Dogman 3: Fight to the Finish (2025)

[bunniefuu]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

(SINGING) Seems these days

you've been unkind to me

If I were you, I'd tread

a little more carefully

May I remind you there's

a minefield below your feet

And I hold the detonator

Do yourself a favor and be sweet

Said we're living

in this house of cards

But only take a stiff wind

to bring this all down, baby

Here's a little something,

shouldn't have to explain

I'm just a levee

holding back the truth

Well, the truth, yes, the truth

You see, the truth

would be a hurricane

No need to panic

No need to be alarmed

But you promised you

would never hurt me

When I was laying in your arms

Now this little meeting

seems to have lost its charm

Well, you're

fantastically sarcastic

Finding little

ways to do me harm

Said we're living

in this house of...

I think there's

another pisser upstairs.

Thanks.

(SINGING)... bring

this all down, baby

Here's a little something,

shouldn't have to explain

Well, the truth, yes, the truth

You see, the truth

would be a hurricane

[ELECTRICITY CACKLES]

[SCREAMS]

[GROANS]

Oh, yeah.

[LAUGHS]

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

Oh.

Hi, Nick.

Hey, Rita.

I got your order.

Great.

One shot decaf caramel latte.

With a smidge of cinnamon?

I didn't forget.

Thank you.

What are you up to today

with your fancy drink?

Oh, you know me.

I'm up to no good.

Don't get caught.

I'll try my best.

Have a good one.

What's going on?

Had some trouble

here last night.

Sheesh.

I guess so.

What the hell happened?

Hey, don't touch that!

Crap.

You know something about this.

Kind recognize that fur.

What are you talking about?

Much years ago, I had

some trouble like this.

Trouble like this?

No, no, it can't be.

It must be some

other explanation.

This guy got attacked by some

kind of animal or something.

How's he doing?

He's at the hospital now.

Got pretty messed up.

You know, there's no regular

animal around here big enough

to do this sort of thing.

Except one.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

Hey, Jeshen.

Thanks for coming by.

Long time no see.

Have a seat.

Haven't seen you since

high school, right?

Yeah, I know.

I took off, moved to Lansing.

So, Sheriff's deputy, huh?

I know.

La-di-da.

Who would have thought?

So were you a cop in Lansing?

I was, eventually.

When this job opened up,

I decided to move back.

So, what's up?

Your uncle Hank

told me to call you.

Uncle Hank?

Why?

What happened?

Did you hear about this?

Oh, my God.

Last night, behind the bar.

What happened?

We're still not sure.

He actually survived.

Hank told me you might

know something about this.

I lost my best friend

from an attack like this.

You remember Sam Reynolds?

I remember Sam.

Sam died?

He did.

And Uncle Hank got attacked too.

That was, [SIGHS] 14 years ago.

He seems OK now.

He is.

They found an antidote for him.

An antidote?

For what?

Well, it turns out you get

this virus if the dog man gouged

you, like a bad cat scratch.

That's what k*lled poor Sam.

Did you just say dog man?

What the hell is that?

It's what it sounds like.

Like dog man?

You're messing with me.

Dogman?

It's like some

kind of mutant that

gets really pissed sometimes.

I didn't know there

were any more around.

So your uncle Hank survived

because he got the antidote?

He did.

They discovered a wild moss that

neutralized the virus somehow.

He was lucky.

This is unbelievable.

Yeah, I studied this

stuff for a bit in college.

I had to find out what I could.

So dog man, huh?

Half dog, half...

Afraid so.

So why did he attack this guy?

Check this out.

These reports are

from seven years ago.

There have been reports

of large dogs standing upright.

And it goes on.

Case number 4863, 64, 65, 66.

This one says it chased

somebody down an alleyway.

And then there's a bunch more

from seven years before that.

That's the thing.

Every seven years.

Here's the coroner's conclusion.

These so-called dogs were

responsible for at least

three human deaths.

And that's it.

That's the end of the report.

Every seven years.

Seven years.

[EERIE MUSIC]

Oh, hey, Hank.

Hey, Lorna.

Oh, Baylife, huh?

I didn't know that you

were interested in...

Anyway, look what I got.

How's he doing?

Well, they wanted

to keep him overnight.

So...

What are you doing?

How old is Oliver, anyway?

I don't know.

I think we got

him six years ago.

Why?

Just wondering.

[MACHINE BEEPS]

How is he?

His vitals are marginal.

He had a lot of trauma.

Well, you should know that there

is an animal out

there that seems

to show up every so often.

And it's a mutant dog,

and it's really big.

You think a big dog did this?

JESHEN: It's... it's a virus.

And it's probably already made

its way into this guy's blood.

He knows what

he's talking about.

It's claw virus stuff

k*lled one of his friends.

I'm telling you,

this guy is in trouble.

He needs the antidote.

An antidote?

We don't even know what

we're dealing with.

I think my uncle might have

saved some from the last time.

The moss.

Did you say moss?

[PANTS]

LORNA: Hank?

In here.

What are you doing?

Just going through

some old stuff.

Oh.

Oh.

It's still hard

to believe she's gone.

Yeah.

Listen, I didn't

want to scare you,

but there's a chance

that dog man's back.

There's been an attack.

Oh, no.

Yeah, a guy got pretty beat up.

He's in the hospital.

I thought we got rid of them.

Me too.

Maybe it's something else.

Where'd this happen?

Downtown.

There's got to be

another explanation.

Yeah, maybe.

Here.

Thanks.

Oh, excellent.

LORNA: You actually did it.

- I sure did.

I got a deal, too.

50 bucks.

That's weird.

What?

HANK: 42% terrier.

58% inconclusive.

Inconclusive?

Maybe that's why you

got such a great deal.

Excuse me.

I know you.

Aren't you the guy that got...

Got what?

You know, attacked

by that dog man.

I guess I'm just not

much of a dog person.

I visited you in the hospital.

You were pretty beat up.

Can I buy you

a coffee or something?

No, I'm very busy.

Just a couple minutes, please.

Well, since you're a fan.

I'm Hank.

Wallace.

All this from the attack?

Yeah, it was

a pretty shitty day.

And I did visit

you in the hospital.

No one thought you'd make it.

I didn't.

What?

I lost my job, I lost my arm,

I lost my eye, I can't sleep,

I can't drive,

my girlfriend dumped me.

Although to be fair,

she was probably

going to do that anyway.

I don't remember you.

Oh.

You were pretty out of it.

Kind of creepy.

Why were you visiting me?

I was just trying

to help if I could.

That was seven years ago.

A bunch of people got hurt.

Some died.

Same thing happened

seven years before that.

Yeah, I was there, too.

The son of a b*tch jumped me

while I was riding my bike.

That was you?

[LAUGHS] Busted

my leg up pretty good.

I knocked his tooth out with

my water bottle, though.

So I guess we're even.

I didn't know what that

thing really was at the time.

Turns out it was the dog man.

Who would have thought?

My nephew's friend, he

died from gashes like yours.

It carried something

bad, got into his blood.

Well, it didn't k*ll me.

You must have had

the moss treatment.

That's that's what I had.

It attacked you, too?

Yeah.

If it hadn't been for that moss,

I'd have been dead as well.

I didn't hear anything

about this moss.

Sounds stupid.

It saved my life.

Well, I should be going.

Oh, just so you

know, they're back.

A guy got attacked behind

the bar right over there.

I found some of the dog man fur.

I know what it looks like.

Right Here in town, huh?

That's weird.

Yeah.

So he actually survived?

Yeah, I saw him

at the coffee shop.

I barely recognized him.

It has been seven years.

Doesn't seem that long.

Really messed up.

Lost an arm and an eye.

He's in tough shape.

Oh, that's awful.

Yeah.

Believe it or not, I didn't

realize that he's the same guy

that got nailed 14 years ago.

Sorry b*stard.

Must have a target on his back.

Wow, twice.

I know, right?

Both times got

gashed up real bad.

Still made it.

The moss.

Had to be.

I visited him in the hospital

back then both times.

It's funny because he

was so bandaged up,

I didn't realize that

it was the same guy.

I don't remember any

moss either time,

but maybe I just missed it.

Well, it certainly

worked for you.

Yeah, it did.

Thanks to Frances.

She discovered it.

You know, Dorothy was

really worried about you.

Dorothy.

Rest her soul.

Yeah.

I sure miss her.

Yeah.

I miss having a sister.

It still breaks my heart.

You know, I thought

we were done with it.

But with what happened

the other night...

Do you think he's

going to be OK?

I don't know.

Do you really

think they're back?

Hi.

How can I help?

I was wondering

if you could give me

some information

about a friend of mine

who was treated

here a while back.

Sorry.

All our records

are confidential.

Oh, I know.

But he's a friend.

Only doctors can

access information here.

Even then, with

the patient permission.

I just need to know

one little thing.

Kind of important.

Like I said, it's confidential.

I just need to know

something about how

a patient was treated seven

years ago from a dog attack.

Sir, if your friend

comes in, then

we can release the records.

Otherwise, there's

nothing I can...

Hank?

Hank Purvis.

Meg.

What are you doing here?

Well, I pretty much been

here since I last saw you.

You're looking fit.

Oh, thanks.

This is because I've

been eating nothing

but vegan crap

since Dorothy died.

Wow.

I'm so sorry to hear

about Dorothy.

I just heard rumors.

Do you mind if I ask

what actually happened?

Well, the last time

we were out on 29...

Yeah.

Dorothy took my shotgun

into the woods.

I wasn't there,

but I heard about it.

By herself?

Yeah, she followed

after the dog man.

It had just k*lled someone.

She figured she'd

put an end to it.

And she did, too.

I don't know what got

into her, but she got scared

and dropped my shotgun

on the way out.

But she was fine, right?

Yeah, yeah.

She was.

But a couple weeks later,

she decided to surprise

me and go back and get it.

Alone?

Yep, alone.

She knew it was special to me.

And she felt bad

for leaving it out there.

Oh, my God.

She didn't have a chance.

There's a dog man

still out there.

That's awful.

I'm so sorry.

Bless her heart.

I wasn't even going

to go back and get it.

At least not that soon.

I would have stopped her

if I knew what she was up to.

Well, anyway, they're back.

It's been seven years.

There's been an attack

a couple nights ago.

I thought we were done with it.

Me too.

Guy's upstairs in ICU.

Is he going to be OK?

Hard to tell.

That's why I'm here.

The records room?

Do you remember the guy that got

attacked out on 29 by his car?

A really, really messed up.

No one thought he'd

make it, but he did.

I remember.

Well, I just saw him.

No kidding.

Yeah.

And as it turns out,

he's the same guy

that got attacked by the

dog man, the guy, when you

were a deputy, on his bike.

Oh, my God.

How could I forget?

It was you and I and...

BOTH: Francis.

It was like...

14 years ago.

Well, I'm glad he's OK.

He's not really OK.

So how can I help?

Well, I need to find out if

he was treated with the moss.

He didn't know

anything about it.

I'm sure he was.

I just need to know for sure.

So why do you care now?

The guy upstairs is

in serious trouble.

So I need to know

how he was treated,

the moss or something else.

This is crazy.

Yeah.

I kept some of my moss

in the freezer just in case.

Seemed like a good idea.

It saved my life.

You got to get that

moss to the hospital

right away just in case.

I did.

I already did.

It's not working.

OK.

This could take a while.

I'm going to need some

kind of authorization.

I could try to bring him in.

He really has to.

What if I have him call?

He has to come in.

We could start the paperwork.

What's his name?

Wallace.

Last name?

How many Wallaces can there be?

OK.

It was seven years ago.

It was in the fall.

September.

I never pictured you as a vegan.

Tell me about it.

Been hanging out with

Dorothy's sister.

Lorna?

Lorna, Lorna.

OK.

Lorna with the golf club?

I know.

She's a lot nicer now.

[VOCALIZING]

[GROWLS]

WOMAN: [SCREAMS]

MAN (ON PHONE):

59 Base, 59 Base.

MAN (ON PHONE):

Unknown emergency

at 3840, County road, 29.

That's 3840, County road, 29.

Details.

MAN (ON PHONE): Just that

a woman made the call.

Sounded distressed.

Hasn't responded to call back.

10-4, on my way.

[SIREN WAILING]

Hello?

Sheriff's Department.

Hello?

Hello?

Ma'am, are you OK?

Here, here.

Sit down.

Have a seat.

It's OK.

Please, can you tell

me what happened?

It's some kind of wolf or dog.

Huge.

It came out

of the woods over there.

It was standing

on its hind legs.

It ran toward me.

I didn't know what to do.

I screamed.

And it turned

and went off that way.

Ma'am, I'm going to call

you an ambulance, OK?

Well, screw that.

You go find it.

Ma'am, I don't know about that.

I'm just here to make

sure you're OK.

All right?

It was bleeding right here.

Go!

Hello?

WALLACE (ON PHONE):

I've got something

you might want to see.

- I'm sorry.

Who is this?

WALLACE (ON PHONE): Wallace.

We met at the coffee shop.

- Oh, yeah.

Wallace.

What's going on?

WALLACE (ON PHONE):

You were right.

About what?

WALLACE (ON PHONE):

They're back.

What makes you say that?

WALLACE (ON PHONE):

Meet me at the park.

OK.

Hey, listen, I

wanted to... hello?

Hello, Wallace?

Since you're nosing around

looking for the dog man,

I thought you might

want to see this.

My cousin set up a camera

behind her house.

Bears getting

into her bird feeder.

And?

You're the dog catcher.

Take a guess.

You got a shot of the dog man?

It's a video.

For real?

[LAUGHS] It's real.

Where did she live?

Out on 29.

Scared it off with

a shot from her 30-30.

Ran off in the woods.

You'll see.

Oh, wait.

We're on 29.

About five or six

miles, I guess.

Near the old Murphy house?

That place always

creeped me out.

When did this happen?

Last week.

You're welcome.

HANK: Lorna?

Hello?

Lorna?

Damn.

[DIALING]

[PHONE RINGS]

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Hello.

Hi, Francis?

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Yes.

Who's this?

It's Hank.

Hank Purvis from Michigan.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

Hank Purvis.

What a nice surprise.

How are you doing?

I'm fine.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

Great to hear from you.

It's been a while.

Yeah, 7 years.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Oh, no.

The dog man.

Pretty sure.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): [SIGHS]

I thought they were all gone.

Me too.

There's been an attack.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Oh, my God.

I know you moved away.

Where are you now?

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

British Columbia.

I came here about

five years ago.

No kidding.

That's like 2000

miles from here.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

I had to get away,

far away, after what happened.

I can understand that.

I was just hoping, well, since

you had some kind of

connection with...

Well...

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): I put

that whole thing behind me.

It was just way too painful.

It was awful.

I know it was.

I hope it's OK that I called.

I just need to talk

to someone who gets it.

I need some advice.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Hank, I've

been having dreams lately.

Dreams?

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): I

see a green, dark forest.

It's always the same.

Dorothy was there.

She's standing alone.

Francis, Dorothy passed.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): What?

Oh, no.

I'm so sorry.

Still can't believe it myself.

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

What can I do?

Is there any way you could

come back, just at least

for a little while?

FRANCIS (ON PHONE): Oh,

Hank, the authorities

need to handle it now.

We were in way over our head.

Maybe, but...

FRANCIS (ON PHONE):

This is dangerous stuff.

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

They're like

a chrysalis, a cocoon.

Somehow, it's their time again.

Lorna.

Hey, Hank.

Jeesh!

Lorna, I didn't

hear you come in.

What are you doing?

Look at this.

Oh, yeah, I

remember that picture.

I bet you do.

You smashed the frame.

Yeah, well, I was kind

of going through a rough patch.

Seven years ago.

Oh, there he is.

Did you call the cops?

They know about it.

I've had it this long.

Might as well keep it.

This is a little unusual.

And I'm just trying

to figure it out.

Yeah, I see what you're saying.

I can definitely search.

Hi.

Sorry to interrupt.

Meg, you got a minute?

Sure.

Yeah.

I called Francis.

She's awesome.

You spoke with her?

Yeah, yeah.

She lives in British

Columbia now.

Did you tell her

what's going on?

I did.

What'd she say?

She said we should

let the cops handle it.

She's right.

Cops don't know what

they're dealing with.

You want to go through

with all that again?

I don't have a choice.

You don't have a choice.

Me?

I have a job.

I can't just take off with

you guys like last time.

Did you get my text?

I sent it this morning.

Oh, crap.

I had my ringer off.

Did you find something?

I did.

I just kind of asked around.

And?

About your friend Wallace,

turns out they didn't use moss.

He was badly injured.

But as for the virus, he

apparently never got it.

Wow.

Wait, if he didn't

get the moss, then...

Well, I'll try

to get some time off.

[EERIE MUSIC]

Hey, Wallace.

We need to talk.

Your text said

you'd buy me lunch.

Yeah, yeah, I will.

But listen, the video

you gave me proves

that the dog man is back.

I figured you'd want

to know, dog detective.

The guy that got attacked,

last antidote isn't working.

He's really sick.

That's too bad.

But I'm not a veterinarian.

Look, you got nailed

twice by that damn thing,

and you never got the virus.

And you never had

the moss antidote.

So?

So... so there's something

in your gizzard that kept

you from getting infected.

Well, I am just

a poster boy for luck.

No, no, no, no.

They want to bring you

in, run some tests,

see if there's

something to this.

I'll pass.

No, no, man.

You don't have a choice.

You're coming with me.

What about my lunch?

What the hell's going on?

If it turns out

to be true that you

got something going on that

neutralizes the virus,

it's beyond me.

This is a kidnapping.

WALLACE: Shut

the hell up, Wallace!

Hey, Joney.

That's Wallace.

He's your guy.

Hey, Wallace.

Thanks for coming over.

I didn't come over.

I was abducted.

That's over.

No, no, no.

No shots.

This won't hurt a bit.

- I'm afraid of needles.

- Just give me your arms.

You son of a b*tch.

Sit still!

You're lucky I only

have one arm, tough guy.

I swear to God.

I am so sick of your sh*t.

[SCREAMS]

Hey, dummy.

It's just an alcohol swab.

Well, it burns!

Oh, no.

No, no, no, no, no.

[GROANS]

- All set.

- Oh.

Hey, what?

Thanks a ton.

I'll get this right in.

You're such a sweetheart.

WALLACE: Hey, that's my blood.

I want it back.

Would you, for the love

of God, shut the hell up?

Call the cops!

He was stable five minutes ago.

He's at 210 over 130.

His heart rate is 145.

Give him more sedative.

He can't take many

more of those.

Meg, hi!

Oh, it's so good to see you.

You too.

I'll call you later

so we can catch up.

We're kind of busy right now.

Yeah, sure.

That'd be great.

Who's that?

That's Wallace.

Who are you?

It's you.

Oh, my God.

It's him, all right.

That was awful.

No, all this

happened a second time.

He got nailed twice.

Poor b*stard.

Dogman did that to you?

Yep.

Wait, why is he with you guys?

Hang on, Francis.

Kidnapped.

Hello?

Just a second.

It's Lorna, some

kind of emergency.

Will you put it on speaker?

Yeah.

Hey, Francis.

We'll call you back later, OK?

Bye.

Hey, Lorna.

What's going on?

LORNA (ON PHONE):

Hank, why don't you

answer your own phone?

I'm driving.

I have my ringer off.

LORNA (ON PHONE): You

got to get here quick.

Oliver's gone.

Where are you?

LORNA (ON PHONE): At the house.

Hurry!

Well, he's got to be

around someplace.

Don't panic.

LORNA (ON PHONE):

I had him tied up

while I was in the backyard.

And now he's gone.

Stay put.

I'll be right there.

LORNA (ON PHONE): Hurry!

Oh, come on.

Get me out of here.

What happened?

It came out

of nowhere and jumped me

and ran off when you drove up.

What the hell was it?

[GROANS] My back.

Oliver!

Oliver!

Come here, boy.

You haven't found him?

No, and I've looked everywhere.

- Oh, Meg.

- It's good to see you.

It's been awhile.

Yeah, we'll catch up later.

We gotta find Oliver.

- Where did you last see him?

- Right here.

He was tied up.

Has this happened before?

No, we've done this 100 times.

Help!

Help me!

Who is that?

That's Wallace,

the guy I told you about.

Kind of a d*ck.

The guy who didn't

get the virus?

Yep, we just came

from the hospital.

They're testing his blood.

Do you have a picture of him?

WALLACE: Nobody's helping me.

That's your dog?

LORNA: Yes, Oliver.

Why?

Still not being helped!

Shut up, Wallace.

[SCREAMS] No.

That was the son

of a b*tch that jumped me.

That thing could have k*lled us.

Why didn't it?

Did you notice he was

bleeding, from his chest?

He was?

Oh, sh*t.

I found something.

That we'd be

doing this ever again.

Me either.

You were the one

that saved Hank.

Yeah, I trusted 9 iron.

You're welcome.

It sure seemed

like the end of it.

Yeah, it did.

I just saw a video of it.

Wallace gave it to me.

What?

My cousin Lulu.

Her backyard camera deal.

It was definitely the dog man.

She was all freaked out.

You actually saw

a video of the dog man?

I did, yeah.

Taken last week.

Lulu looks like you.

Like me?

She shot at it.

Scared it off.

Hang on, Hank.

Looks like me?

She's blonde.

I suppose it's

looking for me, because

of what I did to its mom.

All right, stop.

That was seven years ago.

Maybe it watched what

happened that night,

saw what you did.

Can we just find Oliver?

You're scaring me.

You should be scared.

Hello?

That's right.

Are you sure?

Right now?

OK, thanks.

We need to get him

to the hospital right away.

Wait, who?

Me?

Oh, no.

Not again.

Oh, no.

Nope.

- Look, dipshit...

- Hank.

No.

There's a guy in there that

got nailed by the dog man.

He's going to die if we

don't find the antidote.

Now somehow, you got something

in your blood that they need.

You have to help.

This is the stupidest thing.

[GROANS]

What?

Stay back.

HANK: Come on now.

WALLACE: Stay back.

HANK: Hey!

Don't do that.

[GROANS]

LORNA: Hank!

HANK: What the hell, man?

[GROWLS]

Easy.

Easy, guy.

Get your a*s inside.

Is he going to be all right?

We had to give him

a pretty strong sedative.

He wasn't cooperating.

What's next?

We need to harvest

enough of his blood

to verify this antidote idea.

You actually found something?

It's not 100% for sure, but yes.

Hank, we should keep

looking for Oliver.

Yeah.

Of course.

Let's go back to the house.

Maybe he went home.

OK.

Wait.

Jeshen, what's going on?

What happened?

She was out riding her bike.

We got attacked.

- Oh, God.

- Where did it happen?

Out on 29.

Come on, let's go.

Damn it!

Oh, my God.

She is unstable.

These injuries look

just like the ones

we saw a couple of days ago.

I know.

He is still in the ICU.

Doctor, Jeshen called.

What's going on?

He's stable.

The woman that came in at the

same time, she started seizing.

That's the first sign.

I just heard you have

patients with lacerations

from an animal.

Two, actually.

One of them started

to have seizures.

There's a patient in the ICU

with the same thing.

That's three so far.

They don't have much time.

She's right.

What about that blood sample?

We found an anomaly.

The man in the ICU that

got attacked downtown.

Yes?

He didn't make it.

Hey, what's going on?

No, no, no, it

doesn't concern you.

Well, that's what I've

been telling everyone.

None of this concerns me.

No.

Tell me how all this

happened to you?

It doesn't matter.

It does matter.

I've got to know what

I'm dealing with.

Well, it all started years ago.

I was riding my bike.

And this dark shape burst

out of the treeline.

Terrifying.

I've never seen

anything like it.

It's huge.

Knocked me down, broke my leg,

gave me some deep gashes

and ran off.

Now, it took a while, but I

recovered from that one.

Then a few years ago,

it happened again.

My car broke down on 29,

flat tire, no spare.

He got me in the open.

Nowhere to run.

That's when all this happened.

Arm, my eye.

Almost k*lled me.

I don't know why it didn't.

Yeah, it's horrible.

This happened 14 years ago.

I was there.

All this happened

seven years ago.

Back then, the only

way to treat the virus

was by applying

a poultice of wild moss.

For real.

He never got any

moss, and he survived.

Because they didn't

know what else to do.

They just used moss

on the man in the ICU.

I don't know where they got it.

I brought it in.

Well, it didn't help.

He didn't make it.

Apparently, the moss

isn't working anymore.

Jeshen is here in the hospital.

And he needs

an antidote now and...

Listen, there's

something in your blood

that might hold the key.

Well, I'm not a lab rat.

Hank.

Stay.

No, no shots.

Not this shot.

Call the blood bank.

Hi.

Hello.

Family?

No, but I know who he is.

How's it going?

Fine.

I work in records.

There's been a lot of questions

about this guy's history.

Just thought I'd stop by.

He fell asleep?

Sedated.

What's this about, anyway?

They didn't tell you?

Just that we're

harvesting a few cells.

We do that all the time.

Who are you?

I work in records now, but I

was a Sheriff's deputy back

when this guy got injured.

I know all about it.

[GROANS]

Oh, no.

What the hell's going on?

What the hell?

Get me out of here!

Hold still.

Get me out of here!

[GRUNTS]

Give him the shot!

No, not the shot!

Call the ER and tell

them what happened.

Can we get it running again?

Hey, Jeshen.

Hey, Uncle Hank.

How are you feeling?

Not so good.

I had some kind

of reaction last night.

HANK: What do you mean?

Kind of like a seizure, I guess.

They gave me

something, and I don't

remember anything after that.

We're going to get through this.

The moss doesn't

work anymore, does it?

No.

No, it doesn't.

But they have some new ideas.

Who does?

The hospital.

It has a lab.

I took a couple classes

in college on this stuff.

Research takes years.

Yeah, but still.

Sam had a gash like mine.

Don't.

That was a long time ago.

I heard the girl I brought

in isn't doing very well.

Yeah.

Well, she didn't make it.

I saw it.

I saw the dog man.

He's at the old Murphy

house on Highway 29.

MAN (ON PHONE): Can

you repeat that?

I said I saw the dog man.

He's at the old Murphy

house on Highway 29.

MAN (ON PHONE): 10-4, stand by.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON PHONE):

This is Chief Daniels.

Where are you?

I'm on my way back to base, sir.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON PHONE): Did

you say you spotted the dog man?

Yes, he's at the old

Murphy house on Highway 29.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON PHONE):

Get your a*s back there now.

That's an order.

He's probably gone by now, sir.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON

PHONE): Turn around!

All right, chief.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON

PHONE): sh**t to k*ll.

10-4.

CHIEF DANIELS (ON PHONE):

59, this is Chief Daniels.

Over.

Just a heads up.

I should have said it before.

Be very, very, very careful.

59 over.

59?

I get it.

I wouldn't respond either.

Out.

[SIREN WAILING]

We can't let this happen again.

Be ready if he comes to.

Good.

Hopefully, he's got plenty

of those cells left.

Hello?

Yeah, of course.

I'll be right there.

Bye.

Good luck.

Son of a b*tch.

Hey, thanks for stopping by.

Jeshen was asking for you.

Hey, Jeshen.

How you doing?

I need to ask you something.

Of course.

The first time this happened

when Sam was attacked...

That was awful.

You were a deputy then.

What was the official report?

That you and Sam were in the

woods by the Garland swamp,

I think.

That Sam had been

attacked by a...

I think we called it

a large feral dog.

Did you ever use the word

dog man in the report?

No, I don't think so.

Why not?

I guess we all hope

that was the end of it.

I guess I was afraid that if I

said anything about dog man...

If you would have

called it what it was,

this whole thing might

have ended right then.

I mean, maybe the police

could have gotten involved.

What are you doing?

Hey, he doesn't know

what he's saying.

- Maybe he's right.

- Don't.

Stop it.

I don't blame you.

Probably nobody would

have believed it anyways.

How is he doing?

We need to get out there

right now and deal with this.

This has to end.

We might have enough

to get this started.

Let's get what we

have to the lab.

Call them and tell them

that I'm on my way.

OK.

Oliver!

- Any luck?

- No.

Hop in.

Where are you going?

Out on 29, where

Jeshen was attacked.

I don't think

that's a good idea.

Come on, we gotta go.

Oh, I don't know.

Hop in, will you?

Just got to stop

by the house real quick.

I really want to keep

looking for Oliver.

It won't take very long.

Maybe Oliver's there anyway.

DOCTOR: Jeshen!

Jeshen!

Stay with us.

Stay with us, Jeshen.

I feel so damn hopeless.

I wish Francis were here.

She knows more about

this than anyone.

She raised the puppy.

Yeah, that didn't

work out so great.

You know, if the dog man

is out there,

we have a good chance

of ending this whole thing

once and for all.

Well, I wish there

was another way.

Can't we tranquilize

it or something?

Really?

Then what?

Let's just head out

there and see what's up.

We have to do something.

Remember Francis's journal?

Her family scrapbook.

Yeah.

Yeah, I have it at the house.

Did it talk about

any other anecdotes?

No, no.

Last entry was 1927.

Only spoke of the moss.

I'm really sorry

to hear about Dorothy.

Yeah.

Hey Hank, what's

up with this bag?

Just in case.

Seriously?

Did you see that?

Was that the dog man driving?

Follow him!

Oh, gas it, Hank.

Maybe it just looked

like a dog man.

It was him.

Figures he can drive.

Back when all this started, he

kept stealing my snowmobile.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Let me go first.

No way.

You're not a cop anymore.

Let's stick together.

Hank.

Hold on.

He's hurt.

Whoa, he's been shot.

Careful, Meg

I think he recognizes me.

Oh, my God!

It's Oliver.

He's gone.

I wanted him dead.

We all wanted him dead.

I feel kind of bad

about that now.

How did Oliver get here, anyway?

I don't know.

And I don't care.

Step back.

Get away from the vehicle.

What's going on?

Is this your car?

Yeah.

It's at the old Murphy

house down the road.

And this rat b*stard jacked it.

Did you sh**t him?

No.

I was supposed to,

but never had the chance.

Looks like an old wound.

Still had enough fight in him

to attack Jeshen and the girl.

Yeah.

Why would he do that?

Oh, this is Oliver.

He went missing.

I saw him at the old

farmhouse down the road.

He was sleeping and wrapped

up in a bunch of blankets.

You guys, he was just

trying to protect Oliver.

Do you think the dog man thought

Oliver was one of his kind?

I guess so.

I can see it.

This place sucks.

Shut up.

You drugged me.

What an a*s!

What an a*s!

Hey, thanks for waiting.

They had a little

trouble discharging him.

Imagine that.

Oh, hello, Wallace.

I hope I never see you again.

I was just thinking

the same thing.

HANK: Hey, Oliver.

Let's get him

wherever he needs to go.

The sooner, the better.

[GRUNT]

[BARKS]

Nice work, buddy.

WALLACE: I hate dogs.

[SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC]

[MUSIC PLAYING]

(SINGING) Seems these days

you've been unkind to of me

If I were you, I'd tread

a little more carefully

May I remind you there's

a minefield below your feet

And I hold the detonator

Do yourself a favor and be sweet

Said we're living

in this house of cards

Only take a stiff wind

to bring this all down, baby

Here's a little something,

shouldn't have to explain

I'm just a levee

holding back the truth

Well, the truth, yes, the truth

You see, the truth

would be a hurricane

No need to panic,

no need to be alone

But you promised you

would never hurt me

When I was laying in your arms

Now this little meeting really

seems to have lost its charm

Well, you're

fantastically sarcastic

Finding little ways to do me

harm Woo!

[AMBIENT MUSIC]