Slaughter Creek

He's got a shotgun.

Let's go. Let's go. Let's go.

Come on.

Robbie, check it out.

Aah!

You son of a bitch! No!

Matt Rogers.

Now take off the shirt.

No!

No, please!

Please!

Aah!

No!

No!

it plays with me,

No!

No!

No!

Hey, man.

Something I can get you?

Do you feel like coffee?

You can get me the fuck out

of here.

Well, that's not gonna happen as

quickly as you might like, but

we're gonna do our best, okay?

I'd like a cigarette, then,

please.

Sure.

There we go.

You're not under arrest.

I know you've had a really hell

of a night, so if you don't

mind, we just want to ask you a

few questions about what

happened.

Look, guys, I didn't do

anything wrong, all right?

No one's saying you did.

No one's saying you did.

But it's just, you know, when we

see stuff like this, then you

get a couple questions to

answer.

I know you've had a rough night,

okay?

That's a lot of blood.

Yeah, it is.

Do you have any idea how all

that blood got there?

I already told you guys my

buddies got shot.

And you shot them?

No.

Who did shoot them?

I don't know.

I-I think it was this guy

Scott Roberts.

Who... who... who's

Scott Roberts?

He's the one that took

Alyssa... kidnapped her, yeah.

He... she was doing a film with

Scott Roberts.

He's a porn producer.

She ended up missing.

We went looking for her.

And then did you guys go down

to slaughter creek?

What... what are you doing?

Dude, I don't even think

we're on the road.

We got to keep it together,

okay?

We can't help her if we don't

keep it together.

Mya, there's a million

fucking barns in every direction

out here.

What fucking barn is it?!

God damn it!

Why the fuck did we shoot this

fucking documentary?!

Turn the fucking camera off,

Robbie!

Get the fuck out of here!

God fucking damn it!

Matt!

Get the fucking camera out of

my face!

Matt!

You have the picture.

That's the barn, right?

That's the barn.

Okay, so, Scott Roberts shot

your friends and decided to let

you live.

You ran out in the barn.

Yeah.

Why were you in the barn

again?

I told you... I was looking

for Alyssa.

Alyssa... that's right.

The same Alyssa you reported

missing?

Yes, we were shooting a

documentary about it.

Do you want to handle this?

Hey, guys.

How you doing, officer?

I'm Officer Corbett with the

Lockhart Police Department.

Okay.

Reason I'm making contact

with you is I have had some

complaints from some citizens

about y'all walking around.

What exactly is going on

here today?

We're actually just shooting

a bit of a documentary.

And I'm... I'm actually glad you

pulled up, because we're looking

for a girl.

Okay. How old is this girl?

She's 19.

19 years old.

Yeah.

Okay. Okay.

So she is an adult?

Yes.

Okay. What's her name?

It's Matt.

No, her name... her name.

I'm sorry.

Um, Alyssa.

Alyssa?

Yeah.

Okay. How do you know Alyssa?

Um, we were just shooting a

documentary about, um,

actresses.

She's an actress.

She's an actress.

She was working with us.

Okay.

Yeah.

Okay.

Um.

Does she live here?

No, she lives in Austin.

In Austin.

Yeah.

Okay. Okay.

So, Austin... that's where she's

missing from... her apartment in

Austin?

Yeah.

Because she is an adult,

she's 19, and she has every

right to, you know, pack up and

leave if she wants to...

Sure.

But, definitely, if

there's any... if it's not right

or if it's some kind of odd

circumstances...

she would have... she would

have told us something by now.

Okay. Okay.

It's not like her to just

bail out like this, so...

Okay, so it's not... not in

her character.

She had no reason to just up and

leave, no debts... anything like

that, then?

I mean, I... no.

Okay. Okay.

All right, well, I-I think it is

important that we go ahead and

at least get the process

started, so that we can look for

her.

If you hear anything, definitely

give the police station a call.

So, what are we doing?

We're doing something...

That's what we're doing.

We're not doing anything.

We're walking around this town.

We have no idea where we're

going.

Do you want to sit at home