Bones (2001) - full transcript

The time is 1979. Jimmy Bones is respected and loved as the neighborhood protector. When he is betrayed and brutally murdered by a corrupt cop, Bones' elegant brownstone becomes his tomb, Twenty-two years later, the neighborhood has become a ghetto, and his home has turned into a Gothic ruin. Four teens renovate it as an after hours nightclub, unknowingly releasing Jimmy's tortured spirit. Its thrills and chills when blood spills when Jimmy's ghost sets about its frightful revenge, his killers unaware of the gruesome fate that awaits them. With each new victim, the terror mounts, and Bones' vengeance spins out of control, threatening everyone in his path, including his former lover, Pearl. Get ready for Bones!!!

Great. Gunshots. Perfect.

It's just a backfire.

Like you'd know.

Face it, man. We are lost.

Hold on a second.

We're here.

Where the hell are you?

Why don't your bitch ass

look behind you...

and see what's crackin', man?

I got this.

Let me see it.

"Let me see it"?

Let me see it, man.

Show him the fucking money.

Show him. Show him.

Where is it?

You think I got it

in my pocket, man?

Yeah.

I can't go get it, man.

Y'all might be the po-po.

I ain't no po-po.

You got to get it yourself, man.

It's around the corner,

down the block...

by the...

What's that, nigger?

Loose brick,

north side of the building.

Go, man. Bounce.

Let me go on record, Jason.

This is a really bad idea.

There it is.

Nice.

It's easy as pie...

and twice as tasty.

Man, someone's screwing

with my car!

Come on.

Come on, in here!

I saw them go in.

This is a waste of fucking time.

Come on.

Forget it.

There's no way they're in there.

Trust me. I've been

working here for 20 years.

There's nobody in there.

Let's go.

Fucking donut shop shuts

in less than five minutes.

All right.

Oh, God damn it!

Let's get the hell out of here.

Dude, that was close.

Yeah.

What the fuck was that?

Fuck.

Where'd it go?

I don't care.

Let's get the fuck out of here.

Go!

Go, go, go! Come on!

What the hell was that?

Hey, you!

Get away from there!

Get!

Dude, let's get out of here.

I'm right behind you, man.

Oh, man.

Palmer!

Somebody help me!

Somebody help!

"For outside are

dogs and sorcerers--"

Revelation 22: verse 15.

-Hey, check it out.

-Jimmy, over here.

Yeah. Place your bets.

What's your number?

That must be your birthday, huh?

Get your money right.

Put it in here, baby.

Let's get these numbers running.

-You all right?

-Yeah.

This looks like a damn graveyard

around here, bro.

This neighborhood's

making a comeback.

Where the hell has it been?

This is the ugliest building

I've ever seen.

I don't know.

There's something about

this building.

It just drew me.

All right,

you know something?

I was planning

on doing this...

after I got the place

cleaned up and whatnot...

but, like the man says,

carpe diem.

What do you think about this,

little sis?

That's us.

"Illbient"?

Whose club is that?

Ours.

What do you mean, ours?

Like I said, ours.

Come on, check it out.

-In this?

-Yes.

Patrick,

what are you thinking?

This is prehistoric.

Can you picture it, though?

Look, we could have

the bar right here.

Dance floor.

-Yo, Bill.

-What?

DJ booth, right there.

Anything's possible,

but that's a lot of work.

Oh, Jesus.

Tell me that's part of a dog

or something.

Yeah, that's dog.

That's from a cat or something.

It's a pretty big cat,

Patrick.

Cat, dog, whatever.

I got a really great deal

on this place.

A really great deal, man.

They couldn't give it away.

It was dead meat stinking up

their books for 20 years.

Don't do that, Maurice.

Stop playing, man.

Chill.

The last owner on the lease,

before the bank...

was back in '79.

Some cat named Jimmy Bones.

It's been empty ever since.

Jimmy Bones?

-You heard of him?

-You haven't?

Not that I can remember.

He was a local legend

back in the Seventies.

Sure.

There was a song--

Sing it for me, baby. Come on.

Let's do this. Ready?

This is the story of Jimmy Bones

Black as night and hard as stone

Sorry.

Something about a deuce.

A switchblade and...

A switchblade and a diamond.

Get yourself a couple of dollars

and buy a piece of candy.

Say, "Thank you, Uncle Jimmy."

Thank you, Uncle Jimmy.

Jimmy Bones.

Aw, Maurice. Jimmy Bones.

How bad-ass is that?

Jimmy Bones!

Patrick, I'm going

to tell you something.

I'm sold, baby,

and I'll tell you why.

This is what I'm thinking.

We could use this whole

Jimmy Bones theme...

to make this place off the hook.

Look at this place, man.

It's a dump.

Actually, it'd have

to work to be a dump.

Look at the rest of the place

before you tear it down.

I know it's cold.

I'll run downstairs,

fire up the furnace...

see if I can warm the joint up

a little bit...

and you'll see.

This place has

serious potential, man.

Potential to leave me

seriously injured.

I'm gonna check out how to get

the DJ equipment up there.

Who's coming?

Aw, man.

Aw, shit.

Am I trippin'?

I'm going this way.

Yeah, me, too.

No, you won't, buddy.

You're going

to follow me upstairs.

Tia, be careful.

Oh, shit!

Fucking rats.

Please don't bust,

because I can't afford that.

What's up?

Contact paranoia.

Maybe you heard of it.

I'm buggin' from hanging

with you all the time.

I tell you, goddamn, man.

Well, I got bigger problems.

I can't get this joint lit.

That's drug abuse.

Things are nuts down here

without you squawking that up.

Maurice?

Bill?

Hey...buddy.

How long you been

locked in here?

Want my burger?

Damn, you were hungry.

You want us to move in here?

That's the only way we'll get

the place fixed in time.

Yeah, right.

And whichever of us

is alive by the end of week...

inherits all

of Vincent Price's cash.

You want to play college radio,

high school reunions...

and some fool's club once a week

for the rest of your lives...

that's cool,

but I think we can do better.

I put everything I got

into this...

because I believe

we can make it happen.

We move in. We take shifts.

Enough with

the motivational speech.

I'm down, all right?

Thank you.

He has a good track record,

so just go with him.

Fine. Mars needs

a little bit of Venus.

If I'm going to sleep

in a spook house...

surround me with chicks

more scared than me.

Speaking of which...

Why would you say that

about my sister, man?

-Oh, shit.

-Look who I found.

What? Tia.

That's the nastiest dog

I ever seen.

He's not as ugly

as some people I know.

Anyway, I'm naming him Bones.

Bones?

Let's go get the stuff

we need and bring it back.

-Shotgun.

-Shotgun.

-I said it first.

-No, you hear things late.

By the way...

Dad does know about this, right?

Are you kidding?

Patrick, man--

It's going to be cool, bro.

I'm telling you.

Hey!

What y'all doing over there

with that dog?

Is he yours?

Is he yours, sir?

Hell, no!

What do you care, then?

I'll tell you something, boy.

Shoot that dog.

Shoot the dog?

Whatever you say, sir.

I think it's nappy time.

Come on, Bones.

Tia, put him in the back.

Don't feed that dog!

What the hell's wrong

with you?

Some holes can't be filled...

and some hunger

can't be satisfied.

Some people need to stagger

their medication.

I'm serious!

He'll only get hungrier.

Come on, Cynthia.

Y'all people

really don't like dogs.

Ma'am, you need any help

with those bags?

No, thank you.

Really, let us help.

We just moved

into the neighborhood.

We're going to be neighbors.

Let me help you out.

You moved onto this block?

Not really to live,

but to play.

See, I'm a DJ, right?

In that building?

It's going to be le hot shit.

Pardon my Francais.

We're making it a dance club.

Ever heard of

the Resurrection Brothers?

Should l?

Are they on the radio?

Nah, but they will be.

They're the best.

How do you know?

-I manage them.

-It's us.

And you bought that building?

Wait a minute.

You look a little familiar.

Are you sure

you're not from around here?

I was born near here...

but after my mom died,

Dad moved to South.

I grew up in Rossmore Park.

You're a little dark

to grow up in Rossmore Park.

Yo, she's fine.

I guess this is not

Rossmore Park, but...

thanks for the help.

Hey, anytime.

Here.

I guess

I'll be seeing you, then.

It was nice to meet you.

If she has psychic powers...

how come she's working

here in Desolation Row?

Come on, man.

What happened to the Colonel?

A gangsta of love

don't eat no fried chicken.

Why not?

You eat everything else.

The whole chicken distribution

network is owned by the Klan.

Man, don't even go there.

When's the last time

you seen a black chicken farm?

Yeah, special recipe.

There's something in the batter

that makes a black man sterile.

-Bullshit.

-Now hold up, man.

Why are you so concerned with

the plight of the black man?

Last time I checked,

you was not black.

I don't know

exactly what you are...

but you damn sure

ain't no black man.

I am the future, all right?

I am the melting pot.

You been smoking pot.

I'm the tossed salad.

I am

Martin Luther King's dream.

All I got to do

is hold my own hand.

I am post-racial.

You're post-toasted.

Post-apocalyptic,

more likely.

You're making my head hurt.

Just eat your food.

Eddie, man, what's wrong, nigga?

How many times

I done told y'all, man?

When I'm playing

this game here...

don't interrupt me.

We just hooked you up

with a tight Viper.

We are paid, nigga.

Viper!

A Viper?

A Viper you stole

off them white boys last night?

Yep, yep, yep.

Like that, nigga.

Just like that.

Are y'all out

your motherfucking mind?

No.

Man, everybody heard

that damn screaming...

Iast night on Blackstone.

Remember that shit?

How many times I told

you two knucklehead niggers?

No psycho shit.

If there's going to be

any psycho shit...

I'm the one that do it.

We know that.

We respect that.

That's why we didn't do shit.

You didn't Ginsu them punks

and steal their ride?

Steal their ride.

That's all we did.

That's all we did.

Man, get that car

the fuck away from here...

you understand?

This is the type of shit

I'm talking about.

I pay the pigs good money

to keep shit cool around here...

and this is the shit

that pisses everybody off.

Boy, if I didn't know

your mama--

We just thought--

No more thinking

from neither one of you!

Because I will burn your asses

and snort your asses.

Now get the fuck out of here.

Beat it.

And do something

with your hair, nigga.

Get out of here.

What make a motherfucker

take his real teeth...

and put--I don't

understand that shit.

You're just

a misunderstood genius.

Dad is going to kick ass.

He doesn't like dogs in

the house in the first place.

All right. I told you so.

Hey, you guys.

Hi, Mom.

Tia...what's this?

-It's a dog.

-I can see that.

Why'd you let her bring it in

in the first place?

She's hardheaded.

She don't listen to me.

Excuse me.

Let me see

if I've got this right.

Not only do I have to feed

the three mouths I've got...

plus Maurice

the bottomless pit...

I have to feed

this stray dog, too?

Bones, it's not nice to bite

the hand that feeds you.

What did you call him?

Bones.

You cannot keep that dog.

Hey, hey, hey.

What's up, Jimmy B?

What's going on, blood?

I got it all arranged

for you tonight, Jimmy.

Eddie Mack's

going to be there...

and Officer Koruptsky, too.

Got it all laid out

for you, baby.

They've got 12 minutes, tops.

Jimmy, trust me on this, man.

There's some big money

behind this, baby.

Not just big--

I mean big business big...

Iike big corporation big,

big government big.

One word,

three little letters--

Y-e-s. That's all

it's going to take.

We can move out of this dump,

hit the big time--

big houses,

legitimate business, the works.

That's your dream, not mine.

I don't ever want

to leave this street.

Never.

Status quo is totally

cool with me, baby.

I hear you, Jimmy.

I'm with you, baby.

-Be good.

-All right, baby.

I hear you, Jimmy.

You got all the status...

and I ain't got nothin'

but the quo.

Officer Slupovich...

aka Loopy Lou.

It's not your style...

is it, Eddie Mack...

killing off

your customers?

I ain't killed nobody.

You want me to rack 'em up?

Play a game?

Too bad.

No time to play today.

Got your tip.

Confiscated the whole stash.

That's fair enough...

for the shit.

Don't you think I deserve

something a little extra...

for knocking out

the competition?

Shit, you was just doing

your motherfuckin' job.

The last thing you need...

is for me to start doing

my fucking job.

Give that motherfucker

his money.

That's more like it.

That's the cost of

doing business.

Maybe you can deduct it

on your taxes.

Fuck you.

What's up with Jeremiah

selling that building?

What?

That's ridiculous, Patrick.

So how exactly did crack

get in the ghetto, Pop?

By magic?

How did it fly in there?

Like the man said,

we don't own that many planes.

Stop poisoning your mind

with that ghetto paranoia.

That's the ways of people

justifying their own failure.

No, no, no, Dad.

The man has been lying to us

for a hundred years.

Thank you.

I'm still waiting for

my 40 acres and a mule.

You wouldn't know a mule

if one bit you in the ass.

Personally, I don't need a mule.

I've got myself a Lexus.

And nobody gave it to me.

Please, Pops--

I'd like to see the news,

please.

...in the strange

disappearance...

of those two State College

fraternity brothers.

Now, Patrick, I'm telling--

Slick.

What is that?

What's that all about?

-Nothin'.

-What were you gonna say?

Some terrible shit, Pops.

Better watch your mouth, boy.

Those boys had no business

messing around down there.

You go places where

you're not meant to be...

and that's what you get.

Isn't that your old hood, Pops?

Yes, that's my old hood...

and it took some doing

to get out of there.

You just be glad that I did...

so you can start your life

here instead of down there.

Shouldn't we

maybe be down there?

Doing something about it,

making it better?

It can't be done, Patrick!

That place has already

died and gone to hell.

Want me to get that, honey?

No, I'll get it.

AI Lupovich.

Long time no see.

I'll be just a second, honey.

What the fuck do you want?

Wanted to visit

with my old pal J-Bird.

Don't call me that.

That's quite a brood

you got there.

A regular Rainbow Coalition.

What the hell do you want,

Lupovich?

You sold the building.

What building?

Don't shit a shitter.

Our building!

You were supposed to sit on it,

not sell it.

I didn't sell it.

Somebody bought it,

so somebody sold it.

Not my problem.

That's a bozo no-no, J-Bird.

Even if they find anything,

it's been 20 years.

They could never

trace it back to us.

You better hope not,

'cause it's like they say...

four can keep a secret

if three are dead.

Daddy?

Hey, Tia.

I'm just talking to a friend.

I'll be right in.

Nice rack.

How old is she?

Does she...you know?

That's my daughter, Lupovich.

Get the fuck off my property.

Your daughter.

Nice to see you.

You fat bastard.

Son of a bitch.

Got it. And twist.

I don't know what we're gonna

do with this place, boy.

It's all good.

It's ugly, but it's home.

You know that's bad luck, right?

That place is bad luck.

Why's that?

I don't know.

It goes way back.

Or so my mother says.

What else does your mama say?

You know, nothin' much.

If I told you,

you'd think she was crazy.

And one thing

my mother is not is crazy.

OK. So?

All right.

I can't believe

I'm telling you this.

My mother says

that every house is two houses.

Every street, two streets.

Two's good.

There's a whole city,

a whole world...

kind of beside, on top...

just below...

the city of the dead.

There's this invisible wall...

a fabric that keeps

things separate.

Lucky thing.

Sure is, but when

something bad happens...

something really bad...

the wall breaks, tears.

And the dead get out?

Or the living fall in.

Who knows?

And you believe it?

If I did, do you think...

I'd come within

50 yards of your door?

Get out!

Y'all better stop

messin' around!

Go, boy!

What the fuck!

Freak!

What's the matter, bro?

Are you spooked?

Maybe just a little,

all right?

I know. There is kind of

a strange vibe up in here.

Make yourself comfortable

around the circle.

We will begin in just a moment.

You gonna join us?

Can't. Gotta finish

this for school.

God gave you the vision.

I hate to see you waste it

on painting pretty pictures.

You got your vision

and I got mine...

and I won't waste mine

like you did.

Sorry, Mama. Maybe next time?

I don't want you to go

to that house anymore...

and I want you to stay away

from those kids and that dog.

That dog is a servant of evil.

Ever been inside?

Yeah, back in the day.

Before it became what it is.

And what's that?

It's a bad place...

and a door to worse.

I gots to T.C.B. tonight...

so I should be through

about 7:00.

Come see me.

Can't I get there early

and give you some good luck?

No, baby. You know

I don't need no luck.

I'm just letting them

have their say...

before I tell them no.

All right,

let me see your hands.

Come on,

let me see your hands.

-Come on, baby.

-Please?

All that readin',

advisin', shiny mess...

that was your mama's bag.

It was my mama's bag

and her grandmama...

and a long line of mamas

before her.

Sounds like Mama needs

a brand-new bag.

Let me see your hands.

Please?

Your left hand is the past...

your right hand

is the present and the future.

This is your life line,

and this--

Jimmy, there's a line across

your life line.

Must be my clothesline.

Maybe my phone line.

Jimmy, I'm serious!

Cancel the meeting.

Don't go. Stay with me.

Don't you worry

about nothin', baby.

These hands will be

stroking your neck tonight.

Jimmy, please!

Pearl, trust me.

Thought you might be

needing some help.

Look at this, man.

It looks like blood.

The floor's throbbing.

Aw, snap.

It feels like a heartbeat.

It's just a problem

in the plumbing.

You're probably right...

but I'm gonna check it out...

and y'all are coming with me.

Come on.

-Whoa!

-Damn!

What is this?

Look at this, man!

Maurice,

what you think that is?

It's rust. Rust never sleeps.

You call that rust?

Now where does this go, huh?

Don't ask me.

Now what?

Eat that spinach, boy.

-There you go.

-You got it.

I'm not going down there.

Go ahead, Tia.

I'm right behind you.

Don't get behind me.

Just some flies. Come on.

What is that smell?

What'd you expect, Cynthia?

Where there's smoke,

there's fire.

Flies, there's shit!

Disgusting!

Space that's so perfect

for a recording studio?

Maurice, not now.

Just shut up, man.

He got a point, though.

It'll just take a little more

work than I thought.

Think about it.

Put down a real floor.

Put some dampening

on the wall...

we'll have

totally controlled sound.

It'll be perfect.

We'll make our first record

where no one can hear us scream.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Oh, my God!

Oh, shit.

Give me some light.

Hello. Who are you?

Ladies and gentlemen,

boys and girls...

I'd like you to meet

Jimmy Bones.

What are you talking about?

"This is the story

of Jimmy Bones...

"black as night

and hard as stone.

"Gold-plated deuce

like the king of Siam...

"got a switchblade loose

and a diamond on his hand."

There's the switchblade

and the diamond, man.

You telling me

this could be him?

Damn. It's so fresh.

Put that thing down!

What are you doing?

You can't take that.

It might be evidence!

Evidence of what?

Patrick, doesn't it seem

a little odd to you...

that he'd stab himself

in the chest and bury himself?

I agree.

Bones, settle down!

Do something about the dog.

What we have to do

is call the police.

For someone so cute,

you're so stupid sometimes.

Call the police,

we don't get a permit.

We can't just leave him,

can we?

-Yes, we can.

-What?!

He ain't goin' nowhere.

We will deal with this

after the weekend.

-Let's go!

-Fuck it, whatever!

You put your fingers

all over it!

Maurice,

I'll leave you down here.

I'm coming!

Cyn?

What?

You all right?

Yeah.

Come on. Let's go.

Patrick, what up?

I'm coming.

-Come on.

-I'm coming.

I guess

he won't be needing this.

Or this.

Well, you know

she doesn't want me here.

With you...in this house.

Whatever.

It's true.

She doesn't trust you...

and neither do l.

I can handle your mother.

-No, you can't.

-Yes, I can.

She will love me, watch.

No, she won't. Trust me.

See, but the X-factor

is your daddy.

I don't know nothin'

about him.

Neither do l.

I never met him.

She won't talk about him.

Ever.

Wow. I'm sorry.

Don't be. It's OK.

I'm not sad about it.

It's life, you know?

I've never known him,

so it's totally normal to me.

I'm not doing too well

with this.

Yeah, you are.

Patrick, stop.

What?

I can't.

All right.

Do you want me to take you home?

No. I want to stay

with you guys--

No, no, no.

You don't have to explain.

I understand.

I'll go sleep with the guys.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

'Night.

Welcome...

my brothers and my sisters.

We will begin with our hymn.

The spirit world is

all around us at this moment...

and the dearly departed

are here...

among us,

pressing around us.

It's OK. You can stay.

But no getting fresh.

This is nice.

There is a spirit among us.

Who has just joined our circle?

Lordy, what is that smell?

Stop. Patrick, cut it out.

Does someone

want to send a message?

Knock once for yes

and twice for no.

Is it someone in our circle?

Stop.

Is it Miss Lillian?

Cut it out.

Is the message

for Miss Abernathy?

Patrick, stop.

Is the message for me?

Patrick, stop! Stop!

No! Jimmy! No!

Patrick, stop!

What's wrong?

That sounds like your mom.

Open up this door!

What the hell are you doing?

Where's my daughter?

I want to see her now!

You hold on a moment,

I'll go upstairs--

Come on out here!

I know she's in there!

Cynthia!

Oh, God! Come on, baby.

It'll be OK.

We're gonna get outta here.

Come on.

If you stay in this house

one more night...

you might as well

be sleeping in your grave!

Come on.

You certainly have

a way with women, Patrick.

Well, we're in business.

What?

Where we going?

You know I hate surprises.

It's a little business venture

I made on my own...

I wanted to show you.

I think you will approve.

I hope so.

I hope so.

What are we doing down here?

Like you always said...

we need to look for

the undervalued.

It don't get no more

undervalued than this.

Come on, Pop. Just come on.

Bet you didn't know

your company owned this place.

I went through a broker,

so you didn't know it was me...

but I couldn't wait

to see your face...

when you saw

how I fixed it up.

Look at this.

Son, is this

some kind of sick joke?

No! Look, Pop.

You listen to me, boy.

I didn't work

all of my goddamn life...

to get out of

this neighborhood...

for you to move

right back in it!

I thought you'd be proud of me.

I'm just trying

to do what you did--

take nothing and

make something out of it.

Nobody will ever

come down here, son.

Look at this

fucking neighborhood!

Son...shut it down.

Shut it down.

The company will buy it back.

No. Not this time, Pop.

I did this on my own,

and we will open tonight!

Bullshit!

That is bullshit!

Sell it back!

That is a fucking order!

Do you fucking hear me?!

Shut it!

You shut it, god damn it!

Shut it down

and sell this fucker!

Shut it, Patrick--

What's goin' on, baby?

Jimmy's into it, man.

That's what I'm saying.

Just wait.

Jimmy, what's happening, baby?

Good to see you.

You remember Eddie Mack,

don't you?

We met.

We did the afterschool

b-ball thing at Kenwood.

What it is, homeboy?

What it will be.

Jimmy, you know

Officer Lupovich, right?

I've heard of him.

Man, you got a nice crib here.

It's nice to see

a black man doing so well.

Everybody's happy.

We do all right.

But things change.

You gotta think ahead.

Got them lotteries

all over now, Bonesy.

Starting here, too.

Maybe next year.

Yeah, Jimmy.

A lot of our old customers...

are getting their new people

across the state lines...

buying those lotto tickets.

We need to get

on this thing fast.

What do anybody want with

them damn lottery tickets?

What else, youngblood?

Money.

No, man.

It ain't the money.

It's the high.

The big fat floating

"What if?"

Dig, it's way

more profitable, man.

Nobody ever wins,

so you never pay out.

But a $2 bet is cheaper

than a $20 bag.

I can dig that,

but I'm not talking horse.

I'm talking

a $5 kick in the head...

that's a quick ticket

to heaven, man.

And fools keep coming back.

All right, baby.

Those fools?

They're my people.

I can dig that, man,

but it ain't no thing.

It's a poor man's freebase.

Check it out.

I ain't interested,

and if you gonna sell it...

don't sell it around here.

Man, here, just try it.

I said, no, thanks.

-Man, try this!

-Hey, Huggybear!

I done drove all this way, man!

Hey! Back off.

Sit down!

That's cool.

I'm copastetic.

But it's like this here, man.

It's the wave comin', man.

A big-ass, Krakatoa,

east of Java wave.

Either you gonna be on top...

up here in

chocolate heaven...

or you'll get caught up

in the muddy undertow.

And that's real.

That's beautiful, baby.

Totally widescreen

sci-fi forward thinking...

and I can dig that...

but that's for you and yours.

Me and mines...

we cool as a motherfuckin'

icicle in the freezer.

By the way,

your 12 1/2 minutes is up.

Sorry about that, J-Bird.

It's never business,

it's always pleasure.

It's cool, Jimmy.

Did you see this motherfucker?

No, no, no.

Fuck it.

-Hey, Jimmy, look.

-Yeah, baby?

Just hear me out

on this one.

Pass up the money train

and jump his ass on the bus.

His loss.

Hear me out on this.

Don't need nothing like that.

We cool.

Drop the piece, homeboy.

Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

Drop the piece, nigger!

Eddie Mack! Come on, baby!

Lupovich, baby, just be cool.

Everybody just be cool.

Baby, be cool.

Be cool, man.

Jimmy, man, just hear it out.

Just hear out the deal.

I don't need to hear no deal.

I don't need no new partners...

I don't need no new product...

and I damn sure don't need

this cracker's...

Saturday night special

in my face.

Just try it. That's all.

You heard the man.

Try it.

All right, baby, that's good.

Heat it up!

Like that, Jimmy?

Just let it kick in, baby.

Gonna be nice, Jimmy.

Oh, my God!

God damn it!

Don't fucking move!

My one good suit!

God damn it!

Tell her to shut up!

Get your punk ass

over there now!

Tell that bitch

to stop screaming!

Stop fucking screaming!

You hear me?

What fuck are we gonna do now?

Shut up and let me think!

I need this like I fucking

need a hole in my head.

I am not the only one

in this room...

with that nigger's blood

on my hands.

Get his knife.

Everybody leaves a print.

We hang together,

or we hang separately.

Now cut him and cut him good.

What it is, homeboy.

What it will be, nigger.

Now you.

Hey! Now you!

J-Bird, help me, brother.

I'm sorry, brother.

Since we was grasshoppers.

Like you said.

Every man for himself, baby.

Hey, Shaft, it's your turn.

Hey, don't even think about it.

Man, hurry up!

OK, mama, it's your turn.

I won't do it.

Either you cut him...

or die with him.

I love you.

All right,

let's clean this shit up.

Take this and bury it with him.

Come on, move!

Get him out of here.

Bet you wish

you took the deal, nigger.

Damn!

Does your mama know

that you're here?

What my mama don't know

won't hurt her.

I heard that.

Hey, can you take

a little extended solo...

right about now,

funk soul brother?

What does she look like,

Maurice?

Thanks, bro.

Baby, if you ain't got

any culture in you...

you're about

to have all of 'em.

Breathin' just gets deeper,

baby.

You sweet little

gangsta del amore...

el cacho de la cosmos.

We will speak the international

language of love.

Yo, bro!

What?

I gotta see what he wants.

I know you're havin'

a good time...

but could you please go find

the gangsta of love?

I'm getting vinyl spindonitis,

and I know he's upstairs.

All right.

Keep an eye on Cyn for me.

Thank you.

Maurice! Where you at?

Yo, man, get decent...

'cause I'm comin' in.

Come on, man.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

The gangsta of love

don't eat no fried chicken.

Oh, shit!

Aw, man!

Hey! Hey, man,

where are you goin'?

No, don't run! Relax!

Stay calm, don't push!

Hey! Don't push!

Relax! Don't push! Please!

Settle down!

What the hell's goin' on?

-Come on!

-Where's Maurice?

He's dead! Get up!

Move! Come on!

Get out of here! Go!

Go!

Run! Run!

I guess

you won't be needin' this...

or this, motherfucker.

It's OK.

We're safe.

We should have done this

a long time ago.

It's all right, baby.

He tried to kill us.

If he wanted to kill you,

you would've been dead already.

Who is he?

What was he?

Your father.

He was your father.

You have his eyes.

Free at last, free at last.

Leave me be!

It wasn't my fault, man.

I didn't know

what they'd planned.

Hush.

It don't even matter now.

Lookie here, man.

It's me, baby.

I been on your side

all the way.

Don't you remember, man?

Remember?

I'll show you what I remember.

Feel better?

I--I had no choice.

What else could I have done?

You could've died with me.

Or died tryin'.

You're gonna be free and clear,

Shotgun.

All debts are paid, baby.

Swing low, sweet chariot

Comin' for to carry me home

Did you do it?

Do what, son?

What are you talkin' about?

You know

what I'm talkin' about.

The club. Did you do it?

I know you didn't want us

down there.

I wouldn't have risked

killing you to get you out.

-I was trying to protect you.

-From what?

Why did you give a shit

about the building?

Why did you care that we were

there, of all places?

It is just a bad neighborhood,

Patrick.

Bullshit.

Look, don't lie to me, Pop.

Come on.

For once, tell me the truth.

Look, I saw your face.

Now, you knew that place,

and you knew those people.

It's the past, Patrick.

It's dead.

Dead?

I don't think

your past is dead, Pop.

It's alive.

And it killed Maurice.

Hey, slinky thing.

Are you lookin' to score?

Uh-uh, little brother.

I got a natural high--

a supernatural high.

You got a supernatural high?

Eddie Mack

don't like no whackos...

comin' through our neighborhood

playing that Rainman stuff.

Big bad-ass Eddie Mack...

got shit for brains,

and that's a fact.

Are you sufferin'

from nigligence?

I'll whup your ass!

Shit, that nigga crazy, man.

He ain't shit.

This nigger's

sufferin' from nigligence.

Look here, you fake-ass Shaft.

Why don't you raise up off

that coat and let me have that?

Sure. Here it is.

Mama?

He's gonna kill

every last one of 'em.

Kill who?

Eddie Mack, that cop,

and Jeremiah.

And those kids.

Maybe they deserved it.

Maybe we all deserve it.

Patrick doesn't.

And his brother

and sister don't.

I don't.

I'll try something.

I have nothing left to lose--

only you.

This what you want, right?

Oh, it tickles!

I wanna do that again.

All night?

I gotta go winky.

Fucked around and got me

a Marilyn Monroe ho.

Play that rollin' bass, baby.

I'm gonna tickle your little

pink tweeter all night.

Put these snakes to work.

Move your body.

Nothing's wrong.

Hey, Snowflake!

Where you at, girl?

I got somethin' to tell you.

Come on, now, girl.

Don't nobody stand up

the mack daddy.

Look here, girl.

Where you at?

Come on, now, baby.

I got somethin' to give you.

Come on, now, bitch.

Quit playin'.

I don't wanna play

these type of games. Come on.

Shit! I almost broke--

What the fuck?

All right, motherfucker.

Y'all wanna do this shit?

Motherfuckers

wanna act ignorant?

Where the fuck you at?

You wanna jump, motherfucker?

You wanna be froggy nigger?

Leap!

Jimmy Bones, is that you?

We killed you, motherfucker,

and buried your ass...

in nothing but

your bitch's bloody rags.

Now I can count the holes

in your motherfuckin' chest.

Is that it?

Your big-ass tidal wave?

You think I'm-a do it?

Think I'm-a do it?

Fuck you, Jimmy,

you jive-ass nigger.

Man, where the fuck are you at?

I'm here.

Where the fuck are you?

Man, I'm at the spot

where I said I was gonna be.

-Now get your ass over here!

-I'll meet you there.

Bones, you motherfucker.

What you done to me?

Not half of

what I'm plannin' on.

Man, this is

some twisted shit, man.

What you need with my head?

I'm just usin' it

to carry your soul, sucker.

My soul? Fuck you.

I killed you, you killed me--

we even!

Damn, why you gotta get all

meta-fuckin'-physical, nigger?

Shit! I'm sick--

You just gonna bang my shit

up against the wall?

Jesus fuckin' Christ.

I need this like I fuckin'

need a hole in my head.

Oh, yeah, you better be scared.

What?

Oh, Jesus Christ.

You heard the man.

Try it!

You next, Lou.

I told your ass, boy.

If you wanna get ahead

in life...

Was that fuckin' necessary, man?

What's up with these gates?

Let's see if these gates

can save Jeremiah...

when his past comes callin'.

We have to save him.

Save who?

Can Jeremiah come out and play?

What it is,

and what it will be, my brother.

And it will be your ass.

How the hell

did you get in here?

At a time like this...

is that what

you really wanna know?

How the fuck I got in here?

Oh, my God, Jimmy.

Dad!

What the hell

are you guys doing?

Somebody please tell me--

Yeah, right.

It makes me feel better.

Where are you going?

I just called 911.

Then we really gotta go,

'cause I can't explain this.

I'll be back,

hopefully with Dad.

-We're coming with you.

-No, you're not.

You gotta stay with Mom !

Jesus fucking Christ,

what is this place? Oh, my God!

Shut the fuck up.

You two bitches were just meat.

You never had any idea smarter

than getting yourselves...

a little bit more.

But my brother J-Bird, here,

this nigger was smart.

He didn't just want more.

He wanted more

with compound interest.

Come on, Jimmy. Please, man.

-Get Lou.

-Get him.

Get that fucker.

Bye, Loopy Lou!

-It's the blood.

-What, Mama?

Remember when I told you

that a person...

has more than two parts,

they have three?

Body, soul, and spirit?

The spirit

lives in the blood...

and the spirit keeps

the body and soul together...

and sometimes

the spirit lives on.

Jimmy's blood

must still be in that building.

Let's go.

Look here, Jimmy.

I got $20,000 saved up, buried.

Don't nobody know

where it is but me.

You can have half of it.

All right.

You can have it all, man.

Come on, man.

I really don't--

Jimmy! Jimmy!

Come on, man, Jimmy!

And now, J-Bird, my brother...

it's time for you

to collect your interest.

This is it.

We found that skeleton

right down here.

All right, it was here.

Right here!

-What'd he have on?

-Nothin'.

No, wait,

there was a green rag.

My god, my dress.

My bloody dress.

We gotta burn it.

We gotta close the door.

Find my dress!

The blood on the dress

is keeping him alive!

-I couldn't find anything!

-Look for it!

You was my main man.

Since we was grasshoppers.

I always looked after you.

You had a piece

of everything I had.

I didn't want

a piece of yours, Jimmy.

I wanted my own.

And fuck everybody else, huh?

God damn, Jimmy!

Think about it, Jimmy.

If it had happened to you...

you would've done

the same goddamn thing, man.

Nah, brother.

I wouldn't have done

any manner of what you did.

It's a trip, ain't it?

Oh, my God.

Are you all right?

-Baby, you OK?

-She's all right.

-Be careful!

-Oh, hell, no!

Bill, slow down! Be careful.

Don't get hurt. Be careful.

Oh, shit.

Watch your step.

Stay back.

Come back!

Find Jeremiah!

Mama, come back!

Tell me, Jimmy.

What will it take, huh?

What do you want?

Just tell me, Jimmy!

Oh, man, that's easy.

Think you can give me

my life back?

Can you swing that, brother?

You know I can't do that!

You're fuckin' dead!

Dog eat dog, brother.

Dog eat dog.

-We can climb out.

-Where?

Anywhere but here.

Come on, man. Let's go.

Turn around, baby.

You know I always loved you

in this dress.

Oh, damn.

Come on, give me your hand.

Look out. You cool?

All right.

Did he create all this?

No, but he's a part of it.

This is...

the city of the dead.

We just have to remember

what was here and follow it.

Those stairs should take us

to the second floor.

Didn't I tell you, baby?

Didn't I tell you I'd be

strokin' your neck tonight?

I took out my revenge

'cause I had to.

Now stay here with me--

forever.

OK, where do we go now?

Oh, not now.

Come on!

Oh, my God.

Bro, where you goin'?

-Maurice, where you goin'?

-Bill, wait!

That's not Maurice.

Where you goin', man?

Where the hell you at?

He's gone.

This way.

Cynthia, wait.

I gotta find Bill.

Welcome home, baby girl.

Cynthia, no. Wait.

Cyn, wait!

Help me, Patrick, please!

Dad?

Please, Patrick.

Oh, no, Dad.

Help me, Patrick!

Jimmy Bones did this, Patrick!

Help me, Patrick!

Help me!

Surprise, nigger.

Die!

Die, motherfucker, die!

Stop it!

Stop it, please!

Daddy, let him go!

Daddy, stop!

Stop!

I love you.

Mama!

Oh, my God!

Cynthia! Come on!

We gotta go now!

Run! Come on! Let's go!

Please!

Come on! Run, Cyn, run!

-All right, we have to jump!

-I can't!

We have to! Now!

Cyn! Come on!

Come on! Jump! Hurry up!

Are you all right?

Come on, baby, we gotta go!

Come on! Go, go, go!

Oh, shit! Go!

Dog eat dog, boy.

Dog eat dog.