Slasher

No, it's not.

Okay, you guys, I'm wasted. We should go back.

- What? - No.

You think Mr. Dubois is gonna be cool with his six most trusted counselors drunk?

- Yup. - No.

- Guys! - I guess not.

- Guess what I just found. - What?

A swimming hole.

Warm as bath water.

Yeah!

- You guys want to go swimming? - I wanna go swimming.

- I can barely walk. - Oh, come on.

- Yeah, I'm good. - Careful.

Come on. We got your back.

- Yeah, it'll be fun. - It'll be great.

You guys, what is this? There's a fire? Weird.

What's going on, you guys?

Tell me or I'm going back. What the fuck?

You're on trial, Talvinder.

- For what? - For being a nasty bitch.

Oh, God. No.

- Susan. - No, I can't do this.

- I can't do this. - Susan.

Fuck this!

Let's finish this.

Come on.

Oh, my God!

She's alive.

Talvinder! Hey!

I got you! Stop, stop, stop!

- Peter, put her the fuck down. - We're taking her to the hospital.

Put her down.

Get out of my way.

No!

- Get the fuck off me! - No!

How long have you been up?

Did you get any sleep?

You know me. I have to get up early.

I'm up all night thinking about how tired I'm gonna be the next day.

Then it just becomes a vicious, self-fulfilling prophecy.

So don't go.

- I have to go. - Why?

Andi, it's a simple question.

Don't be upset, please.

It's been like this since day one.

Like... you're hiding something from me.

Tell me, Andi.

Whatever it is.

Please, just tell me.

There's nothing, honest to God. I just... I don't wanna go. Simon!

You've gotta get ready.

So...

get ready.

You sure this can get you there?

Uh, yeah. Maybe I should just stay.

- Maybe I should skip the weekend. - Babe, no. Go have fun with your friends.

Jaden and I will be fine.

Boys night!

I love you.

I love you too.

Shut the fuck up, Noah.

Fine.

Oh, fuck, it's cold.

I hear someone playing the banjo, and I'm outta here.

- Let's just unpack the car, man. - Hey, guys.

Let's just act normal, huh?

You act normal. I'll be back here.

- I got worried I got the dates mixed up. - Yeah, sorry we're late.

We had a little trouble on the road. Gene, right?

Unless you work for the tax man. Then Gene's not here.

Not many people head up to "We Live As One" this time of year.

Oh, yeah, you know, we're just visiting the old stomping grounds.

It's gonna be a killer... weekend.

How about I just hand you the bag?

Sure.

Whatever floats your boat.

I don't have any cross country skis, but I can rent you some snowshoes.

No, that's cool. Just snowmobiles, thanks.

Your friend there, is she okay?

Oh, yeah. She's just a little car sick.

We don't get cell service out here, sweetheart. This ain't the big city.

Get your things and we'll get going.

Oh, Gene, that's so kind of you.

But we actually know where we're going

because we worked here when it was a summer camp, so...

Well, it's not the summer, and that dirt path up to the retreat

is a snow-covered ice rink for the next 30 klicks or so.

Now, back in '09, I got caught in a snowstorm,

the Hindu Curse, east of Kabul.

I watched a man lose his fingers and toes to the cold.

- You were a soldier? - Yeah, a lifetime ago.

You got a sweater or something warm you can put on?

I'm fine. I'm just not used to being outside in the winter.

I'm more of a five-star resort gal, in the Caribbean, on a beach.

Uh-huh.

Get your gear and we'll head out.

I got an extra sweater in my bag.

Great. I will be in the SUV, waiting while you find it.

Thank you.

Andi.

- Hey. - Oh.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

I'm worried about you. I think we all are.

Don't be.

This is the last place I wanna be. You know that, right?

We better get ready.

Andi...

I should've called you.

I really wanted to, I really did. I just didn't know what to say.

The longer I put it off, the weirder it all felt.

I'm sorry.

Wakes you up, huh?

They'll have coffee or hot chocolate.

Grab something stronger inside for you to warm up with.

WE LIVE AS ONE

It hasn't changed.

Just like we left it.

We're each in charge of about 20 kids.

We don't have to bunk with them, thank God,

but we are in charge of them 24/7.

You're actually in my cabin, which is me, my friend Susan,

and Dawn, who...

She's a bit of a force to be reckoned with.

But, honestly, though, she's fine. She's really cool.

Oh, no, that face wasn't... Forget it.

My first week here, I think I was probably more homesick than most of the campers.

Hey! I am so sorry I am late.

Well, it's okay.

Talvinder and I just finished orientation.

So I guess I handled it perfectly well by myself.

That's really good.

Hi, I'm Peter.

- Talvinder. Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- Hey, Tal, what are you doing tonight? - I don't have any plans.

Great, because tonight is movie night, and we've got this, like...

this, like, scary slasher flick.

If you wanna join.

- Do you mind if I join? - No, of course not.

Sweet.

Thank you. I should probably go meet my kids.

- Chin up. You're gonna be great. - If anything, you can just drown 'em.

You're kidding. I got it.

- I hope. - I'm kidding.

Heed my warning.

I am so sorry.

We were supposed to do her orientation together.

I know and I forgot and I double-booked.

By the time I was halfway past the lake, I remembered.

You know it's not a big deal, right?

Yeah, I know, but I looked like an idiot in front of her.

Okay, how about this?

Tonight, I'm on Talvinder duty, okay?

- I promise. Yeah? - Okay.

Come on, guys.

As we come out of half-moon pose into Warrior II, Virabhadrasana.

As we windmill to the floor into Chaturunga...

slowly lower yourself into Upward-Facing Dog.

Clearly, these gurus weren't dudes.

And when you're ready, only when you're ready...

we lie into Shavasana, Corpse Pose.

Hello! Anyone home?

Thank you for sharing your practice with me today. Namaste.

Namaste.

Namaste.

- Hello, Gene. - I brought your supplies.

- And your guests. - Thank you.

Hello, everyone. Welcome to We Live As One.

We're glad to be here. And thanks for letting us crash for the weekend.

Crashing is one way of putting it, but you're not crashing.

You're staying with us.

We want you to feel a part of our community while you're here.

We appreciate your hospitality.

We have a saying. "All crew and no passengers."

Everyone who lives here contributes. We have a sign-up sheet.

Put your name down for a cooking or cleaning shift.

Living as one might take you out of your comfort zone,

but we invite you to lean in and see what's there for you.

- Leaning's not really my... - We appreciate you letting us come.

Keira will show you to your cabin.

You can drop off your bags, freshen up, warm up.

Great. Thank you.

I'm just gonna change, and then I'll take you guys over.

Namaste.

- Namaste, new friends. - Namaste.

- Namaste. Thanks. - Thank you.

They're building a big resort. I get why you're concerned,

but according to this, there's no plans for where you buried Talvinder.

Okay. We buried her here. Right here, they're building the tennis courts.

- So very close, Susan. - I think it's more dangerous to move her.

If no one's found her yet, maybe they never will.

What if in a couple of years, they decide to expand the resort, or...

one of their guests goes to retrieve a tennis ball and, uh...

I don't know, trips over a skull instead?

Fine, let's say someone does find Talvinder.

Everyone thinks Owen killed her.

Owen was a suspect in the disappearance.

Right. Now, Owen will be the prime suspect in the murder.

I'm no CSI expert, but the crime scene we left behind,

- I'm pretty sure it's full of evidence. - Which they'll tie back to Owen.