:29:01
And then he proceeded ...
- Where are we?
:29:06
It's right over here.
:29:08
Myers, Judith Myers. I remember her.
:29:11
Couldn't believe.
:29:12
Such a young boy.
:29:15
Well, you lost?
:29:17
Why do they do it?
:29:19
Goddamn kids.
:29:22
They'll do anything for Halloweens.
:29:25
It was grave, hers.
- Oh, I know that.
:29:29
18, 19 ...
:29:33
Judith Myers.
:29:37
He came home.
:29:44
You still spooked?
:29:45
I wasn't spooked.
:29:48
Lies.
- I wasn't.
:29:50
Saw somebody standing in Mr. Riddle's back yard.
- Probably Mr. Riddle.
:29:53
He was watching me.
- Mr. Riddle was watching you? Laurie, Mr. Riddle is 87.
:29:58
He can still watch.
:29:59
That's probably all he can do.
:30:02
What's the pumkin for? - I brought it for Tommy. I figured
carving a Jack-O-Lantern would keep him occupied.
:30:07
I always said you'd make a fabulous girl scout.
-
:30:10
Thanks. - And for that matter,
I might as well be a girl scout myself tonight.
:30:13
I plan on making popcorn
and watching Doctor Demensia.
:30:17
Six straight hours of horror movies.
Little Lindsey Wallace won't know what hit her.
:30:31
My dad!
:30:32
Get rid of this.
:30:41
Laurie, stop caughing. What's the matter with you?
:30:45
Just be natural. There he is. Just be natural, Laurie.
:30:53
Hi, Annie, Laurie...
:30:55
Hi, Dad.
:30:56
What happened?
- What? What happened?