Kiss of the Tarantula (1976) - full transcript

(wind blowing)

(music and birds chirping)

Susan!

Get away from that,
you little...

Don't ever touch those
nasty things again!

(wind blowing)

(music)

See the Spider?

It wants to be your friend.

I found it under the bed.

It came all the way
from China



just to see you.

You wanna play with it?

Susan!

You nasty little girl!

Ooh!

How many times
have I told you

to leave those
filthy things alone?

Ow!

- Ugh!
- You killed my pet!

I hate you!
You killed my pet!

(dripping noise)

Daddy.

Hey, there's my little girl.

And you're not suppose
to be in here.



What's a matter, honey?

She killed my pet...

and it was a pretty spider.

Don't worry,

we'll find you another one.

I love you, Daddy.

Taking her side already!

Run along
- She was playing

with those
disgusting spiders again.

- Now, Martha.
- Don't you how Martha me.

I've had it.

What she needs is
a good whipping.

She's not going to be spanked.

Oh, well, we'll see about that.

Either you do something
about it or I will.

Aren't you being
a little rough on her?

- She's just a curious girl.
- Curious?

Oh.

I am sick of her.

I am sick of you
and I am sick of living

in this slimy mausoleum.

(door screeching)

(birds chirping)

(door closes)

You better hurry
before the ice melts.

You look lovely in black.

Just practicing.

How could two brothers
be so different?

Mmm.

You know, you got guts.

I could throw a rock and hit
the mortuary from here.

Oh, being with you is worth it.

As long as your careful.

Another week we won't
have to be careful.

Mmm.

Mmm.

(laughing)

What are you laughing at?

Just thinking,

with him dead,

what mortuary shall we use?

(laughing)

Mmm.

I am sick of the whole mess.

I refuse to discuss it.

I can't control her.

She belongs in a private school

away from here.

Absolutely not.

Ugh, it's those filthy spiders.

They give me the creeps!

She actually loves them.

Why not?

Have you ever given her
any love?

Oh, don't you blame me!

You've always taken her side.

You love that...

her more than you ever loved me.

Martha...

(sigh)

That's not true and you know it.

Oh!

Don't touch me!

You smell of chemicals
and death.

From now on, you stay out
of my room.

(clock chiming)

(door slams)

Walter,

I can't take it anymore.

I can't wait another week.

I want him dead now.

I know it won't be long.

You're right, I will.

I love you, darling.

(eerie music)

(humming)

(eerie music)

(suspenseful music)

(terrified cries)

(terrified gasps)

(crashing noise)

Mother?

That he gave His
only begotten Son,

that whosoever believeth in Him

should not perish,

but have everlasting life.

Thank you, Walter.

I don't know what I would
have done without you.

That's what brothers are for.

(music)

Nice girl

How did you like that fly?

Ah, that a girl.

Next time it will be
a nice juicy cricket.

Yeah.

That a girl.

Nice, Jennifer.

Pretty girl.

Nice, Jennifer.

Good girl.

That's my baby.

Goon.

That a girl, Jennifer.

That a girl.

That's my girl, Jennifer.

That's my girl.

I'm sorry to disturb you, hun,
but the boys will be here soon

and I need your help.

Are they eating any better?

They certainly are.

It's going to be lonely
without you.

Well, a week isn't along time.

And I know you can
take care of yourself.

Why don't you call Linda.

Now, I'm sure her mother
will let her stay over here

while I'm gone.

I don't think so.

Oh, Dad.

After all these years are they
still giving you a rough time?

They either just ignore me
or they make fun of me.

And all because
I'm a mortician

Too bad I'm not
in a livelier profession.

(laughter)
Oh, Dad.

Now, you don't worry
about those punks.

You're a very attractive
young lady.

You'll have plenty of friends.

I hope you're right.

Trust me, Susan.
(doorbell ringing)

I'll get it.

Ah, the livelier member
of the Bradley family.

Hello.

- Ha ha.
- And the prettiest.

Well, how are my
two biggest fans?

We too early?

No, my father's been
waiting for you,

but Uncle Walter isn't here.

Ah, but there's
where you're wrong.

Does anyone need a ticket fixed?

I caught you.

You're on my
Ten Most Wanted list.

Hello, Uncle Walter.

Is this a convention out here?

Ah, our next attorney general.

- That's a tad premature, John.
- Come on.

Let's go to work, Walter.

I'll be right with you,
spoiled sport.

You know, you're as lovely
as your mother was.

Remember, Susan,

if you need anything
when your dad's away,

just give aloud...

whistle.

That's my girl.

You can't be serious, Walter.

You've done an outstanding job.

The town's never had
2 better chief.

Well, I appreciate your
vote of confidence, Ralph.

I'm gonna need all the help
I can get.

Well, you can count on us.

Well,

that means you'll be out
campaigning most evenings.

What about Susan?

Susan's used to being alone.

Well...

I'm sure all of us here will,
uh.

Keep an eye on her.

Now, be good.

And if you need anything,

Uncle Walter will be close by.

I'll miss you.

Have a good time.

- Bye.
- Bye.

(music)

(telephone ringing)

Yes?

"Hi, its me."

Who?

Me, Joe Penny.

Hi, Joe.

You still there?

Sure.

"That's good."

"What's happenin'?"

Not much.

Wha... what are you up to?

"Well,

nothing really."

Come on, Joe.

Well, okay.

You going to any
Halloween parties tonight?

"No."

Well, neither am ll.

I...

Would you...

Would you like to
come over for a while?

"I'd like that."

Please do.

"Okay."

I'll see you in an hour.

Bye bye.

(engine sound approaching)

You and Nancy stay in the car.

Told you this thing
wouldn't work

Get out of the car

Come on!

Are you sure nobody's home?

Yeah, I'm sure nobody's home.

- Look out!
- Hey!

- Careful!
- Get out!

Now, get off, man!
Now, you two stay here.

We're gonna get the coffin
and be out.

Hurry up, I don't want to be
late for the party.

I said, knock it off, dummies.

Go easy on that stuff.

You're going into the house.

(clock chiming)

Knock it off.

Shhh.

Man, this place is weird.

(door banging)

Let's find one we can carry

- Get this one, come on.
- No, not that one.

Hey, man,

like this one.

Check this one out over here.

Hey, man, the one that's
the closest one

Let's get it
and get out of here.

Let's see.

Yeah, okay, let's
get it out of here.

Okay, let's go

Be quiet!

Okay, no noise now, dammit.

(banging noise)

Come on, man.

Shhh.

Come on, hurry up.

(suspenseful music)

Joe?

Is that you, Joe?

Joe?

Hurry, somebody's coming.

(muttering softly)

Let's get out of here.

(clock ticking)

Who is it?

Who's there?

(loud yelling and screaming)

(laughing)

- What are you guys doing?
- Hey, Susan,

don't get so excited!

We just wanna borrow
a little coffin

for a little ol' party
we're gonna have.

No!

Just get out of here.

Doesn't she look nice
tonight, huh?

- Ha ha ha!
- She does, look at her

I bet you got a hot date
with ol' Joe Penny, hasn't she?

Ha ha ha!

You know, you don't look
half bad when you

get yourself all fixed up,
Susan.

Hey, I got an idea.

Let's take Susan
along with us, huh?

That is a good idea.

No!

I'll call the police
if you don't get out.

Hey, wait, wait!

(loud laughter)

- Hey! Hey!
- Ha ha.

Hey, come on now.

It's gonna be a party, huh?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- No, just...
- Hey, what you got

behind the door?

- Just stay out of there.
- What's back there?

- No!
- A wine cellar!

- Yeah! Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
- No! No! No!

Ugh!

Hey, Bo!

Bo!

Bo, you gotta see this.

- This is really weird.
- Stay out of there!

Bo!

Gross.

- Bo.
- Where'd he go?

Come here.

Look, at the damn things.

(yelling and laughter)

Hey, stop it!
Will, you look out!

Look out!

Hey, he's afraid
of the spiders, huh?

I'm not afraid of the spiders.

No!

No!

- No!
- I'm not afraid of spiders.

Ah, he is afraid of the spiders!

Well, go ahead
and take one then.

No!

No!

I'm not afraid of it!

He's afraid of it!

- I'm not afraid of it.
- Ha ha ha ha.

He's gonna wet in his pants.

- Ha ha ha.
- I'm not afraid of...

Watch him wet in his pants.

Ha ha ha ha.

Stop it!

No.

Stop it!

Stop it!

No!

No!

No!

Told you I wasn't afraid of em'!

(screaming)

Are you happy?

Do you like killing,
is that it?

Yeah, let's get out of here.

Wha- wha- what
about the casket?

Forget it, let's just
get out of here.

(eerie music)

Susan,

you all right?

Why, Joe?

I don't know.

They just always gotta be
proving something, I guess.

They didn't have to kill em'...

I wish there was some way
I could pay em' back.

What do you think
will happen now?

They'll brag about
killing your spiders and...

make fun of you.

Just forget about it.

I just wish there was...

I wish I could think of some way
to make them leave me alone.

Talkin' to em' won't
do any good.

Besides, they'll all be at
the drive-in getting drunk.

I know.

Come on, Susan,

there's nothing we can do
about it now.

I guess not.

(multiple voices speaking)

(multiple voices speaking)

Hey, you all hand me
one of those.

- Come on.
- Here, I've got it.

Here, honey.

- We'll share this one, okay?
- Okay.

Can I share...
I want to share with you.

Okay, we'll share one.

Thank you.

Ha ha.
Hey, great flick, you know?

- Women.
- Ha ha ha.

I don't know, uh...

- Mmm.
- What, I am pretty cute.

- Watch this.
- Thank you.

Can you move over, some?

Why don't you move over here
so they can see, baby.

- Yeah.
- Try movin' over a little bit,

- please.
- Wait a minute.

- Ah, that's pretty good.
- That's good.

Come over here.

It's better over here,
you know.

Ha ha ha.

Are you kidding?

Come on, let's watch the film.

(voice on drive-in speaker)

(mumbling)

That's very difficult.

(ominous music)

(voices on drive-in speaker)

Watch your hands.

- Why?
- Ha ha ha.

Stop it.

Honey.

Honey,

don't be tickling me.

Don't tickle me, stop.

Ahh!
(loud terrified screaming)

(screams)

Get off!

(screams)

Get off!

(screams)

Get off!

(screams)

Get off!

(screams)

Get off!

(screams)

Get this thing moving!

- Get away!
- Get away!

Get away!

(screams)

Got to get out!

(painful moaning)

Oh, my god.

(trembling sounds)

(voices on drive-in speaker)

(music)

All right, out, out.
This isn't a motel.

Oh, my god.

You'll have to talk
to her later, Chief.

Well, the hell with that.

(voice paging doctor)
You just bring her around.

I don't care how you do it,
just..do it.

And I say you stay
away from her.

Look,

I'm sorry.

I just don't know what happened.

Maybe, they freaked out.

They didn't freak out.

They didn't find anything.

No drugs, no nothing.

Well, she can't help you now.

You've got to realize
that she needs rest.

Please!

Joan.

Joan, can you hear me?

Can you tell me what happened?
(loud screaming)

Sorry you had to cut
your trip short.

I'm, still stunned.

Everyone is.

It's hit this town pretty hard.

How could it happen?

That's the hell of it.

We just don't know.

Anything like this
ever happen?

No.

You know this town
is pretty frightened.

Did you find anything,

anything the lab could
have missed?

Not a thing.

Well,

I'll see you tomorrow.

What are you doing here?

Just swinging.

It was so...

hot and stuffy in there.

Would you like to take...

a walk with me?

No.

I just want to sit
and listen to the quiet.

Are you all right?

Fine.

Sorry, about your friends.

Eric and that girl, Tracy.

Thank you.

Susan.

Goodnight, Susan.

You better go in.

It's getting cool.

Eric.

Eric.

I brought you a present.

Someone to keep you company.

Forever.

Treat him more gently this time.

The Lord is my Shepherd;
I shall not want.

He maketh me to lie down
in green pastures.

He leadeth me beside
the still waters.

He restoreth my soul.

He leadeth me in
the paths of righteousness

for His name's sake.

Yea, though I walk through the
valley of the shadow of death,

I will fear no evil.

For thou art with me;

thy rod and thy staff...

(paging doctor over speaker)

I thought everyone
was at the funeral.

- , I think it's better
10 give comfort to the living.

Well, I-I'm really not sure
she's ready

to have visitors yet.

Well, the doctor said
it was all right.

Well, keep it short.

I- I never wanted to hurt you,

but... they made me do it.

I had to do it.

Believe me, I didn't
want to hurt you.

Please, forgive me.

Forgive you for what, Susan?

Forgive you for what?

Nothing.

Your lying.

I am sorry about Joan and Tracy.

Joan wasn't even
2 friend of hers.

That's just it.

And she was acting as if she
knew all about what happened.

What'd she say?

She was telling Joan
she was sorry.

For what?

That's what you got to find out.

So you figure she had something
to do with it, huh?

I know she did.

I know it!

Susan.

I'll take care of her myself.

(music)

Susan.

Bo.

Hi.

Hello.

Uh, hey...

After what's happened
and all, I...

I want to apologize for what
we did the other night.

Okay.

Uh, look, I'm no angel.
I never have been.

I never even pretended to be.
I...

I did want to say
that I like you and...

that I am sorry.

Thank you, Bo.

I better go.

Well, - um

Hey, uh...

What's on your
agenda tonight?

Nothing, why?

Well, why don't we two
get together and, uh...

You know, we can
talk or something.

Okay?

Okay?

- Okay.
- Beautiful.

Hey, I got 2 surprise for you.

Hey, see, I told you I had
2 surprise for you.

Hey, see, I told you I had
2 surprise for you.

Please take me home.

Hey, what's a matter?
It's suppose to be a good movie.

I don't like drive-ins.
[

We got the best spot
in the house, huh?

Please take me home, please.

Hey, we just got here.

Hmm?

Hey, what's a matter?
I won't bite.

Come on.

Why'd you bring me here?

I told you it's suppose
to be a good film.

No, I mean here.

Hey, what's a matter,

you superstitious or something?

I just want to be
alone with you.

Is that the only reason?

What other reason would I have?

(sighs)

All right, we'll just talk.

About what?

I don't know.
I'll think of something.

Sit and enjoy.

Hey, you like mysteries?

Huh?

Do you know when the...

the detective tracks down
the clever killer?

Not really.

No, I don't.

What do you like then?

Well, you really want to know?

Hey, I wouldn't ask if
I didn't want to know.

Well...

I like...

fun pictures, you know.

Like comedies and musicals
and.

Happy endings.

That's right.

You know, everything just seems
So...

unhappy now.

Everything is so...

down.

Terrible things are happening.

That's why I like happy endings.

I like everything...

fresh and alive.

How were my friends killed?

What?

How were my friends killed?

I don't understand.

I had some friends of mine
who saw you out here

the night that Tracy
and Eric got it.

That's a lie.

Who told you those lies?

Tell me!

You told me you were sorry.

What are you trying to prove?
Why are you doing this to me?

That you had something
to do with it!

Hey, you come back here!

I'll find out!

I'll find out then
I'm gonna get you!

He...

He lied.

He said he was...

He was sorry.

And now he's...

He's trying to close in on me.

They all want to close...

in on me.

They want to take me
away from you.

And...

if they do that...

there won't be anyone
to take care of you.

Don't you understand?

You can't survive without me.

Yeah, you were right, Nancy.

Yeah.

Well, she must of had
something to do with it.

No, I didn't, but I'm gonna
keep after her fill I do.

You can bet on that.

Yeah.

Right after work tomorrow.

For sure.

First floor is the only thing
you got to worry about.

Just got to make sure
those joints won't leak.

Well, if they'd put it in before
they put the insulation in,

we wouldn't be up
here doing this.

Well, we just got to be thankful
that...

this is the only place that's
had any trouble, that's all.

What a way to spend
a Saturday.

I don't like it either,
but that inspector

is gonna be here first thing
Monday morning.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Look, I'd do it myself,
but I can't get into

- those place anymore.
- Ha ha ha.

You get up one of those ducts,
I'd given up my Sunday

and come down here and cut you
out of the damn thing.

- Ha ha ha.
- Ha ha ha.

I'm gonna go over
to the Henderson job.

I'll be back in
a couple of hours.

All right.

(banging metal noise)

(eerie music)

(eerie music)

(banging metal noise continues)

Who's there?

Who's out there?

(terrified sound)

Hel... Help me!

Help! Help me!

Help me!

(loud terrified screaming)

I cant...

I can't get out of here.

I gotta get out.
I can't stay here.

I gotta...

I gotta get...

I...!

I can't get out!

(crying and sobbing)

God.

I gotta get out!

(fearful whimpers)

(loud screaming)

(dispatcher's voice on radio)

He was perfectly all right
an hour ago.

How was he...
(mumbling)

Wes, take him to my car.

I have a bottle in
my glove compartment.

Come on.

(indistinct voice on the radio)

Wes.

Yes, chief.

What do you think?

I don't know,

the way he was jammed
in there.

Suffocation?

Sure was tough to get him out.

Well, I guess it's up
to the coroner.

Look at the lovely flowers
someone left for you

at the desk.

There.

Come on, don't you want
to get out of bed?

It'll make you feel better.

Get up and walking around,

you'll be going home
in a couple of days.

There.

You look a lot better.
Don't you feel better?

Get out of that nightgown
and put on your clothes.

It'd be good to get home,
won't it?

Yeah.

Just a second

(loud screaming)

Doctor! Doctor!

Doctor!

I don't know what happened.

Well, you had better come up
with an answer.

My first concern
is for my patient.

Now, look, Morgan, you have
coddled that girl.

You've prevented me
from talking to her.

Now, get off that and find
2 Way for her to talk.

She's over the edge, for good.

(voice paging over speaker)

Maybe, you better to talk
to Nurse Hamilton.

Yeah, maybe, I better.

She's quiet now.

What happened?

She was doing fine,
walking around, seeing things.

What was she doing?

Well, she was walking around
and and walked over

to the window.

She saw the flowers.

Well, she saw the flowers
and just went to pieces.

Are trying to tell me that she
flipped out over some flowers?

Now, it had to be
something else.

Well, after I got
her back in bed,

I went and looked
at the flowers and...

It was just a harmless
garden spider so I thought...

Spider?

Well, just a garden spider
and I didn't want it in the room

0 I... killed it.

Spider.

Hello, Uncle Walter.

How's my favorite gin?

Okay, I guess.

Hop in, I'll give you
a ride home.

Too bad about Bo Richards.

You know it's strange
the way Bo died.

All wedged in there.

Like the devil was after him.

I take it he wasn't one of your
all-time favorite guys.

He didn't like me,
I didn't like him.

Is that why he was screaming
at you in the drive-in?

Where'd you hear that?

Just a cop doing my job.

So he was a creep.

He was dirt.

Remember, Susan,

your my favorite girl.

I don't want to see you unhappy.

I suppose nothing has
turned up about Bo.

I suppose nothing has
turned up about Bo.

Not a clue.

Thank you.

I mean, could he have
been scared to death?

He backs in there,

something frightens him,

he panics.

And maybe, he suffocates.

Susan,

what do you think
could have caused it?

I have no idea.

Well, it's just a thought.

Shake...

Spider...

They like dark places,
don't they, Susan?

I believe so.

Well, there's a bright side
to the story.

The girl that was in shock
in the hospital,

well, she's feeling better.

(sigh)

And she'll be able to tell us
exactly what happened

in that drive-in.

(exhales)

That was a fine dinner, Susan.

You'll make a fine wife
for someone.

She will indeed.

Are you still seeing Joe Penny?

Excuse me,

I have some work to do.

See you tomorrow, Susan.

She's very upset
about that boy's death.

That's a shame.

(phone ringing and typing noise)

That's a serious charge, Nancy.

I know she's your niece,

but I know she killed Bo.

- Look, if this is true...
- It is true!

I'll see that justice
is carried out,

relative or no relative.

But these wild charges
are meaningless.

Please, listen to me.

She killed him!

What proof do you have?

Hmm?

Don't you see?

Everyone who was at the
mortuary that night is dead.

That's not proof.

That's just a strange
and tragic coincidence.

Hey, you're wrong!

The night before Bo died
he called me.

What did he say?

He was sure Susan had something
to do with their deaths.

Is that it?

You don't believe me, do you?

Look, my job is
to find evidence.

So far, you given me nothing.

If you won't help me
I'll find someone who will.

I'll do it myself!

Nancy!

Nancy!

(telephone ringing)

(honking horn)

(suspenseful music)

Hello, Uncle Walter,

dad's in back.

I didn't come
to see my brother.

I came to talk to you.

It's urgent.

Okay.

What is it?

A girl came to my office
and she made

very wild and strange
accusations about you.

- About me?
- Mmm hmm.

Well, what did she say?

Nancy, said that you were
responsible for Bo's death.

- That I'm...
- Mmm hmm.

And for the kids
in the drive-in.

Do you believe that?

Susan,

it's not what I think.

I mean the girl's hysterical.

But she can do a lot
of damage in this town.

And there's certain evidence
that, uh...

points directly to you.

What are you going to do now?

I can protect you.

I can calm her down.

I can convince the town people
that she's wrong,

but I need your cooperation.

We're family.

You're so lovely.

No one will hurt you.

No.

We have to look out
for each other.

No, please, no.

I'll take care of everything.

Everything will be just...

fine.

Nancy!

What are you doing here?

You lied to me.

I saw you through the window.

Nancy,

just wait a minute.

Let's be reasonable.

She's crazy.

She killed them and you're
protecting her.

Do you know what that kind
of talk can do to me?

I mean to my career?

I mean, do you?

I've worked too hard.

I've worked...

too hard...

to let anyone...

(ominous music)

ruin it.

(whimpering)

(crying)

(yelling and struggling)

(heaving breathing)

RC was out huntin'.

Found her lying here.

Oh, lord.

Did you find anything helpful?

Nothing.

Well...

I guess I have to break
the news to Mrs. Drury.

I want an autopsy report
as soon as...

possible.

Will do.

Is that all?

It's better than nothing.

Great.

At least we know that
she wasn't sexually assaulted.

Look, I know it ain't
much to go on,

- but...
- Ain't much?

It's down to zero.

You did a fine job, Dad.

She looks so peaceful.

Once I get all the air
out of her coffin,

and she's hermetically sealed,

she'll look this lovely
for years.

(clock chiming)

You better get going.

I should be back by eleven.

You know, those campaign
meetings last forever.

Well, try and have
a good time, okay?

(suspenseful music)

Susan.

What are you doing in my room?

Get out!

I've come to talk
about your future...

and mine.

Our future.

What do you mean?

I know how it feels.

We're even closer now.

- What are you talking about?
- Listen, it's all right.

Everything will be just fine.

I've taken care of everything.

What are you talking about?

Listen, it's all right!

Everything will be just fine.

I've taken care of everything.

You've taken care of what?

No one, will ever know.

It will be just like Bo
and all the others.

Others?

What are you talking about?

Nancy.

Ah, yes.

She wanted to put you away.

So I had to stop her!

We can be together now.

You killed Nancy!

I did it for you!

I did it for you!

Don't fight me, I've
waited too long for this.

- Too long.
- No.

No!

(loud screaming)

Ugh.

Oh please!

Susan.

I...

Can't move!

Susan.

Please, help me up.

I can't move.

I can't move!

(panting)

Please.

Please.

It hurts.

Susan.

Susan.

Susan.

Help me!

Help me!

No.

(sigh)

Why,

Susan?

Why?

Why, Susan?

You destroyed my family.

You made me kill my mother.

Susan.

Yes.

(painful yelling)

Su...!

Susan!

(painful crying)

Susan!

Susan, please.

Please!

Susan.

You're hurting me

Susan.

I never wanted to kill
your father!

(coughing)

Okay, Susan.

(painful struggling)

What's that?

Susan.

Agh!

Oh!

Susan, please!

Susan.

(coughing and panting)

Susan.

Susan.

Susan.

Please!

Help me.

Susan.

Please,

what are you doing?

Susan.

Susan.

Susan,

I'm your uncle, Susan.

I'm your uncle.

Susan.

(music and clock chiming)

(coughing)

Oh, don't.

Susan.

Susan.

(coughing and choking)

Susan.

I really love you.

We could make a life together.

Susan.

They'll find out!

(eerie music)

(eerie music)

(background conversation)

Oh.

Oh, Susan.

I won't touch you.

I promise you.

Please, stop!

Don't freak out.

Susan, what are you doing?

Susan!

Susan, please.

Ugh!

Ugh!

Susan.

Please!

No, Susan!

Please!

I ca-

can't, not like this.

Susan.

Listen,

I-I'll never touch you again.

Susan.

No!

No, Susan!

No!

No!

No, Susan!

Susan.

Susan.

Susan, let me out.

Susan.

Susan.

No.

No.

Don't do this.

I'm your uncle, Susan.

Please,

they'll find out.

No.

(moaning)

Susan!

Susan!

(coughing)

No, Susan.

Please,

no.

Please, help your uncle.

They'll find out.

Wait!

(suspenseful music)

(muffled speaking)
Susan.

I can't breathe.

(muffled pleading)

Susan, I'll suffocate.

I'll suffocate, Susan.

I...

I can't breathe!

Susan!

I can't breathe.

Don't,

leave me.

Please!

Please!

Not like this, Susan.

Please.

Ugh...

I cant...

I cant...

I can't breathe!

Please, Susan!

Please,

get me out.

(moaning)

(faint coughing)

No, Susan.

No,

help me,

Susan.

Help me.

Help me.

Don't leave me, Susan.

Don't leave me.

Please, don't leave me.

- Help me.
- Goodbye, Uncle Walter.

Help me, Susan.

Don't do this to me.

Please, Susan.

Please!

I...

I'll suff...

I...

I'll suffocate!

Don't, Susan.

Don't...

Hi, Dad.

Goodnight.

(music)
Sleep well.