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Phantoms [Sub: Eng]
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They decide to return to the deputy's office, but as they step outside the bakery, every horn, siren, whistle and bell in Snowfield suddenly goes off... the deafening noise goes on for a full minute. Then, just as suddenly as it began it all stops, and the only lights left on are at the Candleglow Inn up the street. It seems they're expected there next. A glance at the guest book in the lobby shows there are only four guests. Faint music starts to play upstairs: Patsy Cline, singing I Fall To Pieces. Sheriff Bryce and Deputy Stu go up to check the rooms... the women follow at a little distance with Deputy Steve. Sheriff Bryce enters one room and finds it empty... he opens a closet door, and is confronted with a vision (flashback?) of a young boy (Luke Eberl) aiming a gun at him. It disappears almost immediately, but Bryce is very shaken by it. Deputy Stu enters another room and finds the body of a young woman lying on the bed. She has the bruised look of the housekeeper and deputy, but she is also attractive and shapely. Stu sits on the bed next to her. 'You wanna tell me what happened here?' he murmurs, and then snickers oddly. He puts a hand on her leg, on the bare skin below the hem of her skirt. At that moment, Sheriff Bryce walks in. 'What are you doing, Stu?' he asks. Stu jumps up, startled, embarrassed, at a loss to explain. 'Looking for clues?' the sheriff suggests, sarcastically. Stu says yes... but both men know what was going on. Bryce decides to let it go: 'Watch the hall, Stu', he says, and leaves. When he's out of sight, Stu laughs again, his strange, wheezing snicker, and with a last glance back at the dead girl, follows Bryce into the hall. 'Hey,' he says to Lisa, leering down at her, 'you wanna see somethin'?' She looks at him with disgust, and says 'No,' emphatically. Bryce has found the room where the music was playing, on the bedside radio. He switches it off and asks Jenny to come in. He shows her the bathroom: it was locked from inside, he'd had to break in... but no one is there now, and there are no other doors or windows. Someone has written on the mirror in lipstick, 'Dr. Timothy Flyte - The Ancient Enemy'. He asks Jenny if she's ever heard of Timothy Flyte; she tells him no, he's not a local. From another empty room, they all hear a sound like metal chains being dropped. They enter cautiously and find a large pile of metallic objects lying on top of the bed: jewelry, buttons, watches, gold teeth... and more. 'Whoever it is, he strips them to the skin,' says Deputy Steve. 'Beyond the skin,' says Dr. Jenny, in an odd tone. As they all look at her, she picks a flat metallic disk out of the pile. 'It's a pacemaker,' she tells them. They go back to the lobby to regroup and discuss. They hear the music start upstairs: Patsy Cline again. A woman suddenly screams outside, 'Help--Help me!' Deputy Steve shouts, 'Cover me, Bryce!' and runs out with his gun drawn. Bryce calls for him to wait, and follows, but it's too late: they hear him scream, and when they get outside all that's left are his empty shoes and his gun spinning on the pavement. They go back to Deputy Henderson's office. They zip Deputy Henderson into a body bag, and take him down to the basement. Bryce tries to radio for help. He tells the deputy on the other end of the transmission about Dr. Timothy Flyte, and asks them to send help from the local military installation, but the transmission is garbled and broken, and finally collapses. They are not sure how much--or if any--of it was heard.
They decide to return to the deputy's office, but as they step outside the bakery, every horn, siren, whistle and bell in Snowfield suddenly goes off... the deafening noise goes on for a full minute. Then, just as suddenly as it began it all stops, and the only lights left on are at the Candleglow Inn up the street. It seems they're expected there next. A glance at the guest book in the lobby shows there are only four guests. Faint music starts to play upstairs: Patsy Cline, singing I Fall To Pieces. Sheriff Bryce and Deputy Stu go up to check the rooms... the women follow at a little distance with Deputy Steve. Sheriff Bryce enters one room and finds it empty... he opens a closet door, and is confronted with a vision (flashback?) of a young boy (Luke Eberl) aiming a gun at him. It disappears almost immediately, but Bryce is very shaken by it. Deputy Stu enters another room and finds the body of a young woman lying on the bed. She has the bruised look of the housekeeper and deputy, but she is also attractive and shapely. Stu sits on the bed next to her. 'You wanna tell me what happened here?' he murmurs, and then snickers oddly. He puts a hand on her leg, on the bare skin below the hem of her skirt. At that moment, Sheriff Bryce walks in. 'What are you doing, Stu?' he asks. Stu jumps up, startled, embarrassed, at a loss to explain. 'Looking for clues?' the sheriff suggests, sarcastically. Stu says yes... but both men know what was going on. Bryce decides to let it go: 'Watch the hall, Stu', he says, and leaves. When he's out of sight, Stu laughs again, his strange, wheezing snicker, and with a last glance back at the dead girl, follows Bryce into the hall. 'Hey,' he says to Lisa, leering down at her, 'you wanna see somethin'?' She looks at him with disgust, and says 'No,' emphatically. Bryce has found the room where the music was playing, on the bedside radio. He switches it off and asks Jenny to come in. He shows her the bathroom: it was locked from inside, he'd had to break in... but no one is there now, and there are no other doors or windows. Someone has written on the mirror in lipstick, 'Dr. Timothy Flyte - The Ancient Enemy'. He asks Jenny if she's ever heard of Timothy Flyte; she tells him no, he's not a local. From another empty room, they all hear a sound like metal chains being dropped. They enter cautiously and find a large pile of metallic objects lying on top of the bed: jewelry, buttons, watches, gold teeth... and more. 'Whoever it is, he strips them to the skin,' says Deputy Steve. 'Beyond the skin,' says Dr. Jenny, in an odd tone. As they all look at her, she picks a flat metallic disk out of the pile. 'It's a pacemaker,' she tells them. They go back to the lobby to regroup and discuss. They hear the music start upstairs: Patsy Cline again. A woman suddenly screams outside, 'Help--Help me!' Deputy Steve shouts, 'Cover me, Bryce!' and runs out with his gun drawn. Bryce calls for him to wait, and follows, but it's too late: they hear him scream, and when they get outside all that's left are his empty shoes and his gun spinning on the pavement. They go back to Deputy Henderson's office. They zip Deputy Henderson into a body bag, and take him down to the basement. Bryce tries to radio for help. He tells the deputy on the other end of the transmission about Dr. Timothy Flyte, and asks them to send help from the local military installation, but the transmission is garbled and broken, and finally collapses. They are not sure how much--or if any--of it was heard.
Actors:
Peter OToole,
Rose McGowan,
Joanna Going,
Liev Schreiber,
Ben Affleck,
Nicky Katt,
Clifton Powell,
Rick Otto,
Valerie Chow,
Adam Nelson,
John Hammil,
...»
Peter OToole
2 August 1932, Hunslet, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, UK
Rose McGowan
5 September 1973, Florence, Tuscany, Italy
Joanna Going
22 July 1963, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Liev Schreiber
4 October 1967, San Francisco, California, USA
Ben Affleck
15 August 1972, Berkeley, California, USA
Nicky Katt
11 May 1970, South Dakota, USA
Clifton Powell
16 March 1956, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Rick Otto
10 August 1973, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Valerie Chow
December 16, 1970 in Hong Kong
Adam Nelson
John Hammil
9 May 1948, New York City, New York, USA
Director:
Joe Chappelle
Country:
United States, Japan
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