Body Count

Shoot!

Go!

Move it around, move it around.

Pass it.

Pass it.

There you go, Billy.

Get i up at it again.

Come on, let's hustle.

Bob?

Hey, back and forth.

No!

Bob!

Yes, coach?

Is something wrong?

Coach, everything's fine.

Then don't hand the ball to the opposition.

Sorry, coach.

I really don't know how to h--

No, you're not with it.

You're like a zombie.

Let Dr. Olsen take a look at you.

Go on.

All right, let's run it again.

Miller step in for Bates.

Come on.

Move the ball around.

Pass it.

Pass it.

Hi, Doc.

Hi, Bob.

What's the problem?

I can't sleep.

See ya.

Hey, hey, hey.

Hi. - How's it going?

All right.

Holly, keep your eyes open, will ya?

There's nothing wrong between you and Pamela, is there?

There's nothing right between Pamela and I. Sorry, sir.

I-- I just need sleep.

Pass it!

Pass it!

What did shithead say?

Not now, Bob.

I want to know what he said.

He didn't want anything.

Except to get beat up.

And you're not doing anything.

He was my boyfriend.

I can take care of him.

Go and take a shower.

I'll see you later.

Hi, Pam.

You working hard, Daddy?

Oh-- hi, honey.

Have you got any objections to my going

up to the campground with Tom?

That's it.

That's better.

You know I don't like the kid.

It's, like, only going to be for a couple of hours, Dad.

OK.

But I want you back before dark, now.

Thanks, Daddy.

Remember, before dark.

Those woods are very dangerous.

OK.

Bye.

Come on, hunk.

Yeah?

Guess who I ran into today?

Who?

Nora Landers.

Do you remember her?

No, I don't Pass the ball, will ya?

Her father used to run this place before we took it over.

You know what she says?

This used to be an Indian burial ground.

She says it's haunted, and that a dog was clawed

to death by the old shaman.

Mm-hmm.

You know about it?

Says the legend.

Well, tell me.

Ah, some medicine man put a curse on his tribe.

Said he was going to keep their spirits prisoner here.

Where's Ben?

Hi, Ben.

Hi.

What's the matter?

I lost my Teddy bear.

Your mom is looking for you.

Definitely outstanding.

Gee, it was fantastic, Rose.

Awesome.

I think we ought to get married.

What are you laughing at?

Nothing.

Give me my shoes.

Where are you going?

To hire us a cantor.

I'm Presbyterian.

Well, I'm Jewish.

Who's there?

Tom?

Tom, is that you?

Tom, I gotta go home.

No!

No!

Rose?

No!

Rose, what's going on?

No!

Rose!

No!

No!

Ah, no!

Tom!

Tom, it hurts!

Help me, Tom!

It's after me! TOM: Rose!

Hey, are you putting me on or--

No!

Oh, god.

Tom!

Tom!

Ow.

Rose?

Hey, Rose!

Where are you?

Rose!

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Ah!

Hey, Rose!

Rose?

Hey, Rose.

Is that you?

Rose!

Hey, Rose!

Hey, Rose.

I think we ought to call it a night, OK?

Rose!

What are you doing in there? Listen-- all you all right?

We really got--

Jesus--

We've done 50 miles since we turned off.

Are you sure this is--

will you shut up a minute?

You're sure this is the right road?

Tony, let me navigate.

Wilderness weekend, huh?

I bet it snows.

This isn't good for my ovaries, Sid.

Ever since that trip to the abortion clinic,

your reproductive system has been very weird.

I know she stole one of my chocolate bars.

Thought I wouldn't notice that, you thieving little witch?

I sure did, Sidney.

Is that all you think about, is chocolate?

Don't call me Sidney.

Nobody calls me Sidney except my mother and Oral Roberts.

No.

Mostly I think about Frank Sinatra and Novocaine--

Asshole.

--But I needed chocolate for my energy.

Energy for what, Sid?

Energy for making you my own, my little vixen of love.

No way.

of that, I'll never get.

Boring.

Life doesn't agree with you.

Do you need any help?

No. We can handle it.

Just keep straight.

It's about three miles down the road.

I'll keep you inside anyway.

OK.

You were heading for the Sweet 16.

We're showing off in real good

Fashion.

The beauty queen.

Well, now I wish you were just a dream.

Do what you want to do.

You do what you want to do.

Hey, it looks deserted.

The brochure said that--

Forget about the brochure, Sharon.

Look, I guarantee you this is going to be

a weekend you'll never forget.

Just so's I can use my canoe.

Yeah, OK.

Kayak, kayak.

Could you check me in at the camp?

I'm going to cruise around for a little bit.

Yeah. Don't get lost.

If she's wondering--

Look it, look it.

Tony, why the hell did you stop?