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Six people get stranded in a toymaker couple's home in the middle of a remote Gothic countryside. But unknown to them, the dolls in the house have a vengeance for blood.
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00:03:33And now, back to Ami
00:03:35I don't like the look of these clouds up ahead. Maybe we should pull around.
00:03:40Where? A nearby cave.
00:03:47This is incredible.
00:03:49What?
00:03:50Isn't this something, baby?
00:03:59Oh, God.
00:04:03Oh, God.
00:04:15Well?
00:04:16Okay, let's go, man.
00:04:43god damn it careful of the mud dear jesus daddy stop swearing mommy says it's not nice to swear
00:04:53well mommy's not here now judith rosemary that's mama rosemary you're not my mother
00:05:06thank god
00:05:12i could use a little help out here dearest unless you plan on levitating this thing i think it's here
00:05:18to stay oh damn i'm gonna kill that kid stand in line
00:05:29it looks like the storm's kicking up again i think we should just leave the car and split
00:05:33this whole road could flood out do you want me to walk
00:05:40not far just down the road look
00:05:49ah that means shelter maybe maybe we can make it before the rain starts up again huh
00:05:54lovely vacation you planned
00:06:15leave that thing here
00:06:18teddy and i go everywhere together we're best friends
00:06:21come on
00:06:22not this time tootsie
00:06:27you'll travel faster so
00:06:38okay i'll get you for that
00:07:02oh god
00:07:04oh god
00:07:09daddy
00:07:16daddy
00:07:18daddy
00:07:20daddy
00:07:21daddy
00:07:21daddy
00:07:32daddy
00:07:44daddy
00:07:46daddy
00:07:46daddy
00:07:47daddy
00:07:48daddy
00:07:50quit moaning about that toy and get moving
00:07:54what is holding you two up
00:07:56your kid is daydreaming again
00:07:59all right what is it this time judy ghosts goblins little green men on pie plates
00:08:05jeez i don't know what kind of crap your mother's been feeding you but
00:08:10holy cow
00:08:25look at this place
00:08:29not exactly a four-star hotel
00:08:51come on
00:08:53come on
00:08:54come on
00:09:02knock
00:09:02knock
00:09:12maybe they left because of the storm
00:09:14maybe
00:09:16suppose they know something we don't
00:09:19suppose this place is flooding out
00:09:21suppose they left for higher ground
00:09:24suppose we're trapped here suppose
00:09:26suppose you shut up
00:09:27what
00:09:28i said i
00:09:29suppose they shut up this place because of the storm
00:09:38hello
00:09:38knock again
00:09:40yes
00:09:41now
00:09:43there
00:09:44see it's a large house
00:09:55look at this motorcycle
00:09:57how
00:09:57well
00:09:57no
00:09:58do
00:09:58he
00:09:58hi
00:10:04gonna
00:10:05come on
00:10:05and
00:10:07come on
00:10:08monkey
00:10:09call
00:10:14away
00:10:14any
00:10:18hey we can get in this way and breaking and entering who's going to arrest us out here
00:10:25count dracula this coat is ruined sorry what just looks like a warehouse
00:10:57it's got to be a light switch around here somewhere
00:11:23nice going i got scared
00:11:27what did you see this time
00:11:40much as we love visitors we do prefer them to use the front door
00:11:50the front door is locked and no one answered and we were awfully wet oh poor dear
00:11:59got taken unawares by the storm here they do arise rather suddenly around here
00:12:05all right come on up come up and get warm thank you thank you very much
00:12:25what's the matter afraid of the dark no afraid of what's in the dark
00:12:36she's always daydreaming seeing things you have an active imagination
00:12:42eh i suppose that's good then you come to the right house
00:12:48oh that you have come into the kitchen we have the stove on
00:12:59this old house gets clammy when it rains
00:13:24i get a hot meal inside you and then i'll give you a tour of the house okay okay
00:13:44what's the matter my dear
00:13:47just my imagination
00:13:53i've never seen a storm like this
00:13:55yes they are quite fierce strangers never seem to see them coming
00:13:59not that we get many tourists around here
00:14:02people do frighten of the forests and the violent storms
00:14:05but we like them don't we my dear oh yes this can be the most exciting place to feel
00:14:13you're kidding me
00:14:13hillary and i ah where are my manners i am gabriel hartwick and this is my wife hillary
00:14:20david bauer this is my wife rosemary and my daughter judy
00:14:24that's not my real mother my real motherlism bastard
00:14:29can it this will put a little heat on your bones dearie
00:14:36you chose an unusual spot for a vacation day
00:14:40tell me about it unusual but rich in adventure and beauty
00:14:44how do you stand the weather oh we're used to these storms
00:14:48they're almost magical they seem to go on and on it's like one long night exactly my dear
00:14:57the longest night in the world how quaint the weather brings out creativity it helps me in my work
00:15:06what kind of work is that witchcraft
00:15:13close to it i'm a doll maker i make the most wonderful toys dolls puppets soldiers ballerinas
00:15:22but nowadays people seem to want their playthings mass produced nobody wants dolls that are special
00:15:29anymore that are one of a kind i do yes i believe you do judy tell me one thing i've
00:15:37noticed about you
00:15:38you don't have a doll that doesn't seem natural to me a little girl without a doll is somehow
00:15:45incomplete i had teddy when i left the carpet but the clumsy little deer dropped him in the forest
00:15:52i i dropped it in the forest that's a shame i can't replace teddy but i can make sure you
00:16:01have
00:16:01some company whilst you're here
00:16:05a very dear friend of mine
00:16:08i like him say hello to mr punch hello mr punch punch's partner's name is judy the same as yours
00:16:16hear that we're partners come on mr punch you'll sit down with me and have some soup
00:16:22yeah okay okay judy
00:16:29i fear a life
00:16:32shit
00:16:32defrax the blame skin
00:16:35oh
00:16:41hi
00:16:42oh please please excuse us
00:16:44my name is ralph ralph morris
00:16:47These girls, they were just hitchhiking in, so I picked them up.
00:16:51Picked us up?
00:16:53Trying to get some talent around.
00:16:56They're just kidding.
00:16:58No, I just thought because it was raining, you know.
00:17:00You thought you'd try us crazy.
00:17:02No, no, no, it was just because it was raining and the way you guys are dressed, I just thought...
00:17:08What's the matter with the way we're dressed?
00:17:10I know.
00:17:11Come and sit over here, Ralph.
00:17:14My name is Gabriel, my wife Hilary, David, Rosemary and Judith.
00:17:20Okay.
00:17:22Oh, gee, I haven't seen a punch doll since I was a kid.
00:17:26You like toys?
00:17:28You like to play around, Ralph?
00:17:30Oh, yes!
00:17:32I mean, no, no.
00:17:33I liked dolls when I was a kid, but of course I'm not little anymore.
00:17:38Pretty good.
00:17:39This is Isabel, and I mean it.
00:17:40Well, you're all welcome to stay the night until the storm settles down.
00:17:44Why don't you show our guests to their rooms, Gabriel?
00:17:48All right.
00:17:49Let's get you people settled in.
00:18:11Here, let me give you a hand.
00:18:14There we go.
00:18:19Hey, Mr. Ralph.
00:18:21Ralph, are you scared?
00:18:23Of course not.
00:18:24We're still to be afraid of.
00:18:26Isabel?
00:18:27Oh, don't be silly.
00:18:43Only one bed?
00:18:45Where's the kid supposed to sleep?
00:18:46Oh, she has a room of her own.
00:18:49Oh, that's a wonderful idea.
00:18:53Yes, I thought you would like it.
00:19:04What do you think about Ralph?
00:19:06What do you mean?
00:19:08Do I fancy him?
00:19:09No!
00:19:12I mean, is he going to fall for it or not?
00:19:15Oh, God.
00:19:16I don't know.
00:19:17I think we ought to get it.
00:19:19Hmm.
00:19:22Look!
00:19:24I mean, are we going to nick his wallet if we're surrounded by people and he's in another room?
00:19:37Very well, Gabriel.
00:19:40I'll get to that fellow.
00:19:42And his car keys.
00:19:57Sir, sir, sir, please wait.
00:20:01Is that where the elves live?
00:20:03Who?
00:20:04The elves!
00:20:05No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:08Then where are the fairies?
00:20:09Well, maybe there are a few hiding in my workshop.
00:20:12Shall we see?
00:20:16No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:20No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:22No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:23No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:23No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:25No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:26No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:35No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:38No, Judy, that's just a storage room.
00:20:58Oh, Gabriel, this is great.
00:21:07You still like toys, do you?
00:21:08Oh, yes, but it's too bad we have to outgrow them, right?
00:21:12No one says you have to.
00:21:14My daddy says you do.
00:21:15Daddies can be wrong sometimes, darling.
00:21:18They're only human.
00:21:21My father taught me everything I know.
00:21:24Funny, I was just thinking about my dad.
00:21:26He used to tell us stories about how toys woke up after we were asleep,
00:21:29and they'd start to wander all over the house.
00:21:32So I stayed up night after night to see if I could catch my toys playing on their own.
00:21:37Never made it, but I figured, well, if they're having such a good time,
00:21:41with or without me, they might as well eat.
00:21:44So I, uh, I started leaving cookies for him under my bed.
00:21:49And what happened?
00:21:50I raised several healthy families of ants.
00:21:54Yeah, but then Dad cleared me in.
00:21:57He said, toys eat imaginary cookies.
00:22:00Your father sounds like a good man.
00:22:02Oh, yeah, he was.
00:22:05Died when I was nine, though.
00:22:08Listen to me, Gabriel.
00:22:09I can remember every single toy I had when I was little.
00:22:13And they remember you, Ralph.
00:22:15Toys are very loyal.
00:22:17And that is a fact.
00:22:21Tell me where the elves live.
00:22:23Why, darling, elves live wherever they want to.
00:22:27Mm-hmm.
00:22:35But you're pretty little darkies.
00:22:38I'm not so innocent thinking.
00:22:41Here you are.
00:22:43There's a bathroom next door if you want to take that paint off your face.
00:22:46Look, the rain has streaked it.
00:22:48It ain't paint.
00:22:49It's make-up.
00:22:51And it's not sweet.
00:22:52It's supposed to look like this.
00:22:53It is.
00:22:55Well, don't mind me.
00:22:56I'm afraid I'm not aware of what's current and what isn't.
00:22:59We don't have very much contact with the modern world here.
00:23:03All this stuff's pretty old, ain't it?
00:23:05Yes, it is.
00:23:06Is it valuable?
00:23:08To us, certainly.
00:23:10I mean, would it be valuable to anybody?
00:23:12Well, I'm certain that people with an appreciation for objects that were made with loving care...
00:23:18Yeah, but are they anti-cues?
00:23:20Anti-cues?
00:23:21You know, valuable old shit.
00:23:22Like old stuff.
00:23:25Antiques.
00:23:26Well, I suppose you could call some of these things antique.
00:23:29They are old.
00:23:31I suppose you could call me an antique, too.
00:23:34I'm just as old as half of this stuff.
00:23:38Yeah, you sure are.
00:23:43Well, goodnight.
00:23:44Do you mind if we have the radio on for a while?
00:23:47Oh, no, not at all.
00:23:49Won't disturb us.
00:23:50Gabriel and I sleep at the other end of the house.
00:23:52Out of space, out of space, out of space, out of space.
00:23:55Pleasant dreams.
00:23:57Don't let the bedbugs bite.
00:24:01Goodnight.
00:24:03Night.
00:24:06Did you hear what she said?
00:24:08Yeah, we can play the radio for a while.
00:24:11Oh, no, about the antique-ies.
00:24:14Well, what about them?
00:24:15Well, this place is loaded with them.
00:24:18I bet they're old jewellery and stuff stashed somewhere.
00:24:20We could swipe it tonight, leave in the morning, and those two wouldn't notice it for days, or maybe even
00:24:27years.
00:24:29Oh, no, they call the police.
00:24:32Do you see any phones around?
00:24:34Look, we could make a fortune here.
00:24:37A lot more than you could nick in old Ralphie boy's wallet.
00:24:40I don't know.
00:24:42I mean, they're so old.
00:24:44They could be our grandparents.
00:24:46Well, they ain't.
00:24:48And besides, they'll probably be dead soon, right?
00:24:53Oh, no.
00:24:56Well, keep this on for a while, and no one'll leave me when I sneak out.
00:25:01And you just keep this blasting, and I'll do the swiping.
00:25:04Won't take me long.
00:25:06No prob.
00:25:09Okay, no prob.
00:25:36So, what's going on without me...
00:25:44so
00:25:45Here's someone.
00:25:45I have to keep this to me.
00:25:46Let's avoid that.
00:25:47If you hold this, it's funny.
00:25:52You should consider myself.
00:25:54I'll drop this to you when I drop the pole
00:25:55this is your room sweetheart we'll call you in the morning for breakfast all
00:25:58right your room is farther down the hall good night Judy good night Ralph
00:26:04good night mr. Gabriel good night
00:26:20here those freaks music all the way across the hall it's not so bad it reminds me that we're still
00:26:27in
00:26:27the 20th century hmm well at least the old fart stock some good wine it tastes musty just like
00:26:35this house all right look you know what I'm gonna do when we get out of here ship the kid
00:26:41back to
00:26:41Boston screw the divorce settlement hey we're young we're rich I'm rich we're in the prime of
00:26:50our lives who needs an anchor huh yeah we could be in Monte Carlo right now if it wasn't for
00:26:56the twerp
00:27:12so
00:27:40the next morning
00:27:42the witch put Gretel to work cooking and cleaning the house and the witch walked Hansel in a cage
00:27:49she was going to eat him first but she wanted to fathom him up a little the witch made sure
00:27:54that
00:27:54Hansel ate very well and every day she would ask him to hold out his finger for her to pinch
00:28:00she
00:28:01she wanted to see how plump he had grown
00:28:06hey mr. punch I'm thirsty how about you you bet I'm real thirsty you want to go find something to
00:28:15drink
00:28:15let's go kiddo
00:28:17let's go kiddo
00:28:17let's go kiddo
00:28:27Oh, my God.
00:33:21Thank you, Judy.
00:33:24Look, I know you don't enjoy spending your summers with me.
00:33:28I don't like it either, but I'm sick of you lying all the time, okay?
00:33:33I don't want to hear it anymore.
00:33:35No more fairies, elves, princesses, ghosts, goblins, talking trees.
00:33:41I'm sick of it all, okay?
00:33:43I don't want to hear any more stories for the rest of the summer.
00:33:46Now get out of here.
00:33:48Go to bed.
00:33:49But...
00:33:49Out!
00:33:50But, Daddy...
00:33:51You better do what he says, short stuff.
00:33:53He may not be able to give you a swat, but I can.
00:33:57Yes, ma'am.
00:34:19feel free to have an imaginary cookie anytime you'd like.
00:34:24Go ahead and get on your imaginary phone
00:34:26and call takeout.
00:34:31We've got a long night ahead of us, right?
00:34:47Ah!
00:34:51Oh, Judy.
00:34:53You just about gave me a heart attack.
00:34:55I have to ask you a question.
00:34:57Yeah?
00:34:57Do you trust kids?
00:34:59Yeah, I guess.
00:35:01Do you believe things they tell you?
00:35:02Sure. Why?
00:35:04My mom does, too, but my dad doesn't.
00:35:06Punch always believes me.
00:35:07He's my best friend next to Teddy, my bear.
00:35:10Okay, let me guess.
00:35:11You got something to tell me, right?
00:35:12One of those girls you brought here with you?
00:35:15Yeah.
00:35:16She's gone.
00:35:17Gone?
00:35:19Gone where?
00:35:20They dragged her into a room.
00:35:21She was screaming and kicking and bleeding.
00:35:24Who did?
00:35:24Who dragged her away?
00:35:25The elves.
00:35:27Oh, Judy.
00:35:28This isn't a fairy tale.
00:35:30This is real.
00:35:32Great.
00:35:33Well, we'll just check it out in the morning.
00:35:36But suppose there isn't a morning.
00:35:38Suppose this is the longest night in the whole world.
00:35:40Remember what Mr. Gamble said about these storms?
00:35:43Yes, but he was just being poetic.
00:35:45But suppose the elves get more people during the storm?
00:35:48Suppose they're satisfied with only one.
00:35:51I mean, maybe they were just lonely.
00:35:55Well, I guess you're right.
00:35:59Kitty.
00:36:00Yes, Ralph?
00:36:04What's that on your slippers?
00:36:05I don't know.
00:36:14That's blood.
00:36:15Yeah, well, it was pretty bloody when they dragged her away.
00:36:19You weren't kidding, were you?
00:36:20Uh-uh.
00:36:22Judy.
00:36:23Yes, Ralph?
00:36:24Can you show me where it happened?
00:36:26I guess so.
00:36:27Oh.
00:36:30Okay.
00:36:31Okay.
00:36:32Let's go.
00:36:39I think it was around here.
00:36:42You're not sure?
00:36:43What do you want, Bruna?
00:36:44I'm seven years old.
00:36:46I don't know.
00:36:59What do you want, Bruna?
00:37:00Which way?
00:37:00Left or right?
00:37:01Right.
00:37:03Think.
00:37:12Shh.
00:37:16What do you want?
00:37:19What do you want?
00:37:20What do you want?
00:37:54Judy Judy
00:38:04Judy
00:38:05Judy
00:38:05Judy
00:38:06Judy
00:38:13Judy
00:38:18Nothing in here
00:38:22Well, takes a load off my mind
00:38:27Look
00:38:37No
00:38:39This way
00:38:43No
00:38:45No
00:38:46No
00:38:46No
00:38:47No
00:38:47No
00:38:54No
00:38:57Maybe blood, huh?
00:39:01Maybe
00:39:13Do you think they took her up to the attic, Ralph?
00:39:16I don't know
00:39:17Maybe there's just a window open up there
00:39:20Maybe a hole in the roof
00:39:23Tell you what
00:39:25Wait here
00:39:25I'll go check
00:39:27Why, I've been in attics before
00:39:32Okay, come on
00:39:38Yes
00:39:39No
00:39:40No
00:39:40No
00:39:40No
00:39:41No
00:39:55No
00:40:05What is all this stuff? It's so dusty.
00:40:12Looks like it hasn't been used in years.
00:40:16Thank God.
00:40:21We better go down and tell somebody about this.
00:40:25My dad won't believe you. He doesn't believe me.
00:40:30Well, they'll believe me. I'm a grown-up.
00:40:33Ralph, look out!
00:40:38Are you okay?
00:40:40Yeah. Sure.
00:40:45Oh, what happened?
00:40:47There were some dolls up there, and you tripped over them.
00:40:51I thought a rat bit me.
00:41:04What the hell are you doing?
00:41:07Something's happened to one of the girls.
00:41:08Daddy, remember? I told you.
00:41:11Yeah, we know. Elves.
00:41:15No, please listen to this. Look at this.
00:41:17What is that? Blood?
00:41:18Yes!
00:41:19Isabel, you know?
00:41:20He's not Isabel.
00:41:21I can see that.
00:41:23I'm sorry, but something's happened to your friend.
00:41:25What do you mean?
00:41:26I'm sorry. Get dragged off.
00:41:28Judy, I warned you about that crap.
00:41:31Look, I don't know what's happened to her, but there's blood all over the hallway.
00:41:35What have you done with her?
00:41:37You took a fancy to her when you picked us up, didn't you?
00:41:40Eh?
00:41:40Isabel was right. You wanted some quick fun.
00:41:43No.
00:41:44What did you do? Follow her?
00:41:45And then when she said no?
00:41:46No, no. I was fast asleep in my bed.
00:41:49That's right.
00:41:50How would you know?
00:41:52Yeah.
00:41:53Hey, you get away from my daughter, pervert.
00:41:56Oh, no. Please just listen to me.
00:41:58Look, I don't know what's happened to her.
00:42:00All I know is...
00:42:01I don't know.
00:42:02There's just something really funny going on in this house.
00:42:04It's the little people.
00:42:07Exactly!
00:42:08No! No, it isn't...
00:42:10Oh, God.
00:42:11Look, all I'm suggesting is that we just search the house for the girl.
00:42:14You can't call me.
00:42:15You've killed Isabel, haven't you?
00:42:17Oh, please, I didn't.
00:42:19Oh, no.
00:42:19I'm not here.
00:42:21You're coming in blood.
00:42:22I am.
00:42:25I am.
00:42:28See?
00:42:29I told you I got bit by that rat.
00:42:31I didn't see any rats.
00:42:32Just toys.
00:42:35You move away from my daughter, mister.
00:42:37I'm going to rearrange her face.
00:42:39Oh, yeah?
00:42:40Yeah.
00:42:40Yeah, well, why don't...
00:42:41Why don't you and I just go look for the girl?
00:42:43I don't think I'm going anywhere with you.
00:42:45You're bloody crazy.
00:42:47And you are spending the night in our room.
00:42:49No, I won't.
00:42:50You heard me.
00:42:51The one who's out is my friend.
00:42:53Oh, I'll bet he is.
00:42:55Come on.
00:42:56Hey!
00:42:58Wait, Judy!
00:43:00Judy!
00:43:04Please, Enid, just give me five minutes, please.
00:43:07Oh!
00:43:08Oh, God.
00:43:10Judy!
00:43:13Judy!
00:43:13Judy, then!
00:43:19Judy!
00:43:23Judy!
00:43:25Get out here right now, God damn it!
00:43:30If you don't come out right now,
00:43:32I'm going to rip this doll to shreds.
00:43:35You think I'm kidding?
00:43:36I'm kidding.
00:43:38Okay.
00:43:42Okay.
00:43:50Ow!
00:43:57All right, funny man.
00:44:01Let's see just how bright you can get.
00:44:07Ow!
00:44:27Oh, Gabriel.
00:44:29Thank goodness.
00:44:30Why, Ralph?
00:44:30What's the matter?
00:44:31One of the girls is missing, and there's, in the living room, in the car.
00:44:34Oh, I know.
00:44:35Please don't say anything about it to anybody at all.
00:44:38Hillary will be so cross.
00:44:40Yeah, I bet she will.
00:44:42And just for the record, what are you talking about?
00:44:45I spilled a can of paint.
00:44:46I used it to paint the doll's cheeks, and I wanted to touch up some of the older ones.
00:44:50I'll go get them off.
00:44:51Wait, paint?
00:44:52You spilled paint?
00:44:53Yes, I do some of my best work at night.
00:44:56Now, about that girl.
00:44:57Oh, Judy saw her getting dragged away by the elves.
00:45:01And you believed her?
00:45:03Yeah.
00:45:03Well, now, congratulations, Ralph.
00:45:05We'll wake up that child that's inside you yet.
00:45:08Now, don't worry about the girl.
00:45:09She's probably got lost in one of the wings in this old mausoleum.
00:45:12If she hasn't turned up by breakfast time, I'll go and find her.
00:45:19I'll go and find her.
00:45:56What are you doing?
00:46:00Oh, I'm just washing some of this blood off.
00:46:05Oh, there you are.
00:46:13Boy, they really broke the skin.
00:46:16My luck, they're a rabbit.
00:46:17I like rabbits.
00:46:23Judy, your father's going to kill you if he catches you down here with me.
00:46:27Worse yet, he's probably going to kill me.
00:46:30Well, what do you think we should do?
00:46:33About Isabel?
00:46:34No, about the longest time in the world.
00:46:44Judy, do you know something that I don't know?
00:46:48I, uh, I guess I do.
00:46:54Oh, honey, I wish I knew what you were talking about.
00:46:58You know, Ralph.
00:47:01Deep down inside, you know.
00:47:06You know.
00:47:18Shit.
00:47:36Ah!
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