Body Keepers (2015) - full transcript

- Come on Sarah, eat!

- Yeah, now they think that
it might be a nut allergy,

of all things,

it's crazy.

Hailey, would you get your
brother for school please?

Yeah, no, I can come
pick you guys up.

- Cameron
get down here now!

- I just need to drop some
paperwork off at the school.

Please don't yell in the house.

- Mom, I don't
wanna go to school.

- You need to go to school.



And you need to
eat your breakfast.

- I'm not hungry.

- We go through this
same thing every morning.

- Why do you have
that stupid stuffed

animal on the table?

- Shut up!

- Whatever.

- Tell me about it.

Now there's somebody
at the door.

It's been a crazy morning.

God knows who's here so
early in the morning.

Great, nobody's here!

- Mommy, mommy, mommy!

- Hailey?



Cameron?

Hailey!

Hailey!

Cameron!

- Susan,
is everything okay?

- Hailey, where are you!

- Thank you so much.

Y'all ready for
the big festival?

Y'all got your wheelbarrows
ready for the race?

This year's first place
prize, gonna be $2,000.

So who's gonna
win that big race?

- I don't know why you haven't

broken up with that penis yet.

He treats you like shit, girl!

Bye, I'm gonna go to
the little girl's room.

Girl, where did you
get that necklace?

It is fabulous.

- I don't know, my
grandma gave it to me.

Ouch!

- Oh my God, I'm so sorry.

My nail must have got
caught in your hair, bye.

- You have to go there.

It's quite the place.

So, aliens and hybrinoids
are basically the same thing.

Except in the game
version the hybrinoids

have super human power.

I mean, you really
have to understand

quantum physics to
realize how the molecular

field is changed in space,

allowing for this to happen.

- Wait, I thought
hybrinoids and aliens

were the same thing?

- What, no, no, no, no.

You obviously
haven't been playing

this game for very long.

I've already invested
82 hours and 17 minutes.

I'd say that makes me
the table expert here.

Unless one of you
subterranean Zandoids

wants to challenge, the Master?

- So if hybrinoids
and aliens aren't

the same thing
does that mean they

can't live on Zandar?

- I can't believe
you make me come

to this shit hole every week.

How do people
listen to this crap?

This is a bunch of
whiners if you ask me.

- Move.

- And of all the nights I forgot
my damn iPod at the house.

- Yeah, well what
else are we gonna

do in this hick town?

Seriously, where else
are we gonna play pool?

- Well, how do people listen
to this backwoods shit?

- It's not like
we live in Vegas.

Okay, sweet, rack 'em up Cowboy.

Hey, you wanna go like,
smoke or something?

- Yeah dude, let's do it.

- I'm sick of this shit.

- I'm sick of this shit.

- Seriously, screw this
country music bullshit.

- Yeah, screw it.

- Everyone here
just fucking sucks.

- You just fucking suck.

- You suck too.

- I believe so.

- Like, seriously dude.

She's a bitch.

- Yeah, she's gnarly.

- Sarah, your father
wants you home now.

You give me hit of that, yes?

Okay, you go.

Get out of here,
get out of here.

- Wait, stop, we can't, Heather.

- Audrey, baby, Heather and I

are just together for show.

Cheer captain and quarterback.

And besides, it doesn't matter.

We've practically broken
up at this point anyway.

- God Tanner, I've had a
crush on you for so long.

I've been to every single game.

- Yeah, so you know
that I tend to score.

I've got great hands.

♪ All things are built in fire ♪

♪ tonight ♪

- What?

- I can't.

- You can't what?

- I can't do it like this.

I mean, Heather is inside.

- And what did I just tell
you about Heather and I?

We're the ones with
something real between us.

Are you going to tell me
you don't feel the same?

And we've both been looking
forward to this for so long.

It's such a beautiful night.

So romantic here
under the stars.

♪ I'm living in a masquerade ♪

- I thought I was different

- You are different.

You are beautiful.

- Tanner stop!

- Are you fucking kidding me?

You're the one that wanted this!

- Tanner, I, I just

want it to be special.

- Special?

What do you want,
dinner and candlelight?

The stars aren't
good enough for you?

I'm done with you.

Get the hell out of my Jeep.

Go back to your freak camp.

- Asshole!

- Bitch, you got black
lipstick on my shirt!

- Audrey, wait, hey
where are you going?

Dude, seriously,
you can't walk home.

Don't let that
dickhead fuck with you.

- Audrey Lowrey, the
biggest cock tease

in this fucking town.

- Are you happy stud?

So lucky I don't have
my knives on me tonight.

♪ Tear it out, tread
against my will ♪

- There you are babe.

I was just coming to find you.

- After you made
it with that skank?

- What, who?

- That slut freak.

- You thought I'd
choose a Goth over you?

- Yeah, pretty much
anything that would put out.

- Babe, come on.

I choose you.

- A Goth, Tanner, really?

- Exactly.

Why would I go for the 1/2 dead

zombie chick when I've got you?

The most beautiful, sweetest,
sexiest girl in town.

- I am?

Of course you are.

- Here, let me
make it up to you?

- Don't fuck up again.

- Let's get you home.

I've been thinking
about you all night

and I'm dying to
explore what's hiding

under that sexy little dress.

♪ So rip it up ♪

♪ Tear it out, tread again ♪

- Oh my God.

Audrey, is that you?

Are you okay?

- Hi Mr. Henderson.

- Are you coming
from teen night?

That's quite a walk.

- Yeah, I needed the fresh air.

- Well, can I at
least offer you a ride

since I almost killed you?

- No, but honestly, I
really need the walk.

- Okay then, see you
at school tomorrow.

Watch out for the drunks!

- Rex is that you?

Rex, don't do that to me.

Holy shit, what are you doing?

Go home, go home.

- Audrey, what are you
doing out here so late?

- Hi Officer Powell.

- It's way past curfew.

What are you doing
out here all alone?

- I got ditched at the
Pioneer and had to walk.

- I'm sorry, are you all right?

- Yeah, just a bad night.

A stupid guy.

- Well, we're not all that bad.

He's the one that lost out.

- Well, thanks for stopping.

This is me.

- You get some rest.

We'll see you at the festival.

- Rex.

Holy shit, you scared
the shit out of me!

What are you doing here?

- Nice of you to show up.

So where's your slut friend?

- My slut friend.

Right.

Your dick of a
boyfriend has been

trying to nail Audrey
for weeks, you know.

You're just too
caught up in your dumb

bimbo squad to notice
what's going on.

So shut your fucking mouth

before I strangle your
scrawny little neck.

- Yeah, just like a Goth.

Well, tell your
whore of a friend

I'll be looking for her
in the hallways later.

- Why don't you tell your
dick stick to find her?

He was the one that
sent her running

off into the woods last night.

- The woods?

- He better hope
nothing happened to her.

- Ohhh, Little Goth Riding
Hood alone in the woods.

- What?

- Your little slut didn't
make it back home last night.

And you're late.

Did you spend the
night with her?

- What the hell are you
talking about Heather?

I was on the phone with
you until I passed out.

- In an open air
Jeep no less, classy.

- Nothing happened.

- Right.

- So where is she?

- Oh, so you do care about her?

- No, I just happen to have--

- You're
a douchebag Tanner.

- Why do you have to be such
an attention whore, Tristan?

- If you guys focused on school,

as much as you guys
focused on gossiping

you'd actually be smart.

- Calm down.

- Hey, hey, hey!

Everyone settle down.

Thank you,

please explain
what's going on here.

- Okay, well these
two bitches here.

- Oh these two bitches?

- I am not a bitch.

You're the bitch.

- Stop, well, since
you've all shown

just how well you
get along together,

you, you, you,

you, you, and you have just been

put together on a festival team.

- Seriously?

- We're already on teams.

- Now you're on different teams.

You will be getting together.

Everyone, pull your
books out to chapter six.

- Yeah, so now I
can't be on the team.

- But you were in
charge this whole time.

- It is just like you
to always desert on us.

- Well you can
thank Gothitude here

and her hussy friend.

- You're such a, whatever.

- Just like Heather.

- Super.

- Fricking sucks man.

- Fuck dude.

- You're always
just chasing tail.

Look where it got you.

Damn, we had a real
chance of winning this.

- I know, I'm sorry.

- Bro, you have all your
priorities out of whack.

You have the hottest
chick in school.

And one of these days
you're just gonna

fuck up and lose her.

- Oh please, you all
know what a piece

of ass Audrey Lowery is?

- Yeah, well that piece of ass

just cost you the competition.

- No worries, we got this.

- So when are the freaks and
geeks supposed to get here?

- I think I just
heard them pull up.

- Hey, we can still
win this thing.

We just have to
work a lot harder.

- Hello?

- At least they figured out
how to use the back door.

- Hey Heather.

- Seriously?

You got more on the floor
than you did in your mouth.

Stop eating like a pig.

30 second rule!

- What do you call yourselves?

Your name, do you have one?

- You're kidding, right?

We have, like, four
classes together.

Jack, my name's Jack.

- And you are?

- I'm Brianna, we have Mr.
Henderson's class together.

I'm friends with Jack.

- Yeah.

- Hi Tanner, I'm Brianna.

- Hello.

- It's open.

- Rear entry, just what I'd
expect from a rich bitch.

Oh and look, designer fag.

- Oh, this coming
from death warmed over.

- Fits her.

Her life sucks.

Her friend's life sucks.

So why not make everyone
else around her miserable?

- I see you took
dickless back, good call.

- So, did
you hear from Audrey?

- You mean your
brainless forest hussy?

- I thought fags were
supposed to be sensitive?

No, no one has heard from her.

- Seriously?

Where do you think she is?

- Do you even care how
you're making me look, here?

- A real Mother Teresa.

- And the new girl scores!

- Trist!

- What honey?

I didn't know the shy
girl had it in her.

I call it like I see it.

- I mean, maybe something
serious did happen.

- Seriously, she's
probably off screwing

someone else's boyfriend.

Who cares what happened to her.

- Fuck you.

- No, you shut
your fucking mouth.

- Is this how we're
supposed to win a race?

What was Mr. Henderson thinking,

putting us together?

- Fuck Henderson.

- Okay, I think we all
just need to settle down

and maybe crack open
a bottle of bubbly

to celebrate us coming together.

- You don't drink, do you?

- Look, we have to figure out

what we're doing
for the festival

so we're just gonna
have to get along,

like it or not.

- Not, but if I have to
work with you losers,

then I might as well be
completely shit faced.

Anybody got a chaser?

- We didn't really
know Audrey that well

but we had a class together.

She seems really nice.

Did you call her parents?

- Her fucking parents
don't give a shit.

Seriously, they're out of
town all the time on vacation.

Like, she's been alone
since she was 14.

- Here.

- No thank you.

- Go ahead, give it a try.

Just a little sip,
little sip sip.

- Drink up, it's there.

- Do you even drink?

- I'm sure she
just went to Denver

to blow off some steam.

I mean, let's be
honest, who doesn't

get claustrophobic
in this small town?

- Yeah, maybe.

I mean, she has a
cousin who lives there.

- There you go.

- So, how long have
you guys been together?

- Oh, no, no,
we're not together.

- Really?

But you guys would be so cute.

- Okay, okay, can we cut
the shit and get focused?

With enough of
these, maybe we can

actually find a way
to work together

and try to win this thing,

who's with me?

- I'm in.

- Okay then, we
need to pick a theme

and we need to
practice the race.

It's my last year.

I want that trophy
and I want that cash.

All right, now that
we're on the same page

let's pick a theme.

- I say we go with
sexy vampires.

- Yeah, because
that's not overdone.

- Okay, werewolves.

But they have to
be sexy werewolves.

- Isn't that the same thing?

- Anyone have any other ideas?

- Warlocks.

Warlocks are always good.

- Those aren't sexy.

- Okay, well how about we
just go with hockey masks?

Simple and we don't
have to wear makeup.

- What, no makeup?

Nah, that's not gonna
work for me honey, sorry.

- No, I think it's a great idea.

I mean, it's easy and
we don't have time

to get costumes anyway.

- You'd look good in a mask.

- Oh, like the
transparent one you wear?

- Look, we don't have
time for this shit, okay.

Hockey masks it is.

So, who's gonna be
in the wheelbarrow?

- I've always
wanted to be pulled

around in a chariot.

- Okay, so we're
making great headway.

What about a wheelbarrow?

- Well the rules say
we have to build one.

- Way ahead of you.

I had one built from
my previous team.

They brought it
over this morning.

- Black?

- It's--

- Super creepy!

- Super crappy!

- It's not crappy, it's light.

The lighter it is, the
faster we can push it.

- Are you sure it can
carry four people in it?

It looks too flimsy to me.

- It looks like it wouldn't
even hold horse manure.

What?

It doesn't.

- What do you want
it to look like?

- Like a wheelbarrow?

- Oh, there's a wheelbarrow
outside grandpa's shed.

- Well maybe we
should go take it.

- Seriously?

- Shit, why not?

Apparently this
ain't up to snuff.

Maybe we should go steal it.

- Wait, why the hell
is there a wheelbarrow

outside that creepy shed?

- Oh, The Body Keepers.

They use it to bring
in dry ice for grandpa.

- Body keepers?

- Yeah, since
1993, these people,

the keeper's of the bodies,

have been changing the
dry ice around his coffin

to keep him frozen.

You know, there used to
be two bodies in there.

But no one knows what
happened to the second one.

Legend has it that
this guy, grandpa,

was frozen in Norway.

And not just because he wanted

to be brought back
to life later.

Apparently he was some professor

who was trying to
re-innervate people.

But when he didn't succeed,

he started to harvest
souls instead.

This guy, he became
a serial killer.

He collected
bodies, kids mostly.

He figured out a way to
extract souls from his victims.

The bodies were kept on
ice so they wouldn't decay.

That way you can move
their souls back and forth,

any time he wanted to.

These people were left
in a state of purgatory

because this professor guy,

he created a living
hell on earth for them.

- What, that's bullshit!

Where did you read this crap?

I mean, how could
somebody move souls?

- I'm just telling
you what I read.

- Okay, go on Jack.

- So, to stop this guy, they
cryogenically froze him alive,

so that they could
freeze his soul,

encasing him forever.

- You guys actually
believe that shit?

Come on, everybody
knows it's just

some old dead guy
who wants to be

brought back to life someday.

- I think Jack's
on to something.

I say we go.

Who wants to go take a
look at the dead guy?

Steal a wheelbarrow?

- I'm in.

- Yeah, me too.

- This is stupid.

- This is a bad idea guys.

We can't do this.

- Shut the fuck up.

- You shut the fuck
up Tanner, okay?

This is sacrilegious.

This kind of shit
gets people killed.

- Okay then, it's settled.

- Now?

- Well we can't very
well break into a shed

during the day, can we?

- Well I can't wear this.

Come on.

- Fuck!

- Ahh, this is sick.

- Don't they have, like, some
sort of security for this?

- I don't know.

Let's find out.

♪ You know I'm a bad bitch ♪

♪ And you don't wanna
mess with this ♪

♪ Yeah, cause I'm a bad bitch ♪

♪ Oh baby ♪

- Best song ever.

- You know it girl.

- So, where the hell
is the wheelbarrow?

- Must be inside.

- Oh no, no way in.

Let's bail.

- We're breaking in.

- Ah look, one for the geeks.

- When did you learn
how to pick a lock?

- I haven't yet.

But I carry this just in case
of the Zombie Apocalypse.

- Zombie apocalypse?

- Everyone knows a
zombie can't break

through a locked door.

Yeah, I read in Zombie
Massacre, a Survival's Guide

for the Average Teen,
that if we just locked

all the doors we'd be safe
from the zombie apocalypse.

But of course, that
means if someone

were being trapped on the
other side of these doors

we'd be screwed.

So, voila!

Zombie survivor gear number one.

I got this bad boy from
the Zombie Network website.

And if you get a pair
of goggles along--

- Jack!

- Sorry.

- So can you pick
the lock or not?

- Locks are surprisingly
easy to pick.

You just have to twist this
thing until you hear a click.

Then you move the tumbler
to the side, dammit.

- Give me that.

- Why am I not surprised?

- Prom queens first.

- That's it?

This piece of shit?

Has it always looked like this?

- No, originally it was
in a much smaller place.

They must have moved it after
they stopped giving tours.

No, stop!

That stuff will burn you if
you touch it without gloves.

- Did somebody say gloves?

- There's the wheelbarrow.

Now let's get it
and get out of here.

- Baby, come on, just a peak.

Holy shit!

- Do you think he's
actually in there?

- Well, we've come this far.

Let's find out.

- Oh this ought to be good.

- Okay guys, we can't do this.

All right, we need
to get out of here.

This isn't funny anymore.

- God will strike us down.

You need to change your
panties or something, man.

- Shut the fuck up Tanner!

- Calm down, calm down.

We are just gonna take a look

and close it back up.

- Tanner, please don't.

- You asshole, that's not funny!

- No, that shit was hilarious.

You got us Jack.

Well played sir.

I applaud you.

- I almost peed my pants Jack.

That was so mean.

- Didn't you guys just see that?

- See what?

- Something grabbed me
and started to pull me in

but then it just let go.

- Okay, Jack you're
just fucking with us.

Okay, there's nothing in there.

This is bullshit.

This is absolute
tourist bullshit

that the town just made up

to try and raise some money.

I'm getting the
hell out of here.

- Trist!

- They opened it.

- They opened it, make the call.

- Little shits.

This better be important.

- I don't understand
why we went there

in the first place.

That's just so stupid.

But you were hilarious.

- You scared my school
pride, peeing my pants.

- Fuck dude, the look on
your face was priceless.

You should be a
fucking actor, man.

- Jack, I give you credit.

Queen boy here oughta
check his delicates.

- Whatever, I'm out.

I've had enough of this
freak show for one night.

- Bye, text me when
you get home okay?

- I will.

- Bye
guys, drive safe.

- Are you okay Jack?

- Yeah, I'm fine.

Let's get you home.

- Jack!

- Fuck dude!

You look white as a ghost.

Well Casper, here,
obviously ain't

taking you anywhere.

I'll give you a ride.

- The hell you will.

You can't leave me here alone.

I'm too tired to go with you.

- So what, they're gonna walk?

After what happened to Audrey?

- Oh all right.

You both can stay here.

You too, it's late
and my brother

and parents are in Grand
Junction for the weekend.

Jack you can take
my brother's room.

Brianna and Ivy, you
guys can have my room.

It's the beautiful pink one.

Tanner and I will
take the master.

Come on, I'll show you guys.

- Are you okay Jack?

- I'm fine, I'll catch up
with you guys in a minute.

I'm gonna call my mom.

Hello, Mom?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm just not feeling
too well is all.

So the team and I decided

to stay at Heather's
house tonight.

Okay, I love you too.

Bye.

- Um, yeah, you
can take the bed.

I can't sleep anyways.

I think I'll just
chill here for a while.

- Okay.

- Here you go.

Jesus, jack you look like shit!

- Good, that explains
why I feel this way.

- Good night.

- Good night.

- So I'm kind of
worried about that geek

in my brother's room.

- Who, Jack?

- Yeah, what are you watching?

- What the hell!

Is someone there?

- Yes, they're coming for you.

He will find you.

- What are you talking about?

- You've been touched.

He decays all who he touches.

He's coming for you.

- Who, who will come for me?

- Turn it off.

So, I really do wanna

talk about Ja--.

What was that?

- What?

- I don't, I think
I heard something

coming from outside.

- I didn't hear anything.

- Wait.

There it is again.

It's coming from under the bed.

- Sweetie, you're just
a little freaked out.

- You must have heard that?

- No, nothing.

- It's coming from
under the bed.

- Babe, there's
nothing under the bed.

- Would you just look?

Please?

Tanner, there's someone
in the bed with you.

- Help me.

- Stay out of the shed.

- The shed, what?

- There's dead people in there.

They took our souls.

Don't let them take yours.

- Well don't you just
look like a million bucks?

- Yeah, I didn't sleep well.

Where are the other girls?

- Ready to do this shit?

- Well look at you.

- Keep it in your
pants, big boy.

Heather's going to
be here any minute.

- Seriously jock strap.

So where's cheer
bitch and the geeks?

- Oh, speak of the devil.

- All right, babe,
looking fine as ever.

- Where the hell
were you last night?

- I couldn't sleep,
so I went home

for a few hours before
I had to come back here.

Where is Jack?

- I think he went
home last night too.

We drove by his house
but no one answered.

- Weird.

- Yeah, it was a weird night.

- Well at least we got the
hottest chicks on our team.

Tristan, give me a hand.

- Let's go.

Let's go you guys.

I can't do this by myself.

- Um, I'm not a guy.

- We probably need Jack.

Oh my God, she just
flipped us off.

- Who.

- Her.

- Hello everyone.

Welcome to another
year of Halloween Fest.

And now, the moment we've
all been waiting for.

The wheelbarrow races.

Here are the rules.

Each team must push
their wheelbarrow from

this goal line

to that one

and back again.

But this year we're gonna
mix it up a little bit.

Instead of filling the
wheelbarrow with dirt

we're gonna fill it
with one dirt bag.

That's right, one
member of the team

must be in the
wheelbarrow at all times.

The winning team will
receive a check for $2,000

and a beautiful trophy.

First team up,

Henderson's misfits.

- Tanner, the wheel is broken.

- Classic, what a piece
of shit you built.

- I could have built
a better wheelbarrow

than this out of
glitter and a glue gun.

- Okay, okay,
we'll make it work.

Go over there with Heather.

- Oh, this is so stupid.

- Take your marks.

- Ready, set, go!

- Great Tanner, your piece
of shit creation cut me.

- Oh, I ripped your tights.

I'm so sorry about that.

- Wow, Tristan thanks.

- Police suspect foul play.

And there are no new
leads in this case.

Let's hope this,
is not another case

that goes unsolved.

So if you have any
information on Audrey Lowrey,

please contact the sheriff's
department immediately.

Back to you Amy.

- Come on, I'm sure she's okay.

She'll show up.

- Ugh, there's
nothing to do here.

- Hey, a psychic.

We should do that.

- Welcome, see what the
future holds for you.

Come on in.

- Why not?

- Come on in.

So, what'll it be this evening?

A peek into the future?

A Tarot card reading?

A palm reading?

Or how would you like

to speak with the dead?

- You can speak with the dead?

- I have since I was a child.

You know, most
clairvoyant's don't realize

that they have the gift.

They'll be visited by
spirits in their dreams.

And they won't realize
that those dreams are real.

So, what'll it be?

- My best friend
has been missing.

She has hasn't been seen or
heard from in two days now.

Can you tell us what
happened to her?

- Definitely, I'll
give it my best.

Give me your hands child.

Yes, yes.

I see her, a pretty girl.

Long blond hair.

Yeah, she was last
seen with you.

And she left alone

and hasn't been
heard from since.

Yeah, Pioneer Inn teen night.

Yes, yes, yes,

my vision's becoming more clear.

I see a river.

Danger, darkness, running, fear.

She knows who they are.

They've taken her.

There's more than one.

So many children.

There's a room full of death.

Coldness, ice.

- I had a dream last night.

Two kids came into my room
and told me about the shed.

We should have
never gone in there.

- Trapped, their
souls are trapped.

He's overtaking their bodies.

- Stop!

- Are you okay?

- Please, please
just make her stop.

- The dead are disturbed.

There's something
unnatural going on.

You, you are in danger.

He is trying to overtake you.

He's coming for all of you.

- Come on, let's
get out of here.

- Holy shit, what an act!

- Seriously.

- Well, how do you think
she knew all that stuff?

- Okay, so she guessed
what Audrey looked like.

The rest was just made up.

- Well she said
we were in danger.

What do you think that meant?

- Look Bri, you just
need to calm down okay?

It was all just in fun.

- Seriously, it's Halloween.

She's supposed to scare us.

- Well this calls for a drink.

Come on, let's find
some soda for this rum.

- Wait, Heather and
Tanner already left.

They're actually at their
house waiting for us.

And I think it's party time.

Topping the news today,

two murders and a robbery,
in less than 24 hours.

Several city citizens
were in a panic

after a gun battle on some
of their busy streets.

- Dammit Jack, you're never
borrowing my car again.

- So you pull a block and
follow the instructions.

If you crash the tower

you have to take two shots.

Who wants to go first?

- Take off an
article of clothing.

- This should be good.

- Okay, you're gonna
have to help me though.

It's like, really tight.

Pull it off.

Right through my little head
like we're giving birth.

- Okay, take two shots.

- That's two.

- That's
a double shot.

- Tanner, you go.

He always picks from the top.

- Take four shots.

- Make them count, no sips.

- Ugh!

- Kiss the person to your left.

- Enough kissing!

- That's two more shots for you.

- Okay.

- Got this.

Kiss a girl.

Yeah, not happening.

- Oh no!

- There is a penalty for that.

- Definitely.

- Pour up.

Apologize to the
freaks and geeks.

They're not so bad.

- Tanner, that's so sweet.

Now read what it really says.

Kiss a guy!

- Kiss Tristan, kiss
Tristan, kiss Tristan!

- Not a chance.

- Well come on,
he's kind of girly.

- Take four more shots.

- This one's so full.

- Maybe you should see
who's on the bottle?

- She's out.

- All right, this one's a goner.

- Don't bother her.

She's cute when she sleeps.

- We need to get
her to bed, come on.

- I'll take her to my room.

Come on, come on.

- Good night Brianna.

- You know, I saw
footprints in that shed

and drag marks next to them.

They led to a back room.

- No shit?

I had a dream about
Audrey last night.

- And?

- I don't know.

It was just a dream but

it was so real.

She was asking for my help.

- Help?

Shit Tanner, what if
it wasn't a dream?

What if it was, like, a
premonition or something?

There's no fucking way
Audrey ran away, okay?

I know her, she just
wouldn't do that.

I think, well, I think
her disappearance

might have something
to do with that shed

and those drag marks.

- Okay then, let's do this.

- Hold it.

Oh, gotta go.

- Wait, Heather's got a
camcorder in here somewhere.

- Hello?

Is someone there?

- Jack, where the
hell have you been?

- Mom?

I'm so sorry.

They took me.

- What?

What are you talking about?

Who took you?

Where are you Jack?

- The body keepers, Mom.

It's real, it's all real.

They took me and
they put me in--

- I can't hear you.

Where are you Jack?

- The body keepers, Mom.

The shed.

I need help.

- Jack, what are you saying?

Are you all right?

- Mom, I'm tied up.

- Jack, Jack?

Jack!

Jack, Jack!

Jack!

- 9-1-1, what's
the nature of your emergency?

- My son, Jack.

He's in trouble.

He's been taken.

I think he might
be at the old shed.

Please send somebody
right now, please.

- Three 32 Robert.

Need certified at 535 Pine
Grove, 535 Pine Grove.

- Help me.

- Oh my God.

Audrey?

How did you get here?

God, you're hurt, let's
get you out of here.

- Gi meg din sjel.

- What?

You're not making any sense.

- Gi meg din sjel.

Gi meg din sjel!

- Hey Ivy, I don't know.

Okay, let's do this.

- Shit!

Tanner, we've got to
get back into that shed.

Impressive.

- Yeah, I always
had it in my car.

I just didn't wanna
make Jack feel bad.

Here.

Where did you see
those footprints?

- This way.

- What is that smell?

- It smells like rotten
meat or something.

- Oh God.

- Please tell me
you're getting this.

- I'm getting this.

- Shit, look at this.

- What is all this?

It looks like they
thawed grandpa out

about five years ago.

Just about the time
they moved him here.

It says here, they've
been trying to use

organ replacements
to re, re, rein--

- re-innervate.

This is some sick shit.

Looks like they were
trying to revive grandpa

with fresh organs.

- Yeah and when
that didn't work,

it's like they were
trying to search

for a new way to,
soul transformation?

- Harvesting souls.

- Looks like they've
been searching

for host bodies to inhabit.

Audrey's name is listed here.

- This is her necklace.

- You're sure?

- Yes, I'm sure.

She was wearing
it at the Pioneer.

- Henderson, what
is he doing here?

- At least it's not Audrey.

- Jack, jack, wake up buddy!

Jack, wake up, let's
get out of here!

Come on Jack.

What the fuck is going on?

- What the fuck?

- Oh you silly, silly girl.

Grandpa was right.

Being the gay BFF
made it so easy

to collect everyone's DNA.

I fucking told you not
to go in that shed.

If you would have
just listened to me

none of this would be happening.

Now I have to do all
this cluster fuck.

- You killed Mr. Henderson
and Jack, too, didn't you?

Why?

- Mr. Henderson provided
my great grandfather

with a great host
body, for years.

But his body became
riddled with cancer.

You see, diseased
bodies reject the soul.

- So Audrey was the
perfect specimen?

You sick fuck, you're dead!

- No one else should
have been involved.

- What about Jack?

- He got in the way.

- What did you do to Jack?

- He touched my farfar.

He doesn't like his
body to be disturbed.

So, he was eliminated.

You people treat my
great grandfather

like he's some
sort of freak show.

He was a brilliant man.

Well worth the cost of
a few useless lives.

- I'll show you useless lives.

No, please stop!

No, no please stop!

- You love death so much, Ivy.

Well, guess what?

Now you get to
experience it firsthand.

- Let her go.

- Naughty boy, would
you care to watch?

No wait, we know you would.

- You've fucking lost it,
you sick son of a bitch.

- No, I found it.

So shut up because
it's too late.

You see, farfar realized that

the only way to keep
his own body alive

was through blood transfusion

with genetically matching blood.

It seems Goth girl
here's the perfect match.

The irony is, your poorly
constructed wheelbarrow cut her,

giving me the perfect sample.

And not only that

but you brought her
to our doorstep.

So you see Tanner,
in the end of things

you are the hero.

Now this, you're
gonna wanna see.

You wanted to see my
grandfather so bad?

Well now I guess all
that's left to show you

is what re-innervation
looks like.

- Now comes the fun part.

- Now then, over here
on my little table

I have several knives.

Don't worry, I keep their
edges extremely sharp.

You like knives, don't you Ivy?

You won't feel the
initial incision

but you might feel a little
pain from the blood loss.

- Stop, Tristan, please!

- I'm sorry Tanner.

I wasn't asking you.

Why are you so scared Ivy?

Don't you like blood?

Don't worry babe.

This is a bloodletting tube.

So just do me a
favor, sit still.

- Freeze, don't move!

They're taking off!

Call for back up.

- Requesting backup,
575 Hidden Trail Road

at the old shed.

- 10-4,
all units be advised,

we have a pursuit in progress.

All units on non
essential call are

directed to clear and
standby to assist.

- You stay here.

He's gone.

- All right Miss McCoy.

Walk me through what
happened last night.

And when you found
Brianna Miller

dead in your bathroom.

- We were drinking last night.

And she had a lot to
drink so I put her to bed.

When I woke up this
morning everybody was gone,

so I went to check on her.

I thought she was
passed out but,

or at least I thought she was.

But she wasn't breathing and
I didn't know what to do.

So I called you guys--

- Okay, calm down.

We found your boyfriend, Tanner.

- Well can I see him?

Where was he?
- No, just sit down.

We need to know
when exactly you all

broke into that shed.

We found several dead
bodies in that shed.

We need to know exactly
when you entered that shed.

- We were just going in there
for a wheelbarrow, that's all.

There were no,

we didn't see any dead bodies.

- What's your relationship
with Tristan Swensen?

- He's my best friend.

Where is he?

- He's missing.

And so is the body of
his dead grandfather.

- His grandfather?

- Have a seat.

We need to show
you both something.

We need to know if
either one of you

recognize any of the
teens on this video.

- Help me, help me!

- Help me.

- Well, the boy in this
video is Craig Westerman.

He's been missing for
almost two years now.

Did either of you recognize any

of the other teens
on this video?

No, okay.

Tell us what you
know about this shed.

- Ivy and I, we went
back to the shed

after we broke in
the first night.

We were looking
for Audrey Lowrey.

That's where we found
Jack, and Mr. Henderson,

and that room with
everything else.

The jars, the body
parts, and they

kept saying body
keepers, they kept saying

body keepers, body keepers--

- Whoa, slow down son.

Tell me about Jack.

- We found him dead.

Slumped over in that chair.

He'd been missing
since Friday night.

- And Mr. Henderson?

- I don't know how
he got in the shed.

- Well, we do.

Seems this operation's been
going on for some time now.

It turns out Tristan Swensen

is the great grandson
of grandpa Swensen.

When the family moved
him here years ago

they tried to bring
him back to life.

And they've been running
a type of butcher shop

out of that shed, ever since.

We found several
bodies in there,

including the two missing
children from Eldora.

The other's we haven't
identified yet.

Son, we need to know
where Tristan Swensen is.

♪ I lay my head back down ♪

♪ So tired of being
pushed around, 'round ♪

♪ Around before made
a selfie of me ♪

♪ You help me free my
lonely soul, soul, soul ♪

♪ Whenever lover do me wrong ♪

♪ And every song is
such a sad, sad song ♪

♪ You fell down for another ♪

♪ For the first time
I say, say, say ♪

♪ That my will is
built from the sun ♪

♪ And I'm not giving up ♪

♪ Not giving up ♪

♪ No, no a bridge
built with thunder ♪

♪ Here comes my love ♪

♪ I'm not giving up ♪

♪ Some come on and saddle up ♪

- Hello students, my name
is Professor Swensen.

Today we will be talking
about re-innervation.

♪ So come on and saddle up ♪

♪ I wanna be that girl ♪

♪ And we can travel 'round
the world, world, world ♪

♪ And honey come back down ♪

♪ Just as heavy all along ♪