Deadly Delusion (2017) - full transcript

Help me! Please!

What's wrong?

There's a man,
he's chasing me!

He's-he's
trying to kill me!

It's okay. Okay.
Calm down.

What does he
look like?

I don't know.

You sure you're
being chased?

Yes!

You been
drinking tonight?

No.



Drugs?

No!

He chased you
down this street?

Yes!

Are you on any
prescription medication?Are you on any
prescription medication?

Are you on any
prescription medication?

Yes, but I promise you
I'm telling the truth.

There was a man, he
was chasing after me.

He was in
the shadows,

he jumped out and
he attacked me.

Please, why aren't
you doing something?

What do you
want me to do?

There's nobody
there.

I don't know.
Call for backup.



Or search the area.
I-I don't know.

Go home, lady.

I'm telling
the truth!

Get away
from me!

Hey, it's okay.
Calm down.

Hey. Hey.
It's okay.

All right, relax.
Relax, relax.

Ma'am, are
you okay?

Ma'am?

Yeah, she's
fine. Thanks.

Was it the
same dream?

It's okay.

It's all right.

Julia.. Julia!

Please, please.

Julia?

Julia, can
you hear me?

This new medication
isn't working.

Where are you?

A plane. You said
that these would work.

I said that they
would take time

to take
full effect.

I don't know how
long I can hold out.

Ma'am, you're gonna need
to return to your seat.

Just a minute.

Did you have
another dream?

I-I don't know if
they're dreams anymore.

Ma'am, please.

Just a minute!

Okay, Julia,
listen to me.

Until you accept what
you are experiencing

is a dream and
not a memory,

you are never going
to get better, Julia.

And these shadow men
that are chasing you

are figments of your
imagination brought on

by the trauma that
you suffered.

Please.

Return to your seat and
fasten your seatbelt.

Now!

Pretty nice?

It's beautiful.

Get used to it
'cause this is home.

For now
at least.

I think we're
gonna be okay here.

Wait, wait, was
that a smile?

Maybe.

Yes.

All right. My
baby is back.

Thank you
for putting up with me.

Are you kidding?

I'd be dead in a
ditch somewhere

if it wasn't
for you.

Well, six months
is a long time

to stand
suicide watch.

Child's play.
I waited in line

for seven hours
once at the DMV.

I judge all
life's hardships

by that experience.
None even come close.

A fresh start
begins now.

New job,
new salary.

New house.

I'm hoping this
distance helps

clear me of
my demons.

Bring it in.

Madame.

Thank you, my friend.
Appreciate it.

Arthur?

Shane?

Yes.

And Julia,
good to see you. Welcome.

Likewise.

Pleasure to
finally meet you.

Welcome to LA.

There she is. What
do you think?

A lot better
in person?

Yeah, sure is.

Your things have
arrived last week.

It's all inside.

You can see your bike is
there, all in one piece.

Yeah.

And my
photographs?

Photographs, all present
and accounted for.

So if you want to go
inside, the online tour

just does not do
this place justice.

You have to see
it in person.

The car, does it come
with the house or..?

Your friend, Robert, he
arranged that for you.

He's, um, he's a
generous guy. Wow.

He bought
us a car?

He bought
youa car.

Perks of the job,
babe. Come on.

No, I-I don't want to
be beholden to him.

This is up to
you. Okay?

We either do
this together

or we don't
do it at all.

So you just
let me know.

Okay.

You sure?

Yeah.

Thank you.
Mwah.

Arthur, we're back.

Yeah, I was worried
there for a second.

What was I
talking about?

Luis...

If you, need
anything done,

if you want
to remodel,

you need something
fixed, he's your man.

I'll get you that
number as soon as I can.

Which reminds me..

there's a banister,
the main banister,

he has not gotten
to that yet.

Guys, this is my
second favorite part..

Let's do it.

Wow.

Come on in.

Well?

Hoo!

Well,
what do you think?

It's big.

It is.

I knew you'd like
it. It's what I do,

I make dreams
come true.

I should put that
on my business card.

Look around.
Feel the space.

They're all there.

There's no broken
glass, no chipped frame.

I like that one, by
the way. It's nice.

Do you know
the family?

It's, um, my mother
and father and me.

Well, if they're ever in
the market for a place

in LA you know who to
bring them to, right?

They passed.

I'm sorry to hear
that. I'm sorry.

Mr. Larkin?
-Yo.

I have the
lease right here.

It's the exact same
wording as the one

you already
approved online, so..

I'd like to,
read it anyway,

if you
don't mind.

All right.

There you go.

Perfect.

And if Ms. McNeil
wouldn't mind?

Jules?

Julia...

Hey.

You need to
sign too.

Sorry. Um, did
you read it?

Yeah. Yeah, the first
couple of paragraphs.

I'm kidding.
I read it.

It's the same
stuff as before:

pay the rent
on time,

don't remove the
load bearing walls,

et cetera,
et cetera.

It's the et cetera, et
cetera that scares me.

Okay, well read it.
We're not in a rush.

Here you go...
Here is a pen.

Right there.
There you are.

Thank you
very much.

I probably shouldn't tell
you this, but there was

another couple vying for
this house and they were

willing to pay quite
a bit more per month,

but I talked to the
management company

and I got
you in.

Why?

They were horrid people.
Absolutely horrid.

They were
rich, but horrid.

And their kids were the
most disgusting little..

Anyway, this-
don't get me started.

This looks great.
We're all set.

Um, there's just
one final thing.

And this is my
favorite part..

Shane.. Julia..

Welcome home.

Hey, hon?

-Just a sec.

Time for
a break?

-What's wrong?

There's a man
in the house!

-What?

He just went
past the door.

-Are you sure?

Yes!

-You're sure?

Yes!

- Stay here.
Stay there.

Jules, come on.
It's okay.

What was it?

That's got to
be what you saw.

Both the doors
are dead bolted.

What if somebody
has a key?

You can only unlock
them from the inside.

I'm sorry.

It's okay. You thought
you saw an intruder.

I'd rather you say
something than have

somebody come in
and chop us to bits.

I'm gonna shower.

Julia?

Julia!

Julia..

It turns out it was a
shadow from a chanlier.

It's okay. We had
sex later that night.

Well, thank you
for that, Shane.

Julia? Julia?

Julia?

Yes?

You called me.

My parents...

Your parents,
or him?

They-they
saw him.

I saw him.

Okay, there is
no him, Julia.

He's on
the video.

You were a child. A
man just happened to be

in the park at the
same time you were.

We met eyes.

And..?

..and he
killed them.

George Fitzgerald,
that's his name.

Or was his name.

The man that was
in that video..

he's long dead.

He died before
your parents-

..were murdered.

No, Julia.

Okay, look around
you, on the walls.

Trust me, Julia.

I'm guessing there is at
least one carbon monoxide

detector in there
with you somewhere?

Your parents made a
terrible mistake, and

it's a miracle that
you are still alive.

Let's talk about your
other symptoms, shall we?

Let's, let's talk
about the delusions.

I suspect that they
will disappear

along with her
other symptoms.

When?

This is Julia's
session, Shane.

When?

A couple of weeks on this
new medication, Julia,

and I think you're
gonna be right as rain.

I'm gonna
hold you to that.

All right,
I'm out.

Goodbye, Shane.

Bye, doc.

Thank you for always
making time for me.

I'm here for you,
day or night.

You know that.

Goodbye, Julia.

Shane?

Hey, Charlie,
do you suppose JJ is

running around with
that young lady?

-It looks that way.

I-I wonder
what it's like.

What, Grizz?

Well, to be loved by
a young girl like that.

You know, nobody ever
looked at me like that.

Not even when
I was young.

- Yes, when we're
young-

It was either you or
your worthless brother

who was driving
the car that night.

Now who was it?

-Him.

He drinks vodka.
Can't stand scotch.

And there were three
empty bottles of the

cheap stuff in the car
when the cops arrived.

Now tell me ain, who
was behind the wheel?

-I don't remember.

I remember you
were kind once.

You're thinking
of the other girl!

I've never been kind.
I've never been kind,

I've never
been beautiful.

I've been told that since
I was five years old.

You smother a
man long enough

in those two things,
and if a man is a man,

he's either
going to implode

or kick down
walls to escape.

How would you know
what a man does?

And cut!

May I help you?

Yeah. Wardrobe
wants their

"Mafia Kingpin"
outfit back.

Show me the
boy at seven

and I'll show you
the pissant at 30.

Well, I learned
from the best.

How's the house?

It's gonna be
perfect. Thank you.

Good. It's
good to know.

Now we just have
to take care of this

wardrobe problem.

new record to malign
my taste in clothes.

Well, you're an
executive now.

And a well-paid
executive.

Does that mean my
cubby's gonna have A/C?

Cubby? No,
you get an entire wing.

Staff.. assistants...

You even get your
own water cooler.

Ooh!

You also get a hell of a
lot more responsibility.

Robert!

Okay, look,
clean yourself up,

pop by the office
tomorrow 'cause

there's something I have
to show you. Okay?

What's that?

Your future.

Nothing's in
the bathtub.

Not the bathtub,
I said the sink.

Did you look
in the sink?

Nothing's
in the sink.

I checked the sink, the
shower drain, the bowl,

the cabinets, the
closets. Nothing.

There's no snake.

Do you want me to
call animal control?

No.

My gosh,
I'm so sorry.

I didn't mean
to scare you.

Jules? Jules?

Julia?

Were you waiting
for someone else?

No. I.. hi.

It's so
good to see you.

It's so good
to see you too.

Um, the
restaurant's that way.

Yeah, I know. I
just, I saw someone

back there I don't
really want to talk to.

Who was it?

I don't know.

He walks in the boutique
- my boutique -

smelling like
a brewery.

And it's midmorning,
mind you. And then he

proceeds to tell me that
I'm holding him back.

That I'm
holding himback.

Meanwhile, he's 38,
doesn't have a job,

lives with his parents
and writes a blog

about skateboarding.

So, I tell him to beat
it and two minutes later,

Colin Farrell comes
in and tells me

that he just
divorced his wife

and wants to
marry me instead.

And you're
not listening

to a single word
I've been saying.

Yes, I am.

What was I
talking about?

Um..

I don't know.
I'm sorry.

I'm really
distracted today.

Go on, I'm
listening.

Look, um, I'm gonna
tell you something and

I don't want you to take
it the wrong way, okay?

Are you still
seeing things?

Shadow men?
Still?

Let's talk about
something else, can we?

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry, but
I'm concerned.

I'm fine.

I.. honestly,
moving here has been,

it's been
a godsend.

How's Shane?

He's great.

He's, starting
his new job

and he's meeting
his new boss.

I mean, it's his old
boss, but new job,

you know.
So it's good.

Stop.

You, girl, need
to de-stress.

No.

Yes. My
God, yes. Yes.

Can I have the
check, please?

Again.

Feel the stress
melting away?

I think so.

Good. Now
pretend you're

shooting at those
shadow ...

And maybe an ex-boyfriend
from junior year.

I guess this
is what I have

to look
forward to now.

Beautiful views
and shooting guns

and Margaritas.

Welcome
to my so-called life.

Cheers.

I forgot...

Won't cheat on you, lie to
you or break your heart.

Plus, he always puts
the toilet seat down.

He?

I said "so-called"
life for a reason.

Give me your drink.
I'll let you feel him.

Makes you feel
invincible, doesn't it?

You should
get one.

..says Dirty Harry.

I'm serious.

This city may make
you feel alive,

but it can
kill you.

You
look beautiful.

What?

You
look beautiful.

You're biased.

I'm lucky.

Someone's in
the house!

What?

I swear!

The front door
is wide open!

Are you sure?

-Yes!

I-I swear the
front door was open.

The, the
deadbolt's locked.

Do you remember that I
told you the deadbolt

can only be locked
from the inside?

He could be
in the house.

He could have come in
when I went to get you

in the shower.

No, Jules! No.
No more wine.

No, wait!

Dr. Leary told me
not to indulge you.

This conversation
is over, I'm sorry.

Call the police!
Call the police!

I'm Skyping
Dr. Leary.

Wh-what
about dinner?

We thought they
were working,

but they're
obviously not.

She's still
having delusions.

I told you both that it
would take some time

for the medication
to take full effect.

How long?

Well, that's
impossible to say.

Well, what is she
supposed to do

in the meantime?

Chase her delusions
around all day?

She's got
to work.

I can't afford this
place on my salary alone.

I'm not sure why you're
getting mad at me, Shane.

Because you're
her doctor,

you're supposed
to help her.

There's a reason that
she was in my care.

She is light years
from that now

and I'm not letting
her go back. Are you?

No, of course not.

Then let me
do my job.

Julia, I want you to
look at me, please.

Julia?

Okay. These shadow
men are not real.

Deep down, you
know that they're not.

Say so, please.

Julia, say
so, please.

The shadow men
are not real.

You're only
delaying your recovery.

The shadow men
are not real.

Okay, again,
please.

The-the shadow
men are not real.

Robert... So
sorry we're late.

It's okay, Shane.
No problem.

The beautiful and
talented Julia McNeil.

And the talented,
but not so beautiful,

Robert Turner.
My boss.

Pleased to
meet you.

Nice to finally
meet you.

Shane's told me
a lot about you.

Please...

Thank you.

Well, New York is a
particularly brutal city.

I know that
firsthand.

So, well, I'm
thrilled you came..

No, thank you.

I'm thrilled you came
along with Shane,

actually. There's,
no guarantees, of course,

but with Shane's ability
I'm quite confident that

the both of you are
gonna be just fine.

Did Annie being here
influence your decision?

I'm-I'm so
sorry. I'm sorry.

Shane did mention
her to me once,

mentioned that you
guys were close.

A fellow model,
was it?

Yes, a
fellow ex-model.

We lived in New York
together for three years.

I see. And what
does she do?

She runs a
boutique.

When she's not
drinking excessively

or shooting
guns.

Well, okay.

Congratulations,
by the way.

Shane did mention that
you picked up an agent.

So, cheers
to that.

Hopefully, she-

Jules? Julia?

Are you okay?

Julia?

I'm sorry. I'm gonna
go to the lady's room.

Are you sure
you're all right?

I'm fine.
Excuse me.

Sure.

Where is he?

Ma-am..

He was here
two seconds ago!

Please..

Get off me!

Maître d'!

Miss, please, you
cannot be back here.

Julia..

The man I saw
earlier today was-

he was
right here.

-He wasn't.
Come on.

Okay! Okay!

It's okay.

I'll Skype
Dr. Leary.

No! I don't
need to.

Yeah, you do.

Shane, the man that
I'm seeing is real.

Look at me.
I'm awake,

I-I'm not drunk,
I'm awake.

I'm seeing him. I
saw him twice today.

Maybe more, if he was
the one in this house.

Don't say
it. Stop it.

He cut the power.

There is no
"he", okay?

We blew a fuse,
that's it. Stay there.

Goddammit! Where's
the fuse box?

Is it near the
water heater

or is it in
the garage?

I don't know.
-What?

I don't know!

-Never mind,
I found it.

Julia?

Hi.

Thank you for
seeing me.

I promised.
You all right?

Yeah. I brought you
some of my new work.

Save it. I know
your work. Come.

Like I said,
things are slow.

This is a public
service announcement.

Yeah, it's
union work.

Great.

Um, I know, but I'm a
fashion photographer.

Do you not
want it?

Okay. We've
got 20 other

photographers
I can give it to.

No, I'll take
it. Thank you.

You were hoping
for more. I know.

I'm sorry.

Hi.

-Hey. How'd
it go?

Not great.

What happened?

I thought you
said she owed you?

She did.

-Well, then
what happened?

She gave
me what she had.

Which was what?

A PSA for
orange juice.

- Man.

Are the
Margaritas ready?

Hey!

The water's
off in my house.

I tried to call you,
but you didn't pick up,

so I tried Shane.
Are you all right?

That editor
friend of yours

gave her a
crap assignment.

Are you
kidding me?

The water's off
in your house?

Yeah.

What did she
give you?

Um... a PSA.

Unbelievable. I'm
so sorry, sweetie.

I, asked Annie to
stay for dinner earlier.

Is that
still okay?

If you're not up for it
I totally understand.

No,
it's-it's fine.

I can't believe
she stiffed you.

Do you want a glass
of wine or something?

No.

Where is
the shoot?

Here.

Good. At least
you can get your

studio up
and going.

You sure you don't
mind me staying?

I don't want
to intrude.

It's fine.

Cool. I'll
get dressed.

Would you mind
bringing your glass

a little
closer in?

Erin? Thank you.

It looks great.
Thank you.

Hello?

Yeah, speaking.

Well, you've got a
slight concussion.

We'll release you, but
I want you to stay home

and rest for
a few days.

I'll have the nurse
begin the paperwork.

How are
you feeling?

Hey.. did something
hit it from outside?

No.

Yeah, I bet one of the
models bumped into it

and you didn't
even see it.

Nobody bumped
into it, Shane.

I heard a click like
it was triggered

and it
fell and-

Triggered?
By who?

I have an idea.

Can you
tell me?

I'll tell you when
I'm more certain.

Are you..

Yes!

Yes, I'm taking
my medication!

And yes, it's
the right dose!

Doesn't it look
like it's working?

That's not what I
was going to ask.

I was going to ask if you
were feeling well enough

to go home or if you want
to stay here tonight.

Home.

Do you want to come
over for dinner, drinks,

and sex in
our shower?

Julia!

What is that
supposed to mean?

Jules, what is that
supposed to mean?

Jules?

Do you want to,
Skype Dr. Leary?

No.

All right.

What happened?
What happened?

I just got shocked
by the window frame!

Shocked?

Damn him!

-Damn who?

Who do
you think?

-I have no idea what
you're talking about!

Arthur! The man who
rented us this house!

-What does he have
to do with anything?

Julia?

Julia, put
the phone down.

The number
you have reached

is not in service
at this time.

Of course.

Where are
you going?

-His office. I
don't know why

you can't see
what he's doing!

He's not doing
anything to us!

He's running us out
of this house, Shane.

He had someone willing to
pay so much more money!

Honey...

He got an offer
he couldn't refuse

and he took it.

That's not what's
happening here.

You wanna bet?

-Julia,
don't do this.

This makes sense.

That's not what's
going on here, okay.

That's not
what's happening.

Julia, call Dr. Leary
and Skype her. Julia!

Ma'am? You can't
go in there.

Julia..

Jules!

You got the
spiral staircase,

which you're gonna
absolutely love.

Julia!

..bring your people-

I know what you're doing
and it's not gonna work.

Arthur, I'm sorry.

The men
following me?

The intruders? The
window falling and

hitting me on the
head, by the way.

My, God.

The snake?

Snake?

Snake?

He put a snake
in our sink.

And now a shock
from our window frame.

We signed
a lease.

We're staying
in the house.

Stop trying to
drive us out.

I'm at an
absolute loss.

You've been
wonderful tenants

up until
this point.

We have no intention
of you going anywhere.

We're not
going anywhere.

Unless it's
to the police.

One more thing happens,
I'm filing a report.

A report? What?

Arthur, I'm sorry.

Shane, I-I
don't understand.

Julia, wait! Julia!

Thanks for
supporting me in there.

-Stop. Stop.

Did you see
Arthur's printer?

-What?

Did you see
a printer?

-No!

What kind of office
doesn't have a printer?

He's got a lamp in there
with a tag still on it.

The employees, god
knows who they are.

One of them's
working on a computer

with the
monitor off.

Something is going
on in there and

it's not real estate,
I'll tell you that.

-Look at me.
All right?

Take a deep
breath. Please.

Hey, the snake that
you say that you saw

in the sink, did
anybody else see that?

No.

-Okay.

It was gone by the
time Luis got there,

but I'm telling
you it was there.

And the
shadow men?

The intruders that
nobody else sees.

Don't do
this to me.

I'm telling you that
man I'm seeing is real.

I swear.

He's not!

Maybe it's
the medication.

I've heard that it
can make people worse.

You've been on your old
meds for two months now.

What?

Dr. Leary and I spoke and
we thought it would help.

You thought that was
okay to just do that

and not tell me?

You were better
before, okay,

so we put you on
your old meds. Okay?

Look at me.

Hey, hey.
Look at me!

-No!

Hey. Look, I don't
know about these things

that you're seeing.
I don't, I don't.

Okay, but I know that
I'm real, all right?

Okay? I'm real,
and I love you

and I will do
whatever I can

to help you through
this no matter what.

Maybe we need to talk
to another doctor,

I don't know.

But I need you to
promise me that

you will never do
something like this again.

Please.

Okay?

I promise.

-Okay.

Hello?

Hey, where
are you?

I mean, what do
you want me to say?

I want you
to believe me.

I was inside
that office, Shane.

I saw our house
on those monitors.

Please, come with me
and let me prove to you

this is real.

If not, you can do
whatever you want.

I have to
go to work.

-Just two
more minutes.

You said that
an hour ago.

Come on,
let's go home.

-Here he comes.

Not yet.

You know what? I'm
gonna be right back.

-And if she
doesn't want to go?

Then we go
without her.

Is she in
the back?

Annie...

Can we talk?

I'm busy.

I'm sorry. I shouldn't
have said that.

But you did.

Can you forgive
me? Please?

Look, I'm hanging
on by a thread here

and I don't know what
I'd do if I lost you.

There's nothing
between Shane and me.

Nothing.

I know.

Jules, you
need help.

And I'm gonna
get it. I promise.

I just need to know
that you forgive me.

Annie, please.
Can you forgive me?

Yes, I
forgive you.

He's beneath the
bathroom sink.

My gift to you.

Won't cheat on
you, lie to you,

or break
your heart.

You did it.

The night I
used your shower.

Can I ask you for
one more thing?

Well, buddy, it's moving
along really quickly.

We just need a few papers
signed, so if you can

come on in and- Josh,
let me call you back.

I know what
you're up to.

Dammit, Julia...

Please.

Jules..

come on.

-These were empty.

Julia, come on. Come
on, that's enough.

No, get off
me! Stop it!

I'm gonna have to call
the police. I'm sorry.

Julia..

I mean..

Jules? Please
listen to me.

You need to
calm down, okay?

We're gonna get
you some help.

Look! This room
has monitors in it.

He has a
key to it.

There's screens
in here. Monitors.

Go look!

It's not locked.
Feel free.

It's the
monitor room,

that's where we
monitor the properties.

What is this?

Each one of
these is a feed

to a property
we manage.

This is how
we monitor it.

It's a security,

it lowers our
insurance rates.

It's very simple,
very normal.

Open that one.

Do it.
Open it.

This is
yesterday.

Fast forward it.

Julia..

-Go on.

More yesterday.

Open another one.

This is ridiculous.
This is-

Just do it.

I can't continue
to do this.

Yes, do it!

Julia..

It doesn't make any
sense. I'm sorry.

Fine, I'll
do it.

-Jules, come on.

Come on, Jules,
this is going nowhere.

No, I'm
telling you

this proves that
they are watching us.

It doesn't
prove anything.

It does!

There's
nothing there!

Maybe you're
mistaken.

I'm not. I'm
not mistaken.

They're trying
to kill us.

They are not.

Calm down,
Jules. Please.

It's all right.
It's okay.

Good night.

Julia, come on.
We're leaving.

-I'm telling
the truth.

I was in that
room last night.

Just rest. You're
gonna be okay.

Thank you.

Hey, I'll be
right back, okay?

I'm, I'm having
her committed tomorrow.

Um, I'll come
with you.

Thank you.

And, thank you
for forgiving her.

That was not her
talking the other day.

Besides, I owe
her my life.

I would never
abandon her.

What do you mean
you owe her your life?

She helped me
out in New York.

Let's just
leave it at that.

See ya.

Yeah. Bye.

Julia.. Julia!

Look! Look, I told
you that is a cable

that goes
to a camera.

Julia, stop.

Shane, I-I swear
I'm not crazy.

That goes
to a camera.

-Julia, stop.

It does.
It does.

Julia, stop!
Stop!

Go look!

Look, there's
no camera.

There's no shadow
men. There's no-

there's no
conspiracy.

It goes into the
TV, okay? Look.

It's just the
TV cable.

No.

Just come
down, okay.

Please..
come down.

No. Who are
you calling?

I'm calling Robert.

I'm canceling
tonight's shoot.

I gotta take you
to the hospital.

No.

Yes!

No, please!

Yes! Just sit down.
Please, sit down.

Sit down.
Please, please.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
I promise I'm fine.

Hey. Hey, hold
on a second.

Listen to me,

I'm worried you're
gonna hurt yourself.

I'm-

Okay? I'm
worried.

I'm fine. I
promise. I promise.

Please, go to
your shoot.

I just- I want
to go back.

I want to go back to
before this house

and this place
and this life.

I just-

You-you... You
said.. you said that

none of this means
anything without me.

You meant
that, right?

Yes. Yes.

Hey, things are gonna
get better, all right?

When? When? When?

Shane?

Hey, Robert, I'm
gonna give you

a call back,
all right?

I gotta tie up a few
loose ends at work

and we are outta
here. Okay?

We're outta here.
We're outta here.

All right?

Hey, I am not gonna
leave you here like this.

All right, I'm gonna
stay with you tonight.

No.

-Yes.

No. No, no,
babe, no.

You go to your
shoot tonight, okay.

I promise I'm
fine. I'm fine.

If I know we're
leaving, I'm fine.

You promise me?

I promise.

You promise me that you
are gonna stay here

and that you are
gonna call me

if anything
happens, okay?

I promise.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Okay. Okay.

Hey. Hey,
what's going on?

I found them.

Found what?

The cameras.

They're everywhere.
The air vents...

The lights...

You have to
come home, please.

I have to
show you.

Can you
hear me?

Yeah, I can hear you.
I hear you breaking a

promise that you made to
me an hour ago, Julia!

No. They're even
in the bathroom.

Stop it! Skype
Dr. Leary.

Call Annie.

Jules?! Julia!

Don't turn around.

Give me the password to
your computer system.

Come on, man.

You scared the
crap out of me.

You should be more
careful, Arthur.

LA's not a
nice city.

Not with
you in it.

You ready?

I'm always ready.

Good. Let's
make some money.

Who's the
move-in crew?

Friends of the boss.
Nothing to worry about.

Well, she's home.

Good. We've
got 45 people

paying a million
dollars a pop

to watch her
be killed.

Boss just texted.

Now the episode is a
go, 11:30 pm our time.

Good. We'll
inform the viewers.

Okay...

We are ready.

We're ready.

-Cue Paulo.

Paulo, go to two.

Locking
exterior doors.

Killing cell
phone signal.

Yep.

This is Julia,

leave me a message and
I'll call you back.

Julia!

Shane?

Are you hurt?
Are you hurt?

What happened?

The man that was
following me,

I-I shot him.

It's okay. Calm
down. Calm down.

Did you
call 9-11?

Did you call- did
you call Dr. Leary?

Did you call
Dr. Leary?

Julia, talk
to me, okay?

How does he
know your name?

Who? Who, baby?

Him.

I'm Skyping
Dr. Leary.

You're pointing
a gun at me?

You're behind this.

Julia.. you're not
making any sense, okay?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

I need you to help me
to help you right now.

Please, just
put the gun down.

Julia, please.

Julia, please
put the gun down.

I'm done. I love you.
I love you so much,

but I can't do
this anymore.

I don't know how
to help you, Julia.

I don't know
how to help you.

I can't do
this anymore.

Wait...

I can't-

That's really good.

Okay.

What's wrong?

Boy, you're
predictable.

What's
wrong?

It's just a delusion.

Just another in a
string of bad dreams.

Why would
you do this?

Do what?

Stop it.

You've been
fun, Julia.

Not the most
vocal in bed,

not the most
interesting,

but you've been fun,
I'll give you that.

Shane...

Shane... Tyler..
Andreas...

..., I've been everybody
from Aaron to Zach.

There's no
way out, Julia.

How about a trip
down memory lane

before we finish?

Aww..

"How in the world
did I find you?"

That's you saying
that, by the way.

"I feel like the luckiest
girl in the whole world."

Sweet.

9-11, what's the
nature of your emergency?

I see two men with guns
breaking into a building.

What is your
location?

"You're so
witty and charming.

What few friends
I have left

think you're
amazing."

Aww, shucks, baby.

'Cause at the end
of the day.. Jules?

..just business.

You signed a
lease, remember?

You know what they say
about signing a lease.

Always read
the fine print.

Specifically,

Page 14, section
nine, paragraph two.

"I, the
undersigned"

- that's you -
"agree to participate

in the operations of
the property owner

and its subsidiaries,
at my own risk.

And hereby release the
property owner from all

liability in any injury
caused, however grievous,

up to and
including.. death."

It's okay.
Hold on.

He's been in
worse spots.

Now, listen. This
isn't real, Jules.

This is just a
delusion. Okay?

Let's Skype Dr. Leary and
talk about it, all right?

Jules, I love you.

I've been under
so much pressure.

Jules... I would
never hurt you.

Bleach the system.
Bleach it.

-I am.

Come in.

Hello, Heather.

Hi.

You're gonna do
just fine out there.

Don't worry.

I'll see you out.

You're gonna
do great.

And remember, you
can call me any time,

day or night.

Heather?

Yeah.

Heather Sloan?

Yes.

No way...
Josh Harrington.

We were in fifth
grade together

at Fletcher
Elementary.

You look
exactly the same.

I'm sorry, I, um, I
don't remember you.

It's been 20
years, so that's okay.

How
have you been?

Okay.

Yeah. Wow. Are you
visiting someone?

Um, my aunt had a
little bit of a meltdown

the other day so
we brought her here

to see a
specialist.

Do you live
around here?

You need a
ride or anything?

I'm on my
way out.

I, um, I have
a bus ticket.

Where you
headed?

Bernardsville.

I live in
Pine Ridge.

It's like two miles
from Bernardsville.

I'd be happy to
drop you off.

It's up to you.

You know what,
um, how about this.

Give me your phone
number, I'll give you a

call and we can grab
a coffee some time.

I'd love a ride.

You sure?

Is that okay?

It's okay
with me.

Wow. Let me grab
that for you.

Thanks.

Bye. Thank you.

So what have you
been up to these days?

You know,
like for work?

-I haven't
worked in a while.

Not since my
parents died, actually.

I'm so sorry.

-What do
you do?

I managed to get into the
film industry somehow.

I produce
movies now.