[silence]
[air whooshing]
[insects buzzing]
[door clattering and creaking]
[chains clanking]
[door clattering]
Ray?
[insects buzzing]
Fuck eh.
Fuck.
Fuck, man, what's the deal?
Are they here?
I don't know.
You don't know.
Can't even tell.
[somber music]
We're gonna go.
[woman vocalizing sadly]
We gotta go now, Ray.
Seriously, sun's going down, man.
[moving to dark eerie music]
[insects buzzing]
[Eric] Oh, fuck, fuck, fuck!
[Carlos] What?
Road block.
[Mitchell] They're blocking the streets now?
[tires screeching]
Maybe it's one of ours.
Army never used abandoned vehicles as road blocks.
[Bailey] It's theirs.
There were no abandoned vehicles before they got here.
I knew shouldn't have come into the city.
I fucking said it, didn't I?
I said we shouldn't come into the city.
And what the fuck is your problem?
Leave him alone, Eric.
We could all be dead in the next 15 minutes
because this idiot just had to come in
and check on people he knows are dead.
Eric, leave him alone!
All right, you know what happened to your family.
He deserves the same.
I just saw one.
Where?
Just passed it, keep driving.
[Carlos groans]
[Eric] How can they be out yet?
It's not even nightfall.
Tall buildings create a lot of shadows.
They can get out earlier.
What do I do?
Look for sunny streets.
Here, turn right here.
[tense music] [tires screeching]
Keep going.
Don't turn off till you're sure the way's clear.
Oh shit, you're right!
I just saw two of them.
Better get your game face on.
This is my game face.
Slow down, slow down!
[breaks screeching]
I just wanna get a look down the street.
What do you think?
[Bailey] It looks clear.
All right, turn off then.
Be quick here, it's not the brightest road.
[ominous music]
Which way?
For God sakes don't go under it!
Yeah, don't go under it!
How we doing back there?
I don't see anything.
I, I think it's still too bright out.
[Mitchell] Bailey, Bailey!
Oh shit, hold on!
[breaks screeching] [bodies thudding]
[Carlos] Fuck.
Stay outta my way.
You too, Carlos.
[Mitchell] Well?
[tense music]
[Carlos] Uh, scratch what I said.
What? [eerie music]
They're coming.
[vampires grumbling]
What's the verdict?
Uh, I see two.
[Ray] Ooh and two.
[vampires groaning]
The verdict is we're fucked if we don't get somewhere
far away now!
All right then.
[ominous music]
[vampires growling] [dramatic music]
Go, go!
[Bailey screaming]
No!
[Carlos] Hit the gas!
Jesus! [tires screeching]
[Bailey screaming] [tires screeching]
[Eric crying]
[all panting]
Yo.
[panting] You do realize you just drove up
an exit ramp!
You want me to turn around?
No, no, no, no, no.
Uh, we're exiting the city, right, right?
[somber music]
Oh Jesus.
[panting]
[Mitchell] Highway's not the safest place to be right now.
Well, what do you suggest?
Back road somewhere.
I don't wanna run into another one of those road blocks,
not at night.
[directional clicking]
You guys keeping alert back there?
Yep, yep, we're alert.
Alert as in eyes open and watching.
Fuck, fucking orders so specific.
Yeah, all clear, Chief.
Ain't gonna be out here.
They're concentrated in the cities and the towns.
That ain't true.
Told you where I came from, goddamn farm.
Had us caged like fucking chickens or cows or something.
Cows aren't kept in cages.
You know what I mean.
They used real chicken wire.
Kept us penned in horse stalls.
Horse stalls now.
Get your story straight.
Keeping us fed and watered.
They were breeding us off, man.
They were just waiting for all those women
to catch pregnant so they could the men one by one.
As it was, somebody disappeared every night.
The fucking lottery.
How many were there?
30, 40.
The only reason I got out is 'cause one of 'em got hungry
in the day.
They kept guards on us inside the barn even during the day.
Came in my pen and grabbed the guy next to me.
Left the door open so I sprinted.
Got out into the daylight before they could get on me.
You were lucky.
I don't know.
Being kept alive to breed.
I can think of worse fates.
Fuck off, asshole!
I left my brother in there.
[Carlos] Shit!
[ominous music]
Uh, there's something coming.
What?
[Carlos] I don't know.
It's a bike or it's a car with a busted headlight.
Turn us off next exit.
I'm looking.
Oh, we shoulda busted the taillights out on this thing.
Good idea, do it.
Yeah, right.
No, no, I'm serious, do it.
You do it!
I'll hold you.
Why can't I hold you?
I'm heavier.
Well, I'm stronger.
If either one of you is gonna do it, do it now
before we reach the exit and be quick.
I want that back door open for as short a time as possible.
Yes, sir!
Do it.
You do it.
What are you doing?
[Ray] Grab hold of my belt before I open the door.
Good idea.
[tense music]
[bat thudding]
Hold me and the door.
[bat thudding]
[bat clattering]
[motorcycle horn honking] [dramatic drumming music]
Shit, she's human.
She's being followed.
[Mitchell] Tell her to fuck off.
What?
Tell her to ditch the bike or fuck off.
Fuck, I know they'd break in.
They could follow her scent.
And you get that back door shut.
You're painting a three-mile path to use, too.
They can smell you.
Lose the bike, get in the van.
[Vicky] You gonna stop first?
She said stop.
No.
Look, just gimme your hands.
You're gonna jump.
You cool with that?
[Vicky] Not really.
He's got me, I'll get you.
[Vicky] Okay.
On three.
One.
Exit coming up.
[motorcycle engine revving]
[motorcycle screeching]
[ominous music]
[somber music]
This yours?
Thanks.
Oh, they're still on us.
[tense music]
I can't see.
I don't suppose those are more humans back there?
No, they've been chasing me since Barry.
What were you doing in Barry?
They were sent there, they're there in Toronto.
Go in by daylight, pick a few of them off,
get out again.
What the fuck were you doing on a bike?
You know how those things operate?
You gotta keep a low scent profile.
stay behind closed doors.
You been in the big cities lately?
We just came from one.
You run into any of those barricades?
Yeah.
That's why the bike.
Uh, speed up, speed up an awful lot.
[Bailey] Why?
'Cause otherwise we die.
[dramatic music]
[vampires laughing]
[tires screeching]
I said faster!
There is no faster.
[dramatic music]
[gun firing]
You're not gonna kill 'em with that.
I'm not trying to kill 'em.
Just trying to mess with the driver's head.
Uh, I'd say you did.
[vampires growling]
[ominous drumming]
[vampires laughing]
[dramatic music]
[tires screeching]
[vampires growling]
Shut the door!
[gun firing]
[tires screeching]
[tire clattering]
[somber music]
[crickets chirping]
So do you think they'll keep following us?
Vehicles out here are slim pickings.
By the time they get another up and running
we won't be anywhere around.
You don't think maybe they're dead.
I mean, the truck rolled...
I don't think maybe they're even hurt.
Truck didn't explode.
They're not dead.
Well, you got a name, gunner girl?
Vicky.
Carlos.
That's Ray, Eric, Bailey's our chauffeur.
And Private Mitchell's out getting us gas.
Sorry about your bike.
We couldn't afford to stop.
No, thank you for grabbing me in.
Bike had enough gas in it to go for awhile probably
but I'm not sure that while woulda been long enough.
It was half empty when I left Barry.
You looked like you had the situation under control.
Yeah, with a shotgun sure.
Was kinda fucked on my own.
Great for its intended purpose,
not so hot for blowing away truck tires on the highway.
And where was this highway taking you?
Oh, my dad has this um...
[somber music]
Your dad had?
[woman vocalizing sadly]
My wife had.
My daughter had.
That's uh, why we were in Toronto.
Checked on Bailey's and my families earlier.
Detroit and London.
Saved the big city for last.
So we were heading up north anyway and...
We didn't run into many people, nobody we knew.
Nobody alive that we knew.
Last I heard they'd been taken into this shelter
west end of the city.
They weren't there?
I really hope not.
[sighs] My dad had a place up near Kincardine
and I was headed there.
Kincardine?
[chuckles]
Me and Amanda had a cottage and a boat
up near Grand Bend.
Just bought it last summer,
back when things first started getting bad.
And before the phone lines went down
that's where we intended to go.
Then she got taken into that shelter.
Uh, so what were doing messing around in Barry?
Little revenge never hurt nobody.
Why north?
Less populated, colder.
Mitchell thinks that if we can get up somewhere
in the tundra that they won't come around.
Nothing to eat up there, right?
Nothing but you.
Yeah, but we were thinking
that it might not be worth their trouble.
You know 'cause while they're hunting us
they're going hungry.
Somewhere really cold, no animals.
And what would you eat?
I don't know, fish?
And you think they can't fish.
They can drive a pickup truck but they can't fish?
They can commandeer television and radio broadcasts
but they can't fish?
You caught those, too?
Yeah, they stopped doing them
'cause the power's down, I guess.
[Bailey] Or 'cause they know
there's no one left to listen.
All I'm saying is they can't do everything that we do.
I've never seen one of them fire a gun.
Mitchell says he has.
Yeah [chuckles], Mitchell says they were driving tanks
when they rolled into town.
Driving tanks and they just called off the attack
after half an hour when it started pouring rain.
That's bullshit.
If they were afraid of a little rain,
England would still be on the map.
If they were operating tanks, why not fire a nuke?
Why is anything left?
Why would they nuke us?
You don't nuke your food.
Well, actually in a microwave you do...
Okay, that is different.
All I'm saying is I've never seen one of them fire a gun.
It's just baseball bats and shit.
That's not because they can't.
It's because they choose not to.
Why?
They don't wanna waste your blood.
[door clattering]
We know where we're headed?
Up north just means you die cold.
There is literally nowhere that you can go
that they can't follow if they want to.
We can try my dad's place.
It's remote and it has other benefits.
Well, we should get away from this station right now.
My scent's all over the place out there.
So, Kincardine?
[Ray] That's where her dad's place is.
Well, it's north anyway.
Gets us where we're going.
I'm not holing up in some resort town, cottage, or farm.
I'll drop you by daylight if you want
then we're going on.
I never said it was a farm.
[birds chirping]
We're here.
[Eric sighing]
Thought you said it wasn't a farm.
It's not.
Yeah, what is it a rural high rise?
Come on, I'll show you.
No our van needs gas.
We should get it now while it's still daylight
and keep going so we can stop again before nightfall.
I don't wanna pull another siphon job at night.
Let me show you first.
No, now!
You come or you stay but the rest of us
are going on! - Whoa, buddy.
I was never in the army but I'm pretty sure
that one stripe doesn't mean you're a colonel.
I'm still the only one in this group
with any kind of leadership training.
Now I say we get moving...
Yeah, yeah, we know what you say.
You always say it so loud.
All right, we're here, let's check it out.
Maybe we can stock up on some food.
Is there food here?
There's food.
See, there's food.
Food makes everything better.
Could use something to eat.
[Eric] Start the tour in the kitchen.
So this is it.
We got Chef-Boyardee,
a big screen TV that doesn't work anymore,
two bedrooms, and a toilet that doesn't even flush.
This is why we're wasting our day?
The toilet out back works fine.
Outhouse?
Don't knock it.
Plumbing may be down but septic tank still works.
Should still be stocked with toilet paper, too.
We can wipe our asses?
Well, why didn't you say so?
That is worth stopping for.
You know, you'd be less cranky if you ate something.
Even Eric stopped whining.
I'll be less cranky if we got moving.
Now if our tour is done...
[Vicky] It's not done.
Living room, bedroom, outhouse.
What more could there possibly be?
NBC defense shed out back.
[tense music]
Bomb shelter?
Yes, ma'am.
You think they're gonna start shelling us?
No.
But I think it has its own oxygen filtration system
and lead-lined doors.
I think it's stocked with food and water.
And I think it'll lock human body odor in airtight
and give us a place to hole up in for a good long while.
I think someone owes someone an apology.
[tense rhythmic music]
Common room.
Bedroom.
Two beds.
[Bailey] We could bring in more.
[door clattering] [bottles clanking]
Heart attack?
Food storage.
And bathroom.
Shares a filtered dump into the septic tank.
Advantage, keeps radiation and odor out.
Who knew?
Not exactly a five-star hotel.
No, but she's right, it has everything we need.
Fortified door.
Your dad was paranoid, thank God.
Man after your own heart.
It'd be nice to catch a nap outside a moving vehicle.
Bomb shelter.
These lights must have their own power source.
There's a generator partitioned in the storage room.
Should have enough gas to power the place
for at least three weeks.
Three weeks ain't a lot of time to stay covered
in the event of fallout.
This place was only ever meant as a temporary solution
in case of nuclear attack.
My dad was an anxious man but he had faith
in the government.
Figured there'd be rescue teams and shelters
set up soon enough.
[Carlos] What happened to your dad?
He died in one of those rescue shelters
the government set up.
Irony.
Nothing ironic about it.
Everybody died in those shelters.
All right, here's my problem with this place.
Mitchell, you always have a problem
with any plan someone else comes up with.
Maybe that is the problem.
Just hear me out.
Fuck.
I know I came down hard on this place from the start.
I know it's not my plan to stay here
but my reasoning is valid.
There's no way out of that shelter except for the way in.
If we're discovered down there, we're trapped,
fucking cows in a slaughterhouse.
No farm metaphors please.
But, Mitchell, that's exactly the point.
If it's airtight like she says, they won't find us.
I don't wanna go back in the van.
I'm tired of the van.
Containing our odors isn't enough.
Why not?
That is how they track us.
Exactly!
That's how they track us.
You know what track means?
It means they follow a scent,
follow a scent that you leave behind.
That's what makes the van safe.
[Carlos spits]
They follow a scent to where you got into the van
but the van drove off during daylight
and provided it doesn't stop at a gas station
in the middle of the night like an idiot,
provided windows and doors stay shut,
then there's no more scent for them to follow.
If they pick up the scent here in the house,
in the driveway, in the grass,
right here and they come looking,
where are we gonna be?
Bomb shelter is stationary,
no driving it away, no escape.
He's got a point.
What?
I thought you were onboard.
I am sick of the van, too, but he's got a point.
If he's right, it means
we can't stop for the night anywhere ever.
Means we spend the rest of our fucking lives
inside a moving vehicle.
No, there is someplace we can go
up north like I said.
Goddamn military.
Everything is fight or flight, really?
There are millions of them by now,
maybe billions all around the world.
So why just wait for them, huh?
Food will run out, water will run out.
We'll have to move eventually.
Eventually, yeah, but not straightaway.
And meanwhile I'm thinking
exactly the same thing you are.
The food will run out for them.
Jesus.
If there are billions of them she's right.
What are they gonna eat?
There'll be nothing left to eat.
Nothing but each other.
They can live short-term off animal blood.
I've seen it.
But I don't think it's just a taste thing
that makes them go for humans.
Dogs, other animals, they can't track them by scent
the way they do us.
My first night in Barry...
Your first night.
I went about things a little wrong at first.
I was kinda pissed.
Anyway, there were hordes of them
so I buried myself under this pile of corpses
'cause they seemed to shy away from the meat
after it spoils.
[Carlos] Gee, I wonder why.
And there was this dog.
I could see him right across the way.
They had chased him.
I watched him run up and take cover.
But when they came after, they couldn't find him.
If that had been a person,
they'd have found him straightaway
but they can't track the animals
probably 'cause their not their natural food source.
You see?
They need us but they fucked up.
Because the only way that they could pull this off
was to build an army large enough
that they couldn't sustain it.
Even if they pulled like a factory farm
and ranched us up like cattle...
Please!
Nine months to carry a baby to term
and then how many years until it's a viable meal source?
I mean, the human population is way too thin by now.
So if we can hold out, they'll decline,
they'll turn on each other,
eat each other if that's possible.
Or else they'll starve.
Holy shit.
[Carlos] Well, lucky I'm an omnivore.
So maybe we should hole up here.
Even if she's right they're not gone yet.
All right, they're gonna be out tonight
and our scent's all over this place.
There's no way of getting in that shelter
without leaving that behind.
Yeah there is.
I think I know why they called off that attack in the rain.
Why?
Why don't they hold a fox hunt directly after a storm.
'Cause it's cruel, hopefully.
Because a heavy rain washes away the scent of the quarry.
So we just wait for a rain storm and pile in?
This would be easier in Vancouver
but hey why don't we just watch the weather network?
Okay, now what do we do in the meantime?
I'd feel a lot more comfortable if we were moving.
Ah, there's no point driving
if we have nowhere to drive to.
Just give us a better chance of running into them, right?
We have a clear view in every direction.
They ain't getting near us without us seeing them
a long way off.
[gun firing]
What the fuck?
You were saying?
Maybe it's a person.
I mean they don't use guns, right?
[gun firing]
Well, if it's a person he's in a bad mood.
[gun firing] [tire hissing]
Shit, they stole our trick.
[tense music]
[Carlos] Just keep going.
We're stuck.
We ain't gonna get far on a flat anyway.
Oh, we ain't gonna get far on foot either.
The windows were up.
They couldn't have smelled us.
They have eyes, Eric.
They're supposed to be in the city.
Seen!
200 meters, center of axis approaching us
across the field!
[vampires screeching]
Kinda wish you brought something
with a little more range now don't ya?
[grunts]
I know the feeling.
[rifle firing]
[vampires growling]
Look out!
[machine gun firing]
Behind us!
[guns firing]
[vampires groaning]
[moving to dramatic music]
[gun firing]
[tense rhythmic music]
[gun firing] [vampire groaning]
Run!
[vampires growling]
[guns firing]
One sec!
No secs, now!
[Ray] Move it, Carlos!
Ah!
[gun firing]
[vampire growling]
[gun firing]
[pin clanking]
[moving to dramatic music]
[explosion booming]
[tense rhythmic music]
[vampires screeching] - Come on, Carlos, come on.
[dramatic music]
[vampires screaming]
There's no way.
[vampires growling]
[vampire roaring]
[tense music]
[Bailey screaming] [gun firing]
Get up! [gun firing]
[Bailey crying]
[gun firing]
[tense music]
Eric!
[guns firing]
[vampire growling]
[Mitchell] Houser.
[guns firing]
[vampires screeching]
Oh, here.
[Mitchell] Okay.
[Bailey grunting]
[tense rhythmic music]
[moving to dramatic music]
[Bailey grunting]
Coulda used this three hours ago.
[rain pattering] [Bailey crying]
[vampires grunting]
[thunder rumbling]
[vampire growling]
[thunder rumbling]
[vampire grunting]
[thunder cracking]
[Bailey panting]
Get her onto the beds.
I'll get the power on.
[Bailey whimpering]
Hold this.
Why is it partitioned?
Keeps the noise down.
[Vicky grunting]
[generator rumbling]
We got power.
[Bailey crying]
You got a first aid kit down here?
Something to disinfect with?
Lose the pants.
Privacy please.
Ow, fuck me!
So is she gonna be okay?
You hoping for some late night television?
No.
What the fuck?
TV's working again.
And you're watching a nature documentary?
Cameras.
I didn't see them when we came in.
[Vicky] Doesn't do no good to take shelter
if you don't know when the rescue party comes by.
You expecting a rescue party?
No, my dad was.
But it doubles nicely as security.
We can keep an eye out for any of them approaching.
Check it out.
Picture in picture.
Pretty sweet.
This thing play DVDs?
Computer could, I guess, if we had any down here.
But unless you wanna make a run into the house.
You have a DVD system on your survival hut computer?
Boredom is a shelteree's worst enemy.
I just, I always figured that we'd have time
to grab the entertainment before the fallout hit.
My dad, he used to say that... [sad music]
[Vicky crying]
[Vicky clears throat]
I'm, I'm fine.
I'm fine.
Why aren't you crying?
I, uh, sorry, I didn't mean that as an insult
but I just, you found out yesterday
about your wife and your daughter?
Went by yesterday to the shelter.
Everyone was.
There's nothing left,
just dead. [woman vocalizing sadly]
It's really bad death.
I made them all wait in the van.
They weren't gonna let me go in alone
but I made them.
[Vicky] Why?
Because if I found them...
You'd have joined them?
I don't know [sad music]
if they're alive or dead
or something else.
I don't expect I'll ever see them again.
So why aren't you crying?
Because I could be wrong.
Because if I mourn them it's like giving them up.
You found yours.
You should mourn.
I'm not ready to give up on my daughter yet
or my wife.
Till I put my finger in the hole.
[chuckles] Oh my God, um,
I didn't mean for that to come out
as weirdly pornographic as it did.
It's a biblical reference, um, Doubting Thomas.
Flawed metaphor.
Thomas was hoping for evidence that Christ had come back
from the dead.
My fingers are kinda crossed in the opposite camp.
How is she?
She lost a lot of blood.
I got the wound covered.
I think the blood flow is staunched.
There's no exit wound.
That bullet's still inside her.
Can you get it out?
I'm not a medic.
I'm a rifleman, trained to put bullets into people
not get them out.
I covered her up and that pretty much exhausts my education
of medical matters.
What's the consequence of leaving it in?
Covered her up.
We'll have to monitor it.
There's a chance it won't be a problem.
The body might accept the bullet.
Or?
It could reject it.
And that wound was exposed to swamp water
so infection is a possibility I suppose.
Like could go septic, gangrene, tetanus, death.
You a doctor?
[chuckles] No.
No, I was in IT.
My wife was a nurse.
[sighs] You cleaned it?
Best I could.
That's all we can do I guess.
'Less you want some painkillers or something.
She took a couple already.
She didn't like when I was poking around the wound
but the rest of the time she seemed to be okay.
I'm gonna go back in, sit with her.
What's this?
Farm and Garden's television.
It's our security.
Somebody gonna sit up and monitor?
I will for now.
Not quite unwound yet anyway.
Sleeping arrangements?
Take the other cot in there with her
if you're gonna keep an eye on her.
If we can wake Bubba Snoozebutton over here
we can lay out some more clothing for temporary bedding.
If it's still raining come daylight
we'll slip into the house, grab another mattress or two.
We should probably all get into dry clothing
before turning in anyway.
Good call.
I'm cold.
[Ray] You just noticing?
Yeah.
Gotta love adrenaline.
[sighs] You hold that post all night?
Shoulda woke me.
I'd have taken a turn.
How's she doing this morning?
Bit of a fever but she's asleep for the moment.
I take it we had no visitors during the night.
Nope.
Ray's rain theory seems to be holding up.
What'd you say about me?
Said you snore too loud, kept me up all night.
We got breakfast-appropriate foods down here?
We've got can opener-appropriate foods, uni-meal.
Pancakes weren't exactly an Armageddon priority
when we stocked up.
And that can opener would be...
Couple of 'em in there.
You guys talking about pancakes?
[rain pattering]
[somber music]
You got weird taste in movies for a chick.
Fuck off, I like the social commentary.
Oh we are so watching this!
That's just socially awkward!
[Woman] I wanna thank you all for coming.
We did not expect this many people here
but we're really excited to show you
what we're working on.
[gentle piano music]
Ray.
Come look at this.
Want I should pause it?
Nope, I'm down here three weeks.
We'll be watching it again anyway.
Nice plie.
Hey.
You wanna see something gross?
[Ray] Not really.
Nice bedside manner.
I dare you to look at it.
Well, fuck, Bailey.
You got yourself one mean infection there.
It's 'cause we went through that swamp, isn't it?
Probably.
Well, that and the fact that you have a bullet
lodged in your leg.
[Bailey sighs]
Does it hurt?
It's hot all the time and yeah it hurts
if anyone touches it.
You want me to drag you back out there
so you can watch the rest of the show?
[Bailey] What are you watching?
Bunch of 10-year-olds dancing badly.
[chuckles] I'll pass.
Can you just get me a book or something to read?
I'll see what Vick's got.
[Bailey] Thanks.
[sighing]
[Mitchell] So what's the deal?
[sighs] It's an infection like I said.
That's worrisome, the fever.
Did you see those streak lines?
It's spreading.
So what do we do?
Well, if there was still such thing as doctors,
better yet no such thing as vampires,
we'd get her to a hospital.
She needs antibiotics for one thing.
Maybe Vicky has some in the house or something.
Yeah, ask, but those things are time-sensitive.
You can't just keep them around indefinitely.
And judging by how bad the infection is
and how quickly it's spread, I think she's gonna need a lot.
Something like, you know, what the fuck's the term?
Uh, broad-spectrum.
'Cause we don't know what we're dealing with.
Broad-spectrum.
You talk the talk, you ain't a doctor?
You pick stuff up.
I used to like listening to my wife talk.
Mitchell, the bullet has to come out.
How?
You go in through the hole, you pull it out, I guess.
Pull it out with what?
Mitchell, I don't know.
What's the problem?
Bailey's leg's all fucked up.
All right, what happens if we do nothing?
The infection keeps spreading.
Eventually she'll die.
Okay, we gotta get on this now.
Well, how?
We have no vehicle.
Do we?
All right, then we get out and we look around.
There were neighbors, all right.
Somebody might've left something behind.
We get out now while it's daylight.
Mitchell, it's not even raining.
If we're right about that whole deal,
we get out, we find a car, we get to town,
get the stuff we need, get back.
If it hasn't started raining by nightfall
we have left a clear scent bomb all around the neighborhood.
I'm sure there aren't that many humans left around here.
We leave a scent, we leave the only scent.
We lost Eric last night, I'm not losing Bailey.
It doesn't do her any good to get the leg cleaned up
if she's eaten later on tonight because of it.
[door creaking]
Are you arguing about me?
Get back in bed, Bailey.
What's the problem?
[Vicky] You need medicine.
The boys were just discussing the most efficient way
of getting it.
Oh there is no discussion.
We go now while it's daylight.
Is it raining?
But Bailey, it's...
Then you wait.
[Bailey groaning]
Bailey, we need...
Then you wait, Mitchell.
I don't wanna put every life here at risk.
[Woman] Get in position, Myrna.
You joining us after all?
Can you start it over?
Sure.
Right there, rain.
All right, let's do this now while it's daylight.
[doors clattering] [rain pattering]
This is the exact opposite of what my mother taught me.
Heading outside just as it starts to rain
and just as it starts to get dark.
How much daylight you figure we got?
Less than an hour.
Okay, we split into teams of two.
Carlos, you're with me.
We hit every house we find, check medicine cabinets, too.
Get anything that might be of use.
Whatever we do, we're back here before dark.
Clear?
Let's go.
[doors clanging]
[tense music]
[tense suspenseful music]
We are the unluckiest two fuckers in the country.
Considering we're one of the last few breathing
in this country, I'd say that's a bit of an overstatement.
An overstatement?
Yeah.
[scoffs] That's the unluckiest fucker in the country.
[motorcycle rumbling]
No luck?
I think everybody heeded the warnings,
got to the shelters in the cities.
Well, the fella who last owned this
wasn't exactly the shelter-seeking type.
Well, not to seek shelter.
I was hoping we'd find a car or something
so the four of us could go into town.
Somebody's gotta stay behind with Bailey anyway.
It'll have to be you and Carlos.
Vicky's the only one who knows where the pharmacy is
and it looks like I'm the designated doctor.
Well listen, if it's stopped raining
by the time you get back...
Yeah, yeah, we know.
Back off, get your own shelter.
[motorcycle rumbles]
[rain pattering]
[Ray] Looks like they're open.
What luck.
This gonna take long?
No.
Some antibiotics maybe some gauze.
We need nothing else, right?
Can get me a Snickers.
Holler if you need anything.
Bank on it.
[can rattling]
[tense music]
[creature growling]
[eerie music]
[creature growling]
Hurry.
[dog barking]
[dog whimpering]
Oh fuck!
No!
[metal clattering]
[Vicky grunting]
[tense music]
[shelf thudding]
[Vicky coughing]
[Ray grunting] [stake clanking]
[thunder rumbling]
[Vicky panting]
Son of a bitch!
Get to the bike now!
[vampires screeching]
[dramatic music] [gun firing]
[vampires growling]
[thunder rumbling]
Where's my chocolate?
[lightening cracking]
They're back!
[Mitchell] How did it go?
[Ray] Got the drugs.
Any problems.
Shit load of vampires in town.
We got out, obviously.
Not followed?
No way.
Straight roads most of the way
and we don't leave tracks on wet pavement.
Be a dear, get us some towels.
Uh, right.
Okay.
So Ray has some antibiotics he's gonna give you.
You don't look so hot.
Funny, I feel very hot.
Well, that's because you have a fever.
It's 'cause I'm all pussey and infected and gross, right?
And that's because you're shot.
There's a hole in your leg, dear Liza, dear Liza.
So should we get these antibiotics started.
I can't yet.
I gotta get the bullet out first.
Why first?
Because I didn't have time to find any kind of anesthetics
so we're gonna have to pull an Old West maneuver here.
I get to get really drunk?
My dear, you get to get shit-faced.
Alcohol and antibiotics don't mix.
And then who's digging this bullet outta me?
You're the most qualified.
Lucky me.
Getting me drunk just to get inside me.
It's like high school all over again.
[Ray chuckling]
[Bailey grunting]
She is gonna have one hell of a headache.
Well, sure it'll hurt
a hell of a lot less than this would've.
I can't watch this.
Go watch the monitors then.
Oh, it's fucking deep.
Can you get it out?
Well, I'm certainly not doing this for my enjoyment.
Sorry.
All right, I know where it is.
[grunting]
[sighing]
I got it.
[grunting]
It's so small.
I'm sure Bailey would say otherwise.
[Ray sighs]
[Vicky] Beep, beep.
Thank you.
Yeah.
Uh, she gonna be okay?
Bullet's out.
I doused some gauze in some hydrogen peroxide
and packed the wound, but until she wakes up
and gets some medicine in her,
she ain't gonna get on the mend.
[generator rattling]
Get you anything, Doc?
I could do with the rest of that whiskey,
maybe some Coke.
Whiskey I can get you.
The Coke, I should warn you
that I've been to the storage room
and it might be transparent bubbles and water flavored.
[chuckles] Whiskey and water will be fine.
[water splashing]
[door clattering]
[gentle music]
[Carlos chuckles]
I can stay up awhile and keep an eye on the planet.
Thank you.
Good night.
[cork pops]
[Vicky sighs]
Carlos?
Carlos!
Hmm, what?
What time is it? [tense music]
Shit, how did it happen?
Is it still night?
What, uh...
The camera feed's down.
[Ray] Why?
We don't know.
Get off.
Shit!
Is it the cameras outside or just the connection?
I don't know.
What's going on?
Oh shit.
How many hours till sunup?
I don't know, hour, hour and a half.
Oh, I can't get the picture back.
We don't know that it's them.
I mean...
There's only one way in this place.
If it is and they want in,
they're gonna have to do it before the sun comes up.
So well, we're just gonna wait 'em out?
Oh, I'm sorry, you got some place to be?
Besides dreamland?
I'm sorry.
[crossbow clacking]
It's been daylight for hours now.
I don't hear rain.
We open that door and it's not raining
then we have fucked ourselves.
We need to know what's going on.
Ordinarily I'd be totally onboard
with the batten down the hatches philosophy
but we're blind.
[door clanking]
[birds chirping]
[Carlos] Maybe it was the wind.
Wind didn't tear down all four cameras.
Or steal the bike.
It looks just like mindless vandalism.
Maybe they didn't know we were here.
I mean, they didn't even try to get in, right?
They couldn't have if they tried
[camera pieces clattering]
not without explosives.
The door's built thick.
Well, maybe they knew that.
Maybe they knew it wasn't worth the while to even try.
No way.
A, it's just not their style to leave without a fight
and B, there's no scent.
We weren't followed.
There's no way they could've known we were there.
They must've just happened by and decided
to trash the place.
[Ray] No.
No, what?
No, they didn't just happen by.
[eerie music]
[Mitchell] I guess he wasn't as dead
as I gave him credit for.
[Carlos] Or half the poet he claimed.
[sighs]
Why you suppose they didn't attack?
Could be they just got here too late,
didn't think they had time to finish the job.
That doesn't jibe.
If it was just a timing issue,
they wouldn't have broken the cameras.
Certainly wouldn't have left a message
to let us know they know we're here.
No, they'd have busted the cameras
right before they attacked, kept us in the dark
about the whole thing.
Maybe they were trying to scare us.
Mission accomplished.
No, scare us into leaving
'cause they can't get in, right?
Means they'll be back tonight.
Question is, will we?
I don't see as we have much choice.
We got no transportation and Bailey can't walk.
We searched for over an hour and couldn't find
no other cars around here.
But we can't stay here.
That door's built thick
but if they want in bad enough
they can get in.
All they gotta do is truck back to Toronto
or one of the other places the military put up a stand,
pick up something you boys left behind.
Yeah how many of them are gonna know how to operate
a Carl Gustaf?
Some of them are you, soldiers,
just a reminder.
I mean, they drive tanks, right?
You know, I don't get it.
This whole place was your idea and I finally concede to you
that it was the right one and now you wanna split.
My idea was to hole up and hide,
not hole up and wait like a blood buffet.
We have to get out of here!
How?
[Vicky sighing]
Hey look, I'm sorry.
Okay, I'm not trying to get back in the dictator mode.
Bottom line is I'm not leaving her behind
and we got no way outta here.
[somber music]
Then we have to find one.
Look, they know where we are, right?
No point in worrying about scent trails anymore.
We're fine by daylight.
That gives us like six hours to find a way.
We split up, we look for a vehicle.
If we ain't found one by nightfall,
we DD back here, get set for a siege.
In the meantime someone should stay behind
and shore up the defenses.
Sound like a plan?
Hey, wake up, Bailey.
[grunts] Oh my God, I feel sick.
Well, you got hungover now as well as infected.
Hey, listen, some of us are gonna go get a car
or something so we can get outta here.
Why would we wanna leave?
The location may have been compromised.
Hey, hey, it's okay.
All right, it's broad daylight.
Nothing's gonna hurt you.
We'll find something before nightfall.
Here.
Isn't that a lot?
Oh it's got it covered.
Ray thinks you need a big dose just to jumpstart things.
Come on, big bites for Daddy.
Now, Carlos is gonna stay here and he'll be in and out
of the house grabbing something to build a barricade with...
I thought we were leaving.
It's just in case.
It's all just in case.
So he'll be here if you need anything, okay?
He'll be making sure you take your medicine, too,
so don't give him a hard time.
Mitchell.
I haven't thanked you yet
for taking care of me, being so good.
It's okay, baby.
Next time I get shot in the leg,
I'm gonna make you do all the housework.
[generator rattling]
Ah, it's broad daylight.
It'll just slow me down.
If I'm not back by nightfall, you'll need it more than me.
[door clanking]
Three hours, then we start sealing the door.
Make sure you're on the right side of it.
[birds chirping]
Don't spend time searching places we already searched.
[light knocking]
You're good?
Gettin' there.
Okay.
[door clanking]
[birds chirping]
[wood clattering]
I'm gonna need tools.
[Carlos humming]
[eerie music]
Mmm hmm.
Ha ha ha, a hammer.
Now if only I had some nails.
[Carlos humming]
[jar clattering]
Oh.
And that is why they call me Casino Carlos
because I am just so damn
lucky.
[vampire grunting] [Carlos screaming]
[body thudding]
[vampires grumbling]
[eerie music]
[vampires grumbling]
[vampire screeching]
[doors creaking]
[waves splashing]
[wind whistling]
[lips sputtering]
[eerie music]
[door creaking]
[vampires grumbling]
Checked it.
[tense music]
I left you open.
[door clattering]
What the fuck?
Holy fuck!
[chuckling]
[ominous music]
Son of a bitch.
[Mitchell grunting]
I'll be lucky if I don't fry myself.
[door clattering]
Carlos?
[metal clanking]
[eerie music]
Carlos?
[door creaking]
[vampires grumbling]
Whatever bacteria is pumping through my blood,
[panting] I hope it poisons every one of you.
[vampires roaring] [Bailey screaming]
[wind rustling]
[tense music]
How fucking dumb are we?
Spare tire woulda been a good idea.
Have to remember that the next time
I'm fleeing vampires cross country.
[suspenseful music]
[engine revving]
Oh fuck, come on.
[grunting]
This would be a lot fucking easier
if I knew how to sail!
[car rumbling]
[ominous music]
Hey guys, I found us...
[vampires roaring]
[guns firing] [Mitchell screaming]
[vampire growling]
No, no, no!
[Mitchell screaming]
[vampires grumbling]
[birds chirping]
Mitchell's gonna kill me.
Look what I found!
How dumb are we?
[Ray] No luck?
[Vicky] Found a boat.
Guess we don't need it.
Guess not.
Looks like Mitchell hit gold, too.
Ray.
Come here.
Deja shitty.
What do you...
Oh.
Yeah.
What?
It obviously wasn't them that drove it here.
I mean, the windshield ain't a sun shield.
Yeah.
Come on, it's getting dark.
Probably both locked out by now anyway.
[door clanking]
Or not.
Guys.
[eerie music]
You wanna turn on the lights before we break our necks?
I don't like this.
[guns firing]
[Vicky screaming]
[vampires grunting] [tense music]
[gun clicks]
Shit!
[gun firing]
Get in the van!
[gun firing]
[explosion booming]
[vampires cackling] [eerie music]
Come on.
[vampires grumbling]
[dramatic music]
Get off your clothes.
What?
Just fucking trust me.
Smear it all over yourself.
[ominous music]
[crickets chirping]
Get it in your hair, too.
[Ray] Why?
[Vicky] We used to do this when we were kids.
It would mask our body odor and keeps the mosquitoes away.
These aren't mosquitoes!
Well, you better hope it works the same on vampires
or we've got like five minutes to live.
[both grunting]
[tense music]
[vampire roaring]
Bury yourself in the leaves.
[vampires grumbling]
[eerie music]
[crickets chirping]
How long do we wait here?
[Vicky] Till morning.
[bird cawing]
They took the door off.
[generator rattling]
[somber music]
[Vicky crying]
[woman vocalizing sadly]
Where's Carlos?
[bat thudding and clattering]
They musta been in the house the whole time.
Musta been.
Why'd they leave it then?
Too easy.
If we'd have known they were in there,
we coulda just burned the whole place
down around 'em.
Come on.
Come on where?
Take you to that boat I found.
You know how to sail?
I told you, like 60 miles up the lake
we got a boat of our own.
Well, come on, we'll get it back here,
load it with supplies and get outta here.
What are you waiting for?
I don't wanna keep running.
We went through this yesterday
and our situation is a lot worse.
They took the door.
They took our weapons.
They wrecked the only two vehicles we managed to find.
We can't stay here.
[Ray] I don't wanna stay here.
What do you want then?
Revenge.
Ugh.
[sighs] Revenge?
Fuck.
Ray, let's just go.
I mean, killing them accomplishes nothing.
What will it mean if we kill off 10 or 15
out of several billion.
It would mean something to Carlos
and Bailey, Mitchell, Eric.
Eric's one of them now.
Only thing it would mean to him is a bad night.
Little revenge never hurt nobody, right?
I was angry then.
Now I'm just tired.
I'm scared.
If you wanted revenge why didn't you take it before
on behalf of your wife and your daughter?
They're not dead.
You don't know that.
It's a choice.
They're not dead.
Until I see a body, they are not dead.
Carlos, Bailey, Mitchell, Mitchell, they're dead.
I don't know how to qualify Eric.
But whatever he is now, the before Eric
he'd want revenge.
[insect buzzing]
Not dead.
[somber music]
What do you wanna do?
[suspenseful music]
What should I bring?
Food, just enough for a few days,
clothes, oh and the antibiotics.
We tie it off here, angle out at the harbor.
It's a good run back to the farm
so whether my plan works or not,
be ready to sprint.
Why not park it somewhere closer then?
Can't.
Boat that size would beach in shallower water.
Besides, I don't want them to see us.
I want them thinking we're still in that shelter.
Now what?
We wait?
[Ray] Not just.
Drink it?
How much?
Till just before you think you're gonna puke.
Actually, here take a couple of these, too.
What for?
Just fucking trust me.
[Vicky chuckles]
[ominous music]
[crickets chirping]
Fuck, Ray, I really have to go.
We want a fresh scent here.
Just give it five more minutes.
[cries] No!
Fine.
Wait outside.
For Christ sake, Vicky,
we spent last night together naked.
We're about to get naked together again.
What difference does it make?
Some things a girl does in private.
[generator rattling]
[sighs] So, I don't get it.
Why do we have to pop the antibiotics?
Never mind.
[crickets chirping]
Your turn.
[tense music]
[footsteps crunching]
[vampires grunting]
[door clanking]
[moving to dramatic music]
Wait!
[explosions booming]
[ominous music]
[suspenseful drumming music]
[ominous music]
[bat clattering]
[Vicky gasping]
[vampire growling] [Ray grunting]
[woman vocalizing sadly]
[kick thuds]
Are you okay? [tense music]
Uh, I think so.
[panting]
Okay.
[wind whistling]
What now?
We're just on the run again.
No, we're not.
We've got a destination and a plan.
Least I do.
Care to fill me in?
[somber music]
Gonna head on down to my cottage in Grand Bend.
And then?
Then I'm gonna find 'em.
No revenge?
No.
No more revenge.
I'm done with that.
What then?
Amanda and Rachel.
Your wife and daughter.
They're alive, Vicky.
It's a choice.
They're still alive.
And if they're not? [woman vocalizing sadly]
Then they're dead.
Even if I have to kill them.
[moving to ominous music]
[vampire screeching]
[wind whistling]
[dynamic tense music]
[suspenseful music]
[moving to ominous music]
[woman vocalizing sadly]
[moving to suspenseful music]