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Dangerous Rumors (2023)

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Dangerous Rumors (2023)

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[Dispatcher] 7885 Code six.

Taylor, someone's waiting for you.

[Christine] Okay.

You really a driver?

I showed you my card, didn't I?

Got any ID?

Are you serious?

Here is my health card.

Who sent you?

Jimmy.

Jimmy posted my bail?

And you work for him?

I guess.

You guess?

What does that mean?

- Look,

Jimmy just told me to be here for 10:00 PM

to give someone a ride.

Malcolm.

You're Malcolm, right?

All right then.

Okay.

D one is for drive.

Exactly how long you've

been driving for Jimmy?

- Not long.

- Mm-hmm.

[Christine] sh*t.

Oh, we damn sure ain't doing this.

Build strong and they

can never break you

But dig yourself two graves

And may the devil take you

Made new drugs got me higher than K2

A game of chess so we let

the drama play through

Give praise with praise due

Guillotine, darth flago

from the shark NATO

Checking nparts,

keep the heart stable

Well trained in the art fatal

Bishop and star cable

peaked the new wave

Eddie and priest that you two ways

Third eye had shot

nlike eco new waves

He got the force in 'em

He kind of smoothed one up.

He got that raw feeling,

Tony Award winning

And yo, we all living

academy, all chilling

Laying back puff grass

like the mob villain

He got the force in him

He kind of smooth, but

got that raw feeling

Tony Award winning

And yo, we all living academy

I got jerky.

Are you the fox?

What?

You heard me, goddammit,

are you the fox?

I'm Christine.

All right, Christine,

maybe you could tell me why

there's a loaded g*n in

the glove box of your car.

A g*n that looks like it was here

just to blow my brains

all over this parking lot.

That is, if I didn't find it

before you had a chance

to sh**t me in the face.

Goddammit, I asked you a question

and I ain't moving this g*n

until you give me an answer.

Look, I don't wanna sh**t you, okay?

I've never k*lled anyone before in my life

and this isn't even my car.

This is Jimmy's car.

He told me to pick you up

and so that's what I did and

I'm sorry that I talk so much

and that I only do that when I get nervous

and I'm sorry that I made you drive

and I just wanted to get some beef jerky

and a blueberry Slushy.

I think I just peed myself.

Who's the fox?

Two years ago,

Jimmy planned a bank job.

Three-man gig.

Big Ben and Johnny

Knuckles took the place.

Double Dave would drive the

getaway, the take was 70Gs.

Jimmy sat out, but would

get 20 for planning.

Boys tossed the rest up themselves,

but this was before Jimmy was Jimmy.

So they thought, f*ck Jimmy, and split.

Four days later they find

Dave, Johnny and Ben dead.

One in the head, one in

the chest, execution style.

And they were all in their underwear.

Jimmy did that?

No, see Jimmy ain't hard like that.

Plus they know what Jimmy look like.

So even if Jimmy find them,

he don't make it through the door

without one of them

popping a cap in his a*s.

The person who came for them,

they never seen that cat before.

And whoever it was got inside that room

without any of them

thinking he was a problem.

That is until he gutted

them like stuck pigs.

And the m*therf*cker done it

without making the mess of the place.

So he fast, smooth,

tricky, and cunning as

A fox.

So he sends a ride to pick me up

to make sure I get to my place

and make sure I stay there tonight.

Well, that's exactly where we ain't going.

What?

You said Jimmy told you to call him

at his place tonight if

I went anywhere, right?

Yeah.

Well, that's the one

place that we know for sure

Jimmy's gonna be tonight.

That's where we going.

Okay, one sec.

Where the heck you going?

To get a refill.

Get your skinny a*s back in the car.

Okay.

You know you get a free refill

with a large cup, right?

[Malcolm] So this the place?

Yep.

Thought you said he'd be home.

Ain't no lights on or nothing.

Maybe he's upstairs.

Ain't no lights on upstairs neither.

Well, maybe he's in the bathroom.

Look, are you sure

we at the right house?

Yes, I already told you

this is Jimmy's place.

All right, all right, sh*t.

Just making sure.

So what's the plan?

I'm gonna go talk to him.

Talk to him?

What does that mean?

You know, go straighten

this whole mess out with me

and Vincent that got all f*cked up.

What's the g*n for?

In case he don't feel like talking.

Can I have the keys?

Why?

Oh, I don't know because

Jimmy told me to drive you home

and keep you there, and if

Jimmy walks out that door

and sees me sitting

here, I'm totally f*cked.

Just hide in the

backseat till I get back.

What? No! No, no way.

Like what If someone sees me?

You know what, I'm not

hiding in no backseat

waiting for someone to come find me.

[Malcolm] You ain't getting the keys.

Lock me in the trunk.

Say what?

Yeah, lock me in the trunk,

because that way if Jimmy

or someone else comes by

and sees me, then I'll just be like,

you roughed me up a little

bit and put me back there.

You white girls are

into some kinky sh*t.

sh*t.

Ain't the first time I

locked someone in the trunk,

and you damn skinny enough to fit,

so, all right, let's do it.

All right, this is it.

Now, when you get in there

and I close this down,

it's gonna be a little scary.

Just don't think about

it and you'll be fine.

Listen, what I said before,

you all right, Christine.

Wallace.

Christine Wallace.

It was nice to meet you, Malcolm.

Taylor.

Malcolm Taylor.

Ah, f*ck, Vincent.

Oh.

[Jimmy] Is it done?

Yeah, it's done.

[Jimmy] Both of them?

Uh-huh.

Anyone talk?

Vincent.

They said they were

gonna give him 15 years,

he couldn't do the time.

Mm-hmm.

And Malcolm?

No.

[Jimmy] Then why?

What the f*ck?

I know how you feel about loose ends.

All right.

Take the rest of the night off.

You've earned it.

Thanks, Jimmy.

This sure ain't gonna help those rumors.

Woo-hoo, I'm gonna get ya down

Get ya down, baby

I'm gonna get ya down

Get ya down, baby

Mm, but I mean

But I've been waiting

I've been waiting to take ya out

I got a feel, oh

You're not gonna take

it all out on me, oh

Gonna have to take it, take it

Take it all out on me, oh

I'll get ya down

I'll get ya down

Ooh, I'll get ya

I'll get ya down

I'll get ya down

Whoa

Yeah, I'll be right back.

Christine.

Hi, Ray.

Hi.

Haven't seen you down here in a while.

I know.

[Ray] You're working again.

Yeah.

That what I think it is?

Seven liter V8.

She's f*cking beautiful.

With the Chrome finish too.

Don't see a lot of those around anymore.

Where'd you find it?

The docks.

Original.

Almost.

Almost.

Eight track's ripped out the dash.

Someone tried to put in a CD player.

CDs.

JF.

JF.

This is Christine.

She's been with us a long time.

Almost one of the family.

Ain't that right, Christine?

Jimmy's personal

Swiss Army Knife.

Well, don't just stand

there like a f*cking mute.

Ain't you gonna say something?

Don't mind him, he's French.

You

could learn a lot from

someone like this, huh?

Look at the f*cking beauty

she brought us, huh!

So, how's she drive?

Like a dream.

Nice.

Remember that '76 LeSabre you brought in?

Uh-huh.

How'd that work out for you?

Fine.

That's a red

- Red velvet.

- Velvet.

- Interior.

- Interior.

Don't see many of those in

the, you can't smoke in here.

[Victim] Ah, f*ck. No.

You know the two-door

coupe is custom, right?

What'd you like best about her?

Big trunk.

That's right.

Huh.

A real boulevard cruiser.

They sure don't make

'em like that anymore.

[Victim] Ah my f*cking leg.

Excuse me a minute.

[Victim] No, no, no.

I have people looking for me.

[Ray] A 68 original.

And you rip out the 8-track.

No

It's a f*cking 8-track.

What the f*ck is that?

- You f*ck!

JF!

JF.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Right now?

Okay.

Jimmy?

Yeah. Let's go.

Listen, dip sh*t.

I don't give a sh*t if

you showed him the order.

I don't give a sh*t if

you looked in the bag.

I don't care if Tim and

his mom jump in the bag

and swim around in my f*cking

sandwich for 30 minutes.

You f*cked up.

Lonnie, Lonnie, if it happens again,

I'm gonna come down there, do you hear me?

Every week, every week I

order from this f*cking place,

Lonnie's next door.

You've been there?

I tell him roast beef, lightly toasted,

mustard and extra pickles.

You know what he gives me?

This f*cking guy.

He gives me one g*dd*mn pickle, one,

and he's got the nerve to

tell me he put more in there.

Well, I sure as sh*t

don't see any, do you?

Do you know why we're here?

The Malcolm and Vincent situation.

Done.

Apparently not.

Charleston County weren't too happy

with their boy going missing,

especially after he'd done a job for us,

or more specifically, me.

So what? Charleston's a long ways away.

Well, that's not the point.

You were hired to do a job clean

and that wasn't the case.

From our bookies three nights ago.

Smiling Sammy.

Yeah, he wasn't smiling that night.

They took the place for 100K.

100K Seems like a lot.

Double the Malcolm and Vincent job.

It's payback.

Like they were trying

to send us a message.

So what'd we do?

Oh, we sent one back.

Baseball Joe.

Huh.

I've heard of him.

He chainsawed a guy in half

for getting drunk at his sister's wedding.

[Victim] No, please!

Aah!

Right, Joe from the Schwa.

Why do they call him Baseball Joe

if he chainsaws people in half?

That's who you got?

Joe is effective,

reliable, and best of all, affordable.

Yeah, but unfortunately,

discretion's not his forte.

Sounds like a colossal f*cking mess.

Yeah. Two bodies so far.

The money's missing,

and we haven't heard

from this maniac since.

So you don't know where he is?

Last time he checked in,

he called from this number.

So you want me to take care of him?

Jesus. Are you deaf, huh?

Am I speaking Chinese?

Tell me, what the f*ck did I say?

You taking care of things

is what got us in this

situation in the first place.

Anymore bodies, and you'll

bring the heat down on us,

and that's the last thing we need.

The only thing I care about is the money.

And since the last job wasn't exactly

a shining example of your reputation,

we're gonna call this cleanup.

Find the money,

get it back,

and I do mean discreetly.

I thought Joe had the money.

Then who does?

I said I'm in the bath, Mr. Randall.

[Mr. Randall] Seven

o'clock, I go for bingo now.

[Alex] Welcome back, this is Alex Hill.

It's only six. Doesn't

bingo start at eight?

Eight is too late,

Mrs. Chen, she's always there for six.

Why does that matter, Mr. Randall?

She cheats me.

[Alex] And Joanne from Toronto.

I'm sure no one's trying

to cheat you, Mr. Randall.

Crooked Mrs. Chen, she always wins.

How she always wins, cheating.

Isn't Mrs. Chen 87 years old?

And for God's sakes, Mr. Randall,

please stop spitting on our floor.

[Alex] Our next round is

open to all contestants.

We'll start with science for 200.

Name the biggest celestial

body in our solar system.

- The sun.

- Joanne again.

- What is Jupiter?

- That's right.

You sitting too close to that thing.

You're gonna go blind.

Babe, you're getting

soup for dinner, all right?

Oh wait, one more thing.

The hot water stopped

working. Can you fix it?

I fix, you pay your

bills, you get hot water,

you get cold water, you

get whatever you need.

Thank you, Mr. Randall.

I got for bingo now.

You pay me rent when I come back.

Soup coming up.

Jacob?

Jacob.

- Mom!

Okay. Okay, please.

No, no, no. Don't hurt him.

Don't hurt him.

I will do anything you want, okay?

Anything you want.

Please.

Water.

Okay, honey stay right there.

No cops!

- I got it. I got it.

- I'm not playing.

- Okay.

- No f*cking cops.

Come here.

[Jacob] Mom!

Jacob.

Oh my gosh.

Are you okay?

Are you okay? Are you sure?

Did he hurt you?

Oh my gosh.

You're okay, you're okay, you're okay.

You think the kids saw it?

Ms. Monroe, you're

from Charleston originally,

aren't you, Ms. Monroe?

Mm-hmm.

Was he conscious when you found him?

Did he have any weapons,

ID, anything else on him?

I don't know.

We found another body a

couple blocks from here,

an associate of the deceased.

Whatever they were into went bad fast

and this house is now a crime scene.

You can't stay here.

But we got nowhere else to go.

Everything we have is in this house.

[Investigator] What if they come back?

Ms. Monroe.

Ms. Monroe.

Kate.

Kate.

[Kate] How you feeling?

Long drive, hey?

- Yeah.

- Do you wanna take a bath?

- Okay.

- Feel better.

Okay, good.

Cortez, come on in.

We're almost done here.

Sir.

Long way from property, Cortez.

Somebody lose their car keys?

You know Vinchensky?

Yep.

Well, listen, buddy, give

us a few minutes, will ya?

Sure, Chief.

By the way, Cortez, the next

time your date gets too rough,

just let the guy know that no means no.

Get the f*ck outta here, Vinchensky.

Stupid prick.

Hope I wasn't interrupting.

No, not at all.

Just an update on the

Charleston boys case.

Any leads?

As a matter of fact,

take a look at that.

One of Ray's g*ons.

That's sack of sh*t chainsawed

some poor schmuck in half

at his sister's wedding.

I don't think this is

the guy I saw, Chief.

You sure?

Unfuckingbelievable.

We have four bodies and

not one single lead.

You know what, Cortez?

There was a job just like this, bank job.

Suspects got away with a lot of cash.

Three of them.

Funny thing.

Couple days later, we

find them in a motel room

dead in their underwear.

Yeah, all three of them

ex*cuted in their underwear.

Can you f*cking believe that, Cortez?

In their underwear!

No money, no DNA, nothing.

You got a theory?

Sex fetish gone wrong?

Oh, for f*ck sakes.

Not the hotel, the f*cking case.

Just trying to help, sir.

I know. All right, I'm

gonna bring you in on this.

It's about time you cut your

teeth on some real police work.

So get back to that neighborhood,

ask around, and find me a witness.

You got it, sir.

Now get the f*ck outta here.

We're just going to eat

lunch first and then we'll go.

Burgers, burgers, burger.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

I'll be right back.

Don't forget to brush your tongue, okay?

Mm-hmm.

No, no.

Wow.

Hello?

[Bobby] Kate, Kate. It's Bobby.

Bobby.

- Everything okay?

- Mm-hmm.

What's wrong?

[Kate] Nothing.

You're breathing heavy.

No, we're fine.

I'm coming to get you.

- No.

- It's okay.

[Kate] Bobby.

Look, I can be there in a couple hours.

Bobby.

[Bobby] What's the name

of the motel you're at?

Bobby, you don't even have a car.

My friend's gonna give me a ride.

Look, just stop worrying

and just give me the name of the motel.

Just give me the address.

I can't

Bobby?

Yeah?

[Christine] You're not

getting that address.

sh*t.

Who's this?

[Baseball Joe] You know who this is.

Yeah.

[Baseball Joe] You got

something that belongs to me.

Yeah?

[Baseball Joe] You need to come see me.

I don't think so.

[Baseball Joe] I think you do.

[Christine] What do you want?

[Baseball Joe] Bring

me the money. All of it.

And what? You'll let us go?

That's right.

If we don't?

Then you'll end up like Bobby here.

Well?

I'll think about it.

What happened to Bobby?

Bobby's dead.

What do you mean? I

was just talking to him.

Man on the phone has k*lled

lot of people looking for you.

Is he like you?

No. He likes baseball.

Are you

a ninja?

Who is he?

That's John Francois.

They call him LeBoucher.

Why is he trying to k*ll us?

Calm down. I can help.

Really? Is that what you call help?

Yeah.

Well, we don't need that kind of help.

Okay.

No, wait.

How can you help?

Well, for starters, getting rid of him

before he comes to,

unless you and the kid

think you can handle it.

Good.

We need to move, we can't stay here,

so grab everything you need

'cause we're not coming back.

Now.

Okay, okay.

There.

All done.

What now?

Don't worry about it.

Jesus, how could this get any worse?

He could be dead.

I need a drink, yeah.

I know a place.

Let's take your car.

Whose car is this?

There's this detective, Neil.

- Neil.

- Yeah.

White guy. Perfect beard.

Yeah.

Yeah, I don't think

he's gonna be much help.

[Kate] Why not?

Just a feeling.

Ah, here we go.

What the hell is this?

Moon room special.

Three Slushys for six bucks.

Where's my change?

You saw what I did to that guy, right?

I need a real drink.

She doesn't like it here very much.

You see that guy behind me?

That's Marcus Manning.

He's head of the Manning boys.

37 hits, 32 m*rder charges, all dropped.

Yeah, none of the witnesses

made it to the stand.

And you see that guy over there?

That's Skinny Steve.

He sells drugs.

Yeah, he just got out of

lockup like last week.

Skinny Steve has a thing for skinny girls.

That's probably why he's

checking out your mom.

It took me 10 minutes to get a drink

and it's watered down, great.

Damn, you got a nice set

of sticks on you, woman.

What do you say we have a dance?

- No thanks.

- Come on.

No, let's have a dance.

- I said no.

- Let's go.

I know who you are.

I got no beef with you.

Nice shirt.

You want a drink?

Sure.

You spying on me?

Shouldn't you be asleep?

Well, I'm going to bed.

Why do you k*ll people?

It's my job.

You don't feel bad?

No.

Why?

Everyone's gotta die sometime.

Do you ever talk to them?

Who?

The people.

Why?

To make friends.

Maybe if they were your friends,

then you don't have to k*ll them.

I don't really have any friends.

But, I'm your friend.

Yeah?

All right, kid.

But you can't tell my mom

because I think she'll be mad.

Okay.

Promise?

I promise.

Can I go to sleep now?

Goodnight.

Goodnight.

Your friend can sit.

He prefers to stand.

This place is a dump.

Well, we're sorry.

We didn't really wanna bring you down.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Let's cut the bullshit, okay?

This don't look like no impound lot.

And you two sure as sh*t

don't look like your average traffic pigs,

so why don't you just

get the f*ck on with it

and stop acting like a pair of c**ts.

These the papers we gotta sign?

1968 Mercury Cougar.

Ivy green, parked overnight outside

of Barbara's restaurant in the alleyway,

which is a tow away zone.

I own the restaurant.

Oh, you do?

Yeah, and the car's never

been a problem before.

Alley is city property.

I don't remember asking

you a g*dd*mn thing.

Be that as it may,

the car is in your name.

It's my mother's.

Your mother drives a 1968 Cougar.

Must be quite a gal.

Now, I just need you to sign right there

and we can get the release processed.

That's a tough neighborhood.

There's a pawn shop down the street.

They had a little trouble

a couple of nights ago.

What's the name of that

joint again? It's...

- Sammy's, Chief.

- That's it, yeah.

Right, Sammy's, smiling Sammy.

Yeah, we got a couple

of calls about some guys

trying to rip the place off.

Hey, you can't smoke in here.

Anyway, we sent a couple of

units down to check it out.

You know what's funny is that

when they spoke to Sammy,

he didn't know a g*dd*mn thing.

You think I do?

I don't know.

A restaurant that you own

in the same neighborhood,

place that you frequent from time to time.

Maybe you heard something,

anything suspicious.

You see, detective, I

look around, you know,

and I see cops that have lost their way.

Their ignorance is contagious.

They go around infecting

each other like a plague.

It's disgusting.

Now, liberty, freedom,

free speech, opportunity.

You work hard and the world can be yours.

That idea seems to be drifting

further and further away.

You know, it's like a light

drifting away in the fog.

Well, Cortez here was

assisting in the investigation,

and the day after Sammy's

place got ripped off,

he followed two of the

suspects to a house.

And when he went back

there, he found two bodies,

one shot and one, well, not so lucky.

And guess what?

He also found the landlord

in the same house,

also very dead.

And last, and this is where it gets

a little bit personal for me.

A police detective with his neck broken.

Fortunately, Cortez here

was first on the scene

and he got a glimpse of

one of the assailants.

As we speak, we're running fingerprints

off the evidence that we found.

They should be ready and what?

- 48 hours, Chief.

- 48 hours.

You know, detective, the

thing about people and rules

is you can only push so

far before they push back.

Is that a threat, Jimmy?

Oh, Chief.

Don't forget, if you're gonna hassle me

about a parking ticket again,

call my f*cking lawyer.

Let's go, Boots.

Witnesses have identified

a tan blue pickup truck

leaving the scene at the

time of the incident.

The same blue pickup truck

was seen at a triple homicide

in Durham County, leaving three dead,

including one on duty homicide detective.

Police are refusing to

comment at this time.

We need to talk.

This has gotten way out of hand.

I mean, leaving for a

few weeks is one thing,

but that man last night,

you, my brother Bobby,

we need to go to the police.

Just turn the money-

Kate.

Straighten this whole thing out.

[Christine] Kate.

Please, I need to keep Jacob safe.

The man who's coming

for you can't be begged,

bought, or reasoned with.

He has no compassion, fear, or remorse.

And once he catches up,

I'll be the only thing

standing between him and

a b*llet in Jacob's head.

And I'm getting tired of babysitting.

Do you see where I'm going with this?

The money.

Maybe there's another way.

I give you the money and you k*ll Joe.

Come again?

That's your job, right?

You k*ll people for money.

Well, I've got 100,000 and it's yours

if you k*ll the piece of

sh*t who m*rder*d my brother.

I don't think so.

Why not?

Not part of my contract.

If you k*ll Joe, this all goes away.

[Christine] It's not that simple.

It is to me.

Not a good move, Kate.

Once you cross that line,

the rest of your life,

you'll be looking over your shoulder.

That's not much different

than right now, is it?

Look, you want the money, okay,

but I'm not just handing it over,

I'm buying something with it.

You want me to trust you?

You have to do something for me,

something the police can't.

All right.

All right, so we have a deal.

[Christine] Have the

money ready when I get back.

Hold on a second.

One more thing.

The mom and the kid, get rid of them.

I thought you said no more bodies.

Well, that's before you took out a cop

and sent half a Durham

PD crawling up my a*s.

You're slipping.

Is this gonna be a problem?

No.

Okay, well, call this number

back when the job's done

and leave a message on the machine.

What's the message?

[Jimmy] The divorce is final.

Oh.

Jimmy, Jimmy, please, I

didn't do anything, Jimmy.

What the f*ck? Are you sorry?

- Yeah.

- You're sorry?

You steal from me and

you say you're sorry.

No, I didn't steal.

You sh*t.

I didn't steal from you Jimmy.

I didn't steal anything.

I didn't steal anything.

f*ck, his head came off.

I wanna make sure this goes

exactly the way it should.

You understand?

[Sportscaster] Wearing

glasses, it gets tuned up a bit.

We're in the third inning

and it's almost halftime.

Ssh.

[Sportscaster] Everything

that's happened so far

that you'd expect to

happen on a ball field.

All right.

Come on, m*therf*cker.

Let's go. Let's go!

[Sportscaster] He looks him over.

He starts this wind up, here's the pitch.

Strike two.

- Oh, f*ck!

f*cking c*cksucker.

- Two strikes, one ball.

- What the hell is this?

It's strike two.

[Sportscaster] And here's the next one.

Ball a little high. One, two.

What the f*ck!

I was sent by a mutual friend.

Nobody, I mean f*cking

nobody turns off my radio.

And you with that sh*t

kicking look on your face

look like less than any

f*cking body I know.

Now give me one good reason why I don't

smash your brains all over my window.

Take this piece of wood out of my face

and I'll let you walk outta

here with your tiny little head.

Crazy b*tch.

Jimmy said you were good.

You got the money?

It's coming.

And the marks?

Covered.

No, f*ck, no!

I ain't missing out on that action,

not after all the f*cking work I done.

Action?

10K each came down

from Jimmy this morning.

Oh.

She didn't know.

Tell you what, you just

give me the address and

me and Christy here, we'll do 'em both.

I'll even cut you in on the action.

What do you say?

You name the bats?

What is that, some kind of psycho sh*t?

Nah, it's sentimental.

Kids?

Strippers.

So, we got a deal?

I'll take care of it.

You sure?

'Cause it sure as sh*t

doesn't sound like a home run

from where I'm sitting.

Listen d*ck head, when the

time comes, I'll do 'em both.

You keep the action.

You expect me to buy that.

Ain't buying nothing,

that's just how it is.

Come on.

That's how it is.

Okay.

f*ck it.

All right.

Good. Till then, stay outta my way.

All right, baby.

Mommy's just gonna run in

for a quick couple of minutes, okay?

- Okay.

- No, no, you stay here.

Don't leave the car.

Okay?

Why?

Keep the doors locked.

Don't open them for anyone.

You heard me? This is important, okay?

- Okay.

- I'll be right back.

I just need to grab something.

Just draw me a picture

while I'm gone, okay?

No.

sh*t.

Okay.

What the f*ck are you doing here?

Crashing. You?

Looking for JF.

Where the f*ck you been

the last five days?

Been working.

Yeah, I can see that.

[Baseball Joe] Its

empty, I already checked.

Let's check again

f*ck.

Just be cool.

Don't do anything stupid.

Me?

Good afternoon, gentlemen.

Hey, officer.

It's detective.

Ooh, is that right?

What brings you two here?

Ooh, we were just

Crashing.

Is that right?

So if I go in there, that's

what they're gonna tell me?

Yeah.

You're Baseball Joe, right?

Bon Voyage Hotel. Code eight, code eight.

You guys wait here until I get back.

Okay.

Okay, let's get the f*ck outta here.

What about the room?

Are you f*cking dense?

This place is gonna be crawling with cops.

f*ck this, I'm outta here.

You're a f*cking lunatic, you know that?

You better fix this f*cking mess!

You got it?

Ms. Monroe, are you in there?

Ms. Monroe? This is the police.

Joe, put it down!

No.

- Get in there.

- No.

Let him go.

- You stay the f*ck back.

Let him go.

Shut the f*ck up.

Where's the money?

I don't have any money.

You don't have the money?

I will splatter his f*cking

brains all over my truck.

No, please, please.

Then go get me the money.

I can get it. I can get it.

- Got get it now!

- It's not here.

Oh, it's not here. Okay,

kid, close your eyes.

No, I can't get it, I promise.

- Mom!

- You shut the f*ck up.

Please. I'll get it for you.

It's just I don't have it, I promise.

- Yeah?

- I promise.

All right, because now

I have something you want.

Old mill scrap yard, midnight.

Say it!

Old mill scrap yard, midnight.

That wasn't so hard, was it? Bye.

f*ck, Jacob.

Jacob.

He's got Jacob.

- What?

- He's got Jacob.

- Who?

- Joe.

This is all my f*cking fault.

Okay, you need to calm down.

What if he hurts him?

[Christine] He's not gonna hurt him.

How do you know that?

Because he wants the money.

Tell me you have it.

Yes, I have the money.

[Christine] Where is it?

Please, please, I just wanna see my son.

I just need my son back.

You have my word, I'll give you the money,

but I just, I need my son back.

Please, please.

Do you know where he is?

Old mill scrap yard.

You're sure?

Oh God. He must be so scared.

He had a fever this morning.

You need to stay calm.

Okay?

Do you wanna stay here or

do you wanna come with me?

I need a minute.

Do you wanna stay here or

do you wanna come with me?

I wanna come with you.

Good.

Let's go.

[Kate] This place looks

like a f*cking graveyard.

[Christine] It is.

There was a fire in the

hangar 10 years back.

The whole place went up

in smoke. No survivors.

Couldn't sell it after that,

so the city turned it into this.

The runway goes back about three miles.

Three miles of graveyard.

You are late.

I was starting to think

that you didn't want

the little sh*t back.

I wanna see my son.

Ah, b*tch, you don't

seem to f*cking comprehend

how this works.

You get the money, we get the kid.

Okay, that's the deal.

It's funny, 'cause

that's not the f*cking deal

that I remember.

Well, that's the deal now.

No.

That is not okay!

How about we make a new deal, okay?

I'm gonna come down there,

I'm gonna k*ll the both of you,

then I'm gonna take the

money and I'm gonna go,

and before I f*cking leave

that kid buried in a g*dd*mn ditch,

I'm gonna tell him

that I had to bash his mama's brains in

just because she was a f*cking pain.

A g*dd*mn pain in my a*s!

[Christine] Kate!

[Baseball Joe] Your friend ain't coming.

It's just you and me now.

Ah.

You see, little girl,

your first mistake was taking this job.

I told those greasy f*cking

wops that I had this covered.

Baseball Joe!

But no, they had to

call in the big bad fox.

Well.

You ain't so bad, are ya?

No.

Oh, f*ck.

Poor, poor little baby fox.

You don't even know who

you're dealing with, do you?

I'm the biggest, meanest

f*cking dog in the yard.

Yeah, I'm a rabid hound.

And you know what hounds do?

We hunt foxes.

Yeah.

We f*cking maim 'em.

You know what?

If it wasn't for your f*cking dumb a*s

dragging this whole thing out,

Jimmy wouldn't have even

have upped the score to 20K,

which is f*cking beautiful for me

'cause that means I'm

gonna buy myself a beast

of a f*cking truck and

I'm gonna haul my a*s

down to the stadium in class

and I'm gonna watch the

f*cking Yankees get smashed.

Whoa!

Oh, I can't wait.

Front row seats.

What, you got a little more?

Should I put my hands behind my back?

Yeah come on.

Yeah, you like that?

The divorce, it's final.

You know what?

I really like you, you crazy b*tch.

Any last words?

You bark more than any b*tch I know.

All right, Charlene, let's do this.

That's for Bobby, you son of a b*tch.

Don't you two b*tches ever die?

Do it.

Come on. Do it.

Do it. Come on.

Come on!

Oh, Jacob, baby, come here.

Oh my gosh, come here.

Are you okay?

Are you sure?

Did he hurt you?

Oh my gosh, baby, are

you okay? I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

It's okay, I got you now, okay

I got you.

- Mom.

Yeah.

What are you doing?

Look, look, I know we had a deal,

but I don't have the money.

I swear I'm not lying.

You don't have to k*ll us.

You heard what he said.

They paid Joe to take you out.

Of course, you heard.

You heard it all.

Wait in the car, babe.

Do it!

The money for Joe, that

was the deal, right?

You didn't take care

of Joe, did you? I did.

The way I see it, you owe me.

Stop.

[Kate] Let us go.

That's not gonna happen.

You lying b*tch.

Careful.

All that talk about your

contract protecting us.

It was all bullshit.

You don't care. You never did, did you?

You're just a sad, angry,

little empty shell.

Tell me everything I

said isn't true, say it.

You k*ll us, you're no better than Joe.

Don't do that.

I told you, I don't have the money.

I know.

Mom!

You're bleeding.

That's for calling me a b*tch.

Christine!

In front of the kid too, not cool.

Help us!

You know the number.

Address is on the sign out front.

What are you waiting for? Go.

The money's coming with me

and that's how it's gonna be.

So as far as I'm

concerned, the job is done.

You had it the whole time.

Next time find a better hiding spot.

Now, there's gonna be a

lot of people asking you

about what happened here today,

and in case you get any ideas,

just remember

that I can always come back

and we can do this the other way.

They're coming.

Good.

See you around, kid.

Where are you going?

Where are you going?

Tie up some loose ends.

That's okay. I'm fine, okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Jesus, Vinny.

Found him this morning. Shot to sh*t.

And you thought it'd be a good idea

to show me this before my breakfast?

It happened in a scrap

yard off Atlantic Boulevard,

boy we ran a print off one of the g*ns.

Came back with a match.

Baseball Joe?

That's right.

Son of b*tch had sex with his

own sister at her wedding.

Still no sighting since

the fireworks last night?

No, sir.

Looks like our boy's

trying to beat the heat.

He's trying to lay low.

I mean, that'd be the smart thing to do.

It would.

But this kind of brutality,

the appetite for destruction,

it's not the kind of thing

you can just turn off.

No, I don't think we're

gonna have to wait too long.

Our boy's gonna strike again, soon.

I don't wanna take it from you.

You're my buddy. Why

would I take your money?

Let play for fun.

As long as you do the job.

Jimmy, what are you doing,

stacking the cards for me or what?

- Let's see.

- Give me a couple.

sh*t, what am I doing

with these spades.

- All right.

- Very good.

What the f*ck is this? Huh?

You can't afford to dress properly?

Huh?

Sorry, Jimmy.

- Studs.

- Yeah.

Hey.

No.

Hello, Jimmy.

Do you know why I'm here?

You hired me to do a job

and then you tried to have me k*lled.

You were going soft.

You put the job and all of us at risk.

It wasn't personal.

It was to me.

[Jimmy] Do something.

Never send a rabbit to k*ll a fox.

Whoa.

Whoa.

Now, we're friends.

We're friends.

We're friends.

Now listen, I got a

1969 Chevelle downstairs

with a 454 big block.

And I don't think I'm gonna

be needing it anymore.

What do you say?

Friend.