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The Haunting of Margam Castle (2020) is a suspense-filled mystery set in an old and imposing castle in Wales. A group of investigators arrives to explore unexplained activity within its walls, but what they find challenges their understanding of the unknown. With a chilling setting and dark atmosphere, the film offers a tense journey through history, secrets, and belief.
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00:02:29Oh, my God.
00:02:59Oh, my God.
00:03:29Oh, my God.
00:03:59Oh, my God.
00:04:29Oh, my God.
00:04:59And what are the characteristics?
00:05:02Positive belief in ESP, practicing a mental discipline such as meditation, and artistic ability.
00:05:10And what's the average success rate for Gansfeld experiments?
00:05:12We have a hit rate of just over 32%.
00:05:15The participants have always varied in ability.
00:05:18As Annie said, those who have the compatible characteristics always perform better than those who don't.
00:05:24Dean Michaels, an unexpected pleasure.
00:05:30Jeez, it's like some kind of surrealist nightmare in there.
00:05:34Poor Shops.
00:05:35They're being paid for the study.
00:05:37Oh, well, that means you can torture them as much as you like.
00:05:41I'd like to see you and Dr. Barron in my office when you're done.
00:05:46Fine.
00:05:46What's that?
00:05:54That has teeth.
00:05:56The kind of bite I need to bring more funding in.
00:06:00Are we struggling?
00:06:02Let's cut to the chase.
00:06:04Your department budget is going to be slashed unless we have more exciting research to present to investors.
00:06:11Is that really true, Dean?
00:06:13I mean, what kind of scientific research is exciting to a layman?
00:06:16The kind that brings publicity and glamour.
00:06:21Most of your findings are derivative research done in the 70s and 80s.
00:06:27And that's not enticing to people with deep pockets.
00:06:31This is the sort of thing your department should be focused on.
00:06:43Margum Castle.
00:06:45Yeah.
00:06:45It's a place in Wales.
00:06:48You ever heard of Wales before?
00:06:50Yeah.
00:06:51Good, because I want you both to go there.
00:06:54Conduct some experiments, collect data, all the stuff you guys live for.
00:07:00And then what?
00:07:03We're going to present your findings to the media.
00:07:06Generate a bit of publicity for this institution.
00:07:08It'll be a lot easier to attract funding when we have a car celebra with the university's name attached to it.
00:07:18Are you serious?
00:07:19Would you rather have your budget slashed?
00:07:23Are those the only options?
00:07:26Look, federal and state funding is pitiful for a university of our size.
00:07:32You know that.
00:07:32We rely on those extra dollars from wealthy donors.
00:07:37Media coverage for something we're involved in will pique their interest.
00:07:42So, what are we supposed to say to the media when we get back?
00:07:49Oh, talk about the ghosts you've seen.
00:07:52Of course, it'd be even better if you captured one on camera.
00:07:55What if we don't see anything?
00:07:57Are we supposed to lie?
00:08:00Lying is such a strong word.
00:08:03Let's call it embellishment.
00:08:07So, even if we don't encounter anything of a supernatural nature,
00:08:12you still want us to come back here and tell the press we did?
00:08:16Do you like your job, Holzer?
00:08:20Yes.
00:08:21Is there a good way to make sure you still have one next semester?
00:08:31Do we understand each other?
00:08:35I guess.
00:08:36You know all that stuff that Michael's fed us back there is bull, right?
00:08:53You think?
00:08:55Yeah, there's always some ulterior motive with that guy.
00:08:58He's probably the one who wants the publicity.
00:09:00He loves the limelight.
00:09:02You've never seen eye to eye.
00:09:03Boy, I bet he's getting a kick out of giving me such a shitty assignment.
00:09:08It may not be so bad.
00:09:10Staying in some dank old castle in the middle of nowhere?
00:09:14Please.
00:09:15I'm all for it.
00:09:17I got thermal imaging cameras and electronic voice recorders
00:09:20I'd love to use in a place with that much history.
00:09:23Probably a lot of residual energy in there.
00:09:25I think we might get some interesting readings.
00:09:27If nothing else, it'll be fun to take the team overseas.
00:09:32You guys ever been to the UK?
00:09:34No.
00:09:35Nope.
00:09:37Do you want to?
00:09:39Yeah.
00:09:40Why not?
00:09:41See, Annie.
00:09:42Look, if you're not going to do it for me, at least do it for the kids.
00:09:47Michaels didn't give me much of a choice, did he?
00:09:49Do they have Wi-Fi in Wales?
00:09:51You know, Brent, I think you should be focused on more important things.
00:09:56Like what?
00:09:57You need to look the part of a parapsychologist when we go over there.
00:10:01Maybe get a haircut.
00:10:06Actually, what you need is a big coat.
00:10:08Castles are freezing.
00:10:09Yeah, that's for sure.
00:10:10I don't know if you're not going to do it for sure.
00:10:40I don't do it for sure.
00:11:00The greatest elements of the future is
00:11:24The greatest elements of the future is
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00:12:56Holy crap, this place is a shithole.
00:13:05It's no worse than some places back home.
00:13:08Well, I've been to the UK a few times and there's one thing you guys got to know about the Brits.
00:13:13They have fucked up teeth.
00:13:14Nice.
00:13:16Well, some do, but no.
00:13:19It's that they are absolutely obsessed with the weather.
00:13:22Anytime you talk with a Brit, they'll bring it up.
00:13:26The sky could be light gray or dark gray or any sort of gray in between, and they will speculate about when it's going to change like they're meteorologists.
00:13:35And then when the sun does come out, it's like it's the second coming.
00:13:39We should grab a bite to eat before we go to the castle.
00:13:46Yeah, good idea.
00:13:47I'm starving.
00:13:48I'm starving.
00:14:17All right, love.
00:14:25What are you after?
00:14:27Some menus would be great.
00:14:30Here you go.
00:14:32What's Welsh rarebit?
00:14:43Oh, well, that's a classic dish around these parts.
00:14:47It dates back to the late 18th century, and it was originally called Welsh rabbit.
00:14:53So it's rabbit then?
00:14:55No, no, there's no rabbit in it.
00:14:58No.
00:14:59So why was it called Welsh rabbit?
00:15:01Oh, I don't know.
00:15:03You know what these chefs are like.
00:15:04They give all sorts of fancy names and stuff, don't they?
00:15:07What's in it then?
00:15:10Well, so you've got a lump of cheese.
00:15:12You've got eggs, milk, pinch of salt, pinch of pepper.
00:15:17You blend it all together, chuck it on some bread, stick it in the oven, bake it.
00:15:22Cheese is melted, cheese is melted, and you can do a variety of things with it too.
00:15:27Put a fried egg on it, and then it becomes a buck rabbit.
00:15:31Or, better still, you can stick a tomato with it, and it becomes a blushing bunny.
00:15:37It's a funny name, isn't it?
00:15:41But, I'll level with you here, love.
00:15:45It's really posh cheese on toast.
00:15:48All right.
00:15:50I'm sold, I'll have one of those.
00:15:53That is the only thing I understand on the menus, though, me too.
00:15:58Why not? I'll have one of those too.
00:16:00Another one here.
00:16:01Well, looks like Welsh rarebit for all of us.
00:16:09Good choice, eh?
00:16:11Idris, meet that five Welsh rabbits.
00:16:14No need to shout.
00:16:16I'll do them now in a minute.
00:16:23So where are you lot from then, eh?
00:16:25New York.
00:16:28America, eh?
00:16:31I've never been there myself, but I've heard it's all right.
00:16:35Yeah, we like it.
00:16:39So what do you do? What are you doing here?
00:16:42We're parapsychologists.
00:16:44It's shrinkers, is it?
00:16:47No.
00:16:48We study paranormal phenomenon.
00:16:50We're spending the night at Margum Castle.
00:16:54Oh, no.
00:16:57No.
00:16:58You don't want to go out there.
00:17:01Really?
00:17:03Why?
00:17:06Many say it's cursed.
00:17:11Well, I'm...
00:17:12A lot of places have a legend.
00:17:16Oh, no.
00:17:17No.
00:17:20This is more than a legend.
00:17:21No.
00:17:22No.
00:17:22No.
00:17:22No.
00:17:23No.
00:17:23No.
00:17:24No.
00:17:24No.
00:17:25No.
00:17:25No.
00:17:26No.
00:17:26No.
00:17:27No.
00:17:27No.
00:17:28No.
00:17:28No.
00:17:29No.
00:17:29No.
00:17:30No.
00:17:30No.
00:17:36If you had any sense, you'd turn back.
00:17:40Stay away from the castle.
00:17:43Oh, Jesus.
00:17:44You, too.
00:17:45They've laid dormant for many years, but now they are awakening.
00:17:50yeah okay thanks a lot who are they they're waiting for you they've always been waiting
00:18:20you
00:18:50Which one of you is in charge?
00:19:16I am.
00:19:18Right.
00:19:19My name is Enos.
00:19:21I'm the caretaker.
00:19:23I'm Annie Holzer.
00:19:24Good to meet you.
00:19:25Hi.
00:19:26Dr. Daniel Barron.
00:19:28Doctor?
00:19:30What's a doctor want to spend the night here for?
00:19:33Oh, no, I'm not a medical doctor.
00:19:36I got a minor in parapsychology while earning a bachelor's degree in psychology at Franklin Pierce.
00:19:41We're just here to do some research.
00:19:44What are you researching?
00:19:45We're investigating claims of paranormal sightings in the building.
00:19:49There have been plenty of those down the years.
00:19:55Hey, do you get any phone signal around here?
00:19:58No.
00:19:59No Wi-Fi either, I guess.
00:20:02Nothing like that.
00:20:03How come?
00:20:04Well, there are no phone masts for miles.
00:20:08Locals don't like to get too close.
00:20:11Yeah, we met a few of them earlier.
00:20:15They're a bit twitchy about this place.
00:20:17With good reason.
00:20:18I'll be back in the morning.
00:20:38All the best to you.
00:20:39You're not going to give us the tour?
00:20:41Oh, I'm sure you can find your own way around.
00:20:50You didn't want to stay too long?
00:20:52Yeah.
00:20:54This place sure does spook everyone.
00:20:56Holy shit.
00:21:19It's like something out of a Dracula movie.
00:21:22Pretty creepy, right?
00:21:23Speaking of which, what's with the new fatigues?
00:21:27Oh, Annie said I should look the part.
00:21:31Yeah, but the waistcoat?
00:21:33Dude, she wanted you to look like a parapsychologist.
00:21:36Not fucking Aladdin.
00:21:38Is it too much?
00:21:39Just a little.
00:21:41The haircut's good though, right?
00:21:44Sure.
00:21:45If you came here to sell insurance.
00:21:48You know, you're mean when you're sober.
00:21:51Well, speaking of which.
00:21:53Is that weed?
00:21:53Uh, keep your voice down.
00:21:56Where'd you get it?
00:21:57I have my sources.
00:21:59Where the hell did you get it on the plane?
00:22:02You really don't want to know that.
00:22:05Okay.
00:22:08Oh, sorry.
00:22:09Yeah.
00:22:09Yeah.
00:22:10Kurt.
00:22:12Sorry, I thought about you, kid.
00:22:16Hello?
00:22:19Mr. Morton?
00:22:19Yes.
00:22:20No, please.
00:22:21Oh, come on.
00:22:22Call me Hugh, please.
00:22:23Yeah, we spoke on the phone.
00:22:26Dr. Daniel Barron.
00:22:27It's great to put a face to the name.
00:22:30This is my colleague and leader of our research team, Annie Holzer.
00:22:34Annie, how nice to see you.
00:22:35Good to meet you.
00:22:36As you can see, I brought somebody with me.
00:22:38I'd like to introduce you to Edith Withers.
00:22:41She's a very well-known psychic comedian.
00:22:43Fabulous to meet you.
00:22:45Likewise.
00:22:46Hi.
00:22:48So, what do you feel you can contribute to our research?
00:22:51Well, I understand your studies are of the paranormal variety.
00:22:55That's right.
00:22:56Perhaps someone who communicates with the world of the spirit could be a worthwhile resource?
00:23:01That's not usually how we collect our data.
00:23:05I understand that.
00:23:08But a different perspective could be useful.
00:23:10Okay, let's give it a try.
00:23:18Oh, thank you.
00:23:20I've always been fascinated by this castle.
00:23:23I hear it has a remarkable residual energy.
00:23:26Um, what is your objective here?
00:23:29I mean, if you don't mind me asking, you...
00:23:31Well, like I said on the phone, we're a parapsychology team just looking to study and collect data.
00:23:38I was sort of wondering whether or not you had some kind of, uh, specific hypothesis that you were going to...
00:23:45Nothing specific.
00:23:46We're open-minded about the conclusion.
00:23:48Oh, good.
00:23:49I'm so pleased to hear because, you know, a lot of people sort of over-sensationalize about it all, right?
00:23:57Shall we take a look around?
00:23:58Yeah, that'd be great.
00:23:59Yeah, that'd be great.
00:23:59Yeah.
00:23:59That'd be great.
00:24:28Oh, shit.
00:24:32Oh, shit.
00:24:35Nice job.
00:24:35Do you want me to go check it out?
00:24:39Camera on the north side corridor is down. Who hooked that one up?
00:24:48Oh, shit.
00:24:50Nice job.
00:24:52Do you want me to go check it out?
00:24:53Don't bother. I'll do it. Just stay here and watch the monitors.
00:25:02Apple polisher.
00:25:03What?
00:25:04Will you jump right in there offering to fix my mistake?
00:25:07What a kiss ass.
00:25:08Don't bite me.
00:25:14Forgive my ignorance, Edith, but what is it exactly that you do?
00:25:21I mean, I've seen mediums and movies and things, but I'm guessing there's more to it.
00:25:27I act as an intermediary between the world of the living and the world of the spirit.
00:25:32Right. But, um, are there different categories of mediumship?
00:25:38There are usually two types of mediumship, mental and physical.
00:25:43So, what kind of medium are you?
00:25:45I specialize in the mental side of mediumship. I walk through a house and I tune in to the residual energy that's there.
00:25:57There. So, have you ever been involved in an investigation like this before?
00:26:01Ten years ago, I was invited to join a team of ghost hunters who were investigating Pendle Hill.
00:26:09That's where the famous trials of the Pendle witches were held in 1612.
00:26:14Have you ever heard of them?
00:26:16No.
00:26:17No.
00:26:17They were the most famous witch trials in British history.
00:26:21Ten women were accused and executed by Matthew Hopkins, the witch finder general.
00:26:28I found being in Pendle Hill a most disturbing experience.
00:26:34Why's that?
00:26:36When I connected, I realized that the women weren't practicing dark witchcraft at all.
00:26:45They were simply women like me who were practicing their skills.
00:26:50That's what I found so disturbing.
00:26:55Had I lived in the 1600s, perhaps I'd have been burned at the stake.
00:27:01Have you had any prior experience in this castle?
00:27:06I've never been invited to any events or studies here.
00:27:10I think the locals would rather leave this place well alone.
00:27:15When was the castle first built, Hugh?
00:27:17The Talbot family constructed it over a 10-year period from 1830 to 1840.
00:27:24The young man, the Talbot patriarch, Christopher, he traveled across Europe for years and he returned to South Wales in 1830.
00:27:34And he was the one who redeveloped the whole family estate.
00:27:38When was the first report of supernatural activity here?
00:27:42Well, the whole Talbot families, they lived here until 1941.
00:27:47And then they sold it to David Evans Bevan, good Welsh name.
00:27:53Anyway, he sold it soon afterwards.
00:27:54He said that it was, you know, too big for what he wanted.
00:27:57But his relative said that the real reason he sold it was because he was, you know, very, very disturbed by all the noises he heard every evening.
00:28:10Like children running up and down the corridors.
00:28:13And David's son said he saw a little girl darting in and out of rooms.
00:28:18And she was always wearing Victorian dress.
00:28:23So, are we to assume that children died here during that era?
00:28:28Yes.
00:28:29I think that's safe to assume.
00:28:31I think that's safe to assume.
00:29:01Uh!
00:29:02Uh!
00:29:20Uh!
00:29:29Uh!
00:29:30Uh!
00:29:31I don't know.
00:30:01I don't know.
00:30:31I don't know.
00:31:01I don't know.
00:31:31I can't believe we didn't put a camera in that room.
00:31:39We have one in there now.
00:31:41I sense a lot of consternation from a child who lived in this castle.
00:31:52A little girl.
00:31:53She lived mainly in one room.
00:31:59It was a room filled with toys.
00:32:03But for her, it was a room filled with loneliness.
00:32:06What era are we talking about?
00:32:1318... 1871.
00:32:18What was her name?
00:32:21Abigail.
00:32:24Did she... did she die there?
00:32:27Yes.
00:32:31In that room.
00:32:35What?
00:32:36What happened?
00:32:37What?
00:32:45What?
00:32:48When?
00:32:50What?
00:32:50It's over, Catherine. I want you out of here.
00:33:12Don't say that, please.
00:33:14I mean it. I have had enough. Just get out.
00:33:17I'm taking Abigail with me.
00:33:19No, you're not.
00:33:20She's staying here with me.
00:33:22No! She's not!
00:33:24This is your final warning.
00:33:26If you're still here when I get back, there'll be hell to pay.
00:33:30Just get out!
00:33:32Ah!
00:33:34Ah!
00:33:36Ah!
00:33:38Ah!
00:33:40Ah!
00:33:42Ah!
00:33:44Ah!
00:33:46Ah!
00:33:48Ah!
00:33:50Ah!
00:33:52Ah!
00:33:54What's next!
00:33:56Ah!
00:33:58Ah!
00:33:58Ah!
00:34:00Ah!
00:34:01Ah!
00:34:01Ah!
00:34:02Ah!
00:34:02Ah!
00:34:03Oh!
00:34:03Ah!
00:34:03Ah!
00:34:04Ah!
00:37:05The bride and the child are buried on the property.
00:37:11They're tormented souls trapped within the walls.
00:37:14I'm going to the bathroom.
00:37:26Have fun.
00:37:28You sure you're okay?
00:37:38I said I'm fine!
00:37:40All right.
00:37:41Just asking.
00:37:42I'm sorry.
00:37:45It was just creepy.
00:37:49That's the first time I've seen an apparition in person.
00:37:53Really?
00:37:55We don't do much field work like this.
00:38:00I mean, I've been to haunted sites before, but...
00:38:05never one with such tangible supernatural energy.
00:38:09Well, yeah, it's always scary seeing something that's not supposed to be there.
00:38:14Well, it's not just that.
00:38:15It's said that when the ghost of a deceased person appears to someone, the ghost retains the personality from when the person was living.
00:38:26And it's said that most of the time that communication is of a peaceful nature, but I didn't feel that.
00:38:36All I felt was anger, bitterness, injustice, and that's what scared me.
00:38:48I thought that when we died, we'd be at peace, and now I know that if we don't die happy, we're stuck with that anger for eternity, and that's hell.
00:39:18Hey, guys.
00:39:19So, let's hear it.
00:39:20Here it is.
00:39:22Let's get started.
00:39:52Kerk?
00:40:08Lydia?
00:40:11Brent, is that you?
00:40:22Hey, were you guys watching the corridor on the south side?
00:40:35No.
00:40:36Okay, but you're recording though, right?
00:40:38Yeah.
00:40:39Good, I need you to wind it back and check something for me.
00:40:41What happened?
00:40:42Um, writing appeared in the bathroom.
00:40:45Was it your mom's phone number?
00:40:46I'm not kidding around, Brent.
00:40:49A message appeared in the mirror.
00:40:50What did it say?
00:40:52Uh, it's said to get out.
00:40:55We don't have a camera in the bathroom.
00:40:57I know that.
00:40:58But when I came out into the hallway, I saw a figure.
00:41:03Alright, I'll check it out.
00:41:05Okay, thanks.
00:41:06It's freaky, isn't it?
00:41:07Seeing something like that.
00:41:09Yeah.
00:41:10Makes you think you're going crazy.
00:41:12Yeah, I guess.
00:41:14That's strange.
00:41:16What?
00:41:17Look at the monitor.
00:41:19That's playback.
00:41:21What?
00:41:21What?
00:41:22What?
00:41:25What?
00:41:56I don't doubt you both saw apparitions.
00:42:01It's just frustrating our cameras haven't captured anything.
00:42:04I checked the heat sensors.
00:42:07They detected a sudden drop in temperature during both sightings.
00:42:10That's something, at least.
00:42:12I get the impression that won't be our last encounter tonight anyway.
00:42:17Of course, you know, you haven't come across the most famous ghost in the castle,
00:42:22a man called Robert Scott.
00:42:24He was a gamekeeper way back in 1898.
00:42:28Why is he the most famous?
00:42:48You!
00:42:51You are not allowed on this land!
00:42:54No!
00:43:07You!
00:43:07You!
00:43:13You!
00:43:13Oh, my God.
00:43:43Oh, my God.
00:43:55Robert Scott was not a forgiving man in life, and nothing has changed in his death.
00:44:00He's a bitter and vengeful entity who will punish anyone who invades his territory.
00:44:05You know the big staircase by the entrance hall?
00:44:08That's where he's seen. He's, you know, carrying the axe and his face is blech.
00:44:14Some spirits choose to reveal themselves to the living in the way they died.
00:44:19That's why Scott still bears the scars of that fateful battle.
00:44:27I'm going for a walk. I need some fresh air.
00:44:32I'll, uh, I'll go with you.
00:44:47Edith, there's something I wanted to ask you.
00:44:50Yes?
00:44:50I'd always believed that when we passed over, that the pain of life would be washed away.
00:45:00That we would genuinely rest in peace.
00:45:03Sounds like that's not the case.
00:45:08No, not for everyone.
00:45:10But that's a scary idea, isn't it?
00:45:14That even in death, the anger of life may stay with us.
00:45:19There are many different beliefs out there, but most cultures agree
00:45:23that the reason that ghosts remain behind is unfinished business.
00:45:28Whether it's avenging a murder or some other desire.
00:45:31There are many different beliefs out there.
00:46:01You seem a little agitated back there.
00:46:16Running around a castle with some psychic chasing ghosts?
00:46:20Seems like something a reality TV crew would do
00:46:22more than a team of educated parapsychologists.
00:46:26You know, I can't help but feeling that a lot of what we're experiencing
00:46:29could be power of suggestion.
00:46:33What about all the monitors cutting out?
00:46:35That was probably just Brent and Kirk screwing up.
00:46:41Hey.
00:46:43What inspired you to become a parapsychologist?
00:46:48Why are you asking me that now?
00:46:51I'm nosy.
00:46:51It was so long ago, I don't remember.
00:46:57Really?
00:47:00Well.
00:47:02Maybe I don't feel comfortable sharing.
00:47:08In all our years working together, have...
00:47:11Have I ever given you any reason to believe that I'm not a good guy?
00:47:14I guess not, but...
00:47:21This is not the happiest story.
00:47:26I can take it.
00:47:27I never had a very good relationship with my parents.
00:47:38It was my brother, Kenny, who was always there for me,
00:47:42giving me advice,
00:47:44protecting me, showing me the love that our parents never did.
00:47:49One day when we were teenagers,
00:47:54he was getting ready to go on a road trip to Mexico with his friends.
00:47:59I had this terrible feeling.
00:48:02Before he left,
00:48:04he told me he'd always be there for me.
00:48:09The next day we got the call.
00:48:13There'd been a car crash.
00:48:15Kenny and his friends were killed.
00:48:16I had to go to the coroner's and identify the body.
00:48:20My parents wouldn't go.
00:48:26I wish the last memory I had of him was while he was still alive,
00:48:31but seeing him at the mortuary,
00:48:37it often flashes through my mind a lot.
00:48:43Cold and lifeless he looked.
00:48:46He wants me.
00:48:51Jesus.
00:48:54That's terrible.
00:48:57I still miss him so much.
00:49:01He was everything to me.
00:49:03That's why I took an interest in parapsychology.
00:49:10I thought that it would make me less scared of dying.
00:49:15Sounds silly, I know.
00:49:17No, not at all.
00:49:21It's hard for me to get close to someone.
00:49:23Well...
00:49:24You're meant to get close to someone.
00:49:32I think it just...
00:49:35kind of happens...
00:49:37organically.
00:49:40You know,
00:49:40the universe has a...
00:49:44funny way of working these things out.
00:49:46I wish you'd get back.
00:49:56Yeah.
00:49:56So,
00:49:57yeah,
00:49:58yeah,
00:49:58cause...
00:49:59So,
00:50:00I'm gonna ask you for a minute poop.
00:50:02She's been working.
00:50:07I know she's able to do everything in her room,
00:50:08but I can't help you.
00:50:10So,
00:50:10you know she's good.
00:50:11Just...
00:50:12Now,
00:50:12let me go.
00:50:13Winter.
00:50:14For real,
00:50:15let me go.
00:50:16Now!
00:50:16Let me go.
00:50:17Next.
00:50:17Sure,
00:50:18let me go.
00:50:19One minute poop.
00:50:19You know,
00:50:20let me go.
00:50:21tecnologiaê±°ë“ .
00:50:21Member course besu ì„ ë¬¼ to fame.
00:50:53In the evening by the moonlight, when the donkeys' work was over,
00:51:01we would gather round the fire till the whole cake is was done.
00:51:10Then we all would eat our supper, after that we'd clear the kitchen.
00:51:18That's the only time we had to spare, to have a little fun.
00:51:30Hunter Dave would take the fiddle down, that hung upon the wall.
00:51:39Hunter Dave would take the fiddle down, that hung upon the roof.
00:51:45He would take the fiddle down, and be careful.
00:51:49There's a lot of fun that would take the fiddle down.
00:51:52He would take the fiddle down.
00:51:55I was ready to take the fiddle down.
00:51:58I saw the fiddle down.
00:52:00I tried to cut the fiddle down, but I didn't know who I was.
00:52:03I don't know.
00:52:33I don't know.
00:53:03I don't know.
00:53:33I don't know.
00:53:34I don't know.
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00:54:04I don't know.
00:54:05I did.
00:54:06I don't know.
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00:54:32I don't know.
00:54:33These big places always have hidden compartments and passages.
00:54:54Maybe they'll lead us to a secret exit.
00:54:57Have you ever heard of anything like that in this place, Hugh?
00:54:59Yeah, well, actually, there was an employee who worked here for many, many years.
00:55:03Now, he claimed that there was a secret vault down in the grounds there
00:55:07and contained some of the castle's historic artifacts.
00:55:10And he also said that from the vault, there was another tunnel leading to the outside.
00:55:16It was constructed in case the Tolbert's ever had to, you know, get out of the castle undetected.
00:55:21I don't see anything like that on the blueprints.
00:55:24Yeah, I know. It's supposed to be secret, wasn't it?
00:55:26Well, if it's such a secret, how come that employee knew about it?
00:55:29Sounded very logical to me when he told me anyway.
00:55:31All right.
00:55:31Our only option is to search this castle.
00:55:35Find out if there really is a secret door that leads to a vault.
00:55:38We have no proof there's even a vault, let alone an escape route inside it.
00:55:41It's not on the blueprints. It's just hearsay.
00:55:44What other choice do we have?
00:55:46All we've got up here are bars on the windows and locked doors.
00:55:49We tried to break them down. They won't budge.
00:55:51I believe there is a vault.
00:55:53But I must warn you that the spirits will do everything they can to stop us finding it.
00:56:01Shit.
00:56:03Is it just this room or the whole building?
00:56:07All the lights are off out here, too.
00:56:10I think the whole building's down.
00:56:12Did you pack the flashlights?
00:56:13Yeah. They're in a bag over there.
00:56:29We'll search the rooms.
00:56:30Find this secret passage if we can.
00:56:33You stay here.
00:56:34Keep an eye on the equipment.
00:56:36I haven't heard Lydia knocking.
00:56:40Do you think she's still outside?
00:56:45I don't know.
00:56:47Maybe she went back to town to get help.
00:56:48That's what we're hoping for.
00:57:05Okay. Let's search.
00:57:09Daniel and I will take that room.
00:57:11Hugh and Edith, you take the one opposite.
00:57:12Anyone finds anything, come back to the corridor and call out.
00:57:16And leave the doors open so we can hear each other, okay?
00:57:18Yeah, okay. Fine.
00:57:19Yes, yes, yes.
00:57:20I didn't see this room earlier.
00:57:41Yeah, me neither.
00:57:45There's something really familiar about this place.
00:57:50I feel like I've been here before.
00:57:53I feel like I've been here before.
00:58:20Wait.
00:58:21Wait.
00:58:21I don't know.
00:58:51I mean, where on earth are we?
00:59:06Bexal Hill.
00:59:08It's the castle toying with us, playing on our fears, bringing the past into the present.
00:59:21Edith Withers, the mark of Satan is upon you.
00:59:35You must burn.
00:59:51Who is that?
01:00:08It's my brother.
01:00:10It's my brother.
01:00:26You can't have much of this place.
01:00:29It's just something that it's not.
01:00:31It's not your best class.
01:00:33You can't have much of this place.
01:00:35I love this place.
01:00:40Your satanic ways are an affront to common decency.
01:01:01And it is just that you suffer for them.
01:01:07You must, your Garrett does not ruin your family life.
01:01:12This is Man's Tree attime.
01:01:13In the past, we have 24 hours to씩 humanitarians.
01:01:16There are two people who carry out the house full of pictures.
01:01:18You must be taken away from the house full of pictures and look into the calf.
01:01:22Please, just wait.
01:01:24Please, just wait for theieving appearance.
01:01:26geben you to an illusion.
01:01:28There's no doubt going out.
01:01:30Do what they do doing?
01:01:33You must definitely feel like my propulsion.
01:01:34Open them up just right through the reste.
01:01:36Stern!
01:01:42Do your duty!
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01:02:16What the hell happened?
01:02:39Psychological warfare.
01:02:41The castle's using our fears against us.
01:02:45Was that Kirk?
01:03:15The castle's using our fears against us.
01:03:20The castle's using our fears against us.
01:03:24The castle's using our fears against us.
01:03:30The castle's using our fears against us.
01:03:45No!
01:03:47She's gone, Hugh!
01:03:49Come on!
01:03:50Come on!
01:03:51Look!
01:04:06Help me!
01:04:10Come on!
01:04:11Come on!
01:04:12Look!
01:04:13Help me!
01:04:15Come on!
01:04:16Come on!
01:04:17Come on!
01:04:18Come on!
01:04:19Come on!
01:04:20Come on!
01:04:21Come on!
01:04:22Come on!
01:04:23Come on!
01:04:27Come on!
01:04:36Come on!
01:04:37Okay, go.
01:05:03Okay.
01:05:04This could be it.
01:05:15Do you know how to pick a lock?
01:05:16No, do you?
01:05:17No, but I don't see any keys around here, so we have to try.
01:05:28Look at this place.
01:05:29This must be worth a fortune.
01:05:31This isn't the fucking Antiques Roadshow.
01:05:36What are you doing?
01:05:38It's got a key.
01:05:39If it's got a key, there's something valuable inside.
01:05:41We're not here to loot the fucking place, Hugh.
01:05:44We need to get the hell out of here.
01:05:45Now help us get this door open.
01:05:50Oh, my God.
01:05:52What?
01:05:55Necronomicon.
01:05:58Is that supposed to mean something to us?
01:05:59This is one of the most famous occult books in the whole world.
01:06:02It's got enormous powers.
01:06:04Earlier, Edith said she sensed something of significance was in the vault.
01:06:08Something spirits didn't want us to find.
01:06:10Could this be it?
01:06:11Yeah, it could be.
01:06:12I mean, I heard that they collected historical artifacts.
01:06:14I never thought they had this.
01:06:16Could we potentially use it to ward off the spirits?
01:06:19I think we could.
01:06:20Well, maybe we shouldn't be messing around with something like that.
01:06:23Well, we've got to try something, haven't we?
01:06:25Maybe we can use this book to lift the spirits and make our escape.
01:06:49Don't do it.
01:06:50You're a mess.
01:06:51Don't do it.
01:06:52Don't do it.
01:06:53You're all right.
01:06:54Don't do it.
01:06:55Don't do it.
01:06:56Don't do it.
01:06:57Don't do it.
01:06:58It's not that you'll see the other spirit.
01:07:00Those spirit's flotten us in this place, fight water by water and fire by fire,
01:07:05I'm not at all.
01:07:07My exalted life, that's all I have seen.
01:07:10My exalted life.
01:07:12Your spirits threaten us in this place.
01:07:14Fight water by water and fire by fire.
01:07:17Banish those souls into nothingness
01:07:20and remove their powers until the last trace.
01:07:23Let these evil beings flee through time and space,
01:07:27by earth, by wind, by water, and by fire.
01:07:31Banish the darkness and bring forth the light.
01:07:34Oh, evil spirit, in the name of the Holy One, I cast thee to hell.
01:08:04Oh, evil spirit, in the name of the Holy One, I cast thee to hell.
01:08:34Oh, evil spirit, in the name of the Holy One, I cast thee to hell.
01:09:04Oh, Enos, thank God you're here.
01:09:13Listen, it's been a total disaster.
01:09:15We need to get the police out here right now.
01:09:24Why is he ignoring us?
01:09:25I don't know.
01:09:27Enos, are you listening?
01:09:29We had no phone reception.
01:09:31We couldn't call anyone.
01:09:32We've been stuck in here all night.
01:09:38Enos, this isn't funny.
01:09:41Answer us, for Christ's sake.
01:09:58We've encountered a lot of poltergeist phenomenon.
01:10:20Enos, this is getting ridiculous.
01:10:22Enos, speak to us.
01:10:23Let's go.
01:10:24Let's do this.
01:10:24Lord?
01:10:25Let's go.
01:10:25Amen.
01:10:26Let's go.
01:10:28Let's go.
01:10:29Let's go.
01:10:29Let's go.
01:10:32Let's go.
01:10:33Let's go.
01:10:34Oh, my God.
01:11:04Oh, my God.
01:11:08Hey.
01:11:10Hey.
01:11:14Hey.
01:11:16Hey.
01:11:18Hey.
01:11:20Hey.
01:11:26Hey.
01:11:30Hey.
01:11:32Hey.
01:11:38Hey.
01:11:42Hey.
01:11:44Hey.
01:11:46Hey.
01:11:50Hey.
01:11:54In the evening by the moonlight
01:12:08When the darkies' work was over
01:12:12We would gather round the fire
01:12:16Till the whole cake is was done
01:12:21Then we all would eat our supper
01:12:25After that we'd clear the kitchen
01:12:29That's the only time we had to spare
01:12:35To have a little fun
01:12:41Hunter Dave would take the fiddle down
01:12:47That hung upon the wall
01:12:50While the silvery moon was shining
01:12:54Clear and bright
01:12:58How the old folks would enjoy it
01:13:06They would sit all night and listen
01:13:11As we sang in the evening
01:13:19By the moonlight
01:13:27In the evening by the moonlight
01:13:29You could hear the stars
01:13:37In the evening by the moonlight
01:13:39You could hear the banjos ringing
01:13:43How the old folks would enjoy it
01:13:49They would sit all night and listen
01:13:57We sang in the evening
01:14:03By the moonlight
01:14:07How the old folks would enjoy it
01:14:25How the old folks would enjoy it
01:14:35How the old folks would enjoy it
01:14:37They would sit all night and listen
01:14:43And we sang in the evening
01:14:51And we sang in the evening
01:14:53By the moonlight
01:14:57And we sang in the evening
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