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Dinner's nearly ready, are you coming?
Yeah, I'll be down in a minute.
I think you going back to university
will be a really good thing.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
Let's hope so.
A bit nervous to be honest.
- Yeah? - Hmm...
I'm gonna be visiting you all the time.
Thank you.
No worries.
I'm just worried about my mom.
You know what she's like, calling me all the time.
So me going away, she's just gonna wanna visit constantly.
She's been so overbearing since what happened.
You really need to start getting more sleep, babe.
Stop worrying, I'm fine.
It's just a difficult time of year.
- Okay. - Hmm.
I'll just finish this off.
Don't be long though, okay?
Hmm, I'll be fine.
Kieran?
No, it's not real, it's not real, it's not real,
it's not real, it's not real...
Aesha.
Go away
Why don't you open up?
Come on, open up,
Kieran?
Kieran, Kieran, Kieran!
Aesha, are you actually alone this time?
Last time you lied to me.
You knew I would come back, didn't you?
You have 10 seconds to open up this door Aesha,
or I will have to open it myself.
No, please, please, please.
10, nine, eight, seven...
Emergency services operator,
which service do you require?
Police, please.
Connecting you now.
Police, what is your emergency?
There's someone outside.
Outside my house, they're gonna come in.
They're gonna kill me.
Do they have a weapon?
They killed my boyfriend.
Please, please come as soon as possible
Dispatching now.
Someone will be there within the next 10 minutes.
Hello?
Can you hear me?
Hello?
Please respond.
Please come.
Nice to see you again, Aesha.
Please...
No!
And why exactly didn't we get a moving van,
like normal people?
You know what your mom's like.
Mom, what made you think that getting a Pomeranian
of all puppies was going to help protect you in the country?
Oh, lazy bones, put some back into it.
I thought you were getting into fitness at university.
I don't see much fitness going on there.
Mom, the sass!
I come home for a nice, relaxing break and instead
I'm helping the two of you move.
Oh, what a hard life you lead, Cathy.
I know.
Come on, pop her down and then chuck
some of these boxes inside, will you?
Come on baby.
When I'm not being treated like a slave,
I'm being treated like a baby.
Oh, you'll always be mommy's baby.
Come on, in you go!
Hey, it's okay honey, it's okay.
There's nothing there.
Let's get started.
Yeah, it's a bit warm now as well.
Okay.
You know, I never did like him.
Put that away before Cathy sees it.
Put it away?
Sweetheart, this needs to go in the bin,
exactly where it belongs.
Hey, where should I put this one?
Oh!
You know, we are out of milk.
Could you be a sweetheart and go out to the local
and grab some?
But the local's five miles away.
Take your mom's car, I'm sure she won't mind.
Yeah, it's fine.
Drive carefully.
I'm desperate for coffee.
Fine, I'll go.
Do you guys need anything else?
- Nothing for me. - I'm all right, thanks.
- Okay, bye cutie. - Bye bye!
Right, I think we need a glass.
- Mom! - Come on!
You can tell me everything.
We've got all these boxes to unpack,
and here we are, having a glass of red.
Well, you've taken time off work, just relax, chill.
That's what I think you should've done this whole time.
Have you heard from him since?
He calls Cathy, not me.
I feel like a deranged woman on repeat.
I don't see where it came from or why he'd do this to me.
I know things weren't perfect.
Mandy.
He'd cheated on me before.
When Cathy was a little girl.
It was a heat of the moment thing,
he convinced me it was just one time after a few drinks.
I didn't want to lose him.
Sometimes, you forgive people
if you want to keep them in your life.
Look, I will be here as long as you need me.
You hear that?
As long as you need me.
- Thank you, mom. - Okay.
Uh, what are we having?
Thai take-away, of course.
What do you fancy?
The Thai...
- No, there. - Oh.
Yeah, can I get Pad Thai with no prawns and extra chicken?
- Sure. - Yes.
Yum yum.
Wait, aren't we getting it delivered?
We live too far out, I have to go collect it.
Why didn't you ask me to get it when I was out?
You're alright to drive?
Yeah, it was just one, I'll be fine.
- Thanks mom. - See you later.
- Love you. - See you.
Bye.
Lovely.
- Love Thai. - Mmm!
Ah, a little something to make this more bearable.
I didn't think this was your kind of vibe.
Oh, my music taste hasn't changed.
Gran's got some beats.
Why the hell not?
Who could that be?
It could be mum, I'll get that.
Mom?
Hello?
Um, who?
I've come to welcome you to the area.
Who is it?
I don't know
- Well, open the door. - Wait.
Sorry, who is it?
Hello?
How many have moved into the home?
Sorry, who is this?
Sister Cindy Lamb.
I have come to welcome you to the area.
Did you meet the previous residents?
Lovely family.
- Gran. - Do not open the door.
She's lying.
There weren't any previous residents.
This house has been empty for years
Won't you let me in?
Awfully cold outside.
I've brought you a moving in gift.
Sorry, we were just heading to bed
I will come back in the morning.
Sure, see you later.
Wouldn't you let me in to call a car home?
It's me.
Coming.
Ugh, thank you, it's getting nippy out there.
Mom, bolt it.
What?
You alright?
You look like you've seen a ghost.
What is it?
They were left outside.
What's going on?
Stop being silly, both of you.
- Wine? - Ooh, yes.
Celebration times.
Not too much.
Lots, thank you.
Cheeky.
Right, what are we toasting to?
- To new beginnings. - New puppy.
- To Pad Thai. - Oh, yes.
- Cheers, girls. - Cheers!
'Morning.
I thought we were gonna have a late start today.
I thought I might pop out for a bit.
Why, where are we going?
I thought I might pop out for a bit
and you can have the morning to get settled.
I'll be back soon.
What are you gonna do?
I'm gonna get some milk, take in the views,
that sort of thing.
Okay, if you're sure.
Oh, I'm taking your car.
Yeah, fine.
Alright, see you later.
- Morning! - Oh my God!
Oh, I am ever so sorry.
I'm Ted, your neighbor
Neighbor!
Where is your house?
I haven't seen any house around here for miles.
We're just one and half something miles
down that dirt track, then make a left, me and my daughter.
- This is Nancy. - Oh, Mandy, sorry.
God, can't imagine how I came across.
I didn't realize other people lived here.
I know, it's a small place, right?
Anyway, we just wanted to come say hi.
If you needed anything we're literally just down the way.
Oh, thank you so much.
My mom's just popped out and she's gonna be
living here for a while
My daughter's just got back from University.
She'll be here for the month.
Oh, you hear that Nancy?
Might be the first time in a decade
that someone in your age range is nearby.
Oh, come in, come in.
Come have a cup of tea and you can meet Cathryn.
- Hello. - Oh!
Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to frighten you.
Oh, no problem.
I just wanted to stop by.
I had a nun come by my daughter's house last night.
We just moved into the Old Cotswold Cottage.
Oh, congratulations.
That place has been looking for a buyer for quite some time.
Yeah, thank you.
I just wondered if she was about, the nun.
I hate to say it but we're no longer a working church.
I'm just here to do the final closures on it.
So, there aren't any nuns in the area?
Maybe in the next town?
She came to welcome us, and it was
as if she lived around here.
I don't know what to tell you.
She isn't from this church.
I'm the last one left
Right, okay, thank you.
What did you say your name was, sorry?
Oh, Pam, Pamela Seers.
You just look awfully familiar, that's all.
Oh, I have one of those faces I guess.
I can't quite put my finger on it.
Anyway, thank you, bye.
Cindy.
Sorry?
Cindy Lamb?
No, my name's Pamela
So yeah, I just thought, why the hell not just pick up
from the city and move out here.
Get away from the baggage.
Baggage?
You know, just, cut ties, move on.
Cathy, this is our neighbors.
This is Ted, he lives down the road
with his daughter, Nancy.
Hey. Hi.
It's a beautiful home.
Much different from the city, uh?
Yeah, though I'll be moving back next month.
I need some air.
So, how long have you lived around here?
Have you got a spare?
Don't worry, I won't tell.
Didn't take you to be a smoker.
I've quit a few times, but here I am.
Can you light me up?
Something with your dad?
I've noticed he's not around.
He cheated on my mom.
Sorry.
At least now we know who he really is.
I mean, if this is what he's like,
then we can just cut him out and move on.
I know what it's like to grow up without
a parent in the picture.
Yeah?
My mum.
She left me when I was younger,
don't really have much memory of her now.
Sorry.
Nothing can be changed, and like you said,
just cut the cord and move on.
Are there any other neighbors around here?
I mean, miles in every direction, but no one nearby.
Just 'cause when I was getting food last night,
apparently a nun came by and scared the hell
out of my mom and daughter.
A nun?
She came to welcome us or something.
Did you not get a visit when you moved in?
I, I didn't.
It's pretty strange that a nun would show up
out of the blue.
Wait, did they let her in?
I don't think so, I think they kept her outside.
What is it?
There was an incident.
Not long ago this girl was staying
at a holiday home around here.
Turns out the guy running the home didn't exactly own it.
He was luring women to this home
in the middle of nowhere to torment them and well,
ultimately, kill them.
Oh my god, when did this happen?
It all ended when this young girl escaped.
She locked him in the local church.
Police came, arrested him and he's still behind bars,
but unfortunately, it's, it's what this little town
is famous for, the murders.
And the girl, did she...
She escaped.
Oh my God.
Rumor has it that he dressed as a nun.
But I wouldn't worry about that.
Like I said, he was caught.
There was even an incident last year, a college group
dressed up as nuns for a prank.
And let me tell you, it didn't go down well with the locals.
Mum, these are our neighbors.
This is Ted and his daughter, Nancy
Hi, nice to meet you.
Hi.
Been getting acquainted, have we?
We were just outside having a smoke.
She's joking.
Yeah, something like that.
Ignore my daughter and her bad sense of humor.
That's fine, I know all about that.
It was lovely meeting you all.
Lovely to meet you.
- See you. - See you soon.
You okay mom?
Yeah.
Shh...
Not too much.
Gotta let a girl live, eh Cathy?
Exactly, and a girl has not lived
without a full glass of Rose.
Thanks.
So, this girl from earlier.
Wait, this is why you're getting me drunk,
to try to get me to spill my secret?
Your grandmother always has a grand plan.
Well, she was kind of cute.
Nancy, wasn't it?
Yeah, Nancy and yeah.
I don't know, I only met her briefly.
Oh, you know, when you know.
Oh my God,
I'm not gonna be jumping her bones anytime soon.
I should hope not.
Hmm.
I mean, yeah, she was cute.
But she works on a farm
and she lives in the middle of nowhere.
If I'm gonna be dating someone, I want them to be a bit more
hustled and bustled, you know?
She wants a city type.
Who is it?
I don't know, some unknown number.
Hello?
I told your grandmother, and I will tell you.
You must leave our land, for she is on it,
and she does not belong.
She is not wanted on this land, and if any of you get
in the way, I will see to it that you are taken too.
Do not think I cannot see what you are doing.
If you wish to play these games, then trust me,
I will play them back.
Listen to me, whoever the hell you are,
we will find you and catch you and...
Not before I catch you, my dear,
and tear you apart, limb from limb.
Do not think you can outsmart me.
Your sins will be seen to.
I'm calling the police, now.
So, there's not really anything here to suspect.
I mean, you're miles away from anything.
It could really have just been a prank call.
A nun came to our house last night.
There was something off about it
so I went to the local church today
and nobody knew anything about any nuns in the area.
Did this nun do anything particularly suspicious?
She left a batch of cookies.
Some may consider that a good deed.
They had maggots in them.
Look, without any real threats,
I'm afraid there's nothing that we can do.
She screamed abuse at me down the phone,
insinuating she was gonna kill me.
And my girls.
Look, read this.
I'm afraid there isn't really anything that can be done.
I mean, we can come out if you need us.
We can keep tabs on your calls.
That's it?
Without any real threat, nine times out of 10,
it just ends up being prank calls.
But those other women, what happened to them?
That wasn't just a prank.
So you've been told what happened.
It was over four years ago, it was a long time.
What happened?
In the local area, a man called Daniel Copeland.
Now, as a child he and some of the other boys were abused
in the convent by some of the carers.
This all came out in the news when the boys spoke up.
But the nuns were never brought to justice.
They just walked free
Oh my God, that's awful.
When did that happen?
Back in the '70s.
So what happened four years ago?
Well, one of the victims, Daniel, he was taken
to a mental institute,
because of the trauma that happened to him.
Christ.
He had a condition called Dissociative Identity Disorder.
He'd dress up as a nun that harmed him.
And he'd hunt down the remaining nuns and he'd kill them.
He'd manipulate their voices, truly believing that
it was that of his last victim.
Eventually he started to lure women
that he deemed to be evil to a cottage about 20 miles
south of here and he'd dress up as the nun,
and he'd toy with them, eventually killing them.
That is until one girl survived.
My neighbor Ted told me about her.
I looked her up, her name was Aesha Waida.
She was the only survivor
She was, until recently.
What do you mean?
She's been found dead.
Along with her boyfriend.
But that was on the other side of the UK, near London,
it was nowhere near here.
And I have no reason to believe it's him
because he's safely behind bars.
Look, this is a small town, pranks do get played.
There are one or two nasty people out there and they've got
too much time on their hands.
The reason that this town has got its notoriety
is the murders.
Most of us would just like to forget about that.
Are you still up?
Couldn't sleep.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
I've always had trouble sleeping.
But nothing to do with what happened today.
You know it's all right to admit you're afraid.
I'm fine.
Right, I'm going to bed, and so should you.
Julie?
Hey girl.
Julie!
Julie, come on girl, come on!
She was here.
She was right here.
She'll be around here, somewhere.
The door was left open.
What?
The door, it was left open last night.
I've just been out calling for her.
No, I know I checked before I went to bed last night.
It was locked.
Maybe you were tired or something, I don't know.
It should be all right.
I have to go.
Where to?
I have to see Nancy.
Look, don't worry.
I'll go out and look for her later.
She's a puppy, she's curious.
See ya.
You didn't strike me as being the religious type.
- Something's not right. - What do you mean?
It's my grandmother.
Ever since we've come here, she's been acting strange.
She's been hiding something.
I went through her albums the other day and there was this
picture of her with really religious parents.
And there was another one of her training to become a nun.
Well, what's the issue with that?
'Cause she's never mentioned this her entire life.
She told me that her mother died during childbirth
and her father ran off with another woman.
She told me and my mom she was an orphan.
Why would she lie about that?
Exactly, there's something from her past she's hiding.
Something she doesn't want me to know.
And coming to a church will help because?
'Cause I found this.
This is the church she trained at.
It's one of the few that were listed.
Hello?
You do know this isn't a working church, right?
My grandmother came the other day
and said she saw a priest.
OK, this is freaking me out.
What's the plan?
Trying to work that out myself.
Hello.
Hi.
We're closed.
Can I ask what you're doing in here?
My grandmother came the other day.
New neighbors.
Something like that.
We're no longer a working church, I hate to say it.
I was wondering if I could ask you something.
Go on.
Do you know this woman?
Sister Cindy Lamb.
You know this woman?
This is my grandmother, Pamela Seers.
That isn't Pamela Seers.
Really, you have to leave.
We're no longer a working church, I'm leaving today.
Please, tell me what it's going on, I need to know.
Look, the sisterhood crimes that happened in the area.
The people around here don't want to remember the awful
crimes that happened, they want to forget.
You'll find it if you dig deep enough.
Julie?
Julie, where are you?
Julie?
Julie!
Julie, oh.
Oh god.
Chill out, I'm coming, I'm coming.
Hello?
Yes, who is it?
Identify yourself please
I was at your neighbor's house.
They told me I should come by.
They had run out of sugar.
Right, I don't know who you are,
but if you keep on like this you're gonna find yourself
in trouble soon.
The sinners will be named for their crimes.
Justice will be served.
Right, get off my property before I call the police.
Are you sure whatever truth you're about to uncover
you actually want to know it?
If it has to do with my family, then yeah, I want to know.
Oh God.
What is it?
That's the priest.
Are you sure?
I'm sorry.
I've got to get out of here.
What is it?
Who's outside?
Nancy?
Cathy, where are you going?
To Nancy's.
But dinner's nearly ready.
Well, I'll have it 'round hers.
Please, don't go.
It's not safe.
Safer than being in here.
Thanks for driving.
That's fine.
I just can't be around her right now.
Just, we'll figure it out tonight.
It's a lot to take in.
Come on.
Dad?
Dad, I'm home.
Wait, don't answer it.
Who is it?
I've come by to check in on your father.
That's the same one who came to my house the other night.
Don't open the door.
He's not in right now.
Yes, he is.
I was with him just earlier.
In your home.
He asked me to check by this afternoon.
He had a nasty accident.
Do open the door, it's awfully cold out here.
Why were you with my dad?
Sorry?
Come on, let me in now.
Who exactly are you?
Sister Cindy Lamb.
What do you want?
Sinner.
Sin, sin, sin.
Sinner is she that protects thee.
You have evil blood running through your veins.
Tried to warn you.
Tried to tell you.
No one listened.
Your name is not Cindy Lamb.
Oh, I see him.
There he is.
Your father, in your living room, I see him now,
there he is watching me.
Where's my dad?
You should tell him not to be so rude
to stare at a lady.
Where is he?
Standing in your living room
Go see for yourself.
I don't appreciate how he is staring at me.
Oh, oh god!
Dad, dad wake up, dad, dad, dad,
no, no, no, no.
Dad, please, please wake up, dad!
Get up, get up!
- I don't... - I know, I know,.
We need to get of here, come on!
Look at me, look at me, I know, I know, look at me.
We need to get somewhere safe.
Where can we go?
- My bedroom. - Okay.
Now you know the truth
about your perfect, little family.
Time to repent.
- Mom, what's going... - Not now.
Come on, why did Cathy storm out of here like that?
And what did she mean "It's safer than in here"?
Mom!
I heard you the first time!
Don't...
Who is it?
You have five seconds before I call the police.
Five, four, three...
I'm calling it.
Two, one.
Oh no, the signal's gone.
You won't be calling the police tonight.
We have something to settle, our sisterhood.
You must be the Devil's spawn.
She brought this on herself.
A day of reckoning was always debted to your family.
Get away from the door.
She's used your car.
What's going on, mom?
It's gonna be fine
Who is she?
We need to stay calm, and when the time is right,
run and don't look back.
♪ Come all ye faithful ♪
♪ Come all ye saved ♪
Mom, mom!
Mom, I'm in the car, mom!
Oh my God, Cathy!
Don't leave!
That is my daughter down there!
And you are mine!
I can't leave her, mom!
Yeah.
Mom, mom!
May God protect our family.
Run!
Ma, ma!
No!
Gorgeous, gorgeous, go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
Go ahead, go ahead, go ahead.
You're such a strong boy, gorgeous, gorgeous.
You're such a strong, gorgeous, gorgeous.
You did this.
Gorgeous.
Tell me your sins, sister.
Sisterhood is forever.
We stick together, throughout our sins.
We hide our dirty secrets, bury them deep together,
we hide them, for no one to see.
No need for tears, sister.
What has been done can be hidden.
Your secret is safe with us.
Tell me your sin, sister.
Father.
Confess to what you did, sister.
You're the Nun, you're the Nun??
Tell me what you did to all of those young boys.
Tell me what you and your sisters did.
Please, please, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
No, no, no!
Please!
Confess.
Time to confess, sister.
Tell them what you did.
I was a nun, when I was younger.
Sister Cindy Lamb.
I had my name changed after what happened.
Oh, gran...
The nuns at the convent...
I was too much of a coward, I turned a blind eye
to what they were doing to those little boys.
My mother belonged to the church.
That's where she met my father.
He was a lay preacher.
It was always expected that I would become a nun.
You told me that your mother died.
I lied.
To keep the secret of what your father
was involved in, I lied.
I tried to move on, to start afresh.
What did the nuns do?
Abused the boys, punished them, recorded them.
Jon, that's your name, isn't it?
It took me a while to figure it out.
This morning I realized it was you
Did you
do anything to those boys?
Oh God...
She got away with it, they all got away with it
at that convent.
Nobody was convicted of their crimes.
The victims just had to get on with their lives
like nothing happened.
We've taken punishment into our own hands, as did Dan.
We took it into our own hands
once Dan was wrongly convicted.
We carried on where he left off,
hunting anyone who got away with it.
Anyone who should have been sinned for their crimes.
Sister Cindy lamb is the final sister.
You killed them all?
God will judge them now.
For what you did, a punishment must be made.
No, no, no, no, not my granddaughter, no, please!
No, no, no, no!
You're gonna watch, just like you made me watch.
No!
No, no!
Gran!
Wait!
I'm sorry for what they did to you.
I can't imagine what you had to go through,
what they made you do.
You understand?
I do.
No one ever understands the pain that we've been through.
The suffering that filled our minds for years after.
I understand.
And I want to help.
How?
To end what you started.
To end all the suffering, end the memories of what they did.
With her death, it will be over, memories will filter away.
You will live in safety,
knowing that they will never hurt you again.
It's been in my head for so long now.
I understand.
And what they did was wrong.
Cathy!
Finish this!
What you did started this,
and you have to end it.
Quickly, quickly.
- Quickly! - Wait!
Please tell me you didn't do this.
Please.
You, you got what you deserved.
The way you behaved.
The way you walked around.
They did what they had to do.
Cathy, open the door.
Open the door.
Cathy, open the door.
May the Lord have mercy on your soul.
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