actually thinking

about buying a new house,

and who better to buy a house

from than my big cousin, Mike.

Perfect, well, here you go.

Come look around.

Go right ahead.

Check this dump out.

He's a mess.

What's going on with that blood?

Oh, it's not, I just was

making a big pot of Kool-Aid

for customers, you know?

- Okay.

- I'll be right with you.

So you been busy at all today?

I had two couples come in so far.

Did they like it?

Yeah, they practically died over it.

Hey hun, I have to go.

My sister's in labor

so I gotta get to the hospital right now.

I'm sorry, Mike.

I really wanted to see the house, but.

It's okay, I understand, go ahead.

It's fine.

Stay here, hang out with him.

Can you bring him home when you're done?

Yeah, sure, I'll bring him home.

Look at her volunteering, bro.

Sure, I'll bring you home.

You know, if I didn't know any better,

I'd think you just got a booty call.

Shut up, seriously.

Listen, look at the house,

let me know how it is, okay?

- [Anthony] Okay.

- When you're done,

come, whatever you wanna do, all right,

but you're not gonna

be of any help anyway.

It's 100% accurate.

I can't stay in a hospital

with too many sick kids.

Yeah, I understand.

Well, I'll take you home.

Shame she had to go, but

what are you gonna do?

Yeah, well it gets her out of my hair

for a couple hours, so.

Yeah, I hear you man.

Well just go ahead and

look around the house.

If you need anything, just holler, just.

But just do me a favor,

stay out of the basement.

There's a flood down there, all right?

Okay.

(dramatic music)

(doorbell rings)

Hi folks, how are you?

Welcome, come right in.

I'm Michael, the realtor.

Hello.

Right this way.

Have a look around.

Thank you.

f*ck.

Hey, Mike.

Yo, Mike, come upstairs.

Hey, sorry to bother you folks.

You can look around the entire house,

but the basement is off limits.

Okay, thanks.

Hey Mike.

What are you doing tonight, man?

What do you mean what am I doing?

I have people downstairs.

Okay, and I'm not a potential buyer?

Let's hang out, man, it's been forever.

Didn't we just hang out

two weeks ago, Anthony?

Yeah, you're right.

Listen, Gina's been up my a*s, man.

It gets old, you know?

- Yeah,

I understand, man.

Just, just chill up here for

a couple minutes, all right?

Let me take care of

these people, all right?

I'll be back when we can

chat about it, all right?

Just stay up here.

Okay.

This closet's kind of.

Are you guys leaving already?

Yes, the house is not our cup of tea.

We have to get to another one

before they stop showing it today.

Is there something specifically

that you're looking for, or?

Yes, you can show me the basement.

Like I said, unfortunately the basement

is off limits today.

There was a flood and it

got everywhere down there,

and it just, it wouldn't be good

to go downstairs right now, so.

You know what?

One of the reasons we were looking

was to look at a bigger basement.

If you don't show us the

basement, what's the point?

Okay, all right.

Well, I understand, okay, I understand.

How about I take you down?

We'll just take a quick

peek at the basement.

How's that sound?

Well, you just said it was flooded.

Yeah, it is, but just in a certain area.

The entire basement isn't flooded,

so yeah, sure, we can go down there

and take a look

at it real quick, okay?

- Why are you playing games?

I don't have time to waste.

Look, folks, I'm sure

you'll love the basement.

Let's go check out the basement, okay?

Come on, right this way.

Follow me guys.

This way, guys, the

basement's right down here.

Hey, where are you guys going?

He's showing us the basement.

I thought you said the

basement was flooded out, Mike.

It is, all right, and

I am, right this way.

Forget it.

Let's go, dear.

Anthony, what the f*ck man?

They weren't buyers anyway.

And to be honest, you're

not the best seller.

And you told me the basement was flooded.

Yeah, it is in a certain area, right?

I didn't know that.

If I did, I, actually, hold

on, I'll be right back.

Hello?

Yeah, it sounds good to me.

So I got some good news.

My father-in-law's out front,

he was on the way to the hospital.

He is gonna give me a

ride and she had the baby.

I think it's a boy.

That's my money.

Do you think he'll come

in for 5 or 10 minutes

to check out the house?

I don't know.

You gotta ask him.

Come on.

Hey, Mr. Riketti, how are you?

Mike, what's going on buddy?

Good to see you.

What do you?

- So what's up

with the blood man?

I cut my hand doing a

little repair work, actually.

I'm showing the house right now.

You gotta relax a little bit.

Yeah, I know.

Hey, how about come

on in and?

- Hey, guess what?

I just became a grandpa, man.

Oh, congratulations.

That's great.

- Yeah, yeah.

Congratulations.

Hey, well, I mean, you're here,

so why don't you just come in for like,

just five minutes, I

promise, just five minutes.

Tell your daughter about it.

She's thinking about buying it.

I know.

My other daughter just had a baby.

We've gotta get over to the hospital.

You know, no disrespect, we

gotta go to the hospital.

I understand, but well, you're here,

so maybe just five minutes, I promise.

I understand.

I'll take you very

quickly through the house.

- Probably like five minutes?

- I promise,

like five minutes.

That's it.

Really that important to you?

Mike, really, it's okay.

We've gotta go.

If it's still available,

we'll just come back.

No, and it might not still be available

in a week or two from now, okay?

Why don't you, why don't

you just come in now?

Hey, you know what?

It's okay.

I understand.

Go be with your family, okay?

Yeah,

it looked very beautiful.

- Good to see you.

Yeah, good luck with that.

Take it easy, Mike.

I don't know.

He just lost it after high school, damn.

Hi, I'm Michael, the realtor.

Oh, hi, I'm Jenna.

Hi Jenna, nice to meet you.

So you're here to see the house?

Yeah, sorry I'm late.

Actually, you're not late at all.

You still got an hour, so why

don't you go step right inside

and take a look around.

I'll be right in.

I'm gonna have a smoke out here, okay?

I'll be right in very shortly, okay?

- Thank you.

- Sure.

(phone rings)

Hey, yeah.

Did you tell him I'm out looking for him?

Yeah, almost.

Two.

Alright, I will, okay.

(dramatic music)

Hey babe, this could be our dream house.

It sucks that you're not here with me.

I know.

It's beautiful and it's big

and the price is exactly

where we want it to be.

Everything's happening so fast.

I mean, we're getting married

in a week, buying a house.

We're in a good place, right?

Well, I'm gonna head down

to the basement next.

I will take some photos

and send them to you.

I know how important it is

that you have a place for all your tools.

(dramatic music)

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I don't know.

Looks like a basement to me.

(woman screams)

Where the f*ck are you b*tch?

I'm running out of time.

(woman screams)

sh*t, 10 minutes.

f*ck, one more.

Hey, excuse me man.

Hey, I have an open house.

Do you have five minutes?

I ain't got time.

It's a beautiful house.

Maybe you can come in and check it out

for five minutes, please.

Not interested.

Maybe you have a friend

that's looking for a

house or something, man.

- Seriously,

- Just five minutes.

Back the f*ck up, before

I run you the f*ck over.

f*ck you, man.

(phone rings)

Hello?

[Kidnapper] Michael?

- Yes.

- [Kidnapper] How many?

- Five.

- [Kidnapper] Good.

They're at 34 Sycamore

Street, Maple Shade.

[Kidnapper] Are you sure?

Yeah.

[Kidnapper] Michael, how

am I supposed to believe you?

I need you to take a picture of yourself

in front of the bodies and send it to me.

Done.

(dramatic music)

(camera clicks)

(phone dings)

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(phone dings)

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(Michael knocks on the door)

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(Michael knocks on door)

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(alarm beeps)

(Michael knocks on the door)

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(alarm beeps)

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(alarm beeps)

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[Lady pulling wagon]

Can you say hi to the man?

Hi.

[Lady pulling wagon]

Do you need some help?

(dramatic music)

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(phone rings)

[Kidnapper] Did you

complete your task Michael?

I have six.

[Kidnapper] Very good, Michael.

Bring my son home.

[Kidnapper] Outstanding Michael.

Bye.

(Michael hyperventilates)

[Kidnapper] It's 2:55.

[Kidnapper 2] Oh, time to k*ll him.

[Kidnapper] Yeah.

[Kidnapper 2] Get ready.

[Kidnapper] No, no, no, no, no.

His father called.

He's got the bodies.

Grab the kid, let's go.

[Kidnapper 2] Let's go, come on.

(dramatic music)

Michael!

Michael!

Michael, if you don't answer me,

I'll just gut this f*ck' kid right here!

Let's go.

Help!

Someone help!

Help, someone help!

Let me go!

Dad, no!

All 6.

Someone help!

What a brave daddy you have, Lucas.

Look.

No.

He k*lled himself just

so you could be safe.

No he didn't.

I didn't think he'd

k*ll himself, however.

I kind of wanted to do that.

I just wanted him to ruin

his precious little life.

No, dad, no, no dad.

No, dad, no.

It's too late kid, he's f*ck' dead.

Little did your father know, Lucas,

I was never giving you back.

You're gonna die today, Lucas.

Why, why are you doing this?

Because I hate him.

I hate everything he's about!

You're a part of him and

that makes me hate you too!

Do you have any idea

what he did to me, Lucas?

Huh?

You're a big boy now.

You're all grown up.

He f*cked your mother

while we were married.

I vowed to k*ll him ever since every day.

Today's the day, we're here.

(John cries)

I can't believe she was taken.

I vowed to k*ll him every day.

(indistinct).

We could be a family.

(indistinct).

[Lucas] Do it!

I swear to God.

I swear to God, I'm gonna k*ll myself.

I swear to God.

Do it!

I swear to God.

But first, first we have to k*ll you.

Go.

Go move it!

So Lucas, would you

rather be shot, stabbed,

or skinned alive?

Hey, get back here, I'm

talking to you, g*dd*mn it.

(g*n shot)

Lucas!

Lucas, come here.

[Lucas] You're alive.

Oh buddy, I'm so proud of you.

Dad's so proud of you.

[Lucas] I thought you were dead.

[Michael] No, I was

just pretending buddy,

I was just pretending.

I tricked him.

(dramatic music)

I was gonna k*ll myself

to save you, buddy,

but then I had an idea.

Rub blood all over myself

and pretend to be dead.

(dramatic music)

Hello?

Yeah, I'm all right.

I'd like to report multiple murders.

34 Sycamore Street, Maple Shade.

Yeah, okay.

(dramatic music)

When it came down to it, the

decision wasn't all that hard.

Getting my son back safely

was my only priority

and nothing was gonna stop me.

(police siren)

(soft music)

(loud footsteps)

Your first listing.

Bow under my footsteps, I see.

I'm so proud of you sweetie.

I know, I always admired what you did.

I owe it all to you.

You are gonna excel at this business.

You got the perfect personality.

Your work ethic is tremendous.

Your mother will be so proud

of the woman you've become.

I miss her so much.

I know it hasn't been easy,

honey, but you've been strong.

Yeah.

First with my father's sh*t

he did back in the day,

and with mom getting sick,

it was hard for me to stay sane at times,

but you've always been there for me,

and I thank you for that.

And you know I'll

always be there for you.

We're family.

You know, sometimes

I think about my father

and I wonder why he did what he did.

Aubrey, your father was a piece of sh*t.

He has serious mental issues.

So, Mrs. Realtor, show me what you got.

How are you gonna handle

your first potential buyer?

Okay, well, as you know from experience,

you always have to start

with the wow factor,

and I know that starts with

the basement to this house.

It's a man cave.

Perfect for hanging

out, watching the game.

Let me show it to you.

Sold me already.

Excited to see it.

Trust me, it's to die for.

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