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00:00:15To be continued...
00:00:32I'm going to shoot you.
00:01:25I'm going to shoot you.
00:01:49I'm going to shoot you.
00:02:00According to eyewitnesses, accompanying him on his fall was what they called a small,
00:02:05grotesque monstrosity.
00:02:06This creature was also described as a fleshy animal of unknown origin.
00:02:10It's probably on all the channels.
00:02:11And conflicting reports tell us that this strange little being might actually be human.
00:02:17A small, twisted deformity whose most startling feature is an unnervingly human face.
00:02:23A face that strongly resembles the young man who fell from the Hotel Broslin with him.
00:02:28This man has been identified as Dwayne Bradley, a resident of Grens Falls in upstate New York.
00:02:34Police spokesmen have promised to supply us with whatever information becomes available.
00:02:39It's down, isn't it?
00:02:41Absolutely.
00:02:42Details are still sketchy, but eyewitnesses claim that the monster, if we may use that word,
00:02:48lived in a large wicker basket that his companion carried with him at all times.
00:02:52So you knew him?
00:02:54Dwayne was one of the nicest, sweetest guys I ever met.
00:02:57It's horrible what happened.
00:02:59Did you see the creature?
00:03:00I saw him.
00:03:01I saw him real well.
00:03:02Do you know what it was?
00:03:04Yeah, his brother.
00:03:05The little guy was Dwayne's brother.
00:03:07Do you believe that shit, man?
00:03:13According to the records forwarded to us from upstate,
00:03:17Dwayne and his brother were born as Siamese twins.
00:03:20The, um, smaller one was believed to have died during a clandestine operation that separated them.
00:03:27Let's go.
00:03:28We, uh, also have reason to believe that among the victims of the Bradleys are,
00:03:34apparently, the doctors that performed that surgery.
00:03:43Dr. Marks to OR.
00:03:45Dr. Marks to OR, please.
00:03:48Hey, handsome.
00:03:49Hey, how you doing?
00:03:51Hmm.
00:03:53Hmm.
00:03:53Hmm.
00:03:54Hmm.
00:03:55Hmm.
00:03:56Hmm.
00:03:59Hmm.
00:04:02Hmm.
00:04:03Hmm.
00:04:04Hmm.
00:04:04Hmm.
00:04:09Hmm.
00:04:19Hmm.
00:04:29Hmm.
00:04:36So how are the celebrities today?
00:04:39They're not going anywhere.
00:05:21So were you here earlier, I mean when they brought them in?
00:05:24No, I only got on an hour ago.
00:05:25Oh, you missed it.
00:05:26It was like a circus.
00:05:27There was TV cameras all over the place.
00:05:29It was wild.
00:05:30I'm sure.
00:05:32So you want to do something after work?
00:05:35There's not a heck of a lot you can do at 8 in the morning.
00:05:38Well, I can think of a few things.
00:05:41I'm sure.
00:05:42Hey, I was only talking about breakfast.
00:05:45Yeah, I got work to do.
00:05:47Catch you later.
00:05:51Not bad.
00:05:52Not bad at all.
00:05:53Batman boy has distinct possibility.
00:06:14I'll be right back, okay?
00:06:18Give me your number and I'll have Dr. Drexler return your call when he gets out of surgery.
00:06:22Is that all right?
00:06:23Is that all right with you, ma'am?
00:06:25Maintenance to 7th floor.
00:06:28Maintenance to 7th floor.
00:06:30See.
00:06:50Maintenance to 7th floor.
00:07:03Got more doors for you.
00:07:07Also.
00:07:08The Lovelace to Center
00:07:10Is that all as bur Harvardclare?
00:07:15Pass at home.
00:07:22i have permission to be here the nurse at the front desk let me in good then that's who we'll
00:07:26talk to first dr bradley stop he said it was all right he said i should have five minutes with
00:07:31them
00:07:31i am afraid you are making a very big mistake yeah well we'll just see about that i thought
00:07:35they were all gone she must have come up through the cafeteria i found her on the fourth floor i
00:07:39have permission from the head of this hospital let me see some id oh i was told this would all
00:07:43be arranged that i would have full cooperation of the entire staff i only want five minutes with
00:07:48them nobody has to know it'll just be a favor no big deal let me check on this i help
00:07:55you out
00:07:56you help me out we agree no this ain't good this would just get me all depressed and angry
00:08:03this is just the kind of thing that'll make relations between us real ugly real bad is that
00:08:08what you want you want me to get real mad i just want five minutes with them lady you've got
00:08:13a real
00:08:14fucking attitude problem you know that
00:08:19security
00:08:21security
00:08:23security
00:08:34security
00:08:36security
00:08:37security
00:08:37security
00:08:47Dwayne! Dwayne! Dwayne Bradley!
00:08:51Deliah?
00:09:00We're friends. I knew your aunt. We can help you.
00:09:04Please, get inside before someone sees. Please.
00:09:07Please, come.
00:09:43Please, come.
00:10:05Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:07Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:09Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:14Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:28Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:40Dwayne Bradley!
00:10:53Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:21Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:34Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:35Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:35Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:36Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:36Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:36Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:36Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:39Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:40Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:40Dwayne Bradley!
00:11:53Your name is Belial, isn't it?
00:12:00I never met your aunt, but she called me for help after your father died.
00:12:11You know, we spoke very often, and she told me all about you.
00:12:34There are others here like you, others who have been hurt and need to be hidden and sheltered
00:12:43from the outside world.
00:12:51Others like you who have made these walls a place they call home.
00:13:04There you are.
00:13:14And well, but you'll have to live by my rules, under my roof.
00:13:24And that means by contributing and helping and becoming a part of our little community.
00:13:33Now, I understand you feel comfortable sleeping in a basket.
00:13:37Would this one do?
00:13:39Susan!
00:13:49And now, I'd like you to meet the others.
00:14:08Children, children, we have a new member of our community.
00:14:16He's been through a terrible ordeal these past few hours.
00:14:22So be kind to him.
00:14:25If he wishes to be left alone, please let him.
00:14:32Come forward, children.
00:14:34Come forward and meet the newest addition to our family.
00:14:42Mom!
00:14:43Mom!
00:14:44Mom!
00:14:45Mom!
00:14:46Mom!
00:14:47Mom!
00:14:49Mom!
00:14:49Mom!
00:14:50Mom!
00:14:50Mom!
00:14:50Mom!
00:14:52Mom!
00:14:52Mom!
00:14:53Mom!
00:14:54Mom!
00:14:54Let me introduce you to Lorenzo.
00:14:57He comes from South America.
00:15:00Born with an oversized head and an underdeveloped body,
00:15:04he was abandoned by his parents,
00:15:07put on display in cheap backroom exhibitions.
00:15:11He also possesses one of the most beautiful voices I've ever heard.
00:15:17Would you, Lorenzo?
00:15:19Don't you?
00:15:20Come, I'd like you to meet Elise.
00:15:33Now I'd like you to meet Elise.
00:15:36No one has yet been able to determine her parentage.
00:15:39She read of my work and came to me on her own.
00:15:42She's like a second granddaughter to me.
00:15:45She's also our resident poet.
00:15:49Hello, Malaya.
00:15:51Now meet Frederick.
00:15:53I purchased Frederick from his parents.
00:15:56Yes, purchased.
00:15:58It was either me or a sideshow.
00:16:00He's very, very, very introverted, very difficult to understand.
00:16:05And the first to offer comfort and help when one of our family needs it.
00:16:25And here's someone I hope you'll be able to help.
00:16:29Someone very much like you.
00:16:32We don't know her name.
00:16:34So we call her Eve.
00:16:36Eve, she's been with us now for a little more than a year and seems so full of pain and
00:16:42despair that, well, we're all having a hard time reaching her.
00:16:47She seems to be so withdrawn into her own private world that she's been unable to share our happiness and
00:16:54bond.
00:16:56So perhaps, Belial, perhaps you might help her.
00:17:01Look after her.
00:17:02Let her know she has a friend.
00:17:29Listen, I got a great idea involving your favorite story that I know you're going to love.
00:17:35Hmm, I hate it already.
00:17:37A four-part anniversary special about your favorite twins.
00:17:46Look.
00:17:49Let's see how far we can milk this.
00:17:53I want you to rehash what we know.
00:17:56And give me some bright ideas about what we don't.
00:18:00They're born Siamese twins.
00:18:03And they get cut apart, kill some doctors and vanish from the hospital.
00:18:09Don't remind me.
00:18:10So where are they?
00:18:11Who the hell knows?
00:18:12Dead, probably.
00:18:13Oh, no, dead doesn't sell.
00:18:16Let's keep them alive.
00:18:17Lou, I followed this story till there was nothing left to follow.
00:18:21If there were any trail left on it, I'd still be following it.
00:18:24But the story still sells.
00:18:26We've got nothing left to go on.
00:18:28No leads, no clues.
00:18:29Zilch.
00:18:29Well, so give me some guesses, opinions, you know, ask a few doctors, eggheads, a couple of psychics.
00:18:37You know, give me some what-ifs.
00:18:39What if they went here?
00:18:41What if they went there?
00:18:43What about that detector friend of yours?
00:18:45Phil?
00:18:46Huh?
00:18:46What about him?
00:18:47Years ago, he once tangled with a character we call Dr. Freak.
00:18:54Dr. Freak?
00:18:56Ruth Smoller.
00:18:58She was before your time.
00:19:00Gave birth to a boy with 11 arms.
00:19:06The kid died, but it made her sort of a missionary for Freak's rights.
00:19:11Even had a Freak commune somewhere out west.
00:19:14We used to run tons of stories on her years ago.
00:19:16Is she still alive?
00:19:18Find out.
00:19:20Get her opinion.
00:19:23But when you write this thing, don't forget to mention that the Bradleys are wanted fugitives
00:19:27and how this paper is aiding in the cause of justice by tracking them down, blah, blah, blah.
00:19:33Four-part series?
00:19:35Front page all the way.
00:19:38And I'm going to heavily promote it.
00:19:41And if I find them, do I get the million?
00:19:45Million?
00:19:46What million?
00:20:11Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:20:14Hello?
00:20:16Hello?
00:20:16Hi, uh, you're the fellow with the mermaid, right?
00:20:22Yeah, yeah, yes, ma'am.
00:20:23Hi, my name's Marcy Elliott, judge and jury, and I'm doing a story on the Bradley twins.
00:20:28Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:20:29I got, I got, I got one of them here right now, yeah.
00:20:34What?
00:20:34Say that again?
00:20:35I said I got the monster one here right now.
00:20:39He's, he's the newest part of my exhibit.
00:20:42I just started advertising him, yeah, yeah.
00:20:45Okay, okay, listen, you're about 40 miles from Manhattan.
00:20:49I can be there in an hour.
00:20:52Well, anyways, it's getting kind of late now, and the exhibit's closed.
00:20:57Look, I'll give you a hundred bucks if I can see him tonight.
00:21:00A hundred bucks, huh?
00:21:03Yeah.
00:21:04Okay, you got my address.
00:21:06Okay, I'll be expecting it.
00:21:08Damn, a hundred smack-a-roos.
00:21:11Woo!
00:21:12A hundred smack-a-roos.
00:21:14Whoa, boy, a hundred smack-a-reenis.
00:21:18All right, all right, yeah, yeah.
00:21:19Damn, that was fast.
00:21:20All right, all right.
00:21:22Hold your horses.
00:21:23Yes, I'll be right there.
00:21:25Right, go.
00:21:31Mr. Barker?
00:21:32Yes, hello, how are you?
00:21:33Hello, Barker?
00:21:34Yes.
00:21:35And this is your ad?
00:21:38Yes, it is, but, uh, we're closed now, and, uh...
00:21:42Oh, please, please.
00:21:43I've driven such a long way.
00:21:45The traffic was terrible.
00:21:47Look, I can only stay a few minutes.
00:21:50Couldn't you please, please?
00:21:52Well, all right, since I got to wait up for someone else anyway,
00:21:57the tents are on back.
00:21:58I'll show you.
00:21:59You're in for a big surprise.
00:22:01Wait till you see my little children.
00:22:03They're all my little children.
00:22:04Wait, and I love them.
00:22:06Look, I'll turn the lights on.
00:22:07You can see them better.
00:22:08Aren't they beautiful?
00:22:10I love all of them.
00:22:11Come on inside.
00:22:12You want one of your lizies up?
00:22:14Here they are, ladies and gentlemen, mysteries of nature,
00:22:17vanguards of a new form of life.
00:22:20Are they born of the earth itself?
00:22:22Like this little lady here?
00:22:24Or are they spawned from space beings?
00:22:27Like this little lad here.
00:22:28I found him abandoned one night in a field.
00:22:31Or are they summoned stuff from the very pits of hell itself?
00:22:36Like this little friend here, the Bradley monster.
00:22:39This incredible little creature crawled all the way here
00:22:44from the drug-infested hellholes of New York City.
00:22:48And when he arrived here, he was dragging a girl under one arm
00:22:53and a dead doctor in the other.
00:22:55A local farmer shot him.
00:22:58Vang!
00:22:59You know what they did?
00:23:00They stuffed his body into a pit of lies.
00:23:04Yes, pit of lies.
00:23:06But it's so large.
00:23:08How could it have ever fit into that basket?
00:23:12Acromegaly.
00:23:14Acromegaly.
00:23:15The accent is on med.
00:23:17It means that he got bigger before he died.
00:23:23Animal balls.
00:23:25Chicken wire.
00:23:28Plaster of Paris.
00:23:31Paper machete.
00:23:37I notice you call them mysteries of nature.
00:23:40Yes, ma'am.
00:23:42Well, what do you call someone who exploits mysteries of nature?
00:23:46Trash, lowlife, scum?
00:23:48Little lady, there's no reason to get harsh.
00:23:51But you, you don't even care if they're alive or dead or even real.
00:23:55You're contemptible.
00:24:00Trash, lowlife, and scum?
00:24:03I'm just trying to make a living, lady.
00:24:05I wonder whatever happened to that gal with the hundred bucks.
00:24:09Damn these women.
00:24:11Damn them.
00:24:15And I think you owe Mr. Bradley an apology.
00:24:18I owe an apology!
00:24:20You heard me.
00:24:21You two work it out yourselves.
00:24:23I'll be in the car.
00:24:27No way.
00:24:32No way, but fool me.
00:24:34No way.
00:24:36Trash, lowlife, scum.
00:24:40Trash, lowlife, scum.
00:24:42You're empty!
00:24:43You're empty!
00:24:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:24:45Yeah!
00:25:10Mr. Barker?
00:25:13Hello?
00:25:14Hello?
00:25:17Mr. Barker?
00:25:56So, after I got done puking, I called the police.
00:25:59I have to check with forensics later, but where is that bottle?
00:26:04Why didn't you call me, Marcia?
00:26:06I only had an hour, Artie.
00:26:08I didn't know I was going to be visiting a stiff.
00:26:10But I thought we were a team.
00:26:12And not that kind of team.
00:26:14Let's keep this professional.
00:26:16Well, you got a great lead.
00:26:18Belial reaches out from the grave.
00:26:21Yeah, monster mangles, man and a mermaid.
00:26:23Lovely stuff.
00:26:25How about...
00:26:28Barker was killed by a cult of Belial worshippers.
00:26:33You know, they hold his image to be anti-sacred and don't like cheap reproductions.
00:26:38Give me a break.
00:26:39Okay.
00:26:41Done.
00:26:41No, that's not good.
00:26:43I know.
00:26:44I know what happened.
00:26:45A UFO landed in Barker's field loaded with Belial lookalikes.
00:26:49They took one look at the exhibit and thought he'd kidnapped one of their own.
00:26:52Get it?
00:26:53Artie.
00:26:57Maybe there was a third twin.
00:27:00Maybe they were really born Siamese triplets.
00:27:05And the third twin prowls around avenging the family name.
00:27:10I'm going to go to Staten Island tomorrow.
00:27:11You want to come along?
00:27:14Staten Island?
00:27:15I love that place.
00:27:18I love that place.
00:27:28Hey, how are you?
00:27:30My, my.
00:27:31All that food just for you and your granny?
00:27:33I don't know.
00:27:34You think you might invite me for dinner someday?
00:27:36Hey, I'm just trying to be friendly.
00:27:38Maybe if I was a freak, you'd be a lot friendlier.
00:27:43My grandmother's retired.
00:27:44She has nothing more to do with freaks.
00:27:46What about you?
00:27:47I keep inviting you for a drink.
00:27:49You never set foot in my joint.
00:27:50My place ain't good enough for you, is it?
00:27:52I'll go on.
00:27:53I'll make you a margarita.
00:27:54I'll put an umbrella in it.
00:27:56I'll bake a sour for you.
00:27:58I'll put cherries in it.
00:28:00Have a nice day, bitch.
00:28:08Now just relax.
00:28:12Relax.
00:28:13Just calm down.
00:28:17Open up your feelings.
00:28:19Just relax.
00:28:22Now we're going to pick up where we left off last time, talking about your separation
00:28:28from Dwayne.
00:28:33I know.
00:28:34We've discussed this many times.
00:28:37But today, I want you to really confront your feelings.
00:28:41Really confront your anger.
00:28:48You don't feel like a whole person.
00:28:50For you, it was more than losing a brother.
00:28:53You also lost a piece of yourself.
00:28:59You don't feel like a whole person.
00:29:05You miss him and need him and yet hate him at the same time.
00:29:15I understand that sadness.
00:29:18I understand your pain.
00:29:21But ripping the faces off people may not be in your best interest.
00:29:27You're stupid.
00:29:52Hey, hey!
00:29:54Excuse me.
00:30:11I'm going to put it through myself.
00:30:14What the fuck?
00:30:16Oh.
00:30:19Oh.
00:30:21Oh.
00:30:23Oh.
00:30:23Oh.
00:30:24Oh.
00:30:26Oh.
00:30:32Hi.
00:30:32You're up early.
00:30:33How's the leg?
00:30:34Oh, uh, fine.
00:30:36Fine.
00:30:37Still stiff?
00:30:38Just the ankle.
00:30:39But I'm not complaining.
00:30:40Not after what you and Granny Ruth have done.
00:30:42Well, you can never turn her back on her kin.
00:30:46Thanks, hon.
00:30:52You know, I may not hang around too much with the others, but I do know how much they love
00:30:57you.
00:30:58And I love them even more.
00:31:02I've never known anyone like you.
00:31:04I've never had anyone like you who's cared for me, who's helped me.
00:31:09Well, you've always had your brother.
00:31:11Yeah.
00:31:12Right.
00:31:13But it's kind of different now, isn't it?
00:31:15I mean, everything's changed.
00:31:19He's happy here.
00:31:20There's no reason for him to leave.
00:31:23And as long as he's here, he doesn't need me.
00:31:26I'm finally free of him.
00:31:29For the first time I can live my life.
00:31:33Just get in a car, drive off somewhere.
00:31:36Drive off?
00:31:37God, wouldn't that be great?
00:31:39You and I just running away someplace.
00:31:42Doing whatever we want to do.
00:31:44Going wherever we want to go.
00:31:46But I could never leave here.
00:31:48No more than you could.
00:31:50We belong here.
00:31:52But why?
00:31:54We're not one of them.
00:31:56I am.
00:31:57And so are you.
00:31:59As we'll always be.
00:32:00We're all of the same flesh, Dwayne.
00:32:21Mm-mm.
00:32:22Mm-mm.
00:32:22Mm-mm.
00:32:25Woah.
00:32:26One more.
00:32:37One more.
00:32:41actionable ะฝะตะฑes.
00:32:41Two more.
00:32:43One more.
00:32:44One more.
00:32:46One more.
00:32:47One more should be above them.
00:32:47I have loved them.
00:32:50We have loved those.
00:32:51I'm gonna tell you Joe.
00:32:51child dwayne is my child not that other thing all i want is dwayne to be normal it's too late
00:32:58to
00:32:58change the other one just cut dwayne from him don't know i don't know the hospital says no
00:33:04every doctor i've asked says no you two may be my last hope i don't know who you are or
00:33:10where
00:33:10liflander found you and i don't care no questions asked just separate them he's right of course the
00:33:16boy should have a chance at a normal life they don't share organs or bone just tissue and flesh
00:33:21if the operation is successful the most dwayne will have is a nasty scar and the other one doctor
00:33:28i'm not even sure it's human
00:33:38dwayne
00:33:42that used to be one of my special favorites
00:33:46are you okay are you all right oh yeah i'm sure i'm fine i'm living in a house full of
00:33:53freaks
00:33:53on staten island and i still feel like it's connected to me everything is just great
00:34:04dwayne believe me i understand how confusing and difficult it can get no you don't how could you
00:34:11you have no idea dwayne you're not the only one i've just got to bury the past i've just got
00:34:18to walk
00:34:18away from who i was i've just i've got to be alone for a while okay
00:34:41no god no help help no stop fighting god damn it
00:34:47we're just going into the dining room boy now stop it won't hurt boy i promise you this won't hurt
00:34:52no help help no no wait hold still
00:34:59if he's squirming around this is not going to work if he's squirming around hold him still
00:35:31it's not who i am
00:35:33now. Is my brother here? No, he's not. We finished a while ago. He's probably back upstairs.
00:35:43Okay, thanks. Just a moment, Duane. I know you don't like it, but I want to resume sessions
00:35:52with you. I'm worried about you. I'm concerned. Don't be. I'll be leaving here soon. I see.
00:36:00And where will you be going? I don't know. I just don't belong here. I mean, I'll forever
00:36:07be grateful to you and all you've done. I just don't feel I belong here. You don't feel you're
00:36:14one of us? I used to be, but I'm not anymore. Does your brother know about this? That's
00:36:22what I'm on my way to talk to him about now.
00:36:36Bilal? Bilal? Are you up here? Bilal?
00:36:45Helmo. Hi. How's it going? Is my brother up here?
00:36:53He's up here. Down at the end. With her.
00:37:22I'm getting better with her every day. Every day. I'm getting better with her every day.
00:37:52Hi. Hello. Hello.
00:37:56Bilal. I don't want to interrupt anything, but we've got to talk.
00:38:05She lives here back in.
00:38:11John.
00:38:11You work?
00:38:12You work?
00:38:21He's the ์คEl.
00:38:24You work?
00:38:24You work?
00:38:25You work?
00:38:25You work.
00:38:26You work?
00:38:26clue.
00:38:28You work?
00:38:28Huh?
00:38:32You work?
00:38:32You work?
00:38:33You work?
00:39:01I'm not sure
00:39:02how to say all that's on my mind
00:39:04you know something's been
00:39:06bothering me these past couple of months
00:39:08because I could feel you trying to get into my head
00:39:11but everything's different
00:39:12now, everything's changed
00:39:14between us
00:39:16it changed the moment we came to
00:39:18New York
00:39:20I've always loved you and helped
00:39:22you and fought for you
00:39:24I've always proved that
00:39:25but my debt to you is over
00:39:28the link between us is gone, I'm not a part of
00:39:30you anymore, I want to
00:39:32be free and I want to
00:39:34get away
00:39:36I want to start my life over
00:39:38become a part of the rest of the world
00:39:41I mean it's not like I'm
00:39:42abandoning you, you found a home
00:39:44here and it looks like
00:39:46you found someone you care about
00:39:50what
00:39:52who
00:39:54Susan, what about her
00:39:55yeah
00:39:56yeah, I think
00:39:57I do love her
00:39:58and I think she loves me
00:40:00you got a problem with that
00:40:03good
00:40:04because I want her with me
00:40:07she's important to me
00:40:09she's my hope
00:40:10my key to a new life
00:40:12if I can have her
00:40:14I can walk away from the past
00:40:15I could say goodbye to the old
00:40:17Dwayne Bradley
00:40:18and begin life anew
00:40:19if I could have her by my side
00:40:43you sure you want to go in there alone?
00:40:45I want to talk to her, Artie
00:40:46I don't want to scare her away
00:40:47let me see how this goes first
00:40:49wait, wait, wait, wait, I'm just going to sit here
00:40:51here, read her book
00:40:58Jesus Christ
00:41:29I don't want to see her
00:41:31started
00:41:31I brought her
00:41:38I took my
00:41:48I์
00:41:48one
00:41:48the
00:41:49Hi, Ruth Smaller, please.
00:41:52You're amazingly persistent, Miss Elliot.
00:41:55Well, you wouldn't answer my phone calls, and I just happen to be in the neighborhood, so here we are.
00:42:01Here we are.
00:42:02I respect who you are. I just want your opinion.
00:42:06And I despise you. I despise everything you stand for.
00:42:10It was people like you and papers like yours that destroyed my work,
00:42:14made it impossible for me to give a handful of unique individuals the respect and privacy they deserve.
00:42:21I find everything about you cheap and contemptible.
00:42:27I just want to ask a few questions about the Bradleys.
00:42:30If they were in the next room, I would never admit it to the likes of you.
00:42:35For the record, they are wanted for the murders of at least five people.
00:42:39And just for the record, you won't get any help from me.
00:42:42I'm retired. My patients are a few elderly women from the neighborhood.
00:42:47I no longer have anything to do with unique individuals.
00:42:52And I believe this interview is over.
00:42:56Well, perhaps next week we could briefly just get together.
00:42:58And I'll thank you not to phone or in any way bother us in the future.
00:43:03There's nothing here that could interest you, Miss Elliot.
00:43:06Susan? Susan, I've got to talk to you.
00:43:18Michael, you startled us.
00:43:22Michael lives in the neighborhood. He often runs errands for us.
00:43:27Oh, yeah. Right.
00:43:29I got those groceries you wanted.
00:43:32In there?
00:43:35Hello, Michael.
00:43:39Well, yes, as I was saying, for what it's worth, I thank you for your time and for letting me
00:43:43see you.
00:43:43Oh, you're very welcome, but I'm sure you understand.
00:43:51Do you think she recognized me? I don't think she recognized me.
00:43:53She didn't say anything. She didn't act like she'd recognize me.
00:43:56If she'd have recognized me, she'd have said something.
00:43:58What do you think?
00:43:59You think she recognized me?
00:44:12So, like, a fire? Can we get the photo? What's the matter?
00:44:15Bradley's in there. He's in there.
00:44:17What, God? You sure?
00:44:19He's just looking right at him. I'm staring him right in the face.
00:44:21Well, you should. You found him. You fucking found him.
00:44:25What about the other guy?
00:44:26I didn't see him, but Bradley was carrying a basket. A big fucking wicker basket.
00:44:30Oh, bingo! Holy motherfucking shit. Wait till Lou hears about this.
00:44:32Forget Lou.
00:44:34What?
00:44:34You're going to throw this away on Lou?
00:44:35This story is worth more than Lou could ever pay.
00:44:39How much more?
00:44:41We're talking People magazine.
00:44:43We're talking seven-figure hardcover sale.
00:44:45We're talking TV and movie rights.
00:44:47This could be the story of our careers, and it's sitting right in our laps.
00:44:49As long as we don't fuck it up.
00:44:53What do you do next?
00:44:55Who let me catch my breath?
00:44:59I thought you warned everyone.
00:45:01I thought they were with the others.
00:45:02It's not her fault.
00:45:04We were in the garage, and I didn't have my key to the back.
00:45:07Did she recognize him?
00:45:09Absolutely. I have no doubt.
00:45:12I'll go away.
00:45:14I'll take Belial and leave.
00:45:17I wanted to go anyway.
00:45:19But they'll still come looking, and when they do, they'll find the others.
00:45:24Oh, my God.
00:45:25They'll come looking for us and find all of them.
00:45:29Exactly.
00:45:30I can't let that happen.
00:45:32So what will you do?
00:45:34Whatever I have to.
00:45:36If I can't run, I'll stay.
00:45:40I'll stay, and I'll fight.
00:45:41Do I have your word on that?
00:45:44You do.
00:45:45I owe you that much and more.
00:45:48I won't leave until you, Susan, and the others are safe.
00:45:55That's what I was hoping for.
00:45:57Susan, call a meeting.
00:45:59Get everyone assembled.
00:46:01It's going to be like old times.
00:46:04It's going to be like old times.
00:46:54It's going to be like old times.
00:47:24Children, children, the wolves are once again at our door.
00:47:29A reporter from a prying tabloid wishes to again exploit one of us, and by so doing, risks exposing us
00:47:43all, risks destroying all that we have worked for these past desperate years.
00:47:51Once again, our right to live in privacy and with dignity is being invaded by sideshow mentality.
00:48:05Once again, the hateful eyes of the outside world wish to shine their cruel spotlight upon us.
00:48:15Our sanctuary here has been violated!
00:48:24We must either run and find a new place to hide, or we fight.
00:48:38Now, I know there are those among you who are either incapable of physical confrontation, or who are philosophically opposed
00:48:49to it.
00:48:50And this I respect.
00:48:52And this I respect.
00:48:53This I ask you all to respect.
00:48:57But to the rest of you, I beg an answer!
00:49:04Do we flee?
00:49:08Do we flee?
00:49:10Or do we fight?
00:49:13Fight!
00:49:14Fight!
00:49:15Fight!
00:49:16Fight!
00:49:18Fight!
00:49:20Fight!
00:49:20Fight!
00:49:21Fight!
00:49:23Fight!
00:49:24Fight!
00:49:25Fight!
00:49:25Fight!
00:49:25Fight!
00:49:26Fight!
00:49:27Fight!
00:49:27Fight!
00:49:27Fight!
00:49:27Fight!
00:49:28Fight!
00:49:29Fight!
00:49:30Fight!
00:49:37Fight!
00:49:39Fight!
00:49:42Fight!
00:49:43Fight!
00:49:51Let them, let us welcome them with open arms, and let us give them a welcome they'll never forget.
00:50:23Tell me if you could turn in. No, I don't know without, like, come on, look, look!
00:50:39Maybe Bradley's in the van? No, we'll take a look at the house already. It's obvious somebody else's home.
00:50:49It's now our number. Okay, just get a shot of Dwayne. Remember, the other one is too risky.
00:50:53You get a photo of Dwayne, I can get us back in there tomorrow. Get in there tonight.
00:50:57Do what I say, Artie. Don't fuck with me.
00:51:01I'm professional. Get ready to burn some rubber.
00:51:17Yeah, he's sick. Real sick. He can't move. He just, he just sits in the basket and stares. I think
00:51:25he's dying. I...
00:51:27What? No. No, I can't move. He... No. No. He's up in the attic. He's too weak to come down.
00:51:41I... What?
00:51:46Okay. Okay. Okay.
00:52:12Let's go.
00:52:23Lot Are you ready?
00:52:28You're a Dream surrender.
00:52:36Blial? Blial, can you hear me?
00:52:41Granny, Granny went to get you some medicine.
00:52:43I'll go down in the basement and get some blankets and bring them up to you.
00:52:48What? No.
00:52:50No, I told him that. I told him you can't move.
00:52:53I told him there was no way I could bring you there.
00:52:56He said wait until tomorrow.
00:53:00Shh. Hold it.
00:53:02I thought I heard something.
00:53:04I better go look.
00:53:37How are you doing?
00:53:39Don't be afraid. I'm not going to hurt you.
00:53:42You don't feel good, so I just want you to relax.
00:53:46Take a few pictures and then I'll be gone.
00:53:49It's kind of dark in here, so I'm going to have to use a flash.
00:53:52It's going to be a big burst of light.
00:53:54But don't let it upset you.
00:53:55No, just relax. Sit back and say cheese.
00:54:10Oh shit.
00:54:11.
00:54:19.
00:54:26.
00:54:27Hey!
00:54:32Ah!
00:54:37Oh!
00:54:39What?
00:54:41Oh!
00:54:53No!
00:54:54Oh, my God.
00:55:28Oh, my God.
00:55:33Oh, my God.
00:55:35No.
00:55:39No.
00:55:46No.
00:55:54No.
00:56:25Uh, this better be good.
00:56:27Phil, this is Marcy Elliott.
00:56:29Uh, I need your help.
00:56:31I'm in big trouble.
00:56:32Uh, can't it wait till tomorrow?
00:56:35I think Artie's been killed.
00:56:39What do you mean, Artie's been killed?
00:56:43You remember the Times Square freak twins?
00:56:45Yeah.
00:56:48Well, I found them.
00:56:50They're in a house in Staten Island belonging to Ruth Smoller.
00:56:54Dr. Freak?
00:56:55Yeah.
00:56:56Wow.
00:56:58That's a name I haven't heard in many years.
00:57:03I once had to liberate a freak from that commune of hers she had out west.
00:57:11Not pleasant.
00:57:13Look, I want Duane.
00:57:15Before I go to the police, I want to speak to Duane.
00:57:19Well, walking into her house and asking for him just won't work.
00:57:24You gotta get Duane to come out.
00:57:27Get him to come out.
00:57:30Sit down.
00:57:32And shoot the breeze.
00:57:40Hello?
00:57:40Don't hang up.
00:57:42Or I'll be at your front door in five minutes with a shitload of cops.
00:57:46You dig?
00:57:47Who is this?
00:57:48Let me speak to Duane.
00:57:50There's no one here.
00:57:51Put him on the phone or I'll have a cavalry knocking down your front door.
00:57:56Just a minute.
00:57:58It's for you.
00:58:01It's working.
00:58:09Who is this?
00:58:11This is someone who knows who you are and who your brother is.
00:58:15Am I making myself clear?
00:58:17What do you want?
00:58:22I want to talk, Duane.
00:58:24I want to meet you face to face.
00:58:26Have a few beers.
00:58:28Talk about life.
00:58:29Without your brother, of course.
00:58:31Do that.
00:58:46Do that.
00:58:47Do that.
00:58:56Do that.
00:59:04You Dwayne?
00:59:07I bought you a beer.
00:59:09Thanks.
00:59:10My name's Phil. I'm looking forward to meeting you.
00:59:14You working with that reporter?
00:59:16Sort of.
00:59:18We're old friends.
00:59:20But it's just you and me tonight, okay?
00:59:24What do you want?
00:59:26Well, for starters, I want to know what happened to another old friend of mine.
00:59:31A guy named Artie.
00:59:33He walked into that house you're living in now, and he never came out.
00:59:37It never happened.
00:59:40Oh, I think it did.
00:59:42And I think he met your brother.
00:59:45You're wasting my time.
00:59:47Hold it.
00:59:49Sid.
00:59:50Sid.
00:59:51Finish your beer.
00:59:54Relax.
00:59:59What do you want from me?
01:00:02I want to know where your brother is.
01:00:04Why?
01:00:05Because he kills.
01:00:08And because he needs help.
01:00:10Oh, you want to help him, right?
01:00:12You want to help the little monster.
01:00:14You want to help the little freak.
01:00:16I didn't call him that.
01:00:18I called him your brother.
01:00:21That's what he is, isn't he?
01:00:26But he needs help, Dwayne.
01:00:29He needs lots of love and lots of help.
01:00:32And I can get him to people who will care for him.
01:00:35Give him what he needs.
01:00:37What if I told you he's already getting that?
01:00:40What if I told you he's already getting all the help he needs?
01:00:44Then I'd ask, what about you?
01:00:47Me?
01:00:48What's wrong with me?
01:00:50Nothing.
01:00:50That's your problem.
01:00:53You're wrapped in your brother's shadow.
01:00:56Everybody associates you with him as if you're both still connected.
01:01:00Hell, you're no freak.
01:01:02You're no different than the rest of us.
01:01:04You're even goddamn good-looking.
01:01:08I can't imagine a gal who would say no to you.
01:01:12You could be a regular ladies' man.
01:01:14I can't imagine anyone thinking you're anything but a normal, average, all-around kind of guy.
01:01:25That's all I've ever wanted to be.
01:01:27I just wanted people to think I was normal.
01:01:30I just wanted to fit in with everyone else.
01:01:33But you are normal, Dwayne.
01:01:36You are.
01:01:37You're as normal as I am.
01:01:41But it can't be as simple as that.
01:01:44I mean, you're saying I'm normal because I look normal, right?
01:01:48I look like the majority.
01:01:50I look like everyone else.
01:01:52Keep your voice down, Dwayne.
01:01:55But in a house of freaks, things would be different.
01:01:58In a house of freaks, you and I would be the ones out of place.
01:02:02Right?
01:02:03Right?
01:02:04I'm talking about the real world, Dwayne.
01:02:07Don't you want to be normal in the real world?
01:02:10Not if it has no meaning.
01:02:13I mean, what about in here?
01:02:14Are you and I considered normal in here?
01:02:17Do we look like we fit in?
01:02:19Of course we do.
01:02:21Well, maybe.
01:02:21And maybe not.
01:02:23Let's take a boat.
01:02:25Dwayne, sit down.
01:02:26Don't be a fool.
01:02:27Somebody may...
01:02:47Oh, shit.
01:02:50Oh, shit.
01:02:57Who are these people?
01:03:07Oh, my God.
01:03:20Excuse me.
01:03:21Excuse me.
01:03:22Could I have everyone's attention?
01:03:24We want to take a vote.
01:03:26We want to find out how many of you think me and Mr...
01:03:30Uh...
01:03:31Uh...
01:03:31What did you say your name was?
01:03:33What the hell is going on here?
01:03:35How many of you think me and what the hell is going on here are normal?
01:03:39A show of hands, please.
01:03:46Nobody?
01:03:46Nobody?
01:03:47No one?
01:03:50Not one of you.
01:03:53Gee whiz.
01:03:55Okay, then.
01:03:56How many of you think we don't belong here?
01:03:59How many of you think we are the freaks?
01:04:26You know, I just don't think this crowd agrees with you.
01:04:32No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
01:04:41No, no, no, I don't want any trouble here.
01:04:47I don't want to hurt anyone.
01:04:51Yeah, nice and easy.
01:04:56Stay away from me.
01:05:12Jesus.
01:05:15God almighty.
01:05:17Let's go.
01:05:48Oh, my God.
01:06:23Oh, my God.
01:06:50Oh, my God.
01:07:42Oh, my God.
01:07:47She searched his pocket.
01:07:52I found it.
01:07:54Ms. Marcy Elliott, 443, Palisades Terrace, Apartment 4.
01:07:58Flushing.
01:07:58It figures.
01:08:04Oh, my God.
01:08:35Phil?
01:08:37Phil?
01:09:09Hello?
01:09:26Hello?
01:09:27I can't come to the phone right now, but if you leave your name and
01:09:29number, I'll get back to you as soon as I can.
01:09:33Goddammit, Phil, where are you?
01:09:35I am worried sick.
01:10:21Good evening.
01:10:22What do you want?
01:10:23What are you doing here?
01:10:25I thought you wanted to meet me.
01:10:28I thought you wanted to do a big story on us.
01:10:31Not now, not tonight.
01:10:34Oh, geez.
01:10:37He's going to be so disappointed.
01:10:39He was really looking forward to it.
01:10:41But where's Phil?
01:10:42What did you do to Phil?
01:10:43I mean, he's been all psyched up, all excited.
01:10:46He's just dying to meet you.
01:10:48Who?
01:10:50My brother, of course.
01:10:52Belial?
01:10:54The little monster you want to know everything about?
01:10:57Oh, my God.
01:11:04I don't want to see him now.
01:11:06Not tonight.
01:11:07No, that's no way for a reporter to behave.
01:11:11He wants to grant you an interview.
01:11:14A personal interview.
01:11:16His very first.
01:11:17He's all excited.
01:11:24He's not in the basket anymore.
01:11:27I let him out already.
01:11:29He's probably hiding around here somewhere with his friends.
01:11:32His friends?
01:11:34Oh, yeah.
01:11:34Friends.
01:11:35Like him.
01:11:38Granny Ruth's house is full of them.
01:11:41You really missed that, you know.
01:11:43I mean, you really had no idea who else was in there, did you?
01:11:47I swear I will not write a story.
01:11:49I swear I won't tell anybody anything.
01:11:51No one will know.
01:11:52You have my word.
01:11:53Well, it's really up to Belial.
01:11:55I mean, he was really looking forward to an interview with you.
01:12:00He figured you could ask him a few questions.
01:12:03Get to know him a little bit.
01:12:05Then he could rip your face off.
01:12:07No big deal.
01:12:11Oh.
01:12:26No!
01:12:29No!
01:12:33Hey!
01:12:40Hey!
01:12:41You're back!
01:12:42Okay, you son of a bitch.
01:12:44Your brother wants to meet me?
01:12:46Then let's meet.
01:12:47I'm not afraid of you, or him, or any of you.
01:12:51Damn it.
01:12:54So come on!
01:12:55You better look me in the face, so I can carve up his sick, laughable body.
01:13:00Where is he?
01:13:02Where is he?
01:13:03Gosh, I don't know.
01:13:05He was here a few minutes ago.
01:13:07Perhaps you upset him.
01:13:10Maybe all those nasty words you said frightened him.
01:13:16Maybe he's afraid of you when he's hiding.
01:13:19Maybe...
01:13:21Hey...
01:13:24What's in the basket?
01:13:37What's in the basket?
01:14:01He was standing in.
01:14:02He was on my own home.
01:14:06He can't be on my other place.
01:14:08And where is he?
01:14:10Another one.
01:14:12Code!
01:14:19The man
01:14:20Almost four.
01:14:21He's responsible for saving ัััะป Silverman and 232 on the list.
01:14:38Gee, Marcy, you should see yourself.
01:14:42You're a freak now, too.
01:14:54And how are your children doing here?
01:14:57Did you get a new musket forever?
01:15:00Oh, that's good.
01:15:01Oh, you've got to hear this.
01:15:08What are you doing?
01:15:09Leon, I see you've got your soda.
01:15:12You've got your soda, don't you?
01:15:14Listen, there's plenty more with that, Kim.
01:15:16Have you had food?
01:15:18Oh, well, what about soup-tated chips?
01:15:20The soup-tated chips?
01:15:21Yes.
01:15:30Is that good?
01:15:31No, no, no.
01:15:34Yeah.
01:15:34Yeah.
01:15:35Oh, boy.
01:15:39Oh, boy.
01:16:00I know you've had more than five.
01:16:07I'm so proud of them, especially.
01:16:10Oh, where are the brothers?
01:16:11I left Belial with Eve.
01:16:14She's been so upset with him gone that I thought, you know, it's the first chance to be alone.
01:16:19That's sweet.
01:16:20What about Duane?
01:16:22I'm not sure where he is.
01:16:25I'm not sure where he is.
01:16:26I'm worried about him, Granny.
01:16:28So am I.
01:16:29I want to put on a sweater, so I'll check on him while I'm inside.
01:16:35There's plenty for everybody, children.
01:16:37Go ahead.
01:16:38Eat all you want.
01:16:58Dwayne, what are you doing here?
01:17:00I can't sleep.
01:17:01I have to talk to you.
01:17:03I have to be with you.
01:17:05You're all I want.
01:17:06You're all I need.
01:17:08Oh, Dwayne.
01:17:09I don't know.
01:17:11I...
01:17:11Let's get out of here.
01:17:13You and I.
01:17:14Tonight, now, right away.
01:17:16But I can't leave.
01:17:17I don't belong out there.
01:17:20What are you talking about?
01:17:21You're no different than me.
01:17:23But you don't belong out there either.
01:17:25We can't ignore who we are.
01:17:27But you're as normal as I am.
01:17:29No, no, I'm not.
01:17:37What is it?
01:17:39What's wrong?
01:17:40It's Palato.
01:17:43Something's happening.
01:17:44I can feel it.
01:17:45I don't know.
01:17:47He...
01:17:48He...
01:17:48He's also in love.
01:18:03I don't know.
01:18:05I don't...
01:18:22Oh, my God.
01:18:36Oh, my God.
01:19:06Dwayne, wait. There's something you should know. I've been with a man before, once, when I was very young.
01:19:13So? I don't care.
01:19:15But there was something about me that I was never aware of, and being with him made it worse. It
01:19:21changed everything. It got me all mixed up inside.
01:19:25Whatever it is, doesn't matter. I love you, Susan. I love you.
01:19:53I love you.
01:20:01Wayne, hold it. Don't. I can't. I'm pregnant. I've been pregnant for the past six years.
01:20:11What?
01:20:12We're trying to take him out, but he doesn't want to leave. So Granny has been taking care of me
01:20:17until he's ready to be born.
01:20:18What?
01:20:33Well, don't be afraid of him.
01:20:44He's not dangerous. He just needs to come up for air sometimes.
01:20:49No. No. No. No. God, no. No.
01:20:54Please don't do this for me, Dwayne.
01:20:56God, no.
01:20:58Don't.
01:20:59Why?
01:20:59No, please.
01:21:01Dwayne, stop it. Stop it. Stop it.
01:21:04Look at me.
01:21:06Look at me.
01:21:08No.
01:21:14Look at me. Look at me. Look at me.
01:21:26I'm saying, wait.
01:21:28Leave me alone.
01:21:32Where's Susie?
01:21:42I'm saying, no.
01:21:44No.
01:21:47No.
01:21:47No.
01:21:48No.
01:21:51No.
01:21:52No.
01:21:52No.
01:22:17She warned me.
01:22:19She told me.
01:22:20She said she was one of them.
01:22:22Said I was, too.
01:22:24Said we didn't belong out there.
01:22:27Said we couldn't pretend.
01:22:37Find Dwayne.
01:22:55I'm just kidding myself.
01:22:58I mean, us being hacked in half doesn't make us two separate individuals.
01:23:02Just two separate halves.
01:23:04I mean, if I was hacked off, that doesn't make it a separate person.
01:23:08Just another lost part.
01:23:11But I know what to do.
01:23:15I know how to fix things.
01:23:18I know how to make things right.
01:23:22I know how to fix things between us.
01:23:37Hi.
01:23:37Can I see you for a minute?
01:23:38Oh, my God.
01:24:13what was that you're happy now you're in love no no you're only half a person
01:24:23you can't be happy unless i'm happy you can't be in love unless i'm in love
01:24:29everything that went before doesn't matter
01:24:34this is the only way to make things right again
01:24:41oh
01:25:17Hey, it's okay. We're together again.
01:25:38Ha, ha, ha.
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