It's Alive (2008) - full transcript

Pregnant college student Lenore Harker leaves college before the end of the semester to move to an isolated house with her boyfriend Frank. When Lenore is ready to deliver the baby, they drive to the hospital. In the surgery room, the two doctors and the two nurses are found slaughtered and Lenore and the baby are found covered of blood. When Lenore is released, the family returns to Frank's house.

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I'll see you in science class.

Bye. I'm so sad.
I know. Thanks. Bye.

Hey Lady,
are you home?

Yeah, I'm here.

Oh, God.
What's happening?

Don't start.

It's so sad!

Dude, I'll see you everyday in school
and every weekend for study session?

I know.

But there'll be
no more pizza Fridays,



no more late night Ben and Jerry's,
no more peeing while you shower.

You can come over to Frank's
house and pee while I shower.

It's not the same,
and you know it.

You want this?

Yeah, cool.

Can you give me a hand and
grab the Emily dickinsons?

Yeah, sure.

Thank you.

Len, are you really
sure about all this?

You're so close to
finishing the semester.

It'd be such a waste
if you don't come back.

I'll finish my thesis before,
you know, it gets crazy.

I'll be fine.

And what about Frank?



Are you sure about that? I mean, I don't
think he's gonna be able to handle it.

I'm more than sure.
He's gonna be great.

It might even
surprise you.

Look, I get it. I know.
It's weird, but--

it's what I want.

You know I'm here
for you, right?

If you need anything
at all, anything.

I know.

Oh, nice!

Oh, go, come on.
Don't let me stop you.

If you guys wanna explore more of a
physical expression on your relationship,

then I can wait.

You missed it.
We just made sweet, sweet love.

What?

It was hot.

Babe?

Frank?

Hey.

Hey, Chris.

Wanna help?

Here you go.

Let's do it.

Babe?

Oh. Babe!

Oh, my God.

There's my baby.

And my baby.

Hi.

Hey. So, what
do you think?

It's incredible. Yeah.

Hey, I had
an idea.

Right.

And you have to tell me
if it's cheesy or not.

Okay.

I wanna put a quote
above the bed.

Something poetic
from dickens.

I'm listening.

"Every child born in this world
is finer than the last."

Good old Dick.

Not great for the siblings,
but whatever you want.

Siblings? Oh!
Let me have this one.

Okay.

I hope that Chris
is okay with this.

He'll be fine.

He almost died
with mom and dad.

He only just needs a little time.
It's been a tough year.

You know, my parents,

they would have loved you.

I'm almost
done here.

All right.

Can I use
your shower?

Of course you can.
It's our shower now.

I love you.

I love you.
Go on.

Frank!

Breathe.
Just breathe.

That's right.
Breathe, baby.

Okay, okay. Do you remember
the first night we met?

Yeah. Every second.

You must've walked by my
table like five times.

I was at
Lancaster hall.

All the girls
were hitting on you.

You're the big
shot architect.

And then--

you need
to wait out here.

Can I be with her?

No. No,
not yet, Frank.

Is there a problem?

It appears the fetus has had a
growth spurt since our last checkup.

Is that unusual?

In the last ultrasound,
everything looked okay.

But since then, the
baby's doubled in size.

We're six months in.

No, I know, I know.
I-I don't know what happened.

But lenore's body is sending
a definite message.

That baby wants out.

Unfortunately, it's not gonna
be an easy one, Frank.

We're prepping lenore
for a c-section now.

She's gonna be okay?

She's gonna be fine.
Don't worry.

She'll be fine. Okay.

How are you
feeling, lenore?

Mm, weak.

Good. That's the medication I gave
you to stop the contractions.

Don't worry.
You're supposed to feel relaxed.

Leonore, the anesthesiologist is gonna prep
you now, and then we'll count you down, okay?

I'm gonna start you lv.

You're gonna feel
a little stick.

Thank you.

Starting to feel
like you're floating?

We're gonna count you
down now, okay?

In ten, nine,

eight, seven.

You're gonna be okay.

There's something wrong
with the baby.

There's nothing wrong
with the baby, leonore.

Six, five,

four, three,

stop.

Stop.

Scalpel.

We ready?
Let's get that baby out.

Here it comes.

He's big.

Yeah, he is big.

Seems okay.

Clamping.

What the hell?

Baby.

Baby.

Honey.
Are you okay?

Are you okay, baby?

Oh, man,
look at you.

Is everything
all right?

We have to take her back into
surgery, but the baby's fine.

What happened?

He'll be okay.

We just have
to clean him up.

Did you see him?

You okay? It's okay.
Is she all right?

Can I come?

Stay here.

Nobody saw anybody come in
or out of that room, right?

We're searching the video tapes.
Everything seems normal.

That's bad as far from
normal as you can get.

Come one.
Come on, this way.

And then l
woke up here.

That's it.

Was there anyone
unusual about?

Anyone in that room that
shouldn't have been there?

Look, she was completely
doped up, sergent.

She can't help you.

I just wanna take
my baby home now.

Fair enough.
If you don't mind, in a few days

I'm gonna ask you to speak to a
psychologist who works for our department.

Psychologist? Why?

'Cause he's real good at getting
witnesses to remember events of a crime.

We really appreciate it
if you don't mind.

Larkspur residents are
in a state of shock today

with the events
at county hospital.

Two doctors and two nurses were
brutally murdered in the operating room

while performing a
cesarean section birth.

Although police spokesman had
little to say on the subject,

kbls radio has learned that they're
at a loss to find a motive.

No suspect has
been identified.

Hey!

Come meet your
nephew, Buddy.

Oh.

He's huge.

What's his name?

Daniel.

What do you think?

Yeah, that works.
Danny boy.

You like him?
He's something.

Lenore harker.
Early twenties.

Comes form a
military family.

Both her parents are stationed
overseas, but not her.

In graduate school.

Nineteenth century
French poets.

No record
of any kind.

Seems traumatized by it.

Blocked it all.

I told her you were
gonna be talking to her.

Well, the sooner
the better.

I'm gonna put up hope.
Buy the garage and gonna go fishing at the Lake.

We'll go dirt biking
but don't tell your mom.

Hi.

Hey.

We're making plans.

It's your daddy!

Baby's wrapped
too tight.

No, he's fine.

No, it's too tight. All the books say
that he should be a little looser.

He's okay.

Frank.

You scratched me.

Wow.

We're gonna have
to cut his nails.

Oh, no, baby,
he's scared.

I'm sorry.
Here you go.

Go to your mommy.

You're huge.

He's probably
just hungry.

You're gonna check on
Chris while I feed him?

Yeah.

Oh, that's a man.
That's a hungry man.

Yes, it is.

That's a hungry man.

Yes, it is.

Len, have you been
here all night?

Frank, your son
is totally amazing.

Of course he is.
He's a Davis.

No, you don't understand.

He rolled over.

They're not supposed to
do that for four months.

And he lifted his head.
He's so strong.

He's special.
He's a special baby.

He's a little bruiser.

Shit.

Good boy. Sh.

Baby, sh.

Sh. Okay.

I know you didn't mean it.

Okay. Sh.

Honey, we got us a little
company in the bathroom.

So, I need
those traps.

I can call
pest control.

No, no, I just--it's fine.
I can't poison,

because if I poison it, it dies,
it smells, it's not good.

I need the traps.

I don't know where
the darn things are.

It's gotta be here.

Are you gonna go
to the office today?

Yeah. That's uh--
you're probably right.

I just like being here
at home with you guys.

It's okay, Frank.

You don't have to be by
my side every minute.

Actually, I'm
feeling much better.

Guys, I'm gonna go.

Come on. Gotta
chill out, seriously.

This isn't like her,
I'm telling you.

This isn't like you.

Stressing yourself
out. Come on.

It's okay.

I hear from her every day for
five years, and then nothing.

Sh.

Something's wrong.

It's fine.
It's fine.

That's one up.

Come on, guys,
let's go!

We've got
the cement here.

Come on, don.

The time, man.
Time. Come on.

Listen. Whoa,
whoa, whoa.

You got six hours to lay that foundation.
So get it round the back.

Be quick.
Come on.

You're in trouble.

Sorry. I didn't
mean to scare you.

What do you mean
I'm in trouble?

Haven't you heard?
There's a killer on the loose.

The teachers are yelling at anyone
who steps off the playground.

Well, then you're
in trouble, too.

Yeah. If
they catch me.

I'm Nicole.
Just transferred in this week.

I'm Chris.

Chris Davis?

Well, yeah.

You're famous.
Your nephew was born during the murders.

Did you see him
at the hospital?

No. No.

Gotta run.

Hey. Leave it alone.

Hey! Don't do that.

What are you doing?

You scared me.

He's sleeping, honey.
Let's not wake him up.

Okay. I'm sorry.

Don't eat too much.

Good morning, Mr. Davis.
Sorry to intrude.

Sergeant Perkins?

I've been trying to get in touch
with you for a few days, lenore.

I figured you
must be occupied.

Yeah.

We really need lenore to come
in and talk to the psychologist

I talked to you about.
If you don't mind.

Now?

We just woke up.

I'm really sorry,

but we need you to do this while the
events are still fresh in your mind.

You see, we have no real
leads at the moment.

It's vital we do
this right away.

Well, you know,
if it is that important.

We can't really bring a newborn
into a police station.

I brought officer marcos.
She's gonna watch the baby while we're gone.

It's really
not optional.

Hey, marnie.
I have your mail.

Thanks.

And there's something
for lenore.

Can you recall anything from the time
you were taken into the delivery room?

I remember, uh, the doctor said
that it'd be over in a few minutes.

And the nurse put something in my lv.

And then, uh,

I was out.
And I woke up in my room.

Okay. Um,

what about the, the other
medical technicians?

Is there anything
about them?

Uh--

the nurse.

Um,

she was very pretty.

I could tell that
through her mask.

All right.

What about sounds?

Do you have any memories of
things people were saying?

I heard, uh,

there's something
wrong with the baby.

You're gonna be okay. There's
nothing wrong with the baby.

It's coming.

Stop. Stop.

Um. I really, I really
can't do this now.

I've told you
everything I remember.

Come on, we're just
getting there.

I really--
l-I have to go.

Thank you.
Have a great day.

Daniel?

Daniel?

Daniel?

No!

Do not ever, ever,
ever eat this!

Hey. It's me again.

I haven't heard
from you still.

And I'm starting to get
really worried now.

You haven't been in touch
with any of your professors

since the baby
was born.

What's going on, len?

And now I have this
letter from the Dean

threatening to withdraw
your thesis proposal.

This is exactly what I
was afraid would happen.

You'd forfeit
the semester.

If you need
help, I'm here.

Please, call me.

Okay, I love you. Bye.

Hi.

No.

My, my two angels.

Hi.

You know,
I've been thinking.

Now that we
have Daniel,

well, maybe we should
consider getting him up.

You know, we should--

the things are so
complicated right now.

We should talk about it.

You know, at least go off to dinner
with me like I asked, tonight.

You could, uh, you could get all
dressed up like you used to.

We have the baby.

We can get a sitter.

Okay.

Okay?

Great. Great.

It'll be fun.
I promise. I swear.

I gotta shower.

Hello.

I'm really sorry
to disturb you, lenore,

but I need
to speak with you.

Look, l-I told you
everything I know.

Please.

It won't take long.

Okay, I'll give you
five minutes.

You were very
upset the other day.

Well, um, l have a newborn.
I'm slightly emotional.

I specialize in treating
witnesses of traumatic events.

I know the signs. You
were recalling something.

Okay, I don't think
you're listening.

I want you to come in
to be hypnotized.

Absolutely not.

It would help you.

I don't need
any help.

I'm perfectly fine.
I really can't be more clear about that.

You don't look fine.

Okay, you need
to go. Like now.

Ouch!

Oh, no.

It's okay.

Sh.

Is it my birthday?

So, what do you think?

It's amazing.

I don't know,
I just thought

it'd be nice to have a real meal with
real napkins and not paper towels.

The baby is asleep, so.

I don't know, I thought I'd pay
attention to the other man in my life.

What do you think?

It's amazing.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay, let's eat.

You've reached the office of Dr. boldwin.
Leave a message after the beep.

What the hell
is going on?

Dispatch.

Janey, I'm trying to reach Dr.
boldwin all morning.

He was supposed to have a
meeting with Dr. devale.

He never showed.

Did he call in?

No, he didn't.

Look, do me a favor.

Call his office.
Have him check his calendar.

Find out what his
last appointments were.

Get back to me
when you get them.

You got it.

Honey, that was
great. Really.

I'm glad.

Um, I gotta do some
homework if that's okay.

Yeah, it's fine.
Just let us know if you need any help.

Uh, no, I think
I'll be fine, thanks.

Okay.

I'm sorry I've
been so, um--

that's okay.
It's been a rough couple of weeks.

They say it always is
with your first. Okay.

They don't know
the half of it.

Uh, I'm gonna go say
goodnight to Danny boy.

I don't get it.

What?

How can something so incredibly
beautiful have come from us?

We're very lucky.

I mean, he really does
look like an angel.

Something from
another world.

I know.

Are we good?

Yeah, pretty good.

Okay, you wait here.
I wanna talk to her alone first.

Yeah, okay.
Oh, listen.

Don't get talking and then leave me out here.
It's freezing, okay?

Lenore?
Hey, it's me.

Lenore!

Hello!

Lenore!

Oh, Jesus!
You scared the shit out of me.

What are you doing
creeping around in here?

I'm not creeping around.

No one answered when I called.
The door was unlocked. I figured you'd be in.

And I wanted
to find you.

Well, I'm in here and I have a baby.
I'm kinda occupied.

Yeah, l-I haven't
heard from you.

And we got a bill from the hospital.
Is there anything you need?

Can I help?

Sh. Let's go in the kitchen
'cause he's sleeping.

It's a him?
Can I see?

Sh. No, he's sleeping.
Let's just go in the kitchen for a minute.

Okay.

Why haven't you answered
any of my calls?

I don't know.

This whole motherhood
thing is, uh,

it's an adjustment.

You know,
at some point

you're gonna have to
come back to school.

Or they're gonna take
away your scholarship.

I don't think I'm gonna go
back to school, marnie.

Not now.

I knew it.

I knew it. As soon as you decided
to keep this baby, that was it.

You gave up.

I have responsibilities.

You have a responsibility
to yourself.

This is exactly why you wanted to
terminate in the first place. Remember?

Because of this.

Why would you say that?
What is wrong with you?

Len! I, I'm sorry.
Okay? Yeah, okay, fine.

I shouldn't have
brought that up.

Look at you.

You're a mess.

I got my baby now.

And, uh,

that's everything.

No.

You can do such
great things.

I am doing
great things.

I'm raising my child.

If you don't understand--

I understand. I understand that
you're throwing your life away.

Right. Okay, great.
Well, it's my life.

And I just don't have time in it for
anybody who doesn't understand that.

Len! Oh, my God!

Oh, my God.

Thank you so much for checking up on us.
But we're fine.

Goodbye, marnie.

You know, you're not the first
woman to ever have a baby.

Well, I sure
feel like I am.

Harry!

Harry.

Harry, come on!

I wanna go.
Come on!

Oh, stop fucking about--

oh, my God.

Daniel?

Daniel.
Daniel?

Daniel!

There's nothing
wrong with the baby.

There's something
wrong with the baby.

Honey, are you okay?

Hey, hey.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.
It's all right.

I can't, I can't.

It's okay.

It's okay. Talk to me.
Talk to me.

It's okay, honey.

I didn't know
what I was doing.

When?

When I found out
I was pregnant,

I tried to, um,

I was just so scared of losing
everything I worked for.

You know that
I was scared.

Okay.

The morning I found
this website on line,

it had these
pills and, um--

did you find something?

Take a look at this.

It's fine. I think
it's gonna be fine.

We just need to write after them.
Or you can give them a call tomorrow morning.

And that'll be it. You just need
to take like six tablets. Okay?

They gave you like
a natural miscarriage.

It's okay.
It's for the best.

You've got your whole life ahead of you.
Your whole life.

I got so sick.

I thought I was
gonna die.

Hey, hey, hey.

Get it out.
Come on.

I immediately regretted it.
Then I just kept thinking,

"please, God, don't
let my baby die.

Please, God, let
my baby live, please."

Okay, all right.
Okay, okay, okay.

And then I was
better and

it was fine. It was alive.
It was a miracle.

I just hope there's nothing
wrong with Daniel.

Oh, no, he's perfect.

I love you.

I love you so much.

Sergeant Perkins,
come in.

Perkins.

Sergeant, I have some
information on Dr. boldwin.

Great. Go ahead.

He last scheduled appointment
the day before yesterday

wasn't at his office.
No one has seen him since.

That don't help us none.

But there was a notation
in the margin of his book.

Looks like he went
to lenore harker's home.

Yeah, that's--
okay, janey.

You tell officer marcos I'm
picking her up at five.

Will do.

There's nothing wrong
with the baby.

It'll be okay. There's nothing
wrong with the baby, lenore.

Shut up!

Baby, baby.

Mommy's coming.

I don't need
a babysitter.

It's not for you.
It's for Daniel.

You wanna stay
home and do it?

No. I mean, yeah.

Better get
a babysitter.

All right. What
was that about?

Daniel.

Listen, I know he's your
baby and you love him, but

he scares the
hell out of me.

What?

He's a baby!

Yeah.

I'm not so sure
about that.

Lenny?

Lenore?

You should go
to your room, Buddy.

Honey.

Why aren't you dressed?
We have dinner, remember?

I forgot about dinner.

Where is he, lenore?
Where's the baby?

He was just there.

Jesus!

Where is Daniel?

Where is he, lenore?

Honey, where
is Daniel?

He just gets
so hungry.

Okay. You stay right here, all right?
Don't move.

I'm so tired.

I just can't
get him to sleep.

I just can't
get him to sleep.

Frank?

It's just a fuse, Buddy.
Stay in your room.

Okay, okay.

Daniel.

Lenore!

Frank?

Lenore? It's
sergeant Perkins.

Lenore!

I'm gonna go round the back.
See if they're there. You wait here.

Should I call
for backup?

Let's have a
little look first.

Okay.

Lenore!

Lenore!

Lenore!

Chris!

Chris, can you hear me?

Chris!

Hold it right there, boy.
No sudden movements now.

Jesus.

Jesus. What the fuck
is going on?

You tell me, Frank.

You gotta
help me find him.

Don't move.

Frank?

Frank? What's
going on?

Police.

Is anybody in there?

I did not kill
those people.

Good to hear.

Now, you're gonna get
on the floor real slow.

Put those hands
behind your head.

Come on now, boy.
Easy does it.

Nice and easy, boy.

I swear, you
gotta believe me.

What the fuck is that?

It's my son.

What do you mean
your fucking son?

Hold it right there, Frank.
You don't move now.

Frank?

Daniel.

Daniel!

Daniel.

Daniel's a goddamn
baby, Frank.

Daniel.

Daniel!

Daniel!

Don't move.

Frank?

Get outside.

Go now!

It's okay, Danny.

It's okay.

Come here, boy.

It's okay.

Come to daddy. Yeah.

Don't be scared.

It's all right.
I wanna go play.

We're gonna go
for a walk.

Daniel!
Daniel!

Daniel?

Daniel?

Daniel.

Frank?

Frank.

Frank?

Frank, what
are you doing?

Frank!

Daniel, Daniel.

I know. I know.

I know.

I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.

I'm sorry.

I love you so much.

I love you

so much.
I love you.

Daniel.
Daniel!

Daniel!

Come to mommy.

Daniel, come to mommy!

Lenore.

Daniel, come to mommy.

Come on, baby.
Come on, baby.

Daniel, come to mommy.

Come on.

Come on, baby.

Daniel.

Come on.
It's all right.

Lenore.

Lenore!

Is she in there?

With Daniel.

Lenore!

Lenore!

Frank!