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(distorted, clanging music)
(ominous music)
(scissors ring)
(woman screams)
(ominous music)
(sinister music)
(lightning cracks)
(unnerving music) (mysterious roars)
(thrumming music) (siren wails)
(thrumming music continues)
(footsteps click)
(creature growls) (woman screams)
(ominous music) (woman whimpers)
(dark, sinister music)
(droning ambient music)
- [Woman Voiceover] Betsy, breakfast is ready!
Good morning! - Good morning.
- Coffee? - Yes, please.
- Mm hmm.
Okay, that's yours.
- [Betsy] Thank you.
- Hello?
No, no, no, no, they're in the back
next to the other grinders.
Yeah, in the far back.
Okay, thanks.
Okay, bye.
- [Betsy] Everything okay?
- Hunter can't man the store without me being there, so.
I know it's not much, but toast and coffee. (laughs)
- [Betsy] Kayte.
- Hmm?
- Thank you for everything.
- Yeah, of course, B.
Eat.
(traffic hums)
- [Barista] What can I get for you guys today?
- I would like...
A...
I will have-
- Dusty!
Will you just order?
- A berry cordial passion orange guava steamer
with iced cafe and a hefty dollop of whip.
Please.
- Really?
- [Barista] All right, and for you, sir?
- Large coffee, black.
- [Barista] All right, will that be all?
- Actually, I'll have that instead.
- [Barista] All right, 3.80.
- All right.
- [Barista] Here we go.
(barista speaks indistinctly) (man groans)
- Really? - What?
It's what keeps your hand from being scalded.
They teach you anything in the academy?
I've been out of it for 45 years.
- Did you get that report done on that accident?
- I did.
Didn't you see it this morning on your desk?
- Did you type it?
You put the handwritten one on my desk.
- The reason I do that is to give a personal flair
because I'm trying to build my brand within the force.
You know that.
You're not gonna believe-
- Hey, Kayte, how ya doing?
- Aw, my favorite dynamic duo.
Hi, boys. - Hello.
- So how's it going?
- Oh, you know, just another lovely day in paradise here.
- And who's this?
- This is my very good friend Betsy.
Yeah, her and I actually grew up on base together.
- Ah, an army brat, huh?
- That's right. - Cool.
- So what brings you here to our little slice of heaven?
- I, uh.
- No, you know, it was actually a much needed
change of scenery. (chuckles)
You know what, how about you go
make sure Hunter isn't burning down my coffee shop?
- It was nice to meet you both.
- Yeah, nice meeting you.
- All right, what's her story?
- Okay.
So, this can't get around, okay?
Guys, about three weeks ago, she was severely attacked.
- She was attacked? - Yeah, yeah.
Some lunatic just jumped her when she was walking home,
and when I say attacked her,
like he almost ripped her throat out.
- Oh, Jesus.
- Okay, so she's been through a lot, right?
And she's here for a fresh start,
and she's staying with me.
I'm just trying to make her feel at home, okay?
So you guys can just kinda keep an eye on her with me?
- Absolutely. - Yeah, she's cool.
- Yeah, just kinda make her feel comfortable.
I'm looking at you.
- Okay, cool as ice.
- Okay.
- Is she okay?
- No.
But that's okay 'cause I'm here for her,
and now you guys know, so.
- We don't wanna hold you up anymore.
- Yeah, yeah, I got a business to run.
Sorry, guys, but I hope to see you soon.
- [Dusty] Yeah.
- Okay. - Yeah, we'll see ya.
- Okay, thanks, guys.
- You think they caught the guy?
- Guys, don't you have anything better to do
with my tax dollars.
- [Dusty] Hey, Sam.
- [Friend] Hey, Ranger Rick, catch any beavers today?
- Yeah, idiot.
What's going on, guys?
- [Friend] You still coming over for dinner tonight?
- As long as you're not cooking, yeah.
(friends chuckle)
- Hello, what can I?
(soft music)
Sorry, what can I make you?
- I'll have a large black, three sugars.
- [Betsy] Here ya go.
- Thanks. - Have a nice day.
- Horror, I really like horror.
- Okay. - What?
- [Friend] I bet you do.
- Big time. - All right.
- Hey. - Hey.
- What's with the new girl?
- That's Kayte's friend.
Her name's Betsy.
- No.
- What?
- I've seen that look before.
- What look are we talking about?
- That look, that one right there.
It's the same one you had the first time
you laid eyes on Jenny Jenkins.
- Okay, here we go, yep. - Who?
- Jenny Jenkins.
- Who is Jenny Jenkins?
- Stop. - Jenny Jenkins
was his middle school girlfriend.
- Come on, man. - That is, until he caught
her giving Brandon Pruitt a hand job at the skating rink.
- All right, great, thank you.
Oh, it was a blowj, by the way, but, gentlemen,
have a nice one. - Ouch.
- Where's he? - Ah, some kids never learn.
That kid.
(traffic hums)
- I'm getting better,
I'm looking at this as a positive thing.
You know, I survived something I never thought
I'd have to.
- You're right, and that's a really great way
to look at this, and I think
it is very brave of you to say that
in front of this fine group of strangers.
Thank you.
Well, I want you all to know that you're survivors.
You have lived through some terrible things
and you're here, you're alive, and you're safe,
so, please, feel free to continue to share.
And speaking of sharing, I think
we have time for one more, so I think
we'll give our newest member here
a chance to speak, if she likes.
If you're ready, of course.
- Hi, everybody.
- Hello. - Hi.
- I honestly have no clue what to say.
- That's fine.
Why don't you start with your name?
- Hi, my name is Kayte, my name is Kayte.
- Share whatever you feel comfortable sharing.
Don't feel any pressure.
- A little over three weeks ago, I was attacked.
I was walking to my car, and somebody grabbed me
and drug me into the alley, and then they...
I ended up spending a week in the hospital.
And I came to this area a few weeks back
and now I'm living with my friend.
The doctor told my friend Betsy
that I should seek therapy,
and they didn't find much around here.
So that's why I'm here.
And that's all I really have to say about that right now.
- Well, that's perfectly fine,
and, Kayte, you're welcome here,
so thank you for coming back.
If you feel like you just need to sit and listen more,
that's great, take your time,
because this is your second visit,
so just wait until you're comfortable.
All right, everybody, well, if you remember,
our first meeting next week is on Wednesday,
and, if you haven't done so yet, please,
stop off and update your contact info
on the group's phone tree.
I like to be able to get ahold of some of you.
I'll see you next week, okay?
Goodnight, everyone.
(pulsing ambient music)
(Kayte humming)
- [Kayte] There she is.
Oh, hi!
- Hello.
- [Kayte] How was the meeting?
- It was fine.
- [Kayte] Oh, head's up.
- Hi, Kayte? - Uh huh.
- [Group Leader] I noticed when you were on your way out
that you didn't stop and give us your contact info.
I kinda need that if you wanna keep coming to group.
Is it all right if I get your number?
- Of course. - Okay, what is it?
- It's 555-432-6189.
- [Group Leader] Okay, and I just wanted to thank you
for sharing with us tonight.
I know that that was hard,
and I'm assuming that this is your friend Betsy.
So, you seem to be doing some great things for her.
- Hi, yes!
Betsy, nice to meet you! - James.
- James, oh, hello, nice to meet you!
- Nice to meet you. - Yes!
- {James] So I guess I'll see you next week.
- Of course.
- [James] All right, have a good night, Kayte.
Bye, Betsy, it was nice to meet you.
- You, too!
So, Kayte, how do you spell that? (chuckles)
- I panicked, okay?
(Kayte chuckles)
- All right, are you ready to close up shop with me then?
- Yeah, let's go. - Okay.
(car beeps)
- So, Kayte, you wanna tell me
anymore about the meeting?
- [Betsy] I'm never gonna live this down.
- No, never will you live this down. (chuckles)
(car rumbles)
- Jillian, that was amazing.
- Oh, thank you, Sam.
Did you hear that, hon?
"Amazing."
- Baby girl, he ain't saying anything
I haven't said before.
- So, Sam, seeing anyone yet?
- Not at the moment.
(friend chuckles)
- [Jill] What?
- Well, our friend Sam here fell
in love at the coffee shop today.
- Do what, with who?
- Who said anything about love?
- Kayte's friend, he gave her the look.
- The Jenny Jenkins look?
- [Friend] Yup.
- Oh my gosh!
Well, what's she like?
- I didn't give her any type of look.
He's blowing this way out of proportion, as usual.
- Well, describe this alleged look.
- [Sam] It wasn't a look!
- Yeah, there was the glossed over eyes,
his mouth open a little bit.
- Oh, that's precious.
Did he get really dumb suddenly, too?
- [Friend] Yup.
- Oh!
So, Sam, we actually just left off
at you not giving this mystery woman
the Jenny Jenkins look, but you actually did
give her the Jenny Jenkins look.
Continue.
- She's cute, that's all I can say.
She took my coffee order,
and that was the extent of our talk.
- Such bullshit, man.
I was there, I saw it.
It was like love at first sight and shit.
- Wow, oh my gosh!
- Okay.
Wow, look at the time.
I must be going.
- All right. - Jill.
- All right. - As always, thank you
for dinner, it was great. - Hey, any time.
Good seeing you, thanks for coming over.
- Colin. - Yep.
Good seeing you again. - Yeah, you, too.
- [Colin] That was getting fun. (laughs)
- Oh!
- Hopeless romantic.
- I know.
(dark rock music)
(Betsy screams)
(dark rock music)
(water patters)
(dark rock music)
(mysterious thudding)
(dark rock music)
(door thuds) (dark rock music)
(creature growls)
(Betsy weeps)
- Why is this happening?
(Betsy pants) (dark rock music)
(Betsy weeps) (dark rock music)
(dark rock music continues)
- (indistinct) I'm late.
(Kayte knocks)
B, come on, we're gonna be late!
(Kayte knocks)
Betsy!
What the hell?
(Betsy whimpers)
Oh my God, oh my God.
Betsy, hey! (Betsy whimpers)
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, come on.
Come on.
(Betsy screams)
(Betsy pants) Oh my God, Betsy,
it's just me, it's just me.
Look at me, look at me.
Look at me.
(Betsy pants) Oh, my sweet girl,
it's just me.
(Betsy pants)
Oh God, come here, come here.
Hey, what's going on, huh, huh?
Talk to me.
Huh, what's going on?
- [Betsy] It was just a bad dream.
- I think you should stay home today.
- No. - Yeah.
- I'm okay, I'm okay, I'm okay, I'm okay.
- Betsy, you're not okay, you're not okay.
- I'll be fine.
I'll be fine.
- God, I'm running really late.
You stay home.
I can go to the shop by myself, no big deal.
You stay home, you rest, it's not a big deal.
It really isn't.
- I just need a shower and some fresh air
and I'll be fine.
I'll be fine.
I'll meet you at work. - Betsy.
- I promise, I'm okay.
- [Kayte] Are you sure?
100%?
- Of course.
- [Kayte] Okay.
I love you.
You call me if you need anything.
- [Betsy] I will.
- Okay. - Okay, okay.
(pulsing music)
- This is Sam.
Yeah, I'm headed out to Sycamore
to set up those trail cams.
Okay.
Yeah.
(truck revs)
(pulsing music)
- [Driver] Hey, you need a ride?
Hello?
(driver snaps)
That's a little fucking rude.
Hey, bitch, do you need-
- Fuck off, douchebag.
(truck revs)
- Is there a problem?
Are you okay?
(truck revs)
What's that about?
- [Betsy] Some dick trying to pick me up.
- But you're okay?
- [Betsy] Yeah.
So.
- So.
So, how long you been working for Kayte?
- About a week now.
- And you?
- Oh, no, I'm just a game warden.
I make sure that all the hunters are playing by the rules,
they have their licenses, and they're not poaching.
But I also study the habits of the animals.
- Sounds interesting.
- Not at all, but thanks.
You have a beautiful smile.
(pulsing rock music)
Great, here ya go, you're all set.
Hey, Betsy.
- Yeah?
- Are you busy tomorrow night?
- I have a thing.
- Thursday night?
- [Kayte] She's free!
Ah, yep, Thursday.
- Do you wanna get dinner with me?
- [Kayte] (indistinct) say yes.
- Sure. (giggles)
That's be great. - Awesome.
Eight o'clock?
- Yes, eight's good for her! - Okay.
- [Sam] I can be here or wherever a little bit before eight.
I don't know if here or-
- Sam, come to the house, to the house.
- Okay, thanks.
I'll see you at eight then.
- Eight o'clock Thursday! - Yep.
Cool, thanks. - Okay, bye, Sam!
- [Sam] Bye.
- What?
Betsy!
(truck rumbles)
- You picked her up on the side of the road?
- Porn movies start out like that, man.
- I know, right place, right time, I guess.
Plus, some fucking creepy guy
was trying to pick her up, I think.
- Aw, you were her knight in shining armor.
- Three shots of vodka, please.
- So, wait, you said some guy was trying to pick her up?
- Yeah, I don't know, it was weird.
- [Colin] Did you get a good look at him?
- I guess, good enough to know
he was fucking wicked creepy.
Guys, I can't.
- Yes, you can. - Yep.
- Here is to friends, family, and to Sam
getting back in the saddle.
- [Sam] Fuck you.
- Another round, please.
- So, can you give me a description of this guy?
- About five-10, dark features, sunken eyes,
really fucking spooky.
- [Dusty] You think it might be him?
- What?
- It's Walt Delaney, man.
- Have you heard the story
of Walt Delaney? - No.
(soft music)
- All right, four years ago, he beat
the hell out of his girlfriend.
I'm not talking about like love taps or anything.
I'm talking reconstructive surgery.
It was brutal. - Real bad.
- [Colin] This guy put her in a coma for two weeks.
He damn near killed her!
- Jesus Christ.
(soft music)
One more, please.
- There ya go.
(dark, droning ambient music)
- Oh my God, it's so cold in this house!
- What movie do you wanna watch?
- Oh, I don't care.
Doesn't matter to me.
- Can I talk to you about something?
- [Kayte] Yeah, yeah, of course.
- So, Sam.
What do you think?
- Sam's great.
No, no, Sam's a really good guy.
- [Betsy] But, what's wrong?
- So I know that I've been kinda pushy with Sam-
- Just a little bit.
- [Kayte] I know, I know. (chuckles)
I guess I just need to make sure that you're ready.
- Ready for what exactly?
- I have no idea the emotional toll
and your experiences and what you've been through, Betsy.
I can't even imagine that kind of pain.
And I love you very much.
And I just need to be sure that you're gonna be
okay with getting involved with someone again.
- I appreciate that.
- [Kayte] Yeah.
- I think I'm ready.
- But, just to let you know, I totally approve of Sam.
- Really?
- Yeah, I do. (Betsy laughs)
- He's so cute!
- [Kayte] Oh my God.
- He makes me smile.
- [Kayte] That's good.
- I haven't smiled for a while.
- [Kayte] Yeah, you're right.
And you deserve that.
Do you know what you're gonna wear?
- I have the perfect dress.
(car rumbles)
- Oh, man.
All right, all right, all right.
I'm gonna grab him on this side.
You catch him when he comes out, all right?
- On it, we are on it.
- Let's get your feet. - Oh, like a baby.
- No, no. (laughs)
You got the door? - All right, all right.
- [Jill] Night, Sam.
- Goodnight.
She totally wants me, dude.
- [Colin] I think we can, let's go, let's go.
- Yeah, and three's a crowd, boys.
- Yeah, right?
(men groan)
He's not light.
- Oh, right on, man. - What are you doing, dude?
- I'm taking off his delightful
robin's egg blue boat shoes is what I'm doing.
- Bring on the fun times! - Yeah, you gonna
get him off next?
- [Dusty] Hey, listen.
- Let him pass out.
He won't remember any of this.
Let's get outta here.
(Sam snores)
(thrumming music)
(Betsy growls)
(Kayte shouts)
- God, Jesus, Betsy, what the hell is wrong with you?
- [Betsy] I'm so sorry!
(Kayte groans)
- It's fine.
I was waking you up 'cause you were screaming!
- [Betsy] I'm so sorry.
- No, it's fine, it's fine.
You have group in an hour.
- [Betsy] Okay.
What?
- Yeah, God.
You slept all day.
God!
No, get ready real fast.
Just take me to work and then you can take
the car to the meeting.
I'll just get a ride home from Hunter or someone.
(thrumming music)
- Well, it's a pretty small group tonight.
Some of you know this happens.
You know, people come and go.
You'll see that a lot.
That just goes to show that everyone's dealing
with the things that happen to them in their own way.
Everybody's at their own stages of recovery.
That can be a very lonely and frightening thing,
like a feeling.
You might be experiencing residual shock,
confusion, being overwhelmed.
It's all completely normal.
It's like your body is detached from your own mind,
and your body's doing one thing
while your mind is trying to process
everything you've been through.
Then you find yourself at the same place,
and you start thinking about the act
or acts that happened to you.
I know that, at one point in time,
the three of you have had to have asked
yourselves all of the obvious questions,
like "why did this happen to me,
"did I do something to bring this on myself,
"why didn't I resist or fight harder?"
And "What sort of person or persons
"could do this to someone?"
You might ask yourself, "How long will it be
"until I start feeling like myself again?
"How do I shake this sadness, this darkness?
"Will I ever be able to put this shit behind me?"
It's all normal.
It is all normal.
And that this group with time can help
you get to that closure to be able to move on,
to stop whatever's holding you back.
- You forgot to mention loss of appetite.
That's probably the worst.
- You're right, I did.
Loss of appetite is the worst.
Loss of things in general are common.
Loss of appetite, loss of sleep,
the loss of will to do even the most basic things,
things that once came to you second nature,
like going to the grocery store, the library.
It's too much, you can't do it.
I know a lot of members that have come
and gone from this group and have lost their jobs
because of the things that have happened to them
and their inability to continue forth.
- What about dreams?
Did you forget those, too?
- No, bad dreams are totally normal, completely common.
Sometimes, survivors even relive
the events that happened to them in their dreams, so.
Are you experiencing something like that, Kayte?
- Not specifically.
I just wanted to know if dreams are part of it.
- Oh, well, Leslie, Kevin, do you have bad dreams?
- [Leslie] Yes.
- Normal.
Not alone.
You know, after what you've been through, though, Kayte,
nothing is normal.
Are you sure you don't wanna talk about it?
- I'm fine.
- Okay.
Every day is a step to overcoming these obstacles,
these things that have been built up
in your minds now because of what you have been through.
But, with time, it is through this group
that you can heal and find your closure and move on.
So if anybody else has nothing to share.
Leslie, Kayte?
Kevin?
Then I'll let y'all go for the night,
and I will see you next week.
(keys jangle)
(droning ambient music)
- Shit!
(Betsy sighs)
Hey, Kayte, it's Betsy.
I just got out of my meeting, and the car won't start.
I guess I'll walk.
(Betsy sighs)
(Betsy speaks indistinctly)
(ominous, droning ambient music)
(person whistles)
(tense, ominous music)
(person whistles)
(tense, ominous music)
(person whistles)
(tense music)
(person whistles)
(tense music)
(person whistles)
(tense music)
(person whistles)
(tense music)
(person whistles)
(tense music)
(tense music continues)
(person whistles)
(Betsy whimpers)
(Betsy gags)
(buzzing music)
(Betsy growls)
(thrumming music)
(Betsy growls)
(security guard screams)
(thrumming music)
(delicate music)
(droning ambient music)
(Betsy sighs)
(droning ambient music)
Fucking bloody nose.
(droning ambient music)
Oh my God.
(droning ambient music)
(phone rings)
- This is Sam.
Yeah, what's going on?
No deer.
Oh, okay, where?
I'm on my way.
(droning ambient music)
(washer beeps)
(droning ambient music)
(egg sizzles)
(Betsy humming)
- [Kayte] Good morning.
- Good morning.
- What ya making?
- Eggs.
I just thought it'd be nice for you
to wake up to breakfast for a change.
- Oh, okay.
- I just hope you know how much I appreciate
everything you've done for me.
- It's okay, not a big deal.
- [Witness] Came out to have a smoke and take the trash out,
and there he was.
- What time you think you found him?
- I don't know, right when I went on break,
about nine o'clock.
- You have any problem with animals?
- [Witness] No, what?
- Like animals getting in the dumpster or something?
- [Witness] No, not that I know of.
(Colin sighs)
- Stay right here, be right back.
- I don't know.
Looks like it could be, though, right?
- What kind of animal could do this?
What would be big enough, a dog?
- Will you go get Sam?
- Yeah. - Thanks.
Hey, look, I gotta tell you something.
This is a potential crime scene, okay?
And I called you for a couple reasons.
I just want you to know
it's really fucking gross over there.
- Jesus Christ, Colin, is this a homicide
or an animal attack?
- You tell me.
(thrumming music)
- Jesus Christ, man, that's-
- Yeah, Walt Delaney, piece of shit.
That guy over there found him
when he took out the trash this morning.
- Well, it's definitely an animal attack.
- You're positive?
- Oh yeah.
Well, it was definitely a large, canine-type animal
due from the bite mark.
- There are some big dogs around here.
Could be a pit bull?
Or what about that king horse over on Maple?
- No.
- What about bobcats?
I know you said something about some bobcat sightings.
- It's too small.
This animal was definitely way larger
than something that would be hanging
out by a dumpster, you know what I mean?
I'd lean towards a small wolf, to be honest with you.
- A wolf in Ohio?
You're fucking with me.
- Well, like bobcats, they've been sighted here, too,
and Michigan and in Kentucky.
It's not out of the ordinary for,
being transient pack animals like wolves are,
to travel long distances to forage for food or prey.
- Oh, fuck.
This isn't good, Sam.
- Sorry, man, it's just what it looks like to me.
You call the coroner yet?
- Yeah, Bob's got a funeral.
He'll be here in a little bit.
- What's up, guys?
(thrumming music)
- (gasps) Oh, you look so good!
Oh, you know what, though?
Go into the bathroom and get
that brown headband that I have.
- Oh, good idea.
- Aw.
Sam's here.
(Kayte chuckles)
Have fun! - Bye.
- Don't do anything I wouldn't do.
- [Betsy] Oh, shut up.
(thrumming music)
Wow, this looks delicious.
- Would you like some wine?
- [Betsy] Yes, please.
(cork pops)
(wine gurgles)
- [Sam] Go ahead, dig in.
(soft music)
- This chicken is delicious. (chuckles)
- So how long have you been in Brookhaven?
- About three weeks now.
Kayte and I's dad were stationed together here.
- Army?
- Yep.
- So why'd you come back?
- If I tell you, you have to promise
not to treat me any differently.
- Are you dying?
- No. - Okay.
(Betsy chuckles)
- I promise I won't treat you any different.
- I was attacked three weeks ago.
I had scratches all over my body,
and there was blood everywhere.
And when I woke up, Kayte was there.
- Jesus, I'm really sorry.
Really, that's terrible.
- Enough about me.
What about you?
- Other than my job, I don't really do much.
I listen to the radio.
I hunt.
I play the harp.
But I'm kind of a homebody, I guess.
- I'm a homebody.
At least, now I am.
- Me and my friends do go out to the bar
every once in a while, though.
- The cops that were in the coffee shop the other day?
- [Sam] Yeah.
- They're in there a lot lately.
So are you.
- Only recently.
- Oh, did you find a good drink that you like?
- Something like that.
- Hey, honey.
Are you all right?
I heard about what happened in town today.
- Yeah, I'm fine.
Just doing some research for my case.
- Oh, wolves?
That's weird.
- Did you know that wolves will travel
10 to 30 miles a day just to search for food?
- Why are you researching wolves?
- Well, it seems like what I'm dealing with,
by what Sam says, an animal attack
by a large canine.
- So like a wolf?
- [Colin] That's what Sam thinks it is.
- Well, what do you think it is?
- Just because it never has happened here
doesn't mean it couldn't happen here, but I don't know.
Plus, the victim was missing his pants.
- That's weird.
- Yeah, it's kinda suspect, right?
I think it could've been a human that did this.
- [Jill] Really?
- Jill, he was just torn to shreds, bad.
- [Jill] Oh my gosh, can you tell me who it was?
- Walt Delaney.
- Well, I mean, one of those girls
could've gotten back at him.
Serves him right.
- Yeah, Walt Delaney's a strong guy.
I don't think it was a woman,
and I'm not really concerned with him.
What I'm concerned with is that there's something
or someone doing this in my city.
I can't have that.
- [Jill] Yeah.
It's so weird.
- I'm gonna go take a drive and clear my head,
- Okay.
Don't be gone long, okay?
- I won't. - All right.
- I love you. - I love you, too.
(thrumming music)
- [Betsy] Do you mind if I put some music on?
- Go for it.
♪ Swaying with the wind ♪
♪ Just sway with the wind ♪
♪ Sway with the wind ♪
♪ You hit me like a cannonball ♪
♪ You laid me out ♪
♪ And continue to roll ♪
♪ Just sway with the wind ♪
♪ Sway with the wind ♪
♪ We were once thick as thieves ♪
♪ You left me far back here in the screams ♪
♪ Just sway with the wind ♪
(lush pop music)
(bar patrons chattering) (low country music)
- Hey, Chief, how's it going?
- It's just not right.
- What's not right?
- A wolf,
traveling all the way here and killing a man.
(Colin sighs)
Couldn't it have found some other prey
in between here and wherever the hell it came from?
- Well, couldn't Sam be wrong?
- The coroner came to the same conclusion.
Those hair samples that we collected,
they were fur samples.
- A fucking wolf?
- A fucking wolf.
(dark music) (heart beats)
(Betsy pants)
(dark music) (heart beats)
- [Dusty] You good to drive, Chief?
- Oh, yeah, I'm just tired.
- Okay, have a good night.
- Yeah, you, too, see you tomorrow.
- Hey, wait.
Why didn't it eat the guy?
- [Colin] What?
- Sam said wolves travel great distances to hunt and eat.
- [Colin] And?
- It didn't eat the guy, it just killed him.
Why wouldn't it have eaten him?
- I'll see you in the morning.
- All right, have a good night.
See you tomorrow.
(thrumming music)
(tires crunch)
(thrumming music)
(insects chirrup) (suspenseful music)
(Betsy growls)
(Dusty shouts)
(Betsy growls) (Dusty shouts)
(Betsy growls)
(dark, droning music)
(dark, droning music continues)
(Betsy pants) (dark, droning music)
(dark, droning music continues)
(thrumming music)
- Hey, Betsy, it's Sam.
I didn't hear you leave this morning.
So, I just wanted to let you know
I had a really good time last night,
and I hope everything's all right.
So, when you get this, just give me a call.
(thrumming music)
(dark, droning music)
(Kayte screams)
(Betsy gasps)
(Betsy moans) (dark, staccato music)
(dark, staccato music continues)
- Jill, what's wrong?
- Sam, it's so awful. (weeps)
Colin called.
Dusty's dead.
- [Sam] Wait, what, no!
- The wolf attacked him.
- Jill, where's Colin?
- [Jill] In the woods outside of town.
Is he in danger? - I gotta go.
I'll call him from my truck.
You keep this door locked and stay inside.
(dark music) (Betsy moans)
(dark music continues) (Betsy whimpers)
(dark music continues) (Betsy moans)
(skin squishes) (buzzing, dark music)
(dark, droning music)
It's so weird.
She's there.
(dark, droning music)
Fuck it.
(dark, tense music)
(Betsy growls)
(tense music) (insects chirrup)
(dramatic musical flourish)
(insects chirrup) (tense music)
(Betsy growls)
(flesh squishes)
(insects chirrup) (tense music)
Betsy?
Colin.
- [Colin] What the fuck are you doing out here?
- Colin, it's Betsy.
- [Colin] What's Betsy?
- Betsy's responsible for all of this.
- [Colin] What do you mean?
I thought you said it was a wolf.
- If you trust me in anything, please, let this be it.
(thrumming music)
- [Colin] All right.
(tense music) (insects chirrup)
- Betsy!
(tense music) (insects chirrup)
Betsy!
(Betsy growls)
Betsy.
(Betsy growls)
Betsy, it's okay.
(Betsy growls) I'm not gonna hurt you.
(tense music)
(Betsy growls)
(tense music)
Colin, no!
(gun pops) (Betsy growls)
(tense music)
This is Sam Hubbard.
I'm about a mile off Snyder Road.
Chief Rogers is down.
I got two more bodies here.
Stay on the line with dispatch.
They're coming to help.
- [Colin] Wait.
Don't go after her!
Sam!
(dark, tense music)
- Hold me.
You have such a beautiful smile.
- So do you.
(dark music)
Betsy.
- Sorry, Sam.
(dark music)
(lush rock music)
(lush rock music continues)
(dramatic musical flourish)
(pensive rock music)
(pensive rock music continues)
(claws scratch)
- Hey, can I help you?
Excuse me.
That's my car you're leaning on.
What?
You're fucking dead.
- No, you're dead.
(creature growls)
(dark rock music)
Welcome to the club, Kayte.
(Kayte howls)
(pensive rock music)
(pensive rock music continues)