Horror movie about three wicked sisters and their equally unsavory husbands who all arrive at a remote inn where they mean to attend the reading of their uncle's will. One by one, the heirs are dispatched by an unknown killer.
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00:00:25The End
00:00:53Oh, come in now, do you hear me?
00:00:58Oh, come on now, Carl, you know, of course, we're going to be late for the boat, not if I
00:01:09can help it, Carl, there, you see, that's what you get for running around out here when I told you
00:01:19not to, here, let me see, what are we going to do with you?
00:01:27Yeah, wrap this around it, okay, come on now, there you go, come on, Carl, it's the boat, Carl, come
00:01:47on,
00:01:53Carl, but Barry and I have to go into the bank now, I want you to sit right here and
00:01:59wait for us to meet you, understand, alright?
00:02:02Huh?
00:02:10Look up, get her in my wheel!
00:02:14Yeah, that ought to be enough, wouldn't you think?
00:02:16The grocery's right.
00:02:18You know that.
00:02:20Now what's the matter?
00:02:21Nothing, why the long look I'm going to say, you see?
00:02:24Nothing, I'm not going to take you with me next to me.
00:02:28What are you doing here?
00:02:29I've never seen you here before.
00:02:30Sure you have, he's the halfway brother of the Lennox sisters, the ones that live on Hanley Island.
00:02:35Oh, yeah.
00:02:41You want a drink?
00:02:43Come on, it won't hurt you.
00:02:51Make you feel good.
00:02:53Come on.
00:02:59Come on, Carl, you haven't seen you two for over a year.
00:03:03Well, we don't get into town too often.
00:03:05It must be very nice to know that I'm a drinker by yourselves.
00:03:09We're used to it.
00:03:11How's Carl?
00:03:13Oh, the same.
00:03:15How's Oscar?
00:03:16The same.
00:03:18It's a good thing you didn't marry us.
00:03:20Maybe.
00:03:22Maybe.
00:03:48Oh, no.
00:03:50We should have stayed here with him.
00:03:51If that's right, blame me.
00:03:53Are you looking for him?
00:03:54Our brother, yes.
00:03:56Do you know where he went?
00:03:58Yeah, they went that way with two guys.
00:04:00Two men?
00:04:01Yeah, you better hurry.
00:04:02They ain't no good.
00:04:25Oh, my God.
00:04:28Oh, my God.
00:04:29Oh, my God.
00:04:45I think his arm is broken.
00:04:51Ouch.
00:04:52What's the matter?
00:04:53Burn myself.
00:04:54Don't eat.
00:04:56Need help?
00:04:58Uh, you bring this tray.
00:04:59I'll take the rest.
00:05:07What time do you have to be to work today?
00:05:09Don't.
00:05:09Don't do yesterday.
00:05:10Day off.
00:05:15You mean I'm stuck with you all day?
00:05:17Lucky lady.
00:05:20Your breakfast will get cold.
00:05:21What do you want?
00:05:22A cold breakfast or a cold tea?
00:05:23Neither.
00:05:24Sit.
00:05:26Have all day.
00:05:28Letch.
00:05:30Expecting someone?
00:05:31You?
00:05:32Couldn't be mother.
00:05:33God, I hope not.
00:05:34Not at this hour.
00:05:36Now, now.
00:05:36Be nice.
00:05:42Smith?
00:05:43James Smith?
00:05:43Yes?
00:05:44Special delivery letter.
00:05:45Where from?
00:05:46New York.
00:05:47Sign here?
00:05:50Here.
00:05:53Wait a minute, please.
00:06:07Here we are.
00:06:14Who's it from?
00:06:16It's from Samuel Schaefer.
00:06:18Your lawyer.
00:06:19What does he want?
00:06:22He wants us in New York on April 10th.
00:06:24What for?
00:06:25It doesn't say.
00:06:26It says it's imperative that we be there.
00:06:28We?
00:06:29What does it have to do with me?
00:06:30He wants us both.
00:06:32I just can't up and leave whenever I want to.
00:06:35I have a law practice to attend to, such as it is.
00:06:38You could get your friend Robert to handle things for a few days.
00:06:41You always say what a good lawyer he is.
00:06:44The way things have been going here in Boston, there certainly wouldn't be much for him to handle.
00:06:48You only started practice eight months ago.
00:06:50Give yourself time.
00:06:52Well, you've put up with a lot being married to me.
00:06:55I bet you thought it was going to be easier being married to a lawyer.
00:06:58You don't hear me complaining, do you?
00:07:00What are we going to do for money?
00:07:02Your mother?
00:07:03Oh, sure.
00:07:04That's all we need.
00:07:05Another favor from her.
00:07:07I can put up with it if you can.
00:07:09We never had a honeymoon.
00:07:11That's right.
00:07:12Things are slow right now.
00:07:13We could stay at Louise's.
00:07:15You're a wench, you know that.
00:07:17I know, I know.
00:07:24Vito, where's Miss Cunningham?
00:07:26She'll be down soon?
00:07:27Well, you better get her drink ready soon.
00:07:29Yes, miss.
00:07:31I don't think it's a good idea, my going along.
00:07:33I really should stay with Sue.
00:07:35Robert, you can't.
00:07:36The lawyer said in his letter he wants us both there.
00:07:39Oh, he can manage Sylvia.
00:07:40He's done so for the past month.
00:07:41He can manage another week.
00:07:42You know how she gets?
00:07:43You can't imagine how happy I'll be when she goes back to New York.
00:07:46She had no one else.
00:07:47Doesn't she have any friends?
00:07:49She used to have many.
00:07:50She's alienated them all.
00:07:52I'm really all that's left.
00:07:53If only she didn't drink so much.
00:07:56And that mouth on her.
00:07:57Missy, come.
00:08:00I'm hungry.
00:08:01You should be.
00:08:01You haven't eaten since yesterday.
00:08:04Oh, ain't she the little nurse?
00:08:05You keeping count, honey?
00:08:07Ito, another drink.
00:08:08I think you've had enough.
00:08:09Dinner, sir.
00:08:11Of course.
00:08:20I hope you and Ito will be all right while Jennifer and I are in New York.
00:08:23Back up!
00:08:26Ito loves me, don't you, Ito?
00:08:28Never seen one like me before, have you?
00:08:30What have you?
00:08:31How's your ankle?
00:08:32Stupid.
00:08:33That's right.
00:08:33It was stupid.
00:08:35First time I ever fell off the apron.
00:08:38The apron, Jennifer, is the front of the stage.
00:08:40I guess I knew.
00:08:43I wasn't drunk.
00:08:45I don't care what those bastards say.
00:08:46Sylvia, eat you.
00:08:50Jennifer, I'm going to take you to my dressmaker.
00:08:53Maybe that way it won't look so much like a plucked chicken.
00:08:59I remember when I started in that play with George Arliss.
00:09:07Honey?
00:09:11He won't eat.
00:09:12Why not?
00:09:13He won't let me come near him.
00:09:15Well, at least his arm's not broken.
00:09:18Any normal person would have died in such a fall.
00:09:20He's too stupid to get hurt.
00:09:23What kind of person would do something like that?
00:09:26We can't take him with us when we go into town.
00:09:28Do you think it's safe?
00:09:30Still leave him here alone.
00:09:31Oh, I don't know.
00:09:33Let's see if we can get him to eat something.
00:09:35Let's see if we can get him to eat something.
00:09:55Let's see if we can get him to eat something.
00:10:04Shh, I wish to God he'd let us take him back upstairs, at least till his arms better.
00:10:10You'll never get him upstairs.
00:10:11Shh.
00:10:16Carl, it's me, Margaret.
00:10:21Come on now, look what I've got.
00:10:25Mmm, good.
00:10:27Food, good.
00:10:30Oh, it's good.
00:10:33Mmm, good.
00:10:37Matzah?
00:10:56Oh, here, let me hold it for you.
00:10:58Bear.
00:10:59Bear.
00:11:00Oh, that's good.
00:11:01Hmm?
00:11:05Oh.
00:11:11Oh.
00:11:13Oh.
00:11:14Oh.
00:11:14Oh.
00:11:15Oh.
00:11:19Oh.
00:11:28That hurts, doesn't it?
00:11:28Oh, you bit me!
00:11:31Susan, I think I'll put my sister Regina in this room.
00:11:35That's my younger sister, Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
00:11:37Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
00:11:38And I'll put my other sister, Jennifer, and her husband in a guest room next to the bathroom.
00:11:42That's Mr. and Mrs. Burke.
00:11:43Mr. and Mrs. Burke.
00:11:44And Susan, make sure that you change the linens every day while they're here.
00:11:47And don't come up to make the beds until afternoon in case they want to sleep late.
00:11:51Yes, ma'am.
00:11:51Mother, I wish you'd help me pack.
00:11:53I don't know what to take with me.
00:11:55Susan, go down to the kitchen and get a pencil and paper and tell your mother to come upstairs.
00:11:59I want to give her the menu for the next two weeks.
00:12:01Oh, she's gone out.
00:12:03Out where?
00:12:04I don't ask.
00:12:05Oh, she might have gone shopping.
00:12:07Well, if only we get through these next two days, I'll be happy.
00:12:10They just as well could have stayed in a hotel.
00:12:13Mother.
00:12:14Charlotte, in a minute, you can't always be first.
00:12:16The sink is stopped up in the laundry room again.
00:12:18Oh, that's all we need.
00:12:21Well, tell your mother I'll get a plumber first thing in the morning.
00:12:23Yes, ma'am.
00:12:25Ow.
00:12:26What's wrong?
00:12:27You don't have to say that in front of Susan.
00:12:29Say what?
00:12:30What you said.
00:12:31You spoiled rotten, you know that?
00:12:33You keep reminding me.
00:12:35Charlotte, you've changed in the last year.
00:12:37How?
00:12:38You're getting stuck up.
00:12:39What do you mean?
00:12:43Well...
00:12:44Well, like just now with Susan, you acted superior to her.
00:12:49You know, Susan and her mother work for us because they have to.
00:12:52They don't have everything they want the way you do.
00:12:55If you don't watch yourself very carefully when you're growing up,
00:12:58you become very ignorant of other people's feelings.
00:13:01And the first thing you know, you turn into a not very nice person.
00:13:05I'm sorry, mother.
00:13:08The reason I'm so hard on you, honey,
00:13:10is because I want so much more from you than just another young lady.
00:13:14You see, I won't always be here to take care of you.
00:13:18what's the matter?
00:13:47It's cold in here
00:13:50It's not
00:13:53What's wrong ever since I was a little girl I've had feelings
00:14:00premonitions about things
00:14:03I've been sitting here thinking about going to New York
00:14:09Something in the back of my mind
00:14:13It tells me not to we can't stop we borrowed the money the plans are made
00:14:20Wees and John are expecting us. I don't like it. I'm frightened
00:14:35Where's Billy I moved his pet rabbit from under the back porch to the old shed
00:14:40But he wants his rabbit with him in the cellar
00:14:44You spoil him too much. Well, how am I gonna handle it without it? Hmm get him his rabbit
00:14:49I don't mind if I disturb you you never disturb me
00:15:17What time do they arrive tomorrow?
00:15:20Regina and James at about 730 and Jennifer and her husband at about 8
00:15:25How come we're not meeting them Jennifer's idea?
00:15:28She felt that since they were both arriving at Grand Central and only a half an hour apart
00:15:32It would be foolish to meet them. They know the way
00:15:35You mean we'll have a little time to ourselves in the morning more or less
00:15:40Everything's ready
00:15:42You know I
00:15:44I like your idea of you three men going your way and and we three girls going off
00:15:51Say I thought I'd take them to Luchao's for lunch. Maybe a little sightseeing afterwards
00:15:56Hmm, and I thought that I'd take Jennifer and Regina to that little restaurant. I told you
00:16:01I hope they serve drinks
00:16:03Wouldn't go there if they didn't with all the talk. We're gonna have to catch up on
00:16:07I'm gonna need them
00:16:09Aren't you glad you married me?
00:16:11No, not really
00:16:13What? What you need?
00:16:15Oh, get back now
00:16:17Oh, John
00:16:33Now look
00:16:35You take the wood from here
00:16:37You see?
00:16:39Like this
00:16:41And then you carry it over here and put it here in the basket
00:16:44You see?
00:16:47I don't want to use it
00:16:49Go ahead
00:17:04Oh
00:17:05No, no
00:17:08Don't you ever learn anything
00:17:11Never mind
00:17:12Go on in and try to help Mary
00:17:15I'll do this
00:17:30Oh
00:17:30Oh, this is just the loveliest little tea room I found when it was raining one Thursday
00:17:35They had the greatest luncheon
00:17:40Oh
00:17:41Good afternoon, may I help you?
00:17:41Yes, I called before three, Mrs. Halverson
00:17:44Yes, Mrs. Halverson
00:17:44Thank you
00:17:46Oh, hi, hi, hi
00:17:48Would you care for some drinks?
00:17:51Oh, I'd like one cherry, please
00:17:52Same for me
00:17:53And I'll have some white wine, please
00:17:54I hope you two are hungry
00:17:56Starved
00:17:56Oh, good
00:17:57Like a log last night, Louie
00:17:58Thank you
00:17:59No, we really could have stayed at the hotel
00:18:00Oh, don't be silly
00:18:02I love having the two of you with me
00:18:03We haven't seen each other for so long
00:18:05Thank you
00:18:05I'll be back for your order
00:18:06Jimmy and Robert said something about going to the Museum of Natural History today
00:18:10Oh, is that where they went?
00:18:10Robert wants to do lots of sightseeing
00:18:12Well, John is going to meet them on 14th Street and take them to Lucha's
00:18:15We did that
00:18:15Oh, nice
00:18:17Everything
00:18:17Here
00:18:18Well, here
00:18:20Sherry
00:18:20I do like this
00:18:24Oh, that's mine, thank you
00:18:27Can I take your orders?
00:18:28I'll have the chicken, a salad, maybe coffee now, please
00:18:31I'd like the salmon steak and also a salad
00:18:33And I'll have the special, please
00:18:35Mmm
00:18:36Now, here's two
00:18:37Oh
00:18:41Why did Samuel Schaefer want the men at the reading of Papa's will?
00:18:44He won't say
00:18:45He just said that he can't read the will without our husbands being there
00:18:48Mmm
00:18:49It sounds a bit crazy to me
00:18:51But then Papa always was a little nuts
00:18:53The whole family is
00:18:54Speak for yourself, Regina
00:18:56What time tomorrow?
00:18:58Three o'clock at Schaefer's office
00:18:59We'll leave on the six o'clock train for upstate
00:19:02Then we'll make boat connections at 8.30 and we should be on Hanley Island by 9
00:19:06That's the schedule Mr. Schaefer's worked out for us
00:19:09Why such a precise schedule?
00:19:11That's the way Father wanted it
00:19:12He was very definite about all the arrangements
00:19:15I wish we'd known him
00:19:16It would've been nice
00:19:18But what lawyer Schaefer says it's probably better we didn't
00:19:21What do you mean?
00:19:22Excuse me
00:19:23Which dressing would you like on your salad?
00:19:25Oh
00:19:25House dressing will be fine
00:19:27Thank you
00:19:27Thank you
00:19:30Father was a very strange man
00:19:32A loner
00:19:33According to Mr. Schaefer
00:19:35Even Mother didn't understand him
00:19:37Well I only saw him twice when I was a child
00:19:39I don't remember him at all
00:19:41I only remember seeing Father once
00:19:43And then I vaguely remember he and Mother shouting at each other
00:19:48I think
00:19:51I don't know
00:19:51Tomorrow should be very interesting
00:19:53Well why do we have to go to the island for the reading of the will?
00:19:56Why can't we just have it done at Mr. Schaefer's office?
00:19:58Father was very definite about that
00:20:00He was definite about all the arrangements
00:20:03Do you know that we had to wait for you and James to be married for at least two years
00:20:07Before Mr. Schaefer could even open the first envelope with his instructions?
00:20:12That just seemed to chill down my spine
00:20:14Well then let's change the subject
00:20:18Louise, how's Charlotte?
00:20:19She's fine, she's seven now
00:20:21She's staying with my mother-in-law until we come back from Hanley Island
00:20:24You know I would've thought you and Robert would've had scads of children by now
00:20:28Well, Robert doesn't want to have any children
00:20:30I guess he's got a point
00:20:32We're both alike in that respect
00:20:33We're too selfish to have children
00:20:36It was proper buried
00:20:37What made you think of that?
00:20:39I don't know
00:20:41Buried a few blocks from here
00:20:43In a seaman's cemetery
00:20:44He insisted on it
00:20:46Seems he spent so much time at sea and traveling
00:20:49That he wanted to be buried with fellow travelers
00:20:52As he put it
00:20:53Weird
00:20:54Well let's go there after lunch
00:20:56I'd like to see his grave
00:20:57You know Jennifer
00:20:59It's strange
00:21:01But
00:21:01Who would I?
00:21:06Mary?
00:21:09I thought you'd finish upstairs
00:21:11Well I haven't
00:21:12Well why not?
00:21:14I've only got two hands
00:21:15Well I need some help in the kitchen
00:21:19That is if you can find the time to help in the kitchen
00:21:25Look I'm not going to put up with that
00:21:27It's hard enough around here without you starting in
00:21:32What do you want from me?
00:21:36Well I'd be glad when these four days are over
00:21:39Oh
00:21:56Hanley
00:21:57John Hanley
00:21:59Wasn't a seaman
00:22:00That's all we got buried here you know
00:22:02The grave was unmarked
00:22:04Sure you got the right place?
00:22:05Yes
00:22:06You know there's another one
00:22:07Blazing Star Cemetery
00:22:09Now this is the place
00:22:11That would have been all of 20 years since you was buried
00:22:13I've been here 32 years
00:22:15Started when I was a kid
00:22:16My father used to be the caretaker
00:22:18And his father before him
00:22:20It's an unmarked grave
00:22:22He was shipped here from South America
00:22:23Yeah I remember
00:22:24The Fin and Sears
00:22:26Something like that
00:22:27You know they shipped him in here standing up
00:22:29He arrived packed in orchids
00:22:31That body was packed in so tight
00:22:34That it took two of us with crowbars to get him out
00:22:36Where's the grave?
00:22:38Anyone that were strangers
00:22:39Not bonafide semen
00:22:40Was put over here
00:22:42There he is
00:22:43This is it?
00:22:44Yep not much to it
00:22:45We'll plant some bugs
00:22:46Can't
00:22:47Why not?
00:22:48I remember correct
00:22:49He didn't want anything to mark his final resting place
00:22:51Guess that were her wishes too
00:22:53Your mother I guess
00:22:55The woman that's standing there with him
00:22:57They're locked together you know
00:22:59Are you alright?
00:23:02No
00:23:13No
00:23:14Mary
00:23:14No
00:23:15No
00:23:15Mary
00:23:40Call back.
00:23:42Call back.
00:23:44Call back.
00:23:45Call back.
00:23:46Call back.
00:23:48Call back.
00:24:07Baba Mufatanga.
00:24:08Luis, are you out of your mind?
00:24:10Since when do you need an advisor?
00:24:11He isn't just that.
00:24:13He teaches me other things like relaxation, mind control, emotional economy.
00:24:18Emotional economy?
00:24:18That's funny.
00:24:19No, he isn't.
00:24:20He's a very serious teacher.
00:24:21You'll see that when you meet him.
00:24:23And if Baba can see into the future.
00:24:24Well, he has predicted things that have come true.
00:24:26Well, I've never been to a fortune teller before.
00:24:28This should prove very interesting.
00:24:29I know what you're both thinking, but don't be too negative.
00:24:33It throws off bad vibrations and Baba can sense them right away.
00:24:37Yes, we're here to see Baba.
00:24:39Oh, Baba is meditating.
00:24:41He expects you.
00:24:43Come in.
00:24:52Baba will be with you in a moment.
00:24:53Please remove your shoes.
00:24:58Remove our shoes?
00:24:59She's joking.
00:25:00No.
00:25:01He feels better in natural surroundings, as he puts it.
00:25:04And he feels that the elements can circulate better if our hands and feet are uncovered.
00:25:08Well, all right.
00:25:09I think he's ready for us.
00:25:11I hope I don't begin to laugh.
00:25:16Mrs. Holmes.
00:25:19Baba, it was so gracious of you to receive us on such short notice.
00:25:22I'd like you to meet my sister, Jennifer.
00:25:27Kiss it.
00:25:29And my sister, Regina.
00:25:35This ring was once the ring of a great teacher.
00:25:38He gave it to me on his deathbed.
00:25:41It has powers that transcend this life.
00:25:43I would not laugh if I were you.
00:25:46I'm sorry.
00:25:47I had some wine with lunch and it made me a little silly.
00:25:50You who have powers to see should not be skeptical.
00:25:54You have premonitions.
00:25:56Like me.
00:25:58How did you guess?
00:26:00Baba does not guess.
00:26:02Baba knows.
00:26:03Louise told you.
00:26:04No one.
00:26:06Ina.
00:26:07Won't you all please be seated?
00:26:11Ina.
00:26:12Ina.
00:26:13Some drinks for our guests.
00:26:15Two cherries for these two ladies.
00:26:18And Mrs. Halverson will have a white wine.
00:26:25No.
00:26:26Mrs. Halverson did not tell me that was what you drink.
00:26:29I just know.
00:26:31Now.
00:26:34I don't mean to appear rude.
00:26:36But I was just curious.
00:26:37Curious.
00:26:38About my name.
00:26:40Why.
00:26:41Yes.
00:26:42My mother was Hungarian.
00:26:44A gypsy.
00:26:45Baba was her pet name.
00:26:47Hence, Baba.
00:26:48And my father was Himalayan.
00:26:51Hence, Mufatanda.
00:26:53You see, you Americans are not the only ones with mixed blood.
00:26:57Actually, I never knew my father.
00:27:00To be nearer the truth, I'm a bastard.
00:27:03Next question.
00:27:04Baba, the three of us are going to take a trip.
00:27:07A short trip.
00:27:08Will it be pleasant for the three of us?
00:27:11The two of you.
00:27:12Two of us?
00:27:13One will not return.
00:27:16Why not?
00:27:20Baba, why won't you answer me?
00:27:22Sherry?
00:27:23Currents are not good.
00:27:25Ina is disturbed.
00:27:26Should we go?
00:27:28Yes.
00:27:29That is a good idea.
00:27:30No.
00:27:31No.
00:27:32No.
00:27:32No.
00:27:33No.
00:27:35There we are.
00:27:37No.
00:27:38No.
00:27:39Go away.
00:27:40There he's not the ones in here.
00:27:41Go away.
00:27:42Go away.
00:27:44Oh, go away.
00:27:53Did you feed Kyle?
00:27:56He eats what he wants to.
00:27:59This place used to be so beautiful.
00:28:02Remember? That was a long time ago.
00:28:06Not that long ago.
00:28:09Wouldn't it be nice to get away for a little while? Where?
00:28:13Anyplace that here. We have a little money saved up.
00:28:19Do you think we'll get something from the settlement of the estate?
00:28:22Of course we will. Do you know how many years we've been on this island?
00:28:26Don't think about it.
00:28:32Funny running into Vera like that in the bank.
00:28:35She looks well for her age. We would too if we had her money.
00:28:40Why didn't you get married when you had the chance?
00:28:44Oscar?
00:28:46A lot of reasons.
00:28:49Have you and Carl to look after? We could have managed.
00:28:54I did the right thing.
00:29:10Mrs. Carver called, said she'd be a half hour late.
00:29:12Mrs. Carver is always late.
00:29:14Alice, tomorrow at three for the reading of the Hanley will.
00:29:17I want absolutely no interruptions.
00:29:20Do you think you'll be through by four?
00:29:21Why?
00:29:23You have an appointment with Mr. Rogers at four.
00:29:26Couldn't.
00:29:27It's right here in your appointment book.
00:29:30I made that?
00:29:32Certainly did.
00:29:33Well, change Mr. Rogers to another day.
00:29:36All right.
00:29:38And Alice, you had better get out all the books and papers pertaining to Mr. Hanley.
00:29:42Now?
00:29:44I'm going to have to make some slight financial adjustment.
00:29:48After all these years of working with Mr. Hanley's money, the office is going to miss it.
00:29:54Everything has to end sometime or another.
00:30:00I just didn't think it would end so soon.
00:30:03What?
00:30:06Nothing.
00:30:19Oh, boy, Blimey.
00:30:22Oh, boy.
00:30:25Oh, boy.
00:30:36Oh, boy.
00:30:39Oh, boy.
00:30:42Oh, boy.
00:30:43Oh, boy.
00:30:44Oh, boy.
00:30:44Now, before we begin, there are a few things I must tell you.
00:30:49First of all, this will is highly irregular, though legal.
00:30:56Your father was a very strange and mysterious man.
00:31:00None of you three girls really knew your father.
00:31:02His vast holdings in South America demanded every moment of his time,
00:31:07thereby depriving you of any attention.
00:31:09He returned to Hanley Island only about seven times.
00:31:14Out of those seven visits, three children were conceived.
00:31:20You, Jennifer.
00:31:22You, Louise.
00:31:25And you, Regina.
00:31:27Oh, boy.
00:31:29And in that order, on his last visit many years ago, he demanded my late father's presence at Hanley Island.
00:31:39My father arrived by the boat and went directly to his bedside.
00:31:45He was a very untrusting man.
00:31:49He had already had these papers drawn up by his lawyers in South America.
00:31:54All he wanted of my father was his signature to attest to the legality of his sanity.
00:31:59To this day, I do not know what is in these papers.
00:32:04Well, my dears, this is it.
00:32:29My dearest darlings, by now I presume you are all happily married.
00:32:36I never was.
00:32:39You loved your mother. I never did.
00:32:41She was a good mother, but a terrible wife.
00:32:45She was possessive, selfish, and demanding.
00:32:48These statements I make now against her should not be allowed to hurt your feelings toward her.
00:32:54They are only meant to give you insight into the following provisions.
00:32:58One, each of you and your husband shall reside at Hanley House in sexual harmony for a period of three
00:33:07days.
00:33:08Two, the morning of the third day, envelope marked with a B in the possession of my lawyer will be
00:33:15opened, and the bequest shall be dispersed.
00:33:20Three, the large old trunk in the attic of the main hall, which will have been brought down by this
00:33:26time, shall be opened.
00:33:28Four, in case any unforeseen events occur, the eldest heir shall redistribute my bequests according to her wishes.
00:33:46Well, never knew they had no love for each other.
00:33:50You know, Mother never let us know.
00:33:52No one knew.
00:33:54The whole thing frightens me. I don't like it.
00:33:58Neither do I.
00:34:00There's no other way.
00:34:02We can't have the will read here.
00:34:05These are his wishes.
00:34:07I can't change the stipulations.
00:34:09I would advise you to carry out his will to the letter.
00:34:13There is a great deal of money at stake.
00:34:16Why would he include us, the husbands, in his will?
00:34:19According to my late father, who knew him quite well,
00:34:24he felt that any man who could put up with, um, her children was as much entitled to the money
00:34:32as any of his heirs.
00:34:35That's the reason Regina and I had to be married for two years before the will could be read.
00:34:38Yes, precisely.
00:34:42Oh, he must have hated her. If only he had known some of the love that his daughters have had.
00:34:48And given.
00:34:51That's one of the nicest things you've ever said.
00:34:56I don't want to go.
00:34:57We have no choice.
00:34:58No.
00:35:00Do you know it's 4.15 already?
00:35:04I think we'd better wrap things up.
00:35:06You have to take the six o'clock train upstate to connect with the 8.30 boat.
00:35:11You should arrive, oh, about nine o'clock on Hanley Island.
00:35:15Glad you told us to bring a luggage with her so we never would have made it.
00:35:18This is it, darling. After all these years, it'll be worth the waiting.
00:35:22I know how hard it's been financially on you and James lately.
00:35:25Everything will be all right. You'll see.
00:35:27I wish I felt the way you do.
00:35:29You will.
00:35:30Time's wasting.
00:35:31I'll call a taxi.
00:35:34The best of luck to everyone.
00:35:36We won't be needing it, Mr. Schaefer. Everything's going to be just fine.
00:35:42The train's three minutes late.
00:35:44Oh, what would you do without your watch?
00:35:46You know, I hope he'll make sure Sylvia doesn't drink too much.
00:35:49I wonder whether I shouldn't have given him a little more money.
00:35:52Oh, I forgot my shoes.
00:35:52You've got them on.
00:35:53No, the new ones I bought for the trip.
00:35:55The flippers, forget them.
00:35:56Here it comes.
00:35:58I hope I don't get trains sick.
00:35:59James, get us a porter. I'll help the relay withdraw.
00:36:02All right, everybody?
00:36:03Yes, porter?
00:36:04Yes, porter?
00:36:23Oroks!
00:36:27Oroks!
00:36:28Oroks!
00:36:29Oroks!
00:36:29Stop it!
00:36:37No?
00:36:40No?
00:36:52Yeah?
00:36:57Yeah?
00:36:59Yeah?
00:37:06Yeah?
00:37:09Yeah?
00:37:10Yeah?
00:37:24Yeah?
00:37:46Yeah?
00:37:51Yeah?
00:37:51Yeah?
00:37:53Yeah?
00:37:53Oh, I don't know why that should be.
00:37:54According to lawyer Schaefer, they knew it were coming two weeks ago.
00:37:58Where's Regina?
00:37:58Well, she's going through her things in the storage room.
00:38:01She thinks she lost an ear room.
00:38:02It's cold in here.
00:38:04It's always cold here.
00:38:06That's what I remember as a child.
00:38:08Seems strange being here again, doesn't it?
00:38:11Oh, I always hated this place.
00:38:13Too bad Papa never finished the main building.
00:38:16Well, he went all over the world to furnish it.
00:38:18It's funny how he never finished with all of the electricity.
00:38:21Did you see the light fixtures in the outlet?
00:38:24He never put the generator in to make everything work.
00:38:26Oh, there are so many things that I've buried in my head.
00:38:30Did you see that portrait of mom in the dining room?
00:38:33Now, very flattering.
00:38:34Oh, you remember when we were young and we went to that awful boarding?
00:38:38Oh!
00:38:39Nighter!
00:38:40Oh, awful!
00:38:41Oh, at least we have each other.
00:38:43Oh, we'll always have each other.
00:38:44Oh, is that a threat?
00:38:49You know, though, Margaret and Mary haven't had a very easy time of it.
00:38:53You mean Carl?
00:38:54Not just that, but the time they spent catering to mama all those years.
00:38:58Why do you think she never spent much time with us?
00:39:00I don't know.
00:39:01I don't think we'll ever completely know.
00:39:04Well, we haven't come out too badly, have we?
00:39:06Considering.
00:39:07Maybe we were lucky.
00:39:09We were never spoiled.
00:39:11And we always had to make our own decisions.
00:39:13And we never had anyone to tell us what to do.
00:39:15Maybe.
00:39:17Oh, I like John.
00:39:19He's nice, isn't he?
00:39:20I like Robert, too.
00:39:21Oh, we're getting so sentimental.
00:39:23No, just closer.
00:39:24We haven't been able to the last few years.
00:39:27I mean, you living in Philadelphia and all.
00:39:31You are happy now, aren't you?
00:39:33As happy as I can expect to be.
00:39:37They must have really hated each other.
00:39:39You mean mother and father?
00:39:41Well, why didn't they just divorce?
00:39:43We might as well have.
00:39:44Each one of them went their separate way.
00:39:46He drank a lot.
00:39:47Well, that's what we were told.
00:39:49I wonder what was the truth and what wasn't.
00:39:51Don't you believe what she told us?
00:39:53Well, all we heard was her side.
00:39:55There are two sides to every story.
00:39:58True.
00:39:59Maybe some good will come of this.
00:40:01The money?
00:40:02Schaefer said there's going to be a lot of it.
00:40:04Not just that.
00:40:06Renewing old times.
00:40:11Oh, the fire's so nice, isn't it?
00:40:15Mm-hmm.
00:40:24Oh, you know, Carl's a little simple-minded.
00:40:26The only thing he understands is a slap now and then.
00:40:30Short attention span.
00:40:31Most of my patients are like that.
00:40:34Oh, stop that.
00:40:35You do very well by your patients.
00:40:37Must be interesting listening to other people's secrets.
00:40:40Mostly petty problems.
00:40:41They let them mount up, keeping them to themselves,
00:40:44and then one day they cause mental stress.
00:40:46Fascinating field.
00:40:48I wish I was in something besides hardware.
00:40:50Mm-hmm.
00:40:50Honey, if you were in something else, you'd want something else.
00:40:53Just what we were talking about.
00:40:54Short attention span.
00:40:58Excuse me, but it's getting very late now,
00:41:01and Mary and I have most of your things up in your room,
00:41:04so if you all don't mind, we'd like to show us.
00:41:06You must be very tired.
00:41:08The supper was excellent.
00:41:10Wasn't it, though?
00:41:10Shall we all go?
00:41:12This way.
00:41:14That's freaking great delicious.
00:41:15I must get yours.
00:41:18Oh, thank you.
00:41:19Don't you mind?
00:41:20It's just about living here year-round.
00:41:22You get used to it.
00:41:23You can get used to anything.
00:41:27We put you all up on the second floor.
00:41:38Mary and Carl and I are up on the third floor.
00:41:41There's a center for me.
00:41:43But if you're living here, it's just a moment to go away.
00:41:45Ah, but you're not ready.
00:41:46You're not ready.
00:41:46You're not ready.
00:41:46Come on, Teddy.
00:41:48There's a name, Teddy.
00:41:50Here.
00:41:52Here.
00:41:53No, no.
00:41:54And get stuck.
00:41:54Stop it!
00:41:55Stop!
00:41:56Stop!
00:42:00Teddy.
00:42:01Oh, what?
00:42:02Teddy will you go?
00:42:03Well, get in there, Teddy.
00:42:04I will.
00:42:06Carl?
00:42:09Carl!
00:42:11Teddy!
00:42:12Teddy!
00:42:14Yes, Teddy.
00:42:16Come get Teddy, Carl.
00:42:18Come on.
00:42:21He's not violent, is he?
00:42:24No.
00:42:25Not really.
00:42:28Mr. and Mrs. Burke?
00:42:29Robert.
00:42:31This room is the office.
00:42:34Mr. and Mrs. Halverson?
00:42:38This is your room.
00:42:40Mr. and Mrs. Smith?
00:42:43This way.
00:42:44I'm afraid your room's all the way down the end of the hall.
00:42:49Here it is over here.
00:42:53There you are. Thank you.
00:42:54If you need anything, just call. I leave my door open.
00:43:14If there's anything you'd like, just call.
00:43:16If you don't mind, I would like a little tea before I retire.
00:43:20Old habits are hard to change.
00:43:22Of course.
00:43:27Up here.
00:43:28It's over.
00:43:28Come on.
00:43:45Come on.
00:43:48Oh, I feel so much better now.
00:43:49I wish you would have reminded me before we left New York.
00:43:53I could have gotten something for you to druggish.
00:43:55Completely forgotten about you getting motion sickness.
00:43:59It wouldn't have been so bad if the sea had been a little calmer.
00:44:02Three days.
00:44:04No phone.
00:44:05No communications with the mainland.
00:44:07I don't think I've ever been so cut off.
00:44:10Oh, no.
00:44:13We're going to have that second honeymoon, but we've never had.
00:44:26Oh, I love you.
00:44:32How long has it been since I've told you that?
00:44:35Not for at least three minutes.
00:44:46What's wrong?
00:44:48Something's at the door.
00:44:50What do you mean?
00:44:52The door not turned.
00:44:59What do you mean?
00:45:01Oh, no.
00:45:04Oh, no.
00:45:23There's nothing there.
00:45:27Three days. Well, I'll say one thing. Those two certainly know how to cook.
00:45:31That's all you think about is your stomach.
00:45:33Charlotte got off all right?
00:45:34Mm-hmm. She loves your mother.
00:45:36Your mother spoils her rotten. She gives her anything she wants.
00:45:39Can't blame her. Charlotte's the only granddaughter she has.
00:45:42How did you like Margaret and Mary?
00:45:44They're a real pair. That's their brother.
00:45:47I think he was brain damaged at birth.
00:45:50You know, I'd almost completely forgotten all about the three of them.
00:45:54I thought you'd grow up together.
00:45:55No. Mother always kept us apart.
00:45:58And we girls were always away at boarding school.
00:46:01Or being taken on vacation.
00:46:04Being sent away someplace.
00:46:06I don't want to talk about it.
00:46:08It brings back unpleasant memories.
00:46:11Right.
00:46:17Shame.
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00:46:26Scarlet?
00:46:31Scarlet?
00:46:33Yeah.
00:46:39Scarlet?
00:46:44Scarlet?
00:46:51Carl.
00:46:55Here's Teddy.
00:47:03Carl.
00:47:06Come get Teddy.
00:47:08Carl.
00:47:19It's cold in here.
00:47:20It's always cold on this island. The only thing I ever remember about it.
00:47:24You've been in a mood ever since we left New York.
00:47:27Who is it?
00:47:29It's me, Robert. I thought you might like to read a book I was telling you about.
00:47:34Excuse me.
00:47:36I thought another lamp might come in handy.
00:47:39Oh, is that for us?
00:47:40If you need it.
00:47:42It is a little dark in here.
00:47:46Here, I'll take that.
00:47:48I'll turn down the bed.
00:47:49I think you'll find it interesting.
00:47:53Don't help me, quick!
00:47:54Shut up!
00:47:55Get out!
00:47:56Get out!
00:47:56Get out!
00:47:57Get out!
00:47:59Get out!
00:47:59Get out!
00:48:00Get out!
00:48:01Get out!
00:48:03Get out!
00:48:04Get out!
00:48:04Get out!
00:48:05Get out!
00:48:07Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit.
00:48:10What the hell does that mean?
00:48:12Who could have done it?
00:48:13I don't know.
00:48:15I don't know.
00:48:16But I'm frightened.
00:48:17John, I can't stay in bed.
00:48:23John.
00:48:27No, it's very strange.
00:48:29But Regina had a dream about something like this the other night.
00:48:33What do you mean?
00:48:33Well, it was a couple of nights ago, and she dreamt there was blood in her bed.
00:48:42Oh, come on now.
00:48:43No, it's true.
00:48:46She dreamt she was in a strange room, and when she went to pull back the covers, there was blood
00:48:52all over the bed.
00:48:54I don't know what to say.
00:48:57Regina has a sick sense about these things.
00:49:01I remember the night before Mama died.
00:49:04It was very late, and Regina was staying with her, and it was the middle of the night.
00:49:10She woke up screaming.
00:49:12I ran to her bedside, and she was cold with sweat.
00:49:16And she said,
00:49:19Mama's dead.
00:49:21Darling, that dead animal was someone's idea of a cruel joke.
00:49:25It wasn't a joke.
00:49:27It reeked of death.
00:49:29It could have been any one of them.
00:49:31It's funny.
00:49:33After all these years of being close to them, I don't feel close to them anymore.
00:49:40Well, it's only natural.
00:49:42I haven't seen either one of them in a long time.
00:49:45No.
00:49:48It isn't that.
00:49:50It's this house.
00:49:51It's the whole thing about the will.
00:49:53I don't know what it is.
00:49:55I don't know what it is.
00:50:09Come here and sit down.
00:50:11I can't.
00:50:12I can't relax.
00:50:13Everything's going to be all right.
00:50:15You think so?
00:50:16What do you mean?
00:50:17This house and property are worth a great deal of money.
00:50:20The rest of its holdings, God only knows how much.
00:50:22Well, we'll get our share.
00:50:26I want more than my share.
00:50:27That's selfish.
00:50:29No, it isn't.
00:50:31I'm the youngest. I need it more than they do.
00:50:34I always got the short end of everything.
00:50:37Even Mama didn't have time for me.
00:50:40You heard what Samuel Schaefer said.
00:50:42He had no love for her.
00:50:45She, in turn, got more and more bitter towards us.
00:50:47She got rid of us whenever she could.
00:50:49I've never seen you like this before.
00:50:52I had to do with that even while you were in law school.
00:50:55You don't resent me for that.
00:51:00No, don't.
00:51:01Don't.
00:51:03Come to bed.
00:51:06I don't want you to think any more.
00:51:10Oh, shh.
00:51:13Shh.
00:51:14That's all right.
00:51:15Shh.
00:51:18Shh.
00:51:19Shh.
00:51:20Shh.
00:51:35Shh.
00:51:39Shh.
00:51:41Oh, shh.
00:51:41Shh.
00:51:42Ha, ha, ha.
00:51:49Shh.
00:52:15You stay here. I'll be right back.
00:52:17Don't leave me.
00:52:18Lock the door.
00:52:49I'll be right back.
00:53:20I'll be right back.
00:53:20I'll be right back.
00:53:21Of course I'm sure.
00:53:23Damn it, man.
00:53:24There's an X on our door, painted in blood.
00:53:26Oh no.
00:53:26Don't go up.
00:53:27I don't want Regina upset any more than she already is.
00:53:29I thought I saw something.
00:53:31What?
00:53:32I thought I saw a shadow going down the stairs just before you came down.
00:53:35I think we better check down here.
00:53:37Good idea.
00:53:53I could use a drink.
00:53:54So could I.
00:53:55Sherry?
00:53:56No, thank you.
00:53:57That's right.
00:53:58You drink brandy.
00:54:19I'll be right back.
00:54:27I'll be right back.
00:54:28A little sicker.
00:54:29Or smarter than we think.
00:54:31It wasn't gone.
00:54:32Who do you think did it?
00:54:34I don't know.
00:54:35But I won't be able to sleep tonight until I check.
00:54:37Want help?
00:54:38I'll check the kitchen in the back porch.
00:54:40Good idea.
00:54:49I'll check the front door and make sure it's locked.
00:54:53Right.
00:55:27Good idea.
00:55:57Let's go.
00:56:02John?
00:56:04John?
00:56:17John?
00:56:22John?
00:56:24John?
00:56:36John?
00:56:37John?
00:56:39John?
00:56:40Here we go.
00:57:02James?
00:57:04Is that you?
00:57:06James!
00:57:08Answer me!
00:57:10Who's out there?
00:57:14Oh!
00:57:23James?
00:57:47I've never heard of such a thing. Breakfast at noon.
00:57:50I could hardly expect them to eat before now after what happened last night.
00:57:53Well, it just throws the whole day off.
00:57:55Oh, for God's sake, Mary, will you stop it?
00:57:57You've been going on like this all morning.
00:57:59None of our days will be the same again until this whole thing is over.
00:58:02I think our lives used to revolve around those girls.
00:58:05And now they seem to be in the way.
00:58:07I didn't say that.
00:58:08No, but I did. And I mean it. I never loved those three the way you used to.
00:58:14Yeah, I've said it. After all these years, I've finally said it.
00:58:19I never knew you felt that way.
00:58:22Well, the table's set. We certainly can't wait for them any longer.
00:58:33When did Carl kill Billy?
00:58:35Yesterday.
00:58:40When they arrived, Carl must have forgotten that he had tied Billy down on the beach.
00:58:43As we were coming to the house, he remembered and went to untie him.
00:58:47I turned. I saw what had happened. Then I went after him.
00:58:49I took Billy and hid him under my cloak.
00:58:52After you were inside, I buried him. Someone must have dug him up.
00:58:55We mustn't get him any more pets.
00:58:58We can't watch him all the time.
00:58:59We have to. You know how he gets.
00:59:01Well, he hasn't done anything like that in years.
00:59:03We should have committed him years ago.
00:59:05You can't send your own brother to an asylum.
00:59:08If only he didn't get so violent.
00:59:11You tied him up last night.
00:59:13Yes. He was tied up all night.
00:59:15Sure. Yes.
00:59:16When I went to bed, he was there.
00:59:18And when I got up this morning, he was still there.
00:59:20Thank God it wasn't him.
00:59:22Can you convince them of that?
00:59:23Here they come.
00:59:28I don't think we'll be able to eat anything.
00:59:31Well, there must be some way to get off this island.
00:59:33Only two more days and everything will be all right.
00:59:36We checked the glasses and decanted. We found no trace of drugs.
00:59:39Oh, but it had to be.
00:59:40There was no other way you could have gone off like that.
00:59:42Nothing at all? Nothing.
00:59:44Why would anyone want to kill James? It doesn't make any sense.
00:59:46Aren't you better stay up there with Regina?
00:59:48Louise is up there with her now, but she doesn't want us.
00:59:51She told us to leave.
00:59:52Maybe that's best.
00:59:53No one could have lifted him and hung him by the neck like that unless they had a great deal
00:59:55of strength.
00:59:56Oh, I don't want to hear anymore.
00:59:58Really, you two, can't you see how upset I am?
01:00:03Margaret, Mary, Mr. Burke and I want to talk with you.
01:00:05Where was Carl last night?
01:00:07He was with us. We know where he was all night.
01:00:09It wasn't Carl. Believe us, it wasn't Carl.
01:00:11You swear to that.
01:00:13Yes.
01:00:18What? See?
01:00:27If you'll excuse me, I have to take this up to Mrs. Smith.
01:00:32Come on.
01:00:36Where did you put the body?
01:00:38Where you suggested.
01:00:39In the old shed behind the house.
01:00:41We covered it over with some old sailcloth.
01:00:52Carl.
01:00:53Now I want you to take this.
01:00:56Take it.
01:00:58Upstairs to room number five to Mrs. Smith.
01:01:02The lady in room number five.
01:01:06Go on now.
01:01:09Go on, Carl. I'm right behind you.
01:01:34Go on now.
01:01:35Can't you knock before you come into a room?
01:01:38What do you want?
01:01:50What is it?
01:01:52What?
01:01:54What?
01:01:57You didn't what?
01:02:02Go on downstairs.
01:02:04Food.
01:02:05Go.
01:02:09I think he was trying to tell me something.
01:02:11No, I think he likes you.
01:02:13He only tries to make conversation with people he likes.
01:02:16You really must try to eat something.
01:02:18I can't.
01:02:22I'll get you something to eat.
01:02:28Oh, yes, Margaret. What is it?
01:02:31It's Carl.
01:02:32Mr. Burke, I was wondering if you'd be kind enough to help supervise Carl with the kindling.
01:02:37We use up quite a bit of wood here in the fireplace.
01:02:40It gets rather chilly nights.
01:02:42He really can't handle it without supervision.
01:02:45Mary and I have our hands full.
01:02:47So I was wondering if you'd be kind enough to help supervise it.
01:02:51Why, certainly. I'd be happy to. What is it you want?
01:02:54Well, the wood's usually brought in from outside to dry out, and then it's brought up here to burn.
01:02:59Just help him carry it in and send him up with it.
01:03:01Of course. You all right, Jennifer?
01:03:03Oh, you go right ahead. Don't worry about me.
01:03:06I think I'm going to spend some time with Regina. She should have someone to talk to.
01:03:13Where's Carl?
01:03:16Carl?
01:03:28Carl?
01:03:29Don't be frightened.
01:03:31This is Mr. Burke.
01:03:33Yes.
01:03:34He's going to help you with the wood.
01:03:38Now, I want you to do just what Mr. Burke tells you to do here.
01:03:44You'd better take this with you.
01:03:46I couldn't use that on him.
01:03:48Well, you probably won't have to, but it's the only thing he understands.
01:03:51Now, Carl.
01:03:53You take Mr. Burke downstairs.
01:03:56Over there?
01:03:57That's right. Go on now.
01:04:40Did you look outside for him?
01:04:42I looked all over him.
01:04:43Did you check the cellar again?
01:04:44I did.
01:04:45Well, I don't know why they can't at least be on time for dinner.
01:04:48Is Mrs. Smith coming down for dinner?
01:04:51No, I told her I'd take her up something later.
01:04:53Well, we can't wait any longer. The turkey will be dried out.
01:04:56Do you want to call them in or shall I?
01:04:58You call them.
01:04:59I'll get the turkey.
01:05:04Dinner's served.
01:05:05Oh, are we going to eat without Robert?
01:05:07What about Regina?
01:05:08We don't know where Mr. Burke is, and dinner really can't wait any longer.
01:05:12As for Mrs. Smith, I told her I'd take something up to her later.
01:05:15I must apologize for Robert.
01:05:17It's not like him to be so inconsiderate.
01:05:19He might have gone for a walk and got lost.
01:05:21Well, it isn't fair to Margaret and Mary.
01:05:24Let's have dinner.
01:05:25All right, Margaret.
01:05:48Oh, my God, for me, will you stop crying?
01:05:50It's not going to do any good.
01:05:51I can't help!
01:05:52No!
01:05:52I didn't mean to snap it to her.
01:05:54It's just that I feel so helpless.
01:05:56I don't know where it is.
01:05:56I wish we'd never come to this goddamned island.
01:05:59Oh, I swear he isn't going to help.
01:06:01Oh, sorry.
01:06:01Oh, where's Robert? Where's Robert?
01:06:03I know something's happened to her.
01:06:04There's only some way we could get out this island.
01:06:06Oh, there isn't even a problem.
01:06:10Who is it?
01:06:10It's Margaret.
01:06:12What do you want?
01:06:13May I speak to you for a moment?
01:06:16Don't go out there.
01:06:17Oh, for God's sake, it's only Margaret.
01:06:19What is it, Margaret?
01:06:21The lawyer, Schaefer, has requested that a trunk be taken downstairs
01:06:25for the reading of the will, and, well, I was wondering
01:06:27if you'd help Carl take it downstairs.
01:06:29Where is it?
01:06:30Right down here.
01:06:34It's right here in this room.
01:06:36Well, couldn't it wait until Schaefer comes?
01:06:39I'm afraid there won't be time,
01:06:40and it's imperative that the trunk be down there
01:06:43for the reading of the will.
01:06:44Well, after that, you all leave the facility immediately.
01:06:47The boat won't wait.
01:06:50Carl?
01:06:54See that trunk there?
01:06:56Take it up.
01:06:57Take that in.
01:06:58Take it up.
01:07:00That's the way.
01:07:02Let me take the other room.
01:07:05Come on.
01:07:06Come on.
01:07:07Come on.
01:07:08Nice knees.
01:07:09Come on.
01:07:10Step back.
01:07:11Come on.
01:07:15Down.
01:07:16Down, Carl.
01:07:20Now listen, Carl.
01:07:21Lift it, and put it on my back.
01:07:23Huh?
01:07:24The trunk, Carl.
01:07:25On my back.
01:07:26Link.
01:07:41I think you'd better go into your room.
01:07:44But what?
01:07:45Lock the door.
01:07:46Lock the door.
01:07:46Lock the door.
01:07:59Come on.
01:08:25Come on.
01:08:25That's it?
01:08:26Yes, thank you very much.
01:08:27I'm going downstairs to take another look at the cellar.
01:08:29I don't think you should.
01:08:30I think you ought to stay upstairs today.
01:08:32No, I'm going downstairs.
01:08:33There has to be an explanation.
01:08:35Very well.
01:08:36Carl, you stay here and help me.
01:08:38I'll be right back.
01:09:17I'll be right back.
01:09:22Let's go.
01:10:17I'll be right back.
01:10:45I'll be right back.
01:10:461880.
01:10:47To my favorite daughter, M.H. Love, J.H.
01:11:29Mary.
01:11:32Where are you going to move at?
01:11:33I'm going to put it out.
01:11:34Where are they up yet?
01:11:35They're in Mrs. Halverson's room.
01:11:37For heaven's sakes, give me that.
01:11:39Go out and get her some towels.
01:11:40Oh, let's go.
01:11:53Oh.
01:11:56Oh.
01:11:58Oh.
01:12:01Oh.
01:12:02Oh.
01:12:05Oh.
01:12:13What are you doing under there come out come on out now
01:12:40Carl
01:12:41Let me help Carl
01:12:45Oh that's Carl
01:12:47Carl look at me
01:12:50What is it?
01:12:53Tell me
01:12:54You trust me
01:12:56Tell me Carl
01:12:57What
01:13:00Carl
01:13:12Hi
01:13:131880 to my favorite daughter M.H. Love J.H.
01:13:18Why that's Mr. Handley
01:13:21Who is M.H.
01:13:25Of course
01:13:33Who's Nina
01:13:34A a a a a a a a a a David
01:13:44This is an
01:13:50I
01:13:50I
01:14:02Do you know who I am?
01:14:04Meet your sister, Margaret.
01:14:06You didn't know that, did you?
01:14:09Forty years ago, I was the first born in this house.
01:14:12My mama died when I was born.
01:14:14My papa loved my mama very much.
01:14:17He was so alone.
01:14:19So he married again.
01:14:21But he was so heartbroken that he only came back seven times.
01:14:24Seven visits.
01:14:25Then he laid with that woman her picture down there in my dining room.
01:14:28That bitch, your mother.
01:14:30Out of those visits, three more girls who had conceived you, Jennifer.
01:14:33You, Louise, and Regina.
01:14:36He never knew how cruel she was to me.
01:14:39She promised to care for me as if I were her very own.
01:14:42But she hated me.
01:14:44And every time she'd look into my eyes, she blamed me for his not coming back.
01:14:47Whenever he did come back, she'd fawn over me and pamper me and dress me and pretend I was her
01:14:52favorite in front of him.
01:14:53But he was gone the next morning.
01:14:56And then I was beaten and starved and forced him to serve him.
01:15:00Then she had an idea.
01:15:01She bought two infants, Mary and Colin, raised them as my brother and sister.
01:15:06Through the years, I discovered all this.
01:15:09All the clues to my real identity.
01:15:11And I waited and waited for my day of vengeance.
01:15:16This morning, that trunk down there in the parlor will reveal all the proof I need.
01:15:21When Schaefer arrives, everybody will be gone.
01:15:24Except me.
01:15:25And do you know who killed him?
01:15:27Carl.
01:15:28Poor, stupid Carl.
01:15:30That same Carl that your mother beat so unmercifully that he's a halfwit.
01:15:34Oh, I fixed it.
01:15:35So there's no doubt that he did it.
01:15:38Of course, I had to kill him.
01:15:40Self-defense.
01:15:42You had no idea I was so clever, huh?
01:15:44Oh, meek, charming little Margaret.
01:15:49You see, I really couldn't have done it without his help.
01:15:52He was very useful to me.
01:15:53Well, he was alive.
01:15:54He'll be even more useful to me now that he's dead.
01:15:57I really ought to thank your mother for making him such a halfwit.
01:16:02Goodbye, Jennifer.
01:16:04Goodbye, Louise.
01:16:06Goodbye, Louise.
01:16:14Jennifer!
01:16:20Coming from the oldest 애ðv lip,
01:16:24Mother!edy
01:16:24Melissa!
01:16:27Mother!
01:16:30Mother!
01:16:31Mother!
01:16:32Mother!
01:16:33Mother!
01:16:33Mother!
01:16:34Mother!
01:16:35Mother!
01:16:39Mother!
01:16:47I don't know.
01:17:14I don't know.