Witchcraft 13: Blood of the Chosen (2008) - full transcript

(dramatic music)

(whooshing)

(ominous music)

(moaning)

- Usually,

I have a good sense
of people, Leandra,

but you came out of nowhere.

- Are you complaining?

- I don't know.

It's like you hunting
me down in that club.

- When I see something
I want, I go for it.



- You're like a sexual predator.

I like it.

- Do you have a sense
of me now, Clive?

- I think so.

Let's move this to the room.

- Why bother?

Let's keep it out here.

(moaning)

How's that for a
sexual predator?

- It's perfect.

(laughing)

(moaning)

(eerie music)

What's the deal?



- Nothing.

Nothing at all.

(yelling)

(squelching)

(groaning)

- Jesus fucking Christ!

(groaning)

(menacing music)

- Just the mind
and body of a man

even with a heart of a warlock.

(exciting rock music)

(people applauding)

(party commotion)

(party beat music)

(party commotion)

- Will?

I mean, Mr. Spanner.

We're gonna be moving
the celebration down

to Sully's Bar and Grill.

Why don't you come out
with the rest of the firm

and celebrate the verdict?

- I would love it,

but I've got a ton of post-trial
paperwork to catch up on.

- Even after you win,
you still keep working.

- You know.

(partiers chanting)

- Will, I just wanted
to talk the time

to thank you for giving
me the opportunity

to work for you
and learn from you

and to tell you how
much I admire you.

You really are
something special.

- Well thank you, Laura.

I appreciate that.

You know, sometimes I
think your uncle and I

were the only guys to go to
law school to help people out.

- Are you sure you don't
wanna come out with us?

I promise we'll
have a great time.

- It'll be magic.

But really, I've got a ton
of paperwork to catch up on

and I'm meeting an
old friend tonight.

I haven't seen him
in quite awhile.

I get the feeling
he needs my help.

- There you go again,

always wanting to help someone.

You have a good
night, Mr. Spanner.

- Thanks Laura.

You have a goodnight too.

- Hey, Laura, you ready?

- Yeah.

(party commotion)

- Shit, I'm late.

(exciting rock music)

- Well,

I don't think one beer's
going to be enough

for the both of us.

- Well what is it
I can get for you?

- You already have.

I'll be at the table
over there in the corner.

- I'll be right there.

I like her style.

- I like her looks.

- Looks can be deceiving
though. You know that.

I'll tell you what,
I'll take another beer.

Gracias.

(somber music)

You know, Skylar is a
very intriguing name.

- You have no idea, Ben.

- Oh yeah?

Wait a minute, did
I tell you my name?

Hey, there's my friend, Will.

- Good to see you, man.

- What's up, man?

How you doing?

- Good, good, good.

- Well, I hope all
that work I did for you

paid off in the case.

- We got the word today, we won.

We won big time.

Thanks for the help.

- Thank you.

It's a little more
than I expected.

- I threw a bonus in
there for a job well done

and I like to take
care of my own.

- Awesome, man, I could
really use it, thanks.

- Sure.

You know, now that
we've won this case,

I feel like such a weight's
been lifted off me.

- Really?

That weight that
actually flew off of you

I think landed right on me.

- Really? Why?

- I don't know, man.

I just feel like
the past couple days

there's been something on
top of me and behind me

and I can't shake it.

- Depression?

- No, actually I've
been pretty happy.

I don't know.

All this power I have inside me,

it feels like it's just
gonna fucking burst out of me

and I don't know what to do.

Do you have problems
controlling your powers?

- Every day.

You know my power
comes from evil.

I hate that and I try
to use them for good,

but it just doesn't
work that way.

Maybe that's why I
burry myself in my work.

Maybe that's why I only
take cases from people

who are good people.

Maybe I'm feeling
like that suppresses

that dark side of my
destiny, you know?

- I don't know, man.

We've walked the same
path in so many ways,

but yours is on
such a higher plain.

- It affects me at
every level of my life.

I thought I had a really
good thing going with Kelly.

For a few years,
you know, my fiance.

But this curse, this
destiny of mine,

blew that too.

- Are you having feelings
of physical discomfort?

Like somebody feels
when they have

a bum knee in bad weather?

- No.

Why?

- I don't know, I feel
like there's something up

in our world of our kind.

I really want you to
be careful out there.

- Don't worry about me.

You be careful.

- Thanks man.

Glad you're my friend.

I'm glad you're my client too.

- Well, friends don't let
friends drive in that condition.

Come on, I'll give you a ride.

- Well,

actually, man,
don't take offense

but I would rather
have a ride with her.

- You go, buddy.

Keep in touch.

- All right, will do.

(somber beat music)

- [Radio Announcer]
Witnesses claim

the suspect carried
to bobcat heads

and squirted a
milky white liquid.

The exact symbolism
which is still unknown.

And in local news,

another body was
discovered last night

in the Piney Point subdivision.

The victim's heart was
found missing yet again.

- Shit.

I wanted to give that to Ben.

- [Radio Announcer]
Investigators had no comment

on the matter when questioned.

- Maybe I can catch him

before he leaves with that girl.

(somber beat music)

Hey, did that Ben guy,

the one who was talking to
the woman who was just here,

did he ever leave?

- Yeah, he left with the
girl that he was talking to.

- That was fast.

- Actually, you might be
able to catch up to him.

They headed out on
foot down the street.

- Thanks.

(somber beat music)

Ben!

(ominous music)

Ben!

Jesus.

(foreboding music)

Homicide, please.

I'd like to report a murder.

Why?

(knocking)

Officer Gentry, Officer White.

Look, I'm willing
to help you guys out

but I told you everything I know

last night at the crime scene.

- Yes, we know, and
you've been very helpful.

However,

some things have
come to our attention

that we'd like to
talk to you about.

- Okay, sure.

- We'd like to keep this
conversation a bit under wraps,

if you don't mind.

- I understand.

Please, have a seat.

- There are a couple things
that have been bothering us.

I don't know if
you're aware of this,

but there have been
a series of killings,

just like your friend's,

in many of the
surrounding counties.

- All with their
hearts ripped out?

- Exactly.

- I'm not surprised that you
have not gotten wind of this.

Communication between
the surrounding counties,

police departments is horrible

and they don't help
each other out too much,

so we've been slowly
piecing this thing together.

Your friend, Ben,

he was the fifth one.

- I hope you guys get a break
soon and find something out,

but why come to me?

- With the way the
victims are being killed.

- With their hearts ripped out.

- Right.

We can't help but think

this might be some sort
of ritualistic thing.

- Listen, I'll be straight
with you, Spanner.

I used to know Detective Lutz.

- Lucy or her brother?

- The whole family, actually.

- How is she? I haven't
thought of her in years.

- I haven't talked to
Lucy in a couple years

since we broke up.

Coming from an entire
family of cops,

I guess dating one isn't the
right thing to do socially.

- She was tough as nails.

- Without a doubt.

Well, while we were dating

I heard some pretty
fantastic stories

about this very unique
lawyer named Will Spanner.

- Well, being the brilliant
detectives that we are,

we put two and two together.

Last night when we met,

we figured you might
have some ideas on this

because of your background.

And because of the other times

you helped the police force out.

- Yeah, I've helped the police
on a couple of bizarre cases.

And the Lutz's and I had some
very strange experiences,

but based on my experience
and my knowledge,

these killings didn't
have anything mystical.

- I guess it was worth a shot.

Listen, if you come
across any information

or have any of these
strange feelings.

- [Will] Strange feelings?

- I'm sorry, I don't know
how your magic works.

- Look, I'm not
David Copperfield.

But I know what you mean.

If I hear anything
or feel anything,

I'll give you guys a call.

Ben was a friend of mine.

I want to help you
guys do whatever I can

to help you catch his killer.

- Thank you very
much, Mr. Spanner.

We'll be seeing you again.

- Thank you.

- So what do you think?

- I think we oughta
keep tabs on Spanner.

I have a feeling he
might lead us somewhere.

- So White,

you got a strange
feeling about him, huh?

(chuckling)

Huh?

- Shut up, man.

- Aw,

yeah buddy.

That's interesting.

I like that.

- Here you go, Mr. Spanner.

- Thanks, Laura.

Laura, thank you for all the
extra overtime this week.

I really appreciate that.

- No problem whatsoever.

I actually wanted to ask you

if you needed any
more help tonight.

It looks like you finished
such a long day already.

- Yeah, I have,

but you've done plenty, really.

You're young, go,
enjoy the night.

Get out of here.

(sensual music)

- I am young

and I wanna enjoy the night.

But I want to enjoy it with you.

- Laura.

I hired you here because I'm
a good friend of your uncle

and because I know
you have what it takes

to be a fantastic lawyer.

And that's why I hired you here.

You are very beautiful

and I am very flattered, really.

But I can't.

I just can't.

It wouldn't be appropriate.

- I know your fiance left you

and you just burry
yourself in your work

to cover up for that.

- Laura, I've watch you grow

from a little girl into a woman.

- That's what makes
it so exciting.

(sensual music)

- Laura, no,

I can't.

Okay?

Please understand, I just can't.

- Okay.

I'm sorry, Mr. Spanner.

I'll leave you to your work.

- Laura.

Please, understand, I don't
think any less of you.

Okay?

I want you to stay working
here as long as you want.

I want you to stay
until you feel

that you've learned
everything that you can.

- Thank you, Mr. Spanner.

(somber music)

I want you, Will Spanner.

I don't care what you say.

I don't care if it's naughty.

(sensual music)

(ominous music)

(menacing music)

- Hey, Will,

ever feel like your powers
are gonna burst out of you?

You broke my heart!

See?

(yelling)

(gasping)

(ominous music)

- Warlock.

(eerie whispering)

(thudding)

Hello?

Is there somebody here?

Hello?

(ominous music)

God, I hate this part.

(electrical buzzing)

(gasping)

(groaning)

I hate that shit.

Wait a second.

Here we go again.

(electrical buzzing)

(ominous music)

(hissing)

(foreboding music)

Hey! Hey!

(whooshing)

* I am so desperately lonely

* I wish there was a
woman I could fuck *

* Be so nice if a lady
out there would have me *

* But it looks like I
am shit out of luck *

(somber beat music)

- So what seems
to be the problem?

- I think my tire went kablooey.

- Well, let's see
if you got a spare

to replace the one
that went "kablooey."

(ominous beat music)

Well,

no tire.

Looks like you're out of luck.

- Funny, I as just gonna
say the same thing to you!

(groaning)

(menacing music)

(tires squealing)

(ominous music)

- That was last night?

Yeah.

Total of six.

All right, give me the address.

Uh huh.

All right, I don't know
much about this guy,

but I'm will to bet he
fits the victim's profile.

I gotta go.

Call me if you
find anything new.

(somber beat music)

- I think Will has the
right idea about now.

- Knock, knock.

We're on duty.

But you're right.

I would kill for
a beer right now.

- I know, man.

- Excuse me,

I'm looking for a small,
sexy little blond girl

who just walked in here.

Have you seen her?

- Oh yeah, perfect rack?

Buddy, I think she's
staring at you right now.

(somber bar music)

- All right, thanks.

- Oh yeah.

- Hi there.

I was wondering if I could
join you, if you don't mind.

- Please, do.

(buzzing)

Will.

- Now how do you know my name?

- Let's just say I have a knack

for knowing these
kinds of things.

- My favorite beer,
very impressive.

But you seem to have
me at a disadvantage.

You know my name but
I don't know yours.

- My name is Keely.

- Keely.

Very nice.

A pleasure to meet you.

- Well, not yet,
but it might be.

(chiming)

- Keely?

So tell me something
else about myself.

- Well,

you're a very hard worker.

Who likes to please people,

whatever it takes.

- Yeah, how about that?

- But there is a
bad side to you.

A powerful side

that at times your feel you
have trouble controlling.

- Really?

- Yeah.

You have wants and urges.

You burry them deep
into your dreams

until they just wanna explode.

- So what do I do about that?

- You have to take
control of your urges

and never let go.

Only then can you know.

- Know what?

- That I want you.

- Why me?

- Because guys like
you have a heart.

I just wanna be a part of it.

And because you're
a very hard worker

who likes to please people,

whatever it takes.

- So now what?

(sensual beat music)

(moaning)

- I need to have you.

(sexual moaning)

(ominous music)

- Son of a bitch.

(groaning)

(foreboding music)

(yelling)

(menacing music)

(demonic laughing)

(electrical crackling)

(suspenseful music)

(fire crackling)

- You are nothing!

You are so going--

(whooshing)

(sighing)

- All right, Eldridge,

I hope you can help.

(ominous music)

(bongo music)

- Will Spanner.

What brings you back to me?

- I seek answers, Eldridge.

I'm lost.

- Well the only
thing we can do here

is help you to be found.

- I don't understand
what that means.

- Me neither.

(laughing)

- It's been too long, my friend.

- Have a seat.

So,

what seems to be the problem?

- Ben.

My friend, Ben.

He was killed,
murdered actually.

- I remember Ben.

He quite the crusty character.

- Well he was a little
rough around the edges,

but he was my friend.

We shared the same gift.

- Gift?

- Affliction, curse,

whatever you wanna call it,

he could do it too.

- You still forget, Will,

no one has what you have.

- So you keep telling me.

I also found out that
his was the latest

in a series of murders.

- These murders, how
were they performed?

Is there some ritualistic
style to them?

- Nothing like I've ever known.

No candles, no stones,
no markers, no symbols.

Just their hearts
ripped out and gone.

- Their hearts ripped out?

- Does that mean something?

- What else do you know?

- All the other
victims were male

and they were associated
with this medallion.

(ominous music)

- Oh my God,

this is the medallion

from your parent's coven.

- I know.

The Adams, my adoptive parents.

- No.

Your birth parents were
associated with this coven.

Your father was the leader.

- Father.

He was their leader.

He drove them mad.

He's the reason they're dead.

I've disowned the past.

I am not my father.

I'm Ben's friend

and I'm here for answers.

- I had no idea that this
practice still existed.

- What practice?

- Hundreds of years ago,

there was a war between the
two most powerful covens,

each of them hoping
to wipe the other

off the face of the earth.

For this time, the one
that they worshiped

flourished with evil.

It was a horrible
time for everyone else

because the way in which
this could be accomplished

was so terrifying,

unthinkable,

no one was able to confront
these powerful warlocks.

- How is it done?

- The coven that originally
initiated the war,

they were called The Order
of the Crimson Hearts.

They were powerful.

They had a powerful leader

and a select group of
hand-picked soldiers

to carry out that mission.

Their mission,

to take their rivals powers

and bring them back
to their master.

This way he could rule over all.

They did this by
collecting the hearts

of their rivals.

Ripping them out and
consuming them whole.

- My God.

- They were only foot soldiers.

They were holy vessels,

carrying the power
back to their masters.

They could not
use the new power.

Only the master can harness
the powers from the soldiers.

- I think I may have
a pretty good idea

of who the foot soldiers are.

I don't know who
their leader is.

So how long does it go on?

When does the killing stop?

- Well it can stop once
they've located the chosen one.

They then have enough power
to rid the world of all of us.

- So we need to find the
leader of this coven.

- Will, no one ever
knows who that is.

If they do,

it's probably too late for
them to do anything about it.

- And if they find the
chosen one, we're screwed.

- Basically, yes.

But that's not our
biggest concern.

- I knew you were
gonna say that.

- If the two most
powerful ones fornicate,

they will fulfill the
ultimate prophecy.

They will conceive a child

that could rule the
world under evil.

- So our best bet is still to
find the leader to he coven.

- Well, it sounds like you've
excepted this challenge.

- Well if it means
finding Ben's killer,

save a couple other
people in the process,

yeah, I am.

- It also appears you're
becoming more accepting to your,

how do you say?

Gift?

- Okay, Eldridge,

what ancient advice
do you have for me?

- Well, the advice
that I have for you

is not ancient nor in
the form of witchcraft.

- Well?

- Be prepared, Will.

Be prepared.

(ominous music)

- Fucking chosen
one son-of-a-bitch.

(crickets chirping)

(eerie music)

- Tonight has been slow.

But things should pick up.

- I do not think the
leader will be pleased

with what we brought tonight.

- I know.

But we must continue
the slaughter

so we can rule over all.

The only thing we can do is
continue the wrath on our prey

and consume their hearts.

- We must finish this war soon,

so that we too can
experience this true power

of which our leader speaks.

- There are some
perks to this mission.

It is not only easy,

it is pretty funny.

- These warlocks
are nothing but men

when it comes down to it.

They fall for ever
trick in the book.

- Trust me, it doesn't
tale much to lure them in.

- It's so amazing when
I consume their powers.

- I know what you mean.

I feel invincible.

- You will never guess

who I have had the
pleasure of being with.

- Hopefully this one is worthy
of spreading your legs for.

Some of them are gross.

- You have no idea.

I believe I may have found that

which our leader
so blindly seeks.

- Who is it?

- The chosen one.

His name is Will Spanner

and he has he sacred markings.

He's a powerful warlock.

I have firsthand experience.

- Silence!

(ominous music)

- Excuse me, Mr Spanner?

Mr. Will Spanner?

- Yes?

How can I help you?

- Yes, if you're not too busy,

I have a problem I was hoping
you could help me with.

- Sure, have a seat.

- My name is Dolores Stevens.

I guess you don't come across
to many Doloreses nowadays.

- You'd be surprised.

I knew a Dolores
a few years ago.

- Strange.

- That was one word you
could use to describe her.

- Anyway, the reason I
came to see you today

is that I heard, along
with your legal work,

you also did some
investigative work.

- That's true, but
as you can see,

I've got a pretty
heavy caseload already.

- I could only imagine.

I heard about your
latest victory

and that's one of the
reasons I chose your firm.

- Well that's actually been

kind of a mixed
blessing and a curse.

But what's your situation?

- Well, my father
just passed away,

so now both of my
parents are gone.

- I'm very sorry to hear that.

- Thank you.

So now I have the task of
taking care of the wills

and everything else
that goes along with it

when your parents pass on.

- I do will work.

- Actually, I have that
under control at the moment

with another firm.

My problem is my brother.

- Okay.

- You see,

my brother's been missing
by choice for awhile now

and I was hoping that you
could help me find him

so that I could finish
all this with my parents.

- Well actually, Miss Stevens,

I know several
private investigators.

- I understand,

but the reason I
came to you is that

before my brother went missing,

he was involved
in the goth scene

and possibly even
some sort of cult.

It may even be related to
witchcraft of some sort.

Before you turn me down, flat,

just let me let you know

that some people at
the police department

but me in your direction.

- What?

- They had nothing but nice
things to say about you

and how you've helped them

with these sort of
things in the past.

- I bet they do.

- Please, I can
pay you anything.

- It's not about the money.

- Please, Mr. Spanner.

I'm at the end of my rope.

Believe it or not, I
still love my brother

and I want to see him again.

He's the only
family I have left.

- Of course I'll help
you, Miss Stevens.

- Thank you, Mr. Spanner.

- Please, call me Will.

- Thank you, Will.

- Laura, will you come
in here for a second?

- Yes, Mr. Spanner?

- Laura, will you
run a check on...

Sorry, what was
your brother's name?

- Jason Stevens.

- Jason Stevens.

Last whereabouts unknown.

Start with the local counties
and we'll go from there.

- Okay, no problem.

Will do, Mr. Spanner.

- If you go ahead and give
me your contact information

and I will call you as soon
as we find anything out.

- It looks like you've
got your hands full.

- Nothing I can't handle.

- It looks like you
could use a break.

- You could say that again.

- How about tonight?

- Excuse me?

- Dinner at my place?

(chuckling)

- Really, I have such a
huge caseload right now.

- I have some
things of my brother

and it might help you
with your investigation.

I could give it to you.

- That sounds very
enticing, Miss Stevens,

but I just don't think--

- Well, look,

you've got my
contact information

and if you feel up to it, come
to my house around 8 o'clock.

I'll be waiting for you.

- Fair enough.

- You're a good
man, Will Spanner.

It's rare to find a man
with a heart like yours.

- You have no idea.

(phone ringing)

- Hello?

What's up, Will?

It's Will Spanner.

- Great.

- Listen, I don't
appreciate you going around

telling people about
my personal life

and what I may have
done in the past.

- What the hell are
you talking about?

- Don't play dumb with me.

I talk to you guys

and you know in the past
that I worked with Lutz,

but now I've got some
woman coming into my office

telling me that I
have connections and
powers to help her.

- Hey man, I seriously don't
know what you're talking about.

What woman?

- Like you don't know.

Look, Lutz may have been a
little hard-ass at times,

but she never broke
my personal confidence

or my professional confidence.

- Hey, listen--

- If I come across anything,

I will phone you guys
and let you know.

But until then, you
stay out of my business.

- What was that about?

- It was Will
Spanner, yelling like

we told some woman
about him and his past.

- What?

- Exactly.

Does he think we would do that?

Break his confidence in us?

- He is a lawyer.

- Fucking jerks, man.

So anything interesting happen
while I was on the phone?

- You were on the
phone with Spanner.

What the hell interesting could
have happened in 30 seconds?

Oh mercy, Jesus.

- I guess you're right.

- Great party, guys!

(exciting rock music)

(laughing)

Who the hell are you?

- I'm a gift from a friend.

- You gotta be kidding.

Who sent you?

- I'm here for you.

Anything you want.

- Is this some kind of a joke?

- Why don't you come over here

and see how funny I can be?

- So how does this work?

- Just lie back and relax.

I'll take very good care of you.

(sensual beat music)

- What's wrong?

- You're not Todd Covington?

- No.

No, he's my roommate.

- Shit.

- Is there a problem?

- You have no idea,
whatever your name is.

- I'm Brad.

- And now you're dead.

(groaning)

- What the fuck is going on?

- I take it you're Todd?

- Yes?

No! You fucking crazy bitch!

(gagging)

(ominous music)

(laughing)

(beat music)

(doorbell ringing)

- So you decided
to join me tonight.

- I figured, what the hell?

I haven't had a
home-cooked meal in awhile.

- Well get ready to be amazed.

I cook up wonders.

- I brought a bottle of wine.

I hope that's okay.

I thought I should
bring something.

- It's perfect, Will.
Why don't you come in?

(menacing music)

- I got all attached
working under cover

for about seven
and a half years.

Taking down every
scum-sucking maggot

I could get my hands on.

- 47 and 0, know what I mean?

- Oh yeah.

- The hard way.

Hey, check it out.
There's your boy.

Ah.

Looks like Spanner's
in for some fun.

- Mhmm.

- So did this Will Spanner
and your old girlfriend, Lutz,

every hook up?

- Whoa.

What kind of question is that?

- Just curious.

Seemed like they knew
each other pretty well.

- From what I understand,

they had a deep respect for
each other professionally.

Besides, Lucy always said Will
was too wimpy for her taste.

- Why'd you guys break up?

- Seemed like everyone
in her life was a cop.

Her father was a cop.

He got killed in
the line of duty.

Her brother was a cop and he
even worked with Will once.

He also got killed
in the line of duty,

so then there was me.

Another cop, right?

We dated off and on for awhile.

She got called in on
the serial killer case

and ended up having to go to
England to escort the guy back.

It was then did it seem
like a nice, clean break.

- She come back from England?

- Yeah.

The time she was over
there, we were apart,

just made things easier for
us to go our separate ways.

- You miss her?

- Every day, man.

- Yeah.

(somber beat music)

- All I have is
this old phone bill

from a place he used
to live at for awhile

and his photo.

- Thanks.

This will help narrow
down the investigation.

- I just wanna thank you, Will,

and tell you how much I
appreciate you taking my case.

- Just hope I can help.

- Would you like some more wine?

- Sure.

You know, I know what it's
like to lose a loved one.

- Someone in your family?

- My parents.

You know, when I was a teenager,

just like everyone
else, I questioned

who I was and where I came from.

That's when they told
me I was adopted.

- Sounds like it
was very difficult.

- It was,

but the Adams' loved me.

- The Adams'?

- The Adam's adopted me.

Spanner was my
mother's maiden name.

I took that after they died.

I think I did it
to help me cope.

Put my past behind me.

They knew that I was
different than the other kids.

But it never mattered.

They always treated
me with respect.

They always tried to protect me.

- That's great, Will.

Look at everything that
you've accomplished,

even with your
parents being gone.

You have a successful
law career.

You help people in need.

And you've turned into a very
handsome man on top of it.

- Thank you,

but you don't have
to butter me up.

I've already agreed
to take your case.

- I wasn't doing it for
business reasons, Will.

I was saying it because I
find you very attractive.

- Well I think you're every
attractive too, Dolores.

But I don't think--

(shushing)

- Will,

don't think, just drink.

(dramatic music)

(sexual moaning)

(thunder crashing)

(menacing music)

- I have that Jason Stevens
information you requested.

- Great.

- I actually worked to
get some personal data

from that passed-due
bill you gave me

and I actually
narrowed it down to

a few housed that
are not too far away.

- Okay, that's great,
I could use a break.

- How'd you get that
passed-due bill anyway?

- Miss Stevens gave it to me.

- When?

I didn't see her leave
any information with you

when she was here?

- We met up last night.

She gave it to me then.

- I bet she did.

- What?

- Nothing, do you need
me for anything else?

- No, thanks, that's it.

- Well, if you need
me for anything,

anything at all,

just grab me.

- Okay, thanks.

(sighing)

(ominous music)

(eerie music)

(knocking)

Hello, Jason?

Jason?

Jason Stevens, hello?

Anybody home?

My name is Will Spanner,
I'm am attorney.

There's been a death
in your family.

You could have
inheritance coming.

Jason, hello?

(eerie music)

Ah, shit.

(groaning)

Oh, good lord.

(chiming)

(eerie music)

(dramatic music)

(ringing)

- Hi, Will.

- I need to talk to you.

- Okay, well come in.

- I found your brother.

- You did?

- Yes, Dolores, I did.

He's dead.

- What?

- I'm sorry.

He's dead.

He was murdered, actually.

- Who?

- I don't know.

But I will find out.

- How did he die?

- Don't think about how or why.

Just leave that to the police.

- I just don't believe it.

I just can't believe it.

I just wish we had more
time together, you know?

Or at least made better
of the time that we had.

- It's gonna be okay, Dolores.

I'm here for you.

- Are you?

- Yes.

(sobbing)

(dramatic music)

(suspenseful beat music)

Come on, boys, talk to me.

This is not over yet.

I know there's more
coming, come on.

(suspenseful beat music)

(ominous music)

Oh, this can't be good.

Eldridge!

All right, Eldridge, I
hope you have the answer.

(foreboding music)

- To whom do I owe the pleasure

of you gracing me
of your presence?

- Now if I told you that
there would be no mystery.

(ominous music)

(fizzling)

- I'm not the one
you're looking for.

- I know that.

It's just that the leader thinks

you're going to be a problem.

And we can not have that.

- Dear,

though nature has
been good to me,

my powers are weak.

They will not be
pleasing to your master.

- Maybe not.

But it will still feel
good ripping it out of you.

(fizzling)

(groaning)

(laughing)

(suspenseful music)

Too bad you are so weak.

I would have liked to have
taken you down in the bedroom,

like most of my victims,

but I guess this
will have to do.

- I'm not too disappointed.

- You're not?

- No.

If I wanted to make
love to a glass of water

I would've gone to my kitchen.

(yelling)

(ominous music)

- Eldridge!

Eldridge, I need your help.

I think I...

(dramatic music)

(suspenseful music)

(laughing)

(tires screeching)

(suspenseful music)

(whooshing)

(suspenseful music)

(ominous music)

- I don't know about this.

- You don't know about what?

- Witches.

We're out in the woods, man.

(gun clicking)

- I'll let you think about that.

(chanting foreign language)

(menacing music)

- We will continue our mission.

- We will make
the heartless pay.

- We will consume the
powers of the weak.

- We will prey on the unkowning.

- We will turn the world
upside down without powers.

- We will have our evil
reign forever and ever.

(ominous music)

- Not if I can help it!

(electrical fizzling)

(screaming)

- Will Spanner.

(crackling)

- Keely.

I thought we had
something special.

Let's try and work
it out this time.

- Now Will, there's not going
to be any need for violence.

I just don't think we fully
understand each other yet.

- Oh, I understand

and I want no part of your plan.

(ominous music)

(snickering)

- Now, Will,

I am sure there's a
part of us you want.

You are the one.

(eerie music)

- You are ours.

- You make us complete.

(fire sizzling)

- We have you now.

(eerie whispering)

- No!

(ominous music)

- [The Leader] Enough!

This has gone on
for far too long!

It's time to end this.

- I couldn't agree more.

Show your face!

(ominous music)

Dolores?

(laughing)

- Will Spanner.

You are amazing.

You're not only the
best I've ever had,

but the most powerful.

- First if all,
thank you very much,

but most powerful what?

- As soon as my precious Keely

discovered the
markings on your neck,

we realized that we had
completed our mission.

- Completed?

- With you, we realized we
could fulfill the prophecy

beyond our imaginations and
no one could stand in our way.

- What prophecy are
you talking about?

- Once the leader of the coven
has located the chosen one,

they will conceive a child.

That child will
possess all the power

and go on to rule
the earth under evil.

And you, Will Spanner,

are the chosen one.

- What?

(laughing)

Oh and it gets better.

My name is not Dolores Stevens.

It's Dolores Stockton,

as in Will Spanner,

aka Will Adams,

aka Will Churchill,

and finally your true name,

Will Stockton.

The ritualistic
descendant of our ruler

of all that is dark and reigns
supreme in the underworld.

- What the hell are
you talking about?

- You can try to
burry who you are

by taking on different names

and suppressing
your evil powers,

but you can't hide
who you truly are.

- I'm nothing like you.

You're pure evil.

There's no way we are the same.

- You're just as evil
as me, Will Spanner.

Admit it, it takes every
ounce of your being

to suppress your evil powers.

There is a side of you that
you let no one else see.

Why fight what
comes so naturally?

And now our child of pure
blood will reign over all,

brother.

- This is not happening.

- That night

was pure ecstasy.

You not only found a deep
passion from within you

and unleashed it,

but you spewed every drop of it.

And it won't be long
until the purest of evil

will be with us.

- No!

- Spanner is the name
you've given yourself.

But Stockton is the blood
that runs through your veins.

- Never!

- Your reaction says it all.

You know it to be true, Will,

you just buried it down,
deep inside, for so long.

So now come to me and
your child, brother.

- Stop calling me that!

- But it's true.

(laughing)

- I will never be apart
of your evil plan.

- Oh well, fine.

I have the child, I
don't need you anyway.

Leandra, Skylar, Keely,

take my brother's heart
and give me his power!

(suspenseful music)

(electrical fizzling)

(whooshing)

(groaning)

Keely, now!

(electrical fizzling)

(screaming)

- You're next.

(suspenseful music)

- Police!

Police!

Get down!

(gunshots booming)

(growling)

(gunshots booming)

- You've got to be kidding me!

(whooshing)

(crackling)

- It's time to end this.

- This will never end!

- Ow.

(eerie music)

(fizzling)

(ghostly music)

- This will never end, Will,

you don't have what it takes.

- How can you be so sure?

- You'd have to beat
me at my own game.

You don't have it in you.

Coward.

(groaning)

(ghostly yelling)

(gagging)

(thunder cracking)

(squelching)

(gasping)

What about your child?

- [Demonic Voice]
It dies with you.

(eerie music)

(crunching)

(yelling)

(electrical fizzling)

(somber music)

- What the hell happened here?

Where are we?

- Nothing.

Nothing happened.

- You mean nothing happened?

- I mean, nothing happened here.

You were both called
out on a false alarm.

You look kinda hungry.

Why don't you go eat something?

- Let's go.

(somber music)

- [Dolores Voiceover]
Spanner is the name

you've given yourself.

But Stockton is the blood
that runs through your veins.

(menacing music)

(ominous music)

(exciting rock music)

* I'm heading down
this path again *

* Leaving all my friend behind

* I try to ditch again

* Know one will ever know

* What I've done

* Hit the town, they'll
think that I'm a savior *

* But I can't let it go

* I felt so alive with them

* So alive

* To be

* Alone

* Locked in a room for moments

* So I can fix myself

* As I open up the door

* I'm hope no one's noticing

* And no one's watching me