Nightmare Unleashed | HORROR | Full Movie in English 💎
(tense music) (thunder rumbling) (intense music) (intense music continues) (woman screaming) (intense music) (intense music continues) (eerie music) (eerie music continues) (gentle music) (gentle music continues) (keyboard cluttering) (suspense music) (Liza screaming) – Oh God! Oh %*#⚫️, Burt. Come on. %*# are you doing in my house? – Burt, don’t be an %*#. – Happy Halloween people. – I’m sorry, Liza. I had to bring my niece,
Zoey trick-or-treating and I really had to pee. I didn’t wanna disturb you while you’re writing
your next master piece. – Well, you scared me half to death, so. – Just giving you a little
inspiration for your stories. – Burt, go outside and watch Zoe. – I’m not watching her all by myself. She bit me last time. – You probably deserved it. – Well, biting must run
in the family then, huh? – Just go! – Later lizard. Yo. You better save me some butterfingers. – So, how’s the writing going? – Well, it’s actually not going. My publisher’s gonna can me
if I don’t get something to him by the end of the week. – Come on. It can’t be that bad. – Everything I write ends up with the husband taking the daughter away and living with his
%*#y new girlfriend, so. – I’m sorry about Tori. This is all new for her, and I’m sure when things settle down, she’ll come home to you. – She’s my daughter, and she’s spending my favorite
holiday with Scott and her. – Well, at least you
don’t have to be out there in the cold tonight. – [Burt] Ow, she bit me again. Get back here. You little %*#⚫️! – It just sucks because I
made her the %*#ing costume and I won’t even be able to
see her in it on Halloween. – I know, it’s hard, but you always said
before you two separated that you never had any time to write. Now you have it. – Yeah, but not like this. I mean, they’re out there having fun and I feel like I am stuck
here in a goddamn cage. – Hey, listen, it sucks. I know it does. But you gotta try your best to find something
positive from your situation. As hard as it seems right now, try to find some inspiration from it. – Marcy, I need to tell you something. – Sure. What is it? – Well, I think I might’ve gotten myself into a little trouble. – Trouble. What do you mean? – [Burt] Whoa, %*#⚫️ babe. Come on! Zoe just ralphed all over the yard for eating too much candy. – I told you not to let her eat anymore! I’m sorry. What kind of trouble are you in? – Well, it’s complicated, but. – [Burt] She’s doing it again! Whoa. – Oh, sweet God. – You know what? Nevermind. It looks like you’ve
got your hands full, so. – These two are gonna drive me insane. I’m sorry. Call me soon though. – Yeah. All right. Thanks for the advice. – Hey, I am always here if you need me. – [Burt] Hurry up! She’s puking all over Liza’s garden now. This is incredible. – Burt, %*#? I asked you to watch her for two minutes. I’m sorry. I gotta run. Happy Halloween. – You too. – Maybe it’s time to try
and let some inspiration in. – All right. See you. Bye. Nice to see you, Burt. %*#. Find inspiration. What inspiration? I feel like I’m in a goddamn cage. To put Scott in a %*#ing cage. (keyboard cluttering) (intense music) – Mr. Robastelli, you don’t understand. I need that money! I can’t pay for the rest
of my semester without it. – Tim. I’m in the business
of giving people a good time. People pay big money
for a good scare like this. I can’t have ‘em leave with anything less. What you did was unacceptable. – That little girl was crying. She was not having a good time. – Tim, stop! You broke character. That’s like breaking the
cardinal rule around here. You break the rules, you don’t get paid. – That’s %*#! – You’re a business student, right, Tim? Then you should be able to
understand my responsibility. I get paid to give people what they want. To get the living %*#⚫️ scared out of ‘em. That’s how you get repeat business. You didn’t take that class
yet, huh? College boy. – I’m gonna report you
the first thing tomorrow. – Are you threatening me, Mr. Dombrowski? I suggest you leave right now. You’re gonna force me to defend myself. – Okay. %*# you. – Yo. What was wrong with that guy? – The kid broke the rules. He’s not getting paid. – Again, Tony? That’s why you’re the best. So how’d we do? Good numbers? – Best day of the season. – Yeah, good %*#⚫️. – Tomorrow’s Halloween. It’s gonna be even bigger. – Wow. – Do me a favor. Drop this off at the overnight vault. I don’t want that kind of money sitting around here all night. You got a piece? – Nah. – How many times did I tell you don’t carry that much loot around without a piece. Be careful tonight, it’s mischief night. Make sure nothing happens to that money. – Gotcha, boss. Hey, they’d have to pry it
outta my cold dead hands. – Yeah, that’s right. – I’ll see ya. – All right, you take it easy. – Hey. Hey. What the
hell are you doing in there? (gunshot firing) – My money. Damn it! (intense music) The money! They took the money! (suspense music) (ghost laughing) (eerie music) (ghost laughing) I’m warning you. You better leave my money, and get your %*# outta here right now. (eerie music) I swear to God, every
last dollar better be there. Or I’ll make sure they
lock your %*# up in a cage. (ghosts talking) (ghosts laughing) Who the %*# are you? Tim! Is that you? – [Ghost] No. – What the %*#? (eerie music) – Who are you? – Mr. Robastelli, you’ve
made a fortune out of fear and greed. It is now your turn to pay the price. It is your turn to be frightened. – [Mr Robastelli] No! (suspense music) (suspense music continues) (woman screaming) – [Male Patron] Yo, this is off the hook. – [Female Patron] This place is disgusting. I don’t understand why
do you like this stuff. – [Man] Babe, it is Halloween. You scared, ain’t you? – Stop it. Don’t even think about it. – Hey, hey. Hey, help me. Help me get out, please. – These people are good. You’re good. – No, look, I’m not supposed to be here. Help me out, please. I own this place. – I can’t believe they paid us to come to this haunted house. – Hey, what? Wait, that’s my money. Wait, wait! No! (gentle music) (doorbell chiming) – %*#⚫️! Trick or treaters. Dammit Marcy. (bright music) These weren’t Scott’s edibles, were they? Okay, good. – Trick or treat. – Oh, look at your costume. You must be one scary wolf man. Well, here is a piece of candy for you, and here is a piece for your parents. Where’s your mom and dad? – Home. – Oh, you’re out here all by yourself? Where do you live? Stranger? Yeah. I gotcha. Smart boy. Well be careful out there, okay? A lot of scary monsters out there. – Okay. – Well, Happy Halloween. (eerie music) (keyboard cluttering) (intense music) – Excuse me little boy. Happy Halloween. Are you out here alone? Where are your parents? Do you even live around here? Look, I think you should come with me. I’ll take you home. It’s not safe for you to be out here alone. I’m sorry, I didn’t mean to frighten you. It’s just that there’s
a lot of scary things out here tonight. I don’t want anything to happen to you. Please get in. I’ll just take you back
to your neighborhood. Halloween was one of my favorite holidays. I remember making my own costumes as a kid. One year I was the best mummy. I cut up all my bedsheets
and I sewed them together and I put on a little dirt and
my mom was so mad at me. Hey, one year I was even a werewolf too. Did you get a lot of candy tonight? Oh, that’s too bad. Hey, I have an idea. I know of a good neighborhood
that’ll give us lots of candy. You want lots of candy? Good, I’ll take us there now. Oh shoot. But I don’t have my costume. Hey, do you mind if we go back to my place and I can put on my Halloween costume? Great. It’ll only take a minute. Why don’t you come
inside while I get ready? I have a lot of old toys you can play with while I’m getting dressed. Look, I don’t want you sitting
out in the car by yourself. It’s safer inside. Please come in. Here, why don’t you stay here? I’m gonna go inside and take this off and change into my costume. Hey, why don’t you take your shoes off? Hop up on the couch, make yourself at home. Hey, guess what, I’ve got candy. What the? (Zombie Boy growling) I wasn’t gonna do anything, I swear! (Werewolf Boy growling) (eerie music) (Zombie Boy growling) (man grunting) (bright music) (doorbell chiming) – I’m coming. Ah, you’re so scary. – Trick or treat. – Oh, scary and cute. Well. Here take another piece of candy for being so adorable. – Are you home alone? – Yeah, it’s just me. – Are you sure? – Yeah. Why do you ask? – Because there’s someone in your house. – Don’t be silly. Old houses just make a lot of old noises. There’s no one else in there. Well, goodnight. – Okay. – Happy Halloween. You know you better get going while there’s still candy left. – Okay. – Okay. (phone ringing) – [Marcy] Liza, what’s up? – Marcy? I need to talk. – [Marcy] Sure thing, babe. – I don’t know how to say this, but I did something really ù^$. – [Marcy] What do you mean ù^$? – Oh, with Scott and Tori leaving, with this deadline from work, I was in a really bad place and I think, and I don’t know, I just wasn’t thinking and I think I might be
in some really deep %*#⚫️. – [Marcy] Hey, put that pumpkin down. No. Stop it. Don’t you throw that thing. – Hands full with Zoe? – [Marcy] Ugh. No, that was %*#ing Burt. Why the hell would you do that? – No. – Hey, Zoe. Stop it. Not you too! Put it down. I said put it down, not throw it down. I’m sorry, I have to go. I’ll call you back tomorrow. Love you. – (chuckles) Yeah, whenever I need to talk. Yeah, right. (intense music) (keyboard cluttering) (bright music) – Look what that %*#
Mercedes just wrote on Twitter two minutes ago. “This Halloween has been hella weak. Wish someone good would hold a party, so I could ditch these losers
and have some fun tonight.” – What a %*#. – Well, if she wasn’t so nasty, maybe she’d be more likable. – If her parents weren’t so loaded, no one would want to hang out with her. – And if her parents didn’t
pay for her fake %*#s, she wouldn’t have every guy in the school drooling all over her. – %*#! Mercedes, what’s wrong girlfriend? – Who the %*# drank all of my Everclear? – I don’t know. – Did your parents drink it? – No. We just got it from the store today. – It’s all right girl. This jungle juice is
strong as hell already. I never can taste the Everclear anyway. – That’s the point of grain alcohol. You’re not supposed to taste it. – What did you put in
this jungle juice anyway? I’m getting lightheaded. – I’m gonna kill my
brother if he used it all. I just flirted with that
dork at the liquor store for nothing. – That was Steve. I went out with him a
few times last summer. He didn’t even recognize
me in my Halloween costume. – I don’t think it was
‘cause of the costume. Probably didn’t recognize
you because of your nose job. – %*#! You know why I had it done. – Oh, okay. Let’s everybody just stay calm so that we can get this over with. Are you ready to do it? – I don’t know. What if she is mad at us? – Well, I don’t give a
%*#⚫️ if she’s mad at us. It’s been a year. Get over it. – Well, we did kill her. (instrumental music) – So what are we supposed to do? – Just put your fingertips
on it and gently make a circle. – We know you’re good at that, Lindsay. – I have Nate for that now. – Well, I dumped his %*# at the end of the school
year anyways. Whatever. – Who wants another drink? – No, I’m good. – Fill her up. – Well, here you could have mine. You’re used to my leftovers anyway. – You people are sick. – Well, let’s get it over with. What do we have to say? – We have to ask to talk to her. – And say what? Just making sure you’re still dead. – What the %*#? Shut up. Have some respect. – Yeah. Maybe we say we’re
sorry about what happened. – Whatever. Let’s just do it. – Lindsay, your hands are freezing. – Come on. We all have
to have our hands on it for it to work. We want to speak to Julia. Julia, are you there? – Woo. – Shut up, Mercy. If you don’t take this
seriously, it’s not gonna work. – Whatever. I’m serious, okay. – Julia, please talk to us. – Is this for real? Are we really gonna
be doing this all night? This is by far the lamest. – I can’t believe it’s working. – I can’t believe it’s %*#. – How do we know it’s you? (gentle music) – Blue roses. – Blue roses. What the %*# does that mean? – When we were kids, we used to put food coloring into vases because we read somewhere that it turns the flowers different colors. The blue roses were her favorite. So the day after her funeral, I brought a bouquet to her grave. – No way. – Julia, I’m so sorry about
what happened last Halloween. – I’ll never forgive myself
for letting this happen. I hope you didn’t suffer. Were you in pain? – Yes. – Do you forgive us? – %*#, I swear to God,
if you are moving it. – Shut up, Mercy. – Don’t tell me to goddamn shut up. – Come on guys. We’re gonna lose a connection. – Everybody, shut up! – Julia, is there anything that we can do to make it up to you? – Die? (thunder rumbling) – This is %*#. I cannot believe you guys convinced me to spend Halloween this way. – We are the reason that she’s dead, the least we can do is apologize! – And we did. Done. Move on. – That’s pretty heartless. – If you guys wanna waste
your whole night with this %*#⚫️, then that’s your own problem. But I’m not spending the
night playing a board game because that’s what I am right now. Bored. – That’s %*#! Don’t you feel bad at all? – Julia died, not us. You guys can live your lives feeling sorry, but I’ve moved on. It’s not healthy to live like this. – You said that you were sober! She offered to drive and you
said that you weren’t drunk. – It was my dad’s car. He would’ve killed me if
I let someone else drive. – You %*#ing killed Julia! – You mean we killed Julia. You guys were all in
that car and drunk too. – Insurance got you a new car, but nothing is gonna bring Julia back. This is the least we can do. – Okay. I’m sorry. I really do feel guilty. I’m sorry Ouija board. I just don’t want to
think about this anymore. I mean, I think we all need
to go out for a few drinks and forget about this for one night. Come on, get your
fake IDs, let’s go to a bar. – Mercy, don’t you remember last time? We’re all drunk now. – Speak for yourselves. I barely drank anything. Remember my Everclear bottle was empty? Come on, I’ll drive. Now get over here both of you. Now! – Have a safe drive tonight, girls. Don’t worry, Mercedes, none of your alcohol went to waste. You got plenty to drink tonight, trust me. Happy Halloween. I’ll see you real soon. (upbeat music) (kid knocking on door) – Oh, why, look at you. – Trick or treat. – I see the great pumpkin
rising outta the pumpkin patch. I love your costume. – Thank you. My mom made it for me. – Oh, she did? Well that’s pretty cool. Mom’s are pretty awesome like that. Oh, I’m sorry. Here you go. So who are you with tonight? – I’m here with my dad. – Oh, your dad? Okay. Well, here is a piece of candy for him too. – Thank you. – And make sure to thank
your mom for taking the time to make your costume, okay? – Okay. – Dad, this is from the nice lady. (suspense music) (suspense music continues) (clock chiming) – Okay. (intense music) (keyboard cluttering) (suspense music) – Kevin, listen honey. I have some bad news. Hospital called and your mom died. (intense music) Kevin, a letter from the lawyer. Your mom left us some money. A lot of money. (cheerful music) So what do you think about Italian leather for the new couches? It’s a little bit more expensive, but our living room will look incredible. Kevin, I wanted to talk
to you about something. Remember my friend Janet, right? She’s been having a little bit of trouble with money ever since the divorce. So I told her she
could borrow a little bit. That’s okay, right? I figured we could do some good with the money your mom left us. (shovel banging) (birds chirping) (wind rustling) (intense music) (birds chirping) – [Ghost] Oh no. – %*#, if that’s you, I’m
gonna smash the %*#⚫️ outta you. (suspense music) (eerie music) (keyboard cluttering) (doorbell chiming) – Oh %*#! These kids are gonna kill me. (door slamming) Oh my. – Trick or treat. – Oh, please don’t bite my neck, Dracula. I bet you have some pretty
scary teeth hidden behind that mask. – Jimmy, put your mask back on, sweetheart. (eerie music) Ma’am, are you all right? Ma’am? – Oh, I’m sorry. Sorry, Mr. Dracula, there is no blood for you,
but I do have these caramels, so make sure you eat
these when you get home so you don’t get your mask all gooey, okay? And you see that weirdo
standing by the bush over there? Why don’t you go over
there and scare him away with those vampire teeth? – Okay. (spooky music) – Jimmy, what are you doing? I told you not to go up to strangers. (intense music) – Help! Help! Somebody help! Hello? Is there anybody there? Help me. – Stop it. You are making
this so much harder than it has to be. What did I tell you about
keeping quiet down here? I have got very important
work I need to do upstairs. So shut your mouth or I’ll shut it for you. You got it? Please. (intense music) (knife dropping) Oh, %*#. What the %*# am I doing? (keyboard cluttering) Just. Okay. (upbeat music) ♪ Seems like we all just had enough ♪ ♪ We spring on these
whenever life gets rough ♪ ♪ We all just wanna change ♪ ♪ And to still just stay the same ♪ ♪ And as you will hide your time is up ♪ – No way. They wouldn’t take it back, even though it was still in the package? Oh, you gotta be kidding me. Well, did you talk to the manager? – [News Anchor] Follow the guidelines. – Good. – For safety, citizens are asked to either leave a bowl of candy outside, or make sure all
participants in trick-or-treating are wearing a mask. – [News Anchor] Many parents are… – I’m sorry. Well. – [News Anchor] Dangerous activity. – You could sit back now
and enjoy the night, right? There’s just not much
going on, anyway, this year. – [News Anchor] The mayor has labeled… – I have an exciting night ahead. Yeah, I’m gonna binge watch election news. Ooh, spooky. (doorbell chiming) Hang on. It’s in the bowl on the ground. You walked right past it. Take a few pieces, but just take all the ones
that you touch, okay? Thank you. (doorbell chiming) Are you kidding me? It’s on the ground in a bowl. (Kids knocking) Oh my goodness. Look, I’ve gotta go. These kids don’t know
how to follow simple rules. Okay. Yep. Happy Halloween. Thank you. All right, goodnight, Karen. (intense music) Someone ate the whole bowl of candy. What the ^ù$? Hey kids, I’m really sorry. I had a whole bowl of candy right there, but someone decided to be selfish, and eat the whole damn thing. I’m so sorry, but you are
not wearing any masks. I can’t open the door to give you anything. I’m sorry. I can’t help you. I’m gonna have to ask you to leave now. It’s for your own safety too. Go on. Come on. – [News Anchor] Where
a town is being terrorized by a mysterious man wearing a mask. Several residents in
North Stanford notified that a man had been harassing them by standing outside of the
windows, refusing to leave. Police approached the man
and attempted to question him when he violently shot
him off from the scene. Police have warned the
man is considered dangerous and is still at large. During a year where Halloween activities (doorbell chiming) are
considered high risk. – Are you kidding me? Ugh. Why would you ring the doorbell if there’s no candy in the gosh damn bowl? – [News Anchor] With breaking news, this is Jenn Breaking. – Okay. Oh, hi there. Oh, that’s a nice costume. At least somebody followed the rules. Now you wait right there. I can’t let you leave without a goodie. I’m gonna go to the kitchen and see if I could find something, okay. All right. I’ll be right back. (suspense music) Did I eat all that candy? %*#? Hello? Is anybody there? Little boy? (suspense music) (suspense music continues) (intense music) – Get off! Get off! (intense music) (intense music continues) Hello! Help me please. Can’t you hear me? Please! – [Man] I’m sorry, can’t help you. You’re not wearing a mask. – What? (intense music) (eerie music) – I gotta turn that
%*#ing porch light off. Hi there. What do you say? – Come on, really? – It’s Halloween, you know the rules. – Trick or treat? – Where’s your costume, anyway? Can’t you at least try? – I’m a sociopath. – I’m sure you are. You know what? Here. Take the rest. – Really? – Sure things, better
you eating it than me? – I can have all of this? What? What was that? – What was what? – I heard a noise. – No, you didn’t. – [Candee] Help! – I definitely heard that. – Oh, that. I am just watching a movie. – [Candee] Help! Please somebody help! – A scary movie. You better get going. I heard the neighbors ran outta candy and now they’re giving away money. – Really? – Mhm-hmm, yeah. – [Candee] Help! Please help me! – I have a really sick taste in movies. – Okay. – Goodnight. Oh %*#! What the %*# am I doing? (intense music) Oh %*#! What the %*# am I doing? Just. (keyboard cluttering) (intense music) – This is a Chateau Lafite Rothschild 2008. It’s silky with a little bit
of a jammy undertone. Oh, you’ll like it. It’ll put you in another world. You know, I’m really
glad we met this evening. You know, all those other women at the bar and there really crass Halloween costumes, I, but I noticed you right away. You were the only one
with a sense of style. Oh, it’s okay. I actually think we’re
communicating very well. Were you born this way? Oh, I see. Oh, thank you. Yeah, I picked that up
on my last trip to Venice. I pride myself on having an eye for what’s unique and sublime. Cheers. (doorbell chiming) Must be some trick or treaters. But don’t wait on me, have some. Savor it. Oh boy, what a great costume. – Trick or treat. – You know what these are? These are Puccini Bombonis. These are imported
chocolates from Amsterdam. Yeah, here you go. Okay. Have fun, okay, enjoy. Run around the next house. Okay, bye bye. That’s all right. Did you get to try some first? That’s unfortunate. We’ll clean it up. Don’t worry, I’ll get some towels. (intense music) No, no, no, it’s fine. It’s fine. No, really, it’s no bother. All right, if you insist. (doorbell chiming) Must be trick or treaters, I’ll be right back. – Trick or treat. – Ah, great. Here, hurry up. Pick one. – Hmm. Mm-mm. – Come on. Try the Verona chocolates, they’re French. – Mm-mm. – Finally. Right. Alright, terrific. Bye now. (intense music) You look tense. Why don’t you lean back and
let me give you a massage. I’ll make all of your pain go away. (doorbell chiming) Gotta be kidding me. Alright. Here, look. Just take ‘em. Take. See these? Jacques Torres, finest
chocolate here in the world. But take em. Get outta here. Go where it’s safe. Whitney? Christ. Whitney, where are you? – Tonight on this
horrifying all Hollows Eve, the small town of Lanford
is on the brink of terror as a serial killer is still at large. The suspect is known
to target singles in bars, and local establishments as they search for their next victim to prey on. Earlier today, police
identified the suspect as Whitney Warren, a
young woman from Lanford who should be considered
extremely dangerous. Warren is responsible
for the violent deaths of three innocent men over
the course of the last year. We spoke with several eyewitnesses who say that they saw
Warren earlier tonight. – [Witness] Yeah, so me
and my buddies were out at the bar tonight, you
know, having a couple drinks and, you know. – [911 Operator] 911,
what’s your emergency? – Hello? Yeah, this is Connor Carolhard. Yeah, she’s here. Whitney Warren, the
serial killer, she’s here. Yeah, well, I tracked
her down before you guys. She killed my brother, I know it. – [News Anchor] Dressed up for Halloween. – Yeah, well, I got her to my house. I tried to knock her out, but she got away. She’s loose. She’s loose in the house. You’ve got to send somebody over. Yeah, my address is. Hello? Hello? Oh, Jesus Christ. (suspense music) (suspense music continues) (intense music) (intense music continues) (keyboard cluttering) – Help! Help me! Help me! – Shut the %*# up! Oh my God, you’re
making this so much worse. – Someone please help me. – Shut up. Ow! What the %*#? You need to calm down now! – Why are you doing this? – I had my reasons. – I know who you are. – I’m sure you do. – My mom and her boyfriend
warned me about you. – I’m sure whatever
they told you, it’s untrue. – Untrue? Listen to yourself. You kidnapped me and
tied me up in your basement, you ù^$ %*#! – All right, this isn’t
what it looks like, okay. It’s just. – Help, help! Please help me! Somebody help! – Shut up! Just shut your
mouth and stay here, okay? Please! Who are you? %*# do you want? – Candy. – I don’t have candy. All right, listen, I can’t help you. You need to go look for
candy somewhere else. You need to leave right now! You know, a cop lives
right down the street, if I yell, he’ll be here in five seconds. Go away now! I mean it. What the %*# was that? (clown knocking) – All right %*#, I have
had enough %*#⚫️ tonight. Oh my God, I’m so sorry guys. Hey, I wasn’t yelling at you. I’m really sorry. – How dare you speak to my kids this way? I am gonna be filing a complaint with the neighborhood association. – I’m really sorry. I thought that it was just… There was just this prank and. – Oh, sorry, my %*#. Now you’re really gonna get it, %*#! Come on, kids. – Who the %*# was that? – How the hell should I know? – He was huge and he was asking for you. – I don’t know. – Okay, Candee, listen to me. I’m really sorry I tied you up down here, but you have to work with me. – Work with you? You drugged me and
dragged me to your basement. – Listen, I couldn’t stand the thought of your mother taking my
husband and my daughter away. – She didn’t take them away, they left you. Ow. – Ah %*#! (Liza screaming) I am sorry. I didn’t know how to react. When they left, I just ^ù$ed. Like you have to understand. – So you think taking her
daughter will make it even? You need to let me go now! – You need to tell that
guy that you’re safe and just to leave me alone. – What guy? – That huge %*#ing guy
who was in my front porch. – I have no idea who you’re talking about. – He asked for you, he knows you’re here. How does he know you’re here? – I don’t know. Maybe my mom and Scott
hired someone to go find me. – Okay, listen, I’m gonna let you go, okay? And no one ever needs to hear about any of this ever again, okay? – Okay. – Okay. I’m gonna open that door and then you’re gonna
tell him that you’re safe and I’m gonna let you go. You got it? – Untie me first. – No, you tell him first. – Listen, you untie
me, I’ll tell him I’m safe and then I’m gonna leave. I won’t turn you in. – Yeah, sure, you won’t. – I won’t, I promise. (intense music) – Stay here. (intense music) Okay. Tell him now. Tell him now! – Help! – %*#. Okay. Look, you win. You can have Candee, just leave now please. (suspense music) I am sorry, okay. Look, it was just a big
misunderstanding, all right. What else do you want? – Candy. – I told you, she already left. (intense music) – Thank you. (intense music) (Liza choking) All you wanted was candy? (Liza gagging) (intense music continues) (eerie music) (Zoe puking) – [Burt] Oh, %*#⚫️! She puked on Liza. ♪ Yeah yeah, yeah ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ Sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This is my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This is my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This is my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ Sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ Nightmares and dreams
are my happy place ♪ ♪ Whenever I want to go out and slay ♪ ♪ Bash you with skis in the %*#ing face ♪ ♪ And bury your body without a trace ♪ ♪ Stuck in the room with my padded space ♪ ♪ It’s rude to eat food
without saying grace ♪ ♪ Its just part of my DNA ♪ ♪ To run in a maze pump and overlay ♪ ♪ Your body and soul are mine to take ♪ ♪ Like Dan did the binds
and they called it pranks ♪ ♪ Penelope taped it and know they fake ♪ ♪ Meanwhile %*#es bending over Drake ♪ ♪ %*#ing his %*# almost everyday ♪ ♪ Its a scene that the
way they play the game ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ Sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ This my horrific serenade ♪ ♪ The sound of a scream will never fade ♪ ♪ Here I go again with the plated pen ♪ ♪ In the silaments ♪ ♪ Never to pretend ♪ ♪ Stick it to the end ♪ ♪ Me and all my friends ready to offend ♪ ♪ Any and everyone thinking they can win ♪ ♪ Guess it all depends if I give a %*# ♪ ♪ About following the trend ♪ ♪ Head is on the spin ♪ ♪ Don’t know what to pick ♪ ♪ All wreaded %*# ♪ ♪ How do I begin ♪ ♪ Stick you in a Benz ♪ ♪ Be your next of kin ♪ ♪ Don’t regret a sin ♪ ♪ Four in the mafia ♪ ♪ Better let it sin ♪ ♪ Chokers with a grin ♪ ♪ Cutting through your skin ♪ ♪ The worst I’ve ever been ♪ ♪ Lights getting dimmed ♪ ♪ Sights is on the Grinch ♪ ♪ Tearing him from limb ♪ ♪ Grab me a syringe ♪ ♪ Go and block grenades ♪ ♪ Both without the pins ♪ (no audio)
A lonely woman looks for Halloween inspiration, but one unexpected guest turns her quiet night into pure horror.
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