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Nobody's Coming to Save You (2025)

Pop Goes the Weasel?! Thriller & Mystery Movie Collection.
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Nobody's Coming to Save You (2025)

Post by bunniefuu »

(ominous music)

(ominous music continues)

(ominous music continues)

Revn shady got me blushing

Why, oh why, oh why

(Lana moaning) You giving me

That motivation, uh-huh

Damn that body ody

Let me take it on

vacation, let's take off

Baby come with me

Don't give me no hesitation,

Everything you need

Trust me, imma elevate ya

Freaky Conversation

I'm a freak-a-leek

Baby actin like she can handle me

Handle me

Baby it's that Freaky Conversation

(Lana moaning) I'm a freak-a-leek

Baby actin like - That was amazing.

- Mm-hmm, I know, right?

You know I aim to please.

- You know, I can go for another round.

- Oh, can you? - Yeah.

- Hmm. Sounds fun.

But I don't know if I can stay.

- Well, how about some pancakes?

- Mm-hmm. - Your favorite,

walnut pancakes.

- As tempting as that may

be, I don't think I can stay.

- But I can make some

bacon, sausage, toast.

- Yeah, but-

- Sounds so good.

- But I have to go.

Somebody's gotta pay the bills, right?

- Why do you always have

to leave me so quickly?

- If not me, then who?

- The responsible man routine, I see.

I still hate it.

- I know. Maybe one day

soon, this will be our forever.

You know I love you. You're my safe space.

And if I didn't have to leave, I wouldn't.

- I know. I just wish you wouldn't go.

- [Mark] Until then. I'll see you tomorrow?

- [Lana] I'll see you tomorrow at work.

- I'll be there. (mellow music)

(knuckles rapping)

- Oh, hi baby. Come here.

- These are for you.

- Oh, look at you.

Hmm, my favorite.

I'm actually surprised you remembered.

- I'm not that bad, am I?

- Just like how you forgot

our anniversary last month.

- One time.

You're not gonna let that go, are you?

- No, it was our anniversary.

- Understandable, I guess.

- [Jennifer] Nonetheless, thank you, baby.

They're beautiful.

- You're welcome and you

deserve beautiful things.

- What are you trying to butter me up for?

- Do I need a reason to?

- No, you don't.

So I missed you today.

Is work crazy, huh? Yeah?

- Yeah, I actually got a new client today.

He wanted my help with a

new photography exhibition.

Although things went kind of left,

it turned out pretty well.

- Well, you know, it worked out fine. Look.

You got the talent, the ambition.

You can do anything you put your mind to

so I think it'd be great.

So with that being said,

now that you're home,

I just might let it go

that you forgot our anniversary last month

if you make dinner because I'm tired.

- Okay. Deal.

- See? That's why you're my guy.

(ominous music)

- [Lana] Oh, yeah, baby.

(camera rattling)

- Damn. These things are

more complicated than I thought.

But I got it right.

I hate that I have to go

away for the weekend, babe

but you know, this contract was major.

I couldn't really just

turn it down, you know?

- I know and I appreciate

you putting the cameras up.

It'll gimme peace of

mind while you're away.

- As long as I have breath in my body,

I will always protect you, especially you.

(phone buzzing)

- But I do know one thing.

You better be back before I go into labor

'cause no contract is that important.

- Babe, I'll be back before

you even notice I'm gone.

- I guess.

Let's just hope that these

cameras actually work

'cause I don't need any

surprises while you're gone.

- Trust me, I made sure you'll be safe.

You know, we could really use the funds

and if this contract goes through,

things would be a little bit easier.

I hate to leave you like

this, but I'm doing it for us.

Okay, camera door secured

and we're good. (door slams)

Damn, I'm in love with you, baby

We're hitting the town, let

me know when you're ready

Whipping the sh*t I've been dreading

My hand on your thigh

and you're dripping already

Post the pictures so my ex can see

f*ck it, you know that I'm petty

You know what I want

You know I'll get it for you

Just say the word and I get it

Why are they pressed

I don't play about you

What the f*ck don't they get

This ain't no flex,

rest in peace to my ex

This love ain't that sh*t,

I guess I'm just blessed

I guess I'm just blessed

Why are they pressed

I don't play about you

What the f*ck don't they get

This ain't no flex,

rest in peace to my ex

This love ain't that sh*t,

I guess I'm just blessed

I guess I'm just blessed, eh

I guess I'm just blessed

I'm going cuckoo for you, eh

Baby, I'm delulu for you, eh

I know what you looking for

Say no more, let's go slow

Make sure that you close the door

We'll be going until the morning

(switch clicks)

Let's just hope we

ain't missing a thing

- [Jennifer] It smells good in there.

- you like that, huh?

- [Jennifer] Let me check you out.

- Come see how we do.

- [Jennifer] Hmm.

- You know how we get down.

- Okay, let me know. - Okay baby, let's go.

I bet it can wait. - Oh, no, no, no.

- Yes, yes, yes, yes,

yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

Come on, come on.

It's been a minute since

we've danced together.

- Yes, I'm surprised you

don't stand on two left feet.

- Not anymore though. - Oh?

We learned something new, did we?

- Always.

- [Jennifer] Hmm. It smells so good.

Stop, stop, stop, stop.

- Yeah. Fine.

- We need to finish dinner

because we're hungry.

- Look, I'm gonna be

gone the entire weekend.

I'm just trying to enjoy my time with you.

I'm not one of the easy ones

- I'm gonna miss you.

- I'm gonna miss you too, baby.

The way that you show me love

(phone ringing)

- Who's calling you this late?

- It's Lana. You mind if I take this?

It could be urgent.

- Sure, I'll stir the food. Okay.

- Hey.

- Hey. Is this a good time?

No, I get it.

I'm just tired of being alone all the time

and I really just wish that

you could be here more.

I deserve to have

somebody that's here with me.

- Listen, it's gonna be fine.

Soon enough, all of our

problems will be solved.

Don't worry about it.

- I understand, Mark.

I just, I'm getting really tired of this.

I understand, but Mark, I

need you to make a decision.

I really need you to figure it out, Mark.

- Look. Okay, fine.

I'll get it done.

- I miss you.

I'm leaving and I'll talk to you soon.

Bye.

(phone beeping)

- Hey baby, sorry about that.

You know, just a work thing.

- No, it's no problem.

Dinner's almost ready.

- Okay.

- It's okay, baby.

It smell really good though, yeah.

- [Mark] (Chuckles) That, it does.

- Mark, I know you're

hiding something from me.

- Jen, we've been over this.

Nothing is going on.

Why do we keep going

back and forth between us?

- You've been different,

Mark, distant and I can feel it.

- Baby, you're imagining things.

It's just your pregnancy

hormones making you overthink.

You're stressed, I get it

but there's nothing to worry about.

You and the baby are

all I care about. Trust me.

- So that's what we're gonna do now?

Blame everything on the pregnancy?

- Look, I'm not saying that.

I'm just saying you're

under a lot of stress.

With the baby and the house, it's a lot.

- Don't patronize me, Mark.

- Look, I'm doing everything

I can to support us,

to make sure you and the baby are okay.

Do you really think I'd throw that away?

What are you even accusing me of?

- Fine. You wanna know

what I'm accusing you of?

Cheating, Mark.

- Cheating? - Cheating.

- If I were cheating, I'd be justified

because we haven't had sex in months.

(dramatic music)

So you just start an

argument and then leave it?

- Good night.

(dramatic music continues)

(knuckles rapping) (door bell rings)

- Hey, babe.

- Lana, what are you doing here?

- You're not surprised to see me?

- [Mark] I'm happy to see

you, but why are you here?

- I just wanted to come and surprise you.

- This is my house.

What if my wife was here?

- Is she home?

- No, that's not the

point. Why are you here?

- I just was in the neighborhood

and I wanted to see you.

- You're always with this spontaneous sh*t?

- [Lana] I missed you.

- Hmm. Get in here.

(footsteps pattering)

(ominous music)

(dramatic music)

- I didn't even get the

opportunity to say goodbye.

- Baby, I'll be gone for two days.

I'll be back before you even know it.

- I'm due any day now. What if you miss it?

- Look, there's no way

I'm gonna miss the birth

of our child, okay?

But you and I both know

how much we need this money, Jennifer.

- Yeah, I understand that.

But now I'm gonna be having dinner alone

'cause you're leaving.

You know that's our dinner

and movie bonding time.

And what about my weird cravings?

- I'll make it up to you.

And feel free to DoorDash

or Instacart yourself anything

your little heart desires.

Whatever you're craving, go crazy.

- I don't have any family here, Mark.

You're literally all that I have

and you're leaving and I don't like it.

And then it's Halloween.

You know this time of year, the kids

in our neighborhood go crazy.

- If any of those little

badass kids egg our house,

tell 'em I'm coming, kicking

a*s and taking names.

- I guess I'll be fine until you get back.

Simba will protect me, I guess.

- [Mark] Stop stressing. You'll be fine.

But, okay, I'll see you when I get back.

- Okay. Bye.

(phone beeping)

(cart rattling)

(objects rustling)

Oh, sh**t. Pregnancy brain.

I left my card at home.

I'll be right back. I live

right around the corner.

- Okay. - Okay.

No snakes

No snakes

No snakes

Hey

There's so many snakes in my garden

(car engine rumbling)

I give you my love, you ain't want it

I kept that sh*t a hunnid

but you dogged me

So many snakes in my garden

You came from my rib, you a godsend

I give you my love, you ain't want it

I kept that sh*t a hunnid

but you dogged me

So I'm better for the low

I kept that sh*t a hunnid

and you didn't want it

I kept that sh*t a hunnid

when I didn't wanna

You was trying to leave, yeah

I was on my knees, yeah

I was trying to talk,

you ain't wanna listen

- I'm all yours now.

- Now and forever?

- Now and forever.

(ominous music)

- Damn it.

Hey, Grant.

(ominous music continues)

(footsteps pattering)

(Grant shushes)

Weirdo.

Ooh-oh-oh

Ooh, ooh

Ooh-oh-oh

(door slams)

You know imma always there for you

For sure

I be falling into pieces

I've been fighting with these demons

I'm getting closer to the deep end

My hand up until they reaching

If ain't love, you can keep it

They ain't friends, they leeches

I be falling into pieces

I be falling into pieces

I be falling into pieces

I've been fighting with these demons

I'm getting closer to the deep end

My hand up until they reaching

If ain't love, you can keep it

(Simba barking)

I be falling into pieces

Pieces

(Simba barking)

(ominous music)

(Jennifer sighs)

I be falling into pieces

(ominous music)

(mellow music)

(upbeat music)

- Oh, I am so excited to meet you.

Can't believe I'm gonna be a girl mom.

Goodness. Time has flown, Lyric.

Time has flown.

It's so cute.

(knuckles rapping)

Hmm.

(doorbell ringing)

Hmm, We got some trick or

treaters. Let's go greet them.

Trick or treaters.

Hello, guys. Hi.

Some for you

and some for you... Thank you.

- And some for you. - Thank you.

- [Jennifer] No problem.

You guys have a good night.

(Trick or treaters chattering)

Don't eat it all at one place.

Okay, bye. Bye bye.

- Trick or treat.

- Trick or treat.

- Trick or treat.

- n*gga, it's on you this time.

I did it last time. I

did this sh*t last time.

- [Trick Or Treater] No,

man, I'm still not trying to do it.

- The house is literally right there.

All you gotta do is go

and egg that m*therf*cker.

But I mean, how you wanna solve it?

- Man, let's do rock paper scissors for it.

- All right. Run it.

- [Both] Rock, paper, scissors, sh**t.

- One.

- Damn, man.

- Run it again. I mean, two outta three.

- One more, one more, one more.

- All right. Rock, paper, scissors, sh**t.

- f*ck.

- Got him with the same moves.

Damn, it's just too easy.

- All right. Don't even worry about it.

- [Trick Or Treater 2] Let's go.

- This n*gga crazy.

- [Trick Or Treater 2] I salute you though.

- [Trick Or Treater] Yeah. All right.

(snacks rustling)

(juice trickling)

(footsteps pattering)

- Trick or treat, b*tch.

(juice trickling)

(glass shatters)

(ominous music)

(eggs splatter)

- Hey, get the f*ck outta here.

You want somebody throwing eggs at you?

Keep it moving. Keep it moving

- Man.

- Come on, come on, come on, come on.

- [Trick Or Treater 2] Go.

(door slams)

Where were you

Relax, rewind

Legs up, hands tied

Relax, rewind

You say you'll act right, act right

Relax

(Jennifer sighs)

- Finally. Rewind

You say you'll

- Hmm.

(drop trickles)

(ominous music)

f*ck that.

(knuckles rapping)

f*cking trick or treaters,

if I sit here long enough, they'll go away.

(knuckles rapping)

There's no more candy.

Gosh, it's not that important.

(ominous music continues)

(knuckles rapping)

Go away. It's f*cking midnight.

(knuckles rapping)

(knuckles rapping)

What?

What the f*ck?

(ominous music)

f*cking kids.

I gotta call Mark.

Pick up, pick up, pick up.

Come on.

Hey babe, it's me.

I don't really wanna worry you,

but the things

that are happening

tonight are really starting

to freak me out.

I don't know to ignore them,

to call the police, to grab a knife.

I'm just really starting to get

freaked out and get scared.

Can you please gimme a

call when you get this? Bye.

f*ck.

(ominous music continues)

(Simba whimpers)

(Simba barking)

Okay, Simba, I'm coming.

(Simba barking)

Okay.

Geez, I'm pregnant. Gimme a second.

Okay, okay. Simba, I'm coming.

(ominous music continues)

What the hell is this?

(ominous music continues)

(keys jingle)

(ominous music continues)

No, no.

No, no, no, no, no.

What the f*ck?

Someone's in...

(knife clinks)

(ominous music continues)

- Hello, 911. What's your emergency?

- Help me, please.

Someone's been in my house.

They've been taking pictures

and they wrote on my window in blood.

- Okay ma'am, are you sure

it's not just a Halloween prank?

Maybe your husband

or your boyfriend is

playing a trick on you.

- Listen to me.

My husband is out of town. He's not here.

I'm here alone and they've

been inside the house.

- Okay ma'am, I'll get someone

over as soon as possible.

It is a busy night, you

know, crime rate and all

but we'll send someone over immediately.

- Please, hurry.

(clock ticks)

(bed creaks)

(ominous music)

(knuckles rapping)

(knuckles rapping)

- Are you the one that called

about somebody banging

on your door?

- Yes, so there's someone in my house.

They left photos and blood on the window.

- Hold on, ma'am. Hold on.

- Ma'am, it's Halloween.

It's probably just some

kids ding dong ditching.

They're playing a prank.

- Listen to me. This is not a prank.

They were inside of my house.

- Ma'am, we've already

walked around the perimeter.

There's no signs of forced entry.

You have to show us something.

- Can you show us some proof or anything?

- You want proof -

Anything that could help us?

- You want proof?

Okay, proof. Here, here, here, proof.

Someone put those inside of my house

and blood on the window.

- Is this AI?

Ma'am, this looks like

somebody set up a tripod.

You could have set up a tripod

and took these pictures, ma'am.

- [Jennifer] So I took

these photos of myself?

- Do you live alone, ma'am?

- Me and my husband, but he's out of town.

- [Officer] Are you sure

your husband's out of town?

He could have left these

pictures here by accident.

- It's Halloween. We

don't know what's going on.

You could just be decorating.

All these other people.

I saw somebody down the street

with a person hanging from their tree.

It's just a Halloween

decoration, right? Right?

- Why won't you just listen to me?

Someone was inside of my home.

- [Officer] Ma'am, calm down.

- [Jennifer] And I showed you the proof.

- (Radio Chattering)

- I said 10-34. We'll be on our way soon.

- We gotta get outta here?

- We gotta get outta here.

- Are you serious? - Ma'am-

- Like I said, if something

happens, just lock your door,

keep your phone next to you.

Give us a call if something happens.

- Have a good night, ma'am.

- [Jennifer] Are you serious?

- We'll be right there.

- [Officer] Man, these people...

- I can't believe they

didn't even believe me.

(ominous music)

Simba?

Simba?

Come on, Simba.

(ominous music continues)

Simba?

Simba, I'm going to k*ll you.

Simba?

(ominous music continues)

What the f*ck?

Simba? Simba?

Simba, it's you.

(ominous music)

Simba. (sobs)

Simba.

No, no, no.

(ominous music) Oh, no. (sobs)

Okay, okay.

(fingers tap)

f*ck.

No! Where's my keys?

I put my...

f*ck.

(ominous music) (Jennifer screams)

(knife clinks)

What do you want?

Who are you?

(ominous music)

(door creaks) (ominous music)

(footsteps thudding)

(doorknob rattling)

(knuckles rapping)

(ominous music continues)

(Jennifer whimpers) (knuckles rapping)

(Jennifer whimpers)

(Jennifer grunting)

(ominous music continues)

No, no, no, no, no.

(Jennifer screams)

(ominous music continues)

(footsteps pattering)

What the f*ck?

Help me.

(knuckles rapping) Someone please,

open the door.

Please! Please, help me.

(knuckles rapping)

(knuckles rapping)

- Who is it? - Hello?

It's your neighbor. Please, help me.

Help me, please.

He's after me. (knuckles rapping)

He has a knife. (knuckles rapping)

- Oh no baby, I can't help you.

I see you're pregnant,

but b*tch, I got kids.

- [Jennifer] Please, help me, please.

- No, no.

(ominous music)

- Yeah, I am so glad

we're taking this vacation.

- No sh*t. We gotta get away.

- Man, listen, everybody drives us crazy.

Oh my god.

- Help me, please. He's

trying to k*ll me, please.

I know you don't know me

but open the door, please.

I need a ride. Just let me get in the car.

- Baby, we gotta help her.

- Hell no, we ain't gotta help her.

You don't know what type of trouble she in.

(Jennifer grunts)

- Baby, but she's...

Oh my god, she's pregnant.

- Please. I'm hurting, please.

- She's hurt.

- I'm sorry, babe.

- I gotta help her, babe.

- Listen, you watched the white

movies? We gotta get home.

(lock clicks)

- Please. I'm hurt, please.

I need you, please.

(ominous music)

f*ck!

(Jennifer sobs)

(Jennifer panting)

f*ck it.

(ominous music continues)

Okay, baby. We got this.

(Jennifer grunts)

It's okay, baby.

It's okay, baby.

I'm okay.

(Jennifer wincing)

- Excuse me, ma'am.

What are you doing on this property?

This is private property.

I'm gonna need you to vacate

the premises immediately.

- Please, help me. Please.

Someone's at the... (Jennifer winces)

Someone's trying to k*ll me, please.

- Someone's trying to k*ll you?

Ma'am, I don't see anybody out here.

I have been out here all

day. There's nobody out here.

I don't know what type of drugs you're on,

but I'm gonna need you

to vacate the premises

before I call the police.

- Please, call the police.

He broke my phone.

I need help, please. He has a knife.

I'm eight months pregnant.

- Eight months pregnant?

I mean, junkies get pregnant too, ma'am.

- Sir, listen to me.

He's trying to k*ll me. He

was just right behind me.

(ominous music) - f*ck!

(Jennifer screams)

f*ck!

(Jennifer whimpers)

f*ck!

(ominous music continues)

(footsteps pattering)

(Jennifer panting)

(ominous music continues)

(Jennifer panting)

(Jennifer grunts)

(Jennifer grunts)

(Jennifer grunts)

(twig snaps)

(ominous music continues)

(Jennifer grunts)

(Jennifer screams) (branch thudding)

- Leave me alone!

(ominous music continues)

(Jennifer panting)

(ominous music continues)

(Jennifer screams)

(Jennifer whimpers)

(Jennifer grunting)

(ominous music continues)

No, no, no.

(flesh squelches)

No!

No.

(flesh squelches)

(Jennifer screams)

No!

(Lyric crying) No.

Please, don't take her from me.

Why won't you answer me?

(Lyric crying)

f*ck you.

(Lyric crying)

(Jennifer crying)

My baby!

Oh my god.

(ominous music continues)

- Now and forever.

- Now and forever.

(Lyric crying)

(ominous music)

(Jennifer screaming)

- Mrs. Blackwell, my

name is Detective Reynolds.

Can you walk us through

the night of October 31st, Halloween,

starting with the afternoon?

- Afternoon?

- Ma'am, are you okay?

(scanner beeping)

It's 15.24.

- Oh sh**t. Pregnancy brain.

I left my card at home.

I'll be right back. I live

right around the corner.

- Okay. - Okay.

Sheesh, where is it?

Where did I put that?

I could have swore I put it right here.

Cards don't just disappear.

I did my normal routine.

I went for a walk, went

to the grocery store

and I came home to prepare dinner.

I don't remember anything after that.

- You mentioned you had an argument

with your husband the night prior.

He said you were being

irrational about his relationship

with his boss, Lana Smith.

(ominous music)

- Do you have a wife, detective?

- Yes. Yes, I do.

- So what would you do if you found out

that your wife was f*cking her boss?

Not just any boss.

The same boss

that he took every late night phone call,

every urgent weekend trip

and you find her

in the same bed

that you shared memories, made promises in,

created a family in.

That type of betrayal.

Detective, just imagine,

coming home exhausted,

carrying your baby girl

and something feels off.

She doesn't greet you at

the door like she used to,

she doesn't step out

of the office to hug you

and you go look for her

and you find her in bed with him.

That type of pain,

it twists something inside of you.

Every touch, every memory,

every moment becomes poison.

The rage, the pain, it

just swallowed me whole.

(ominous music)

(Lana gasping)

- f*cking b*tch.

(ominous music continues)

- Jennifer!

(Jennifer screams)

- So you blacked out?

(Jennifer whimpering)

(Jennifer screaming)

- I just wanted the pain to stop.

- Listen, Mrs. Blackwell,

Jennifer, I'm not gonna sit here

and pretend that I understand the pain

that you're dealing with.

But to answer your question,

if I were to ever walk in

on my wife having an affair

in our bedroom, I can't

exactly say how I would react.

I pray I never have to experience that.

But here's the thing.

We have a double homicide on our hands.

Two people are dead.

(photographs rustle)

Two people are dead.

Look at that.

Look at it.

You know the funny thing about life?

It doesn't care about feelings.

It doesn't care if you're wrong.

It doesn't care if anybody cheated on you.

It doesn't even care if

you think they deserved it.

Nobody's coming to save you.

It's only you versus you.

Take care of yourself, Mrs. Blackwell.

Nobody's coming to save you

Gotta watch for snakes in the grass

'Cause they look like angels

You ever have a knife in

your back, Cain and Abel

Fake love like shackles on your feet

It's time for you to break loose

Nobody coming to save you

Get your own lick

back, why wait for karma

I say an eye for an eye,

who really want drama

I really went through trauma

I really wrestled with

snakes, ever seen Anaconda

Sometimes, I really wonder

How your heart be so

cold, but it's f*cking summer

How we on the same

team but you never wanna

Pass the ball to me

You've been a fraud to me

Since your heart was

all mine, gave it all to me

How could I fall for it

Call you, ignoring it,

thought it was often ignored

It was fraudulent

I was feeling presidential

and pardoned it

But I can't make excuses for anarchists

Look what you forced

me to do like a mannequin

Damn it, man

Gave you an inch and you ran with it

Took away it all, now you panicking

Still it hurts, how you scrambling

All out of stamina, lying and rambling

But my love, you was gambling