The Amityville Asylum (2013)

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00:12:34Thank you so much.

00:26:31Okay.

00:35:16,

00:37:08You're out there,

00:42:24Thank you,

00:42:27,

00:43:57Take a break,

00:45:33Good evening, Mr. Good evening,

00:46:57We got a major,

00:47:03Good evening.

00:48:02What the fuck are you looking at?

00:48:05Nothing. I just, I heard something. I was curious.

00:48:08Make sure it stays that way.

00:48:13That guy is a fucking venice.

00:48:17Deserves everything he gets.

00:48:22Look, I don't want you talking to Mixter about this.

00:48:25Or anybody else.

00:48:28You understand?

00:48:29I won't say anything.

00:48:32Good.

00:48:35Don't you have some cleaning to do somewhere?

00:48:38Yeah.

00:48:59I don't want you to say anything.

00:49:05He can go.

00:49:06He can go.

00:49:25Hey.

00:49:26God, hon, you look like shit.

00:49:29Oh, thanks. And come in.

00:49:38Night shift's getting to you, huh?

00:49:40Yeah, the whole job's kind of getting to me. My body clock is all out of whack, you know?

00:49:49But, you know, it's not just that.

00:49:53There's something seriously wrong with that place.

00:49:56Like what?

00:49:58Well, the orderlies are complete bastards.

00:50:04I think they tend to be in places like that.

00:50:06The patients are really violent.

00:50:08You haven't been hurt by anyone, have you?

00:50:10No, nothing like that.

00:50:12I mean, the things they say can be really...

00:50:16But, I don't know, I think maybe I'm just seeing things.

00:50:20What are you talking about?

00:50:24Either...

00:50:26Either that place is haunted or I'm losing my mind.

00:50:31I wouldn't be surprised if it was haunted.

00:50:34What do you mean?

00:50:36I was telling my dad about your new job.

00:50:39Okay.

00:50:39You know that the asylum was only built there a couple of years ago.

00:50:43Yeah.

00:50:43He said that it was built on the site of 112 Ocean Avenue.

00:50:49What's that?

00:50:51You've never heard of it?

00:50:53No.

00:50:54It's a famous house.

00:50:57Infamous, I guess I should say.

00:50:59Some guy shot his entire family there back in the 70s.

00:51:02His parents, brothers, sisters...

00:51:05He wiped out his entire family with a shotgun.

00:51:07And then the next owners of the house only lasted there about a month.

00:51:11They said that they were driven out of the house by evil spirits

00:51:14and the house became famous all over the world.

00:51:16That's why the most recent owners sold the property.

00:51:19They had gotten tired of media interest and constant tourists.

00:51:23Are you seriously telling me that you have never heard of the Amityville Horror House?

00:51:27I mean, I vaguely remember hearing something about it, but I never took it in.

00:51:33I didn't realize it was on the same land.

00:51:36Yeah, right on the spot where the house was demolished.

00:51:40Do you think that it's haunted?

00:51:43Either that or I have just gone crazy.

00:51:46Well, we know that you're not crazy.

00:51:50You know, perhaps all those stories about the hauntings of the house were true.

00:51:54Maybe the house is gone, but the spirits have stuck around.

00:51:57Do you believe in ghosts?

00:51:59Hmm.

00:52:00I've never seen one.

00:52:01But I like to think of myself as open-minded.

00:52:05If you say you saw something, I believe you.

00:52:07Thanks, Nats.

00:52:09So what are you gonna do? Are you gonna quit?

00:52:13Part of me thinks I should.

00:52:16There's a lot about that place that frightens me, but...

00:52:21I think I've, you know, seen too much.

00:52:27If I were you, I would quit.

00:52:30There's no point working somewhere that frightens you.

00:52:35Well, there is, if you need the money.

00:52:37And I just think now that I should find out more and just get to the bottom of things.

00:52:45Maybe you are crazy.

00:52:48Yeah, maybe a bit crazy.

00:52:51Hair's a bit crazy.

00:52:56Oh, God.

00:52:57Oh, God.

00:52:58Oh, God.

00:53:25Oh, God.

00:53:34Do you know the history of this place?

00:53:40Well, there's not much history.

00:53:42We've only been open, what, a couple of years?

00:53:45No, the history of the land.

00:53:47You mean what was on the land before the hospital?

00:53:50Yeah.

00:53:51Oh, I know a bit about that.

00:53:55112 Ocean's Avenue.

00:53:57The old Amityville haunted house.

00:54:00Well, I don't know about it being haunted, but I know about that kid.

00:54:05The kid that killed his family.

00:54:07That's true.

00:54:09I only heard about it from a friend recently.

00:54:13Really?

00:54:14It's a famous case.

00:54:15Why didn't you ever tell me?

00:54:17Well, you seem spooked already, and I didn't want to make it worse.

00:54:22You know why I'm spooked?

00:54:23Yeah.

00:54:24Because of those patients on Ward X, yeah?

00:54:27It's not just that, Delaney.

00:54:32I think...

00:54:33You've seen something.

00:54:35Remember the girl that I saw in the hall?

00:54:38I know who she is.

00:54:41She's the daughter of the DeFeo family.

00:54:43She got killed.

00:54:46Have you ever seen her?

00:54:50No.

00:54:53Honestly?

00:54:54To be honest, Lisa, I don't believe in all that ghost stuff.

00:54:58Well, I wasn't a huge believer either, but, you know, I know what I've seen.

00:55:03Look, I believe you've seen something.

00:55:06Some people are more open to those kind of things, but me?

00:55:10Well, I'm closed off to all that.

00:55:13Well, what do you believe in?

00:55:15Do you believe in a God?

00:55:17Serious questions tonight, Lisa.

00:55:19I'm just curious.

00:55:22But why do you ask?

00:55:24I've been thinking.

00:55:26You know, how much evil can exist in a world that's supposed to be guarded by a loving God?

00:55:36Look.

00:55:39I don't believe that God is a bearded man who lives up in the sky.

00:55:44Nor do I believe that the devil is a demon with red horns.

00:55:47I believe that God and Satan are within all of us.

00:55:54But whether we become good or evil, well, it depends, Lisa, on which side of us we feed.

00:56:03What frightens me?

00:56:05What if there is a God, but he's not powerful enough to stop evil?

00:56:15Free will in the hands of a person who feeds the evil inside them.

00:56:19Now that's what frightens me.

00:56:24Dr. McStur must have known what was on this land before he built on it.

00:56:30Of course he did.

00:56:31He bought the land and ordered the demolition of the house himself.

00:56:37Why would he do that if he knew the history?

00:56:39Well, he's not superstitious. He's a doctor.

00:56:42They don't usually believe in those things.

00:56:44Look, Amityville is full of local legends, going back even before the Defeos.

00:56:51Like who?

00:56:54This story is about the Native Americans getting slaughtered on this land many years ago.

00:57:01Some people, they even believed that the Indian chief possessed that kid.

00:57:08The kid that killed his family.

00:57:10Really?

00:57:12Yeah.

00:57:13I don't think that's true, though.

00:57:16If I've learned anything from the patients on Ward-X, it's that some people have a mind which works in

00:57:21a different way to other people.

00:57:23Those people who do bad things, Lisa, well, they've fed the bad inside them more than the good.

00:57:30It's not possession.

00:57:32It's sickness.

00:57:35Sickness of the soul.

00:57:39I don't know what to believe anymore.

00:57:42Just don't let your imagination run away with you, Lisa.

00:57:45Look, you're a person who feeds the good within you.

00:57:50Don't let this place feed the evil.

00:57:53Okay?

00:57:56Yeah, okay.

00:58:08So, the woman at the library seemed to know quite a bit about the history of Native Americans in Amityville.

00:58:13Yeah, but anything about them being killed on the land?

00:58:16The librarian said the town was very upset when they built the mental institution on the land, because they didn't

00:58:20want such an eyesore in a suburban neighborhood, and they got a thousand names on a petition.

00:58:24But that doctor that runs the place seemed to have enough money to pay off people in high places.

00:58:29Oh, my God. But is it actually true that they got killed or not?

00:58:33It's in here. Um, yeah, here it is.

00:58:36In the 18th century, there existed a group of Native Americans in Amityville known as the Satchim tribe, led by

00:58:42Satchim Takapausha, the chief.

00:58:44The tribe had fled Salem in Massachusetts to escape persecution by the Christians who were persecuting members of the tribe

00:58:50because of their witchcraft practices.

00:58:52These practices included a ritualistic human sacrifice of six people, the significance of six being related to the biblical number

00:58:59of man in creation, in order to induce the spirit of their God, the Dark Master, who they believed manifested

00:59:07his powers through his devoted followers, giving them immortality.

00:59:11The hundred strong tribes settled in Amityville, but were later chased off the land by local Christians.

00:59:16Satchim accused the Christians of not properly compensating his tribe for the land.

00:59:21A war started, and the Christians hired a hunter called John Underhill from Salem.

00:59:25At the site where 112 Ocean Avenue was later built in Amityville, Underhill killed all of the tribe.

00:59:32The Indians were buried in a mass grave on the site.

00:59:35Before he died, Satchim vowed revenge.

00:59:38According to local legend, Chief Satchim is believed to have subsequently haunted the land.

00:59:44Various parapsychologists and mediums have claimed that Satchim's vengeful spirit influenced the 1974 DeFeo murders at 112 Ocean Avenue and

00:59:53the haunting of the subsequent owners, although such assertions are widely disputed.

00:59:58So, the legend has basis in historical fact?

01:00:02That certainly seems so.

01:00:18You told me the other night that evil is within us all.

01:00:25Isn't it possible that people can be influenced by evil outside of themselves?

01:00:31Are you still thinking about this?

01:00:33Yeah, I am.

01:00:35I worry that you're thinking too much. This place is getting to you.

01:00:38It's getting to me because something sinister is going on.

01:00:42Not just the patience in word X.

01:00:46Haven't you ever noticed that?

01:00:52I might have noticed something.

01:00:55Yeah, well, why have you never said anything or done anything?

01:01:03It's like the honeybee.

01:01:06What does that mean?

01:01:10The honeybee is fine when he's flying from flower to flower.

01:01:17And he thinks that someone's a threat.

01:01:20And he stings them.

01:01:23He might leave a sting, but the person will recover.

01:01:29The bee, he dies.

01:01:36So I ask myself.

01:01:40Is it worth it?

01:01:54Check out this article.

01:01:56What's it say?

01:01:57The Satchim tribe was a tribe of Native American origin that existed in the 18th century.

01:02:02They fled Massachusetts and settled in a medieval where they were eventually murdered over a land dispute.

01:02:06The tribe was renowned for practices in line with witchcraft and worshipped a god called the Dark Master.

01:02:11In 2009, it emerged that a modern cult incarnation of the tribe existed.

01:02:16They've adopted the traditional beliefs of the Satchim tribe, but the modern followers are not required to be of Native

01:02:20American origin.

01:02:22Click that link at the bottom.

01:02:25This one?

01:02:25Yeah.

01:02:28Our time is at hand.

01:02:30On November the 13th, 2013, six souls will be sacrificed so that the Dark Master's devoted followers may be blessed

01:02:37with immortality.

01:02:38As non-believers perish on doomsday, the Master's loyal subjects shall live on and be bestowed with great power and

01:02:47responsibility for the direction of the new world.

01:02:51What is this shit?

01:02:53Click on the calendar.

01:02:59Get up.

01:03:00What?

01:03:01What is it? What does it mean, Lisa?

01:03:06Sadie Krenwinkel is a convicted murderer and former member of the Satchim Cult, a modern incarnation of a Native American

01:03:12tribe who practiced witchcraft in the 18th century.

01:03:15At her trial in 2010, Krenwinkel outlined the beliefs of the Satchim Cult, claiming the human sacrifice of six individuals

01:03:22would have given them immortality.

01:03:25Oh my god.

01:03:26What?

01:03:28Look at the name of the doctor who testified in her trial.

01:03:50Sadie?

01:03:52I know what you're doing.

01:03:57I've seen your blog.

01:04:00How are you getting access to the internet?

01:04:10You allowed all that stuff in your cell, huh?

01:04:13The Dark Master is near.

01:04:17It's too late to stop now.

01:04:21The night will behold a great becoming.

01:04:27What are you planning?

01:04:29Are you planning a sacrifice?

01:04:31Oh, good thing.

01:04:33Come to bed.

01:04:34The back of the night will be wicked.

01:04:36I'd be a place for you.

01:04:41To live as though,

01:04:43the night is to live as though,

01:04:46the things we need to live as though,

01:04:54The day is to live.

01:05:03Come in.

01:05:06Hi, Dr. McEster.

01:05:08Hello, Lisa. What can I do for you?

01:05:11Um, I was just wondering if I could talk to you about something. It's quite important.

01:05:15Yes, of course. Come in.

01:05:23So, what can I do for you, Lisa?

01:05:25Um, well, what I'm going to say might sound a bit strange, but I really need to tell you.

01:05:34Okay. Go ahead.

01:05:36Are you aware of the history of this place before it was a hospital?

01:05:40To what are you referring exactly?

01:05:43Um, the DeFeo murders, the house that was here that people said was haunted.

01:05:49Well, I'm aware of the DeFeo murders, yes. The hauntings.

01:05:54Wasn't that just a little scaremongering by the media?

01:05:58What about the history of the land dating back to the 18th century?

01:06:02No, I can't say that I...

01:06:04Well, there were a group of Native Americans called the Satchim Tribe,

01:06:11and they were murdered by a bunch of Christians over a dispute over the land.

01:06:17I'm, uh, sure there's a point to all this.

01:06:21Yes. Um, Sadie Krenwinkel on Ward X.

01:06:26She shares the beliefs of the Satchim Tribe.

01:06:29I have reason to believe that she is getting access to the internet and to witchcraft, paraphernalia,

01:06:36and is planning some sort of human sacrifice tonight to raise the god that she believes in, the dark ma

01:06:44-master.

01:06:45I'm serious.

01:06:47You've been reading up on Sadie.

01:06:49Rather outlandish stuff, isn't it, hmm?

01:06:51Um, I can assure you she has no access to the internet or anything else.

01:06:59She has a blog. She signs off as Sister Sadie.

01:07:02Well, that could be anyone called Sadie, couldn't it?

01:07:05Well, go and check her cell.

01:07:09Lisa, the patients on Ward X spend 23 hours a day in their cell.

01:07:16They are let out for an hour's exercise in a small yard, guarded by six of our staff.

01:07:22There is no way any of those patients have access to the internet or any paraphernalia.

01:07:29Well, then someone is helping her get access. Someone here.

01:07:35Look, just go down to her cell, talk to her. If I'm wrong, fine.

01:07:40But I had to tell you. And I need you to check, please.

01:07:47Hang on a minute.

01:07:50Didn't you testify at her trial?

01:07:53Yes, I did. What are you implying?

01:07:57So you know how dangerous she is.

01:08:00Yes.

01:08:01And I appreciate your concern.

01:08:06One thing you need to understand, Lisa.

01:08:08There are some very disturbed patients in this hospital.

01:08:12We help those who can be helped.

01:08:15But the patients on Ward X are beyond help.

01:08:18Their psychological disturbances are too far advanced.

01:08:22Their delusions too grandiose.

01:08:26I worry that you've been rather taken in by one of those delusions.

01:08:32I know it might seem that way.

01:08:34But please, check her blog.

01:08:38You can probably locate the IP address back here to the hospital.

01:08:41Okay.

01:08:42You've come to me with a concern of patient infraction and the potential threat of violence.

01:08:47So, I am duty bound to investigate.

01:08:51In fact, I'll order a search immediately.

01:08:54You stay there.

01:08:55I'll be right back.

01:09:31What the hell are you doing?

01:09:34This is for your own good, Lisa.

01:09:39Fuck you!

01:09:44We're only trying to help you.

01:10:10Let me out of here, you sick fuck!

01:10:11Now, let's talk calmly, Lisa.

01:10:15Otherwise, you will be sedated again.

01:10:21Why are you doing this?

01:10:23You're having paranoid delusions.

01:10:26I'm also aware you've been having disturbing visions.

01:10:31I'm not having delusions.

01:10:32I know what I've seen.

01:10:34You think you know.

01:10:36The human brain is a powerful thing, Lisa.

01:10:39And I'm sure you do believe what you've seen.

01:10:41But it's all in your mind.

01:10:45It's not reality.

01:10:48You are a very sick girl and you need treatment.

01:10:54You do this to all your staff, huh?

01:10:57Every time someone speaks up, they get fucking committed.

01:11:01Staff?

01:11:02You were never staff here, Lisa.

01:11:06You're a patient here.

01:11:08You've always been a patient here.

01:11:13You're lying.

01:11:14I know who I am.

01:11:17I'm afraid not, my dear.

01:11:20You've always been with us here.

01:11:22Initially as an outpatient, but...

01:11:26Now I feel it's time for you to become a full-time resident.

01:11:33I know.

01:11:35It's a lot to process.

01:11:37So I'll leave you to think about it, and we'll begin our cancelling sessions tomorrow.

01:11:47Okay.

01:11:49Now, how about I loosen this so you're more comfortable?

01:11:56First, if you will, take this.

01:12:00It'll help you sleep.

01:12:09Good girl.

01:12:13We will get through this, Lisa.

01:12:15Together.

01:12:18Now, I get to loosen your restraint.

01:12:22Remember, though, if you're violent, you will go straight back on.

01:12:26Okay.

01:12:28Is that better?

01:12:30Yeah.

01:12:33Okay.

01:12:34You get some rest now.

01:12:36Tomorrow, we begin the healing process.

01:13:09Come forward, blessed one. Know your calling. Accept a humble gratitude, for you are always in death. You give life.

01:13:24Kill them. Kill them all.

01:13:39Oh, we did it. We did it, Elliot. Our time is at hand. Immortality is ours.

01:13:50Close.

01:13:56Close.

01:14:01Close.

01:14:04Close.

01:14:06Close.

01:14:16Close.

01:14:41What is that?

01:14:46I've got to go quick.

01:15:18Come on.

01:15:33I don't even want to play with me.

01:15:55Hey, you need to get out of here.

01:15:59Someone's running around with a gun.

01:16:07What?

01:16:22Your pen is here.

01:16:24Let's make a your day out early.

01:16:31Go flyers the camera away from the camera.

01:16:38Don't go away.

01:16:45You can tear the camera away from the camera.

01:17:08Come on, hurry!

01:17:13Kurva!

01:17:14What?

01:17:15The fucking key snapped in the door.

01:17:17Well, do something!

01:17:41It's okay.

01:17:45It's going to be okay.

01:17:53Come on, I'm going to...

01:17:57Come on.

01:17:59Don't go, don't go.

01:18:06I'll do it.

01:18:08Come on.

01:18:14Don't go.

01:18:14God help.

01:18:27Oh, my God.

01:18:56Oh, my God.

01:19:18Oh, my God.

01:19:34Oh, my God.

01:19:38Oh, my God.

01:19:57Oh, my God.

01:20:18Oh, my God.

01:20:23Oh, my God.

01:20:51Come in, Lisa.

01:20:56You're going to tell me that I'm the crazy one, huh?

01:20:58That it's all in my head, huh?

01:21:02Well, maybe it is.

01:21:05Maybe it isn't.

01:21:06Get out of my head, you son of a bitch.

01:21:09I know who I am, what I've seen.

01:21:12You're the crazy one.

01:21:13You're the one holding a gun against a respected doctor, my dear.

01:21:17You're the one holding a gun against a respected doctor, my dear.

01:21:18Why are you doing this?

01:21:18Why?

01:21:19You are part of a great becoming.

01:21:21The coming of the dark master who blesses all with power and immortality.

01:21:27Oh, my God, can you believe that?

01:21:29Do you?

01:21:30Because it sounds like a bunch of bullshit to me.

01:21:33You're no better than those fucking fundamentalists who kill innocent people just because of some shit they've read on an

01:21:39internet holy book.

01:21:40The coming will soon be here.

01:21:42Just one more sacrifice is all we need.

01:21:46Well, then how about I blow your fucking head off?

01:21:52The fuck are you laughing at?

01:21:56It's all folding into place.

01:21:59The cops are coming here.

01:22:01I'm here to tell them everything about your sick, twisted plan.

01:22:07They're going to lock you up and throw away the key.

01:22:10You say so?

01:22:13Tell me, Lisa, how does it feel to know your mother is burning in a bed?

01:22:19Shut up about my mother.

01:22:20You don't know anything about her.

01:22:22I know that you sometimes wonder why you don't cry enough for her.

01:22:26I know that you feel guilty for not doing more for her when she was alive.

01:22:32For getting on with your life and forgetting about her.

01:22:34I haven't forgotten about her.

01:22:36Let's face it, Lisa.

01:22:37You never cared about your mother.

01:22:39You never cared about anyone but yourself.

01:22:42Shut up!

01:22:43She is burning in hell knowing that you didn't care.

01:22:54Your mother's a filthy whore, Lisa.

01:22:56And she's rotting in hell.

01:22:59Fuck you!

01:23:00Fuck you!

01:23:02Fuck!

01:23:21Thanks, Victoria.

01:23:23A year ago, he was a survivor of the mass murder of High Hopes Hospital,

01:23:27where cleaner Lisa Templeton ran amok with a rifle, claiming six lives and injuring many others.

01:23:33Dr Elliot Mixter has written a new book entitled High Hopes, Broken Dreams,

01:23:37which gives us an account of that fateful night, as well as a background into the mind of the murderer.

01:23:42Dr Mixter, good morning.

01:23:43Good morning, Catherine. How are you?

01:23:45Very well, thank you. So, Doctor, could you tell us a little more about the book?

01:23:48Well, it features a blow-by-blow account of the evening.

01:23:53Obviously, it was a very harrowing experience, and it's been rather therapeutic for me to put down those feelings about

01:24:02what happened in writing.

01:24:04And how has this affected the hospital?

01:24:06Well, we were all left very numb for a long time, and I know certain people in the town felt

01:24:13we should close the institution.

01:24:15But that never occurred to me.

01:24:17I mean, people are often brought closer by tragedy, and the staff and I have definitely become closer since that

01:24:26incident,

01:24:26both as colleagues and as friends.

01:24:29That makes for a better institution, in my opinion, and we go from strength to strength.

01:24:36Now, you did mention there that some people wanted the place to close.

01:24:39I know that originally there was some resistance to the institution opening in the first place,

01:24:44given that it was built on the site of the infamous house, where Ronald DeFeo murdered his family in the

01:24:4970s.

01:24:51People at the time were accused of exploiting the case for their own ends, and now you face similar criticism,

01:24:57especially as we heard last week that you've now sold the movie rights to your book.

01:25:01How do you respond to this criticism?

01:25:04I've heard the accusations, but don't you see, Catherine, I'm helping the memory of those involved live on.

01:25:12Well, admittedly, some of the victims were criminally insane, but others were loyal staff members with families,

01:25:21and I am determined that they are not forgotten.

01:25:24Each one of those staff members gets their own chapter in my book,

01:25:29so the reader can get a full picture of what wonderful people they were.

01:25:36I've often said that all forms of media, newspaper, books, television, the movies, are a preservation of life.

01:25:46Our physical bodies may die, but our images live on when we are famous.

01:25:54Our work and our passion are preserved.

01:26:00It's like our souls are preserved.

01:26:02Through all these forms of media, we are, in effect, immortal.

01:26:28Sit down, my dear, and have a cup of tea.

01:26:43This might come as a shock.

01:26:48It did to me.

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