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(Woman) 'You're crazy. You're such an idiot.'
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(Man) 'You said you was gonna leave Elija.'
(Woman) Ha! Fool!
(Man) 'You said you was comin' with me!'
(Woman) 'You're such an idiot. You're such a fool.'
(Man) 'I give you money.'
(Woman) 'You could never give me enough money.'
(Man) 'I give you more money than Elija gives you!'
If you don't stop, I'm gonna tell Elija that baby isn't his.
And he'll kick you out in the street.
- And if you do, I'll kill you. - You wouldn't do anything.
You ain't gonna tell nothin'!
(Laughs)
You ain't gonna tell nothin'!
(Echoing screams)
Betty Jo! Oh, God!
Murderer!
(Thunderclap)
(Indistinct shouting and cheering)
Ready. Hup 1, hup 2!
Come on, come on!
All right!
- Oh, yay! - Not bad. Not bad.
Hey, come on! Now, break! Cut it out, man! Cut it out!
I'll kick your ass, Alex! You used your knees on me, man!
- Yeah, cos you elbowed me, man! - You crazy! I didn't do nothin'!
Come on, ain't nobody out here gettin' paid!
Y'all cuttin' in on my weekend time!
Come on. Cool it, man.
I know you ain't gettin' paid, man, cos if you is, I want my $5.
Come on, man. Come on.
Huddle up!
You guys kick off!
You looked pretty good out there, baby.
Yeah, I took it easy on them. Listen, baby, I'm late for work.
These guys here will take me home, right?
- Sure. - All right.
- Hey, good game, man. - Yeah!
And y'all be careful drivin' my baby home, now.
Bye.
All right, OK. Now, erm...
Let's go over this part one more time to make sure you got it, OK?
- Yeah, OK. - OK, good.
What is the next step after a case is argued before a Court of Appeals?
It's reviewed by a board then sent on to the next highest court in the district...
- Ike. Ike. - What's wrong?
Honey, you wear these things night and day without socks and they stink.
Baby, those are $30 superstar shoes.
That may be so, but would you mind putting them outside?
If I put 'em outside, somebody might steal 'em.
Ha-ha! They won't be able to get close enough.
Oh, that's cold, Christella.
If somebody makes off with my track shoes, it's on you, hear?
I will take all the responsibility.
You heard that, shoes. It's on her.
Honey, er...
Hey, let's knock it off for tonight, baby.
(♪ Switches on music)
Yeah, I've had enough law.
I have a very good idea.
I think a night out on the town will do you a whole lot of good.
No, I can't do it, baby.
We did promise Phyllis and Tony we'd celebrate their first anniversary.
Yeah, yeah, but...
Now, listen, it's just one night.
It's been ages since we've been anywhere.
It'll throw me off, baby.
Come on, Ike, how often do you celebrate a first anniversary?
Hmm?
Why do I let you get me into stuff like this, huh?
Oh, I guess it's, er... cos you love me.
Yeah.
(♪ Disco music playing)
- What's the matter with you, Tony? - I'm fine, man, I'm fine.
You better close your mouth, kid!
God, I could never do anything like that. Could you, Christella?
At least not in front of an audience.
No, man. I got it. I got it.
I got it, I got it, I got it.
Besides, you ain't drinking nothing but beer.
Man, when are you gonna learn it's medically proven
that good gin cleanses your soul out?
Listen, man, ain't nothing wrong with my soul.
Oh, ain't nothing wrong with his soul.
(Indistinct chatter)
Sara Divine! Just follow me inside!
Now, gentlemen, step right up now. Here it is, so catch this show.
The best show on Bourbon Street here at the 500 Club.
No cover charge. See the whole show.
The best show on Bourbon Street. Sara Divine, the hip hypnotist.
- Let's go. - Catch this show. It's the best show.
Just relax, fellas.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, just a few seconds of seriousness.
I wanna explain exactly what's gonna be happening with these boys.
Number one, while they're under hypnosis,
they will do nothing they consider morally wrong.
For instance, they wouldn't shoot anybody or hurt anybody.
They are not able to respond to something they feel is morally wrong.
They merely imagine whatever I tell them in a bigger, bigger way.
One thing is very, very important.
No drinking, no talking, no clinking of glasses.
You'll notice no one's allowed to serve a drink while I put them under,
because they must concentrate on the sound of my voice.
Then when they are under, then we can have fun and enjoy ourselves.
So, I would appreciate complete silence. Thank you.
OK, boys, you'll hear only the sound of my voice.
You'll put your hands on your legs.
You will choose a spotlight and you will stare at that spotlight.
At the count of ten, you will be in a deep sleep.
You'll hear only the sound of my voice. Ready?
One. Your eyelids are getting heavy.
Two. Your eyelids are getting heavier and heavier.
Three. Your eyelids are about to close. They feel very, very heavy.
Four, five. Your eyes are closed.
You're very relaxed, you're very relaxed.
Six, seven. You hear only the sound of my voice.
Only the sound of my voice.
You are very relaxed. You cannot open your eyes.
You will concentrate only on the sound of my voice.
Nine, ten. You are completely asleep.
You hear only the sound of my voice.
All right, boys, at the count of three, you will raise your right hand very tight.
You will spread the muscles in your fingers in your right hand.
You will not be able to bring them down. Ready? One, two, three.
Right hands into the air. Fingers stiff.
There's no way. Try to put your hands down. You cannot.
You cannot. Fingers stiff and spread.
You cannot put your hands down.
You're relaxed and hear only the sound of my voice.
So innocent in their sleep. Aren't they beautiful? Look at these gentlemen.
OK, let's have some fun.
(Laughter)
Oh-oh!
(Sara) OK, guys, arms down.
You're in a hot place, a very hot place.
You're in the Sahara Desert,
and you're hotter than you've ever been in your life.
It's 105 degrees,
and you're hot, very hot.
It's 110 degrees.
It's 115 degrees, and you're hot.
Very, very hot. 120. Freeze!
You believe this guy?
Hey, what are you, a stripper in drag?
Lovely, lovely.
OK, darling, put the three-pieces away,
because you're all in a cold place, a very cold place.
You're inside a big, giant refrigerator,
and you are colder than you have ever been in your lives.
(Audience laugh)
It's cold.
You've never been colder in your life.
(Echoes of maniacal laughter)
(Screaming echoes)
(Sara) Now let's have a big hand for these talented gentlemen!
All right, Ike!
That was all right!
- Are you OK? - Yeah, I'm fine.
Put these in your bag. Just go ahead and put 'em in your bag.
- How was it? - It was fine.
I just saw a lot of colors and stuff like that.
Let's go somewhere where we can dance.
- That sounds all right. - Let's get out of here.
- OK. - Go ahead, baby, I'll catch up.
- Hurry up. Don't forget anything, OK? - I got it, I got everything.
(♪ Disco music playing)
(♪ Music recedes)
- (Woman screams) - (Man) God!
(Christella) Ike?
Hey, Ike.
What is it?
It's, uh...
It's all right.
- Come on, baby, we better sit down. - Well, what's wrong?
Nothing. I got a little headache, that's all.
Maybe a little too much beer.
- I think we'd better go home. - I said it's just a headache.
All right, I'm gonna get Tony and we're gonna get out of here.
Hi. You feeling better?
Yeah, I feel all right. I took some more aspirin.
That's great, cos I've got something really terrific to show you.
Chris, can we cool it tonight, baby?
What's happened to my lover man? What's the problem?
Christella, please, huh?
Not tonight, huh? I've got a lot on my mind tonight.
Hey.
You sure everything's OK?
Yeah, I'm sure, baby.
Let's just go to sleep, OK?
Uh-huh.
(Man) 'Oh, God!'
(Gunshots)
(Tony) Something on your mind, man? Hey!
Hmm? No, man.
You come in here and say you gotta talk to me,
then you just sit there staring into space.
- You got something on your mind? - Nothing, man.
- Everything's fine. Nothing on my mind. - You're fine, huh?
How come you put sugar in your coffee without taking it out of the package?
- Aw, shit. - Mm-hmm.
Now you tell me ain't nothing on your mind.
I don't take sugar in my coffee.
Hey, man, I'm your best friend.
You can tell me. Now what's jamming you up?
- I don't know. - What you mean, you don't know?
Lately I've been getting these headaches, you know.
I mean, like, all the time, Tony.
They just come on me like that, for about a week now.
I'm turning into an aspirin junkie.
Oh, man, sounds like tension to me.
Hey, you got a heavy load at school and you're driving that cab in between.
Now that's bound to get to you.
Maybe I got high blood pressure
or, uh, or that, uh, hyper...
- Hypertension. - Tension.
Yeah.
Maybe I ought to see a doctor.
Well, look, there's a brother here named Dr. Caldwell.
I'll ask him to check you out.
But I bet you he tells you the same thing I'm saying to you.
Man, you're working too hard. Call him, OK?
Say, Ike. You want that strawberry cream pie?
Hmm?
(♪ Music over dialogue)
- Ike. - Hmm?
Where did you get this?
Oh, a little old second-hand shop over on, uh... You like it?
Oh, sure, but what are you gonna do with it?
I mean it's not exactly you, if you know what I mean.
I'm sorry.
It's cool.
You're perfectly healthy. You don't have hypertension or high blood pressure.
As for those headaches, they're probably emotional.
All I can recommend is that you lay back on the studies a bit and on the job.
Maybe meditate. Smoke some weed.
And if the headaches come back, you come back and we'll check further.
But I don't think there's any problem.
Nothing physical...
Ike, don't let that mind of yours play tricks on you.
You're a perfectly normal young man
who's burning the candle at both ends, that's all.
(Indistinct conversation and jazz music playing)
It don't go down that way and she knows it,
and she's messing with me, and no one messes with Enoch Land.
You hear me? You tell Doris what I said.
You tell that bitch I say she better straighten up,
or I'm gonna go over personally and get into it with her. You dig it?
Homeboy! Homeboy!
Hey.
- Kiss my ass. - Hey...
- Long time no see, blood. - Enoch, how's it been, man?
All right.
Hey, look, uh... you still into a lot of things, ain't you?
You know, a man's gotta make a living.
Er, what brings you down, blood?
Maybe you got some place we can go and talk.
Yeah, step into my office.
Don't tell me, don't tell me, young blood,
you decided to steer johns?
Man, with your cabs and my ladies, we could clean up.
And it's a percentage game, you know. You get a good piece of the action.
No, no, Enoch, ain't nothing like that, man.
Uh... I just want to put some money on a number, that's all.
Look a-here, look a-here.
My man decided to get down.
Man, do you know I've been wanting you to play for over a year now?
You know, uh... a dollar.
Mm-hmm.
Yes, sir. Good doing business with you, blood.
You know it ain't steering, but the numbers is a good start.
Uh, what you want?
Oh, uh...
- 141. - Mm-hmm.
Like I said, blood, good pleasure doing business with you.
Yes, sir. What you say? Ha-ha!
A-ha. Here's a good one.
"Review boards are generally called upon to act in cases involving what?"
Uh, cases...
Cases that appeal to a lower court that, uh...
- (Woman screams) - Is Daddy doing you good?
Hey! Ike! Ike?
Isaac, you in there?
Uh...
Sure. Yeah.
Listen...
- Baby, my head is killing me. - Oh.
Ooh, your neck is as hard as a rock.
I better take some aspirin.
What you need is a little wine to kind of loosen you up
and get rid of all that tension.
Ike!
(Door closes)
How you doing, baby?
You should get some sleep and you'll feel better in the morning.
Hello! Hey, what happened to your headache?
It's gone.
Oh, great.
Hey.
Oh, that's nice.
Take you on a long ride, girl.
Let me take you down, baby.
Hey... Aargh!
What are you doing?
Daddy ain't gonna hurt you, baby.
Oh, God!
Daddy's doing you good, baby.
Oh, yeah, oh, yes!
- Yes? - Yeah, yeah, yeah!
Don't stop now. Man, come on.
God.
Come on, now.
Don't stop.
(Screams)
Daddy's doing you good!
(Screams)
Oh, God!
Shh.
(Radio) 'Champion of God, the Reverend Elija Bliss.'
- 'Satan, whose wife is an evil spirit...' - (Crowd) 'Yeah!'
'...is dark and engulfs all of us with his wicked ways.
'He is the prince of darkness!
'We must not let Satan come into our house.'
(Switches off radio)
(Horn blares)
(Tires screech)
What are you trying to do? Stop!
Stop it! Stop it!
What are you trying to do?
Stop!
Will you stop?
Oh, please!
Help me!
(Groaning)
(Screaming)
(Groaning)
Oh, my God! Please, please!
Come on, get the fuck on out of my goddamn car!
- Don't kill me. - Kill you? Bitch, get off of me.
What the fuck is wrong with you? Is you crazy? Ha!
(Humming)
J.D. Walker, the Ace! Hey!
(Christella) 'Honey, what kind of dressing do you want?'
- Roquefort. - Huh?
Roquefort.
You wanna cut down on your hours until exams are over?
Hendricks, do you realize how shorthanded I am?
Three guys quit on me in the last two months.
Gasoline has gone up 2 cents a gallon.
Look, Ralph, I didn't mean to cause you any problems, I just thought...
Problems? You don't know the half of it! Problems...
Insurance is going up this month, this place is falling to pieces,
and to top it off, the cops came by.
Seems this woman is laid up in the hospital.
She claims that one of the drivers roughed her up,
beat her up in one of my cabs.
All she can remember is that it was a black guy.
Well, I got thirty guys working for me that fit that description,
but that'll make the insurance premiums go up, sure as hell.
The body shop called saying I owe money on three cabs
that they fixed in one month.
(Elija) 'Everybody say amen.' (Crowd) 'Amen!'
(Elija) 'Everybody say amen!' (Crowd) 'Amen!'
(Elija) 'Everybody say amen!'
'Murderer! Murderer!'
Murderer!
(Elija) 'We must be vigilant! We must be watchful!'
We must not let Satan come into our house!
I got to get more comfortable because I feel the spirit in this house.
I feel the spirit in this house now! Can you feel it?
I can feel it!
I can feel it! Ha-ha!
I can feel it! It starts in my head!
And it starts to move on down to my stomach!
And it makes me feel all good inside!
It fills that void!
That empty space right here in my gut!
I say the spirit, yeah, the spirit does that!
We all can feel a part of that joy!
We all can feel a part of his wondrous love!
All you've got to do is get in touch with it and go with it!
Go with it and feel his joy!
Go with it, and feel a part of God!
Then you've got your negative forces on the ropes,
and it's going down for the count!
Only a matter of time
before God is in your corner, going to blows for you!
It's only a matter of time
before sadness and sickness is going down for the final count!
Some, some, someday soon,
someday soon each and every one of us
will see our demons going down for the final count!
Someday soon,
each and every one of us will see our own personal devils
going out for the final count!
Someday soon,
each and every one of us will step to the center of the arena of our souls!
Clasp our hands above our heads in victory!
In victory!
Murderer! Murderer!
Murderer!
In victory! Victory!
Ha-ha-ha-ha!
And with the holy help of the Holy Spirit,
I fought my way back!
Yes, I said I fought my way back
against the evils and the demons,
and now I am victorious!
I am victorious!
With the help and the grace of God!
- Just say amen now! - (Crowd) Amen!
You're a fake and a phony! You wasn't even a decent fighter!
- You're a fake! - (Woman screams)
Let the poor soul go. Let him go!
This man's got enough chains.
Come.
You see this poor soul?
This is you and me.
Are you all right? Get him out of here.
- Liar! Liar! - Young man?
Young man?
Thank you. I don't know your name.
Ike. Isaac Hendricks.
Isaac.
This is my daughter, Roberta, and my brother, Theotis.
I hope you come back again. I...
I feel I know you. Perhaps our souls are connected.
I will. I will come back very soon.
I hope so... Isaac.
Good name.
- The car's waiting. - See you again soon, Ike.
Goodbye, children. Goodbye, children.
- Bye-bye. - Same to you.
(Man) 'You said you was gonna leave Elija.'
(Betty Jo) 'You're a fool.' (Man) 'You was comin' with me!'
(Betty Jo) 'What kind of money?' (Man) 'More than Elija gives you.'
(Betty Jo) 'Oh, come on. You could never give me what Elija gives me.
'And if you don't stop, I'll tell him that baby isn't his.
'And he'll kick you out in the street.'
(Man) 'If you do, I'll kill you.' (Betty Jo) 'You fool.'
(J.D.) 'Oh, God!'
('Betty Jo screams')
(Door opens)
Ike, I was so worried about you.
You're drunk. Why?
I called up the garage. Nobody knew where you were.
I thought you had an accident. You coulda called to say you were OK...
Bitch! I hate you.
Quit flappin' your goddamn gums.
(Screams)
What the hell is the matter with you?
Are you crazy?
How dare you talk to me like I'm some kind of common sissified nigger wimp.
- What is this shit, anyway? - Don't nobody talk to me like that!
Especially no bitch ho like you! Teach you to fuck with me!
I ought to put your ass out in the goddamn street.
You're crazy. Get...
Get...
Teach her to fuck with me.
Goddamn, Chris!
Silly-ass ho! Hm!
Silly-ass bitch!
Fuck with me.
Stop fuckin' with me!
(Maniacal laughter)
Chris...honey...
I don't remember doing any of those things.
I woke up this morning, you were gone.
And you don't remember?
Well, that's funny, because, uh...
...you were so drunk, I'm surprised you even remember your name.
Ike, you, uh...
You beat me up.
'You cursed me.'
And you threw me out of the apartment.
Chris...
I don't know what to say.
I don't see how I could... Oh, honey, listen...
I'm sorry. Please forgive me.
She won't talk to you?
Yeah...
She blew in last night like she had the devil on her tail.
She was all hysterical. Took hours to calm her down.
I'm flippin' out.
I'm fuckin' flippin' out.
I don't even remember.
Maybe I should see a shrink.
I mean, I'm crackin' up, man. I blacked out.
Man, you don't need no shrink, and you ain't crackin' up.
You under a lot of pressure, and last night you got your head bad
and let off some steam.
- That's bullshit! - Hey, Ike.
Christella is gonna be back, man.
I think it's a good thing to go upside of a woman's head
when she starts handing you lip. Believe it or not, they like that.
Hey, man, honest to God.
You have got to go into your nigger act on 'em every once in a while.
They gonna push you till you show 'em where the lines are.
You know something, man?
It's pretty encouraging that you did what you did.
Now, as long as I've known you,
you've always seemed to be, you know, sorta repressed.
Well, last night, you got tow-up and let it all out.
That's fantastic, man.
I don't know.
I do know...
that my baby says I beat her up, and I don't even remember.
Don't worry about it. She's gonna be back.
Chris, your folks are really worried about you.
They called and asked me to talk to you.
This guy could be dangerous.
Ike is not dangerous.
Now, he is going through a thing.
He needs time to get his head together.
- So do I. That's why I left. - You don't call that dangerous?
This looks worse than it is.
I thought you didn't like violent cats. I thought that turned your stomach.
I don't understand you.
Let's not start in on that, Carl, because it wasn't about that.
Then what was it about?
Now, look, my parents didn't call you because you're a friend.
They called you because you are a cop.
They blew this whole thing out of proportion.
Now, your being my ex-husband
doesn't give you any right to come back into my life.
I told them I would keep an eye on Ike.
All right, it's for you.
You just don't stop loving someone.
I wanna make sure he's as cool as you think.
OK?
Girl, would you stop thinking about that man?
- I can't help it, Phyllis. - It won't do you any good.
I know.
Chris!
How you doing, baby?
Uh...
Speak of the devil.
Sooner we talk about this thing, sooner we get it straightened out.
I guess I don't have much choice, do I?
Phyllis.
Um...
About, um, uh, uh, uh... the other night...
I need you.
Chris...
Baby, something's happening to me and I don't know what it is.
I've never felt this lost before in my life, baby.
I don't know what's happening.
I know I...I did something foul to you. I said some foul things.
I'm sorry, baby.
Ah...
I want you to come back to me, Chris.
It's hard, Ike.
I'm just as confused as you are.
Now, your head is in a bad place for whatever reason.
You beat me up, and yet you say you don't remember.
- I don't remember. Chris... - That's not the point.
Now, how can I be sure it won't happen again?
I do love you, Ike.
And I want to see you get this thing cleared up, but I...
Oh, God.
I'm sorry, baby.
No, no, I'm sorry.
Goodbye, Ike.
I'll give you a call and, um...
(Radio choir) ♪ Battle of Jericho And the walls come tumbling down
- ♪ That wall, now - ♪ Down in the Battle of Jericho ♪
- ♪ Jericho - ♪ Jericho
♪ Jericho!
♪ Down in the Battle of Jericho
♪ And the walls come tumbling down ♪
- Good evening, church. - (Crowd) Good evening, Reverend.
Ha-ha. And it is a good evening
with all you good brothers and sisters here tonight.
And we gonna try and make it a little bit better, all right?
- 'Amen, now.' - (Crowd) 'Amen!'
(Elija) 'Faith is the evidence of things hoped for.
'Faith is the evidence of things unseen.'
- You a big boy now, you can take it. - You think I'm gonna take it, huh?
I'm gonna take you to the killing floor, and I'll cut you every kind of way!
I'm gonna cut you all kind of ways. You know, it's over. Your life is over!
Goddamn!
You!
You think that you can get hold of me!
(Indistinct ranting)
Oh, shit!
(Elija) 'I believe...
'I believe that we have worked our way to this point.
'I believe the source we call ourselves... Ha-ha-ha!
'And the spirit did that part, the spirit did that part!
'I said, the spirit did that part!'
(Congregation applaud and cheer)
(Maniacal laughter)
I said, the spirit did that part!
The Holy Spirit!
And we did that all with the help of the spirit.
The Holy Spirit did it, huh? The Holy Spirit. Ha!
You know what the Holy Spirit is, now?
The spirit helped us
to move on up a little higher!
Move on up a little higher! Ha-ha!
I believe that the Holy Spirit and faith are the helpmates
that help us to spar against the evil, wicked life!
And with their help, we will win!
We will win!
Let the church say, "We will win!"
- We will win! - We will win!
- Why don't you give me a lift home? - You mean to your father's place?
No. I've got my own place. I'm a big girl.
Sure.
Good evening. I'm glad you could come.
Papa, Ike's giving me a ride home.
Good night.
(Bells tolling)
(Clamor of voices)
I don't like him. I don't want him around.
You shouldn't have let Roberta go off with him.
I like him. He's all right.
- We're all God's children, Theotis. - "All God's children."
Shit, he's a rowdy street nigger, and he's gonna cause trouble.
Always hanging around with his funny eyes.
He's on something, and he is trouble.
(Elija sighs)
I'll tend to spiritual matters and you run the organization, OK?
You do what you do best, and I'll use my own judgment in these matters.
"Spiritual matters"' my behind!
You're starting to believe your own jive sermons, brother.
You're pimping God's consciousness like some kind of fat whore.
You're just selling cheap feel-good thrills to a bunch of suckers
who are looking for the second coming of Jesus, or some such shit.
Just keep in mind what you really do, Elija,
and I'll keep the show running... smoothly.
- I feel no danger, Theotis. - Well, I sure as hell do.
And I'm gonna make sure that somebody keeps a beady eye on his ass.
There is no danger, Theotis.
I know these things.
What about your mama?
I never knew my mother. She died when I was a baby.
I lived with an aunt till I was about 15.
Then I went to live with my uncle and my father,
But I had already started my evil ways.
(Laughs)
Ever do something on impulse?
All the time.
Come here.
We're a lot alike, aren't we?
(Laughs)
Hey, man! Hey!
Aargh! Shit! Oh!
This is just a warning, sucker.
You shape up quick, or we gonna get down.
- Who are you? What do you want? - I do the talkin', nigger.
Theotis Bliss don't want you hanging around Roberta.
Now you be cool, or you gonna come up with your throat cut.
Dig that, Doctor? Huh?
Yeah, you... run with them motherfuckers.
You're my baby sister. You're my baby sister, Betty Jo!
You my baby sister, Betty Jo. They are my enemies!
They my enemies!
The boss is right. You one weird nigger.
Now, you been warned, so be cool.
Dig it?
(J.D.) 'Oh, my God!
'Oh, my God!'
Ike?
Hi.
Oh, I missed you so much.
- I love you, baby. - I love you, too.
Ike?
What in the world have you done to yourself?
What's the matter, baby?
Don't you like your daddy's conk, huh?
Oh, God. I thought this shit was all over with.
Over?
Bitch, J.D. just gettin' it together, just startin' to make his move.
I thought you had gone away. It was over. You said it was over!
I hate bitches like you, think you better than somebody else.
You just tryin' to get in between me and what I got to do.
Now, I don't want that nigger flatfoot following me around.
You call him off, the motherfucker!
(Snorts)
What's the matter, baby?
Scared of your daddy?
Gonna teach you once and for all to fuck with J.D. Walker.
No...
No! God!
No! Oh, God! Oh, God!
(Screams in pain)
Oh, God!
Hell, there is a dead bitch.
Get her! Punch her!
(Muttering)
Goddamn bitch!
Open the door.
Open the goddamn door.
(Banging)
Jesus!
Open this goddamn door! I'll kill your ass, bitch!
Oh, God.
My God.
(J.D.) Goddamn!
Oh, God, help me.
Oh, God. Oh, God.
It's all right.
I don't need your ass.
Oh, God.
(Receding footsteps)
(♪ Disco music playing)
Man, I ain't seen a get-up like that in 25 years.
Ah, ha-ha-ha! Yeah.
Yeah, sharp as a tack and ready to sting.
(Woman) Don't you have a table?
Not right now, sugar. I'm gonna look around.
All right, have a good time. Have a good time.
Now...
Ain't you a fine young thing?
- What's your name? - Sheryl. What's yours?
J.D. Walker.
The boss talker.
The water walker!
Yeah. You're really something else.
That's right.
Me and Jesus.
He wasn't himself.
He turned into this... into this monster, a whole other person.
I don't give a damn who he was. Look at you.
He's a maniac. I'm gonna teach him a lesson.
Goddamn it, Carl, I keep telling you, there is something wrong with Ike.
He was trying to tell me and I wouldn't listen. He was calling out for help.
Chris, why do you keep defending him? He almost killed you.
No, listen, man, she's right. We all should've known.
Well, I should've known. The headaches, the doctor thing.
The guy was going through some heavy changes and wouldn't nobody listen.
Tonight, he kept saying he was this "J.D. Walker".
- It wasn't Ike, I know that. - I'm going after him.
And I want to get my hands on him before anybody else does.
Aw, man, why don't you listen?
I warned her about that guy the first time he beat her up.
I told her Hendricks would be dangerous, but she wouldn't listen.
She went back to him anyway. Now she ends up half dead and raped.
Carl, I'm warning you. Now, simmer down.
You can't afford to go losing your head over this thing.
There's an APB out on him. We'll get him.
I wish I could get my hands on him first. I'd blow his goddamn brains away.
He's a maniac, George, a fuckin' schizo killer.
- "J.D. Walker"' my ass! - What?
Ah, the bastard told Chris his name was J.D. Walker.
J.D. Walker's been dead for over 30 years.
That was the best fucking I ever had.
That's cos you've been dealin' with the Ace.
You gotta leave? Where you goin', sugar?
I got business to take care of.
Oh, shit, that's my old man!
Shit!
Better go talk to him.
Sheryl?
Hey. What you doing back so soon, baby?
You got somebody with you, don't you, bitch?
You got somebody with you, and I'll kick the son of a bitch's ass.
Back off!
Yeah, that's right...
I fucked your woman, sucker.
Motherfucker, I'm gonna kill ya.
I'm gonna rip your ass apart.
Come on.
This nigger's crazy.
I'm the craziest nigger you ever gonna meet.
(Screams)
Yeah.
I'm gonna cut you every which way but loose.
Son of a bitch, I'm gonna kill you!
Come on. Come on, fool!
I'll kill you. I'll kill you!
I'll kill you!
Aargh!
You get up, I'll send you to meet your maker.
Now, what you know?
Big nigger got some sense.
Heh-heh-heh.
I'm taking your car.
Goodnight, sugar.
(Chuckles)
(Thunderclap)
(Ike) Please!
Let me go!
(Screams)
(Gunshots)
I'll have my revenge!
(Man) 'Gonna give you a break, man. I'll mash your face...'
('Overlapping raised voices')
- (Man) You a big boy, you take it. - You think I'm gonna take it, huh?
I'm gonna take you to the killing floor, and I'll cut you every kind of way!
'I'm gonna cut you all kinds of ways! It's over! Your life is over!'
(Crowd) 'Amen!' (Elija) 'The church says amen!'
(Crowd) 'Amen!'
(Elija) 'Anything that you can conceive and believe in can become true.'
As long as it becomes a thought in your mind,
then it becomes reality!
If I had not thought that it was possible for me to change my life,
I'd still be in the gutter today!
We are all...
So you're a jackleg preacher now, huh, Elija?
(Crowd gasps)
Yeah, that's right.
It's J.D. Walker.
Where's that good-for-nothing brother of yours? Heh-heh!
- I got a score to settle with him. - (Screams)
Why did you come back, J.D.?
My business is with Theotis.
You never was in this.
You tell Theotis to meet me on the killing floor.
He know where it is.
(Snorts derisively)
(Raucous laughter)
Ha-ha! Whoo! Ha-ha-ha!
Whoo! Ha-ha-ha!
(Capt. Turner) Walker turned up dead one night.
They never found out who killed him.
He was a hustler, ran a numbers game
and a black-market meat racket during the war.
He had a lot of enemies and a lot of women.
(Carl) Hmm...
Bliss was involved in the underworld in the '40s,
and Hendricks is tied to him.
But why? Why would a kid like Hendricks
even know about J.D. Walker?
Carl, just got a report of a guy fitting Hendricks' description
assaulted and tried to kill a man and his wife with a razor.
He took their Continental. We got the license number.
What the hell do you mean, J.D. Walker is back?
He's back. I saw him. He said he has a score to settle with you.
It's some hustler running a game.
This is what comes of being so open about the past.
It's not a game. J.D. Walker is back.
Don't you understand? This is a test.
God is testing me.
This boy is possessed by the spirit of J.D. Walker, and his...
Theotis, his soul must be purged of this evil spirit.
I must make J.D. understand that his soul won't rest
until he comes to grips with this heinous crime he committed.
Theotis, it is really my fight.
It was I who loved Betty Jo.
It was because of me that he killed his only sister.
Well... I'll get rid of the fool.
No. I will go and talk to him.
That almost got you killed once before.
Theotis, I've always been indebted to you for saving my life.
Now, me and Roberta suffered a terrible loss
when Betty Jo was killed.
Now, this thing, I must bring this thing to an end.
I will walk into the valley of the shadow of death
and talk this evil spirit down.
Elija, deal with the real world. We don't know what this maniac will do.
No, Theotis. Just once, let's do it my way.
OK.
We'll both go.
(Betty Jo) You're crazy. You're such an idiot.
(Theotis) You said you were gonna leave Elija!
(Betty Jo) Ha! Fool!
(Theotis) You said you was comin' with me!
(Betty Jo) You're such an idiot. You're such a fool.
(Theotis) I gave you money!
(Betty Jo) You could never give me enough money.
(Theotis) I give you more than Elija gives you!
If you don't stop, I'm gonna tell Elija that baby isn't his,
and he'll kick you out in the street.
- If you do, I'll kill you! - You wouldn't do anything.
You ain't gonna tell nothin'!
Ha-ha-ha!
You ain't gonna tell nothin'!
(Screams)
Betty Jo! Oh, God!
Murderer.
Murderer!
(Door opens)
J.D.!
J.D. Walker!
We're here!
I've come to save your soul, J.D.
Let this feud be over.
Let your soul rest.
Leave vengeance to the Lord.
(J.D.) Shut up, Elija! Fool!
You always been the bootlickin' lackey!
You still is a buck-dancin' nigger puppet!
You should've stayed in your church, Elija!
I told you my business was with Theotis.
Get out of here!
Theotis killed my sister!
You took dives whenever that nigger told you to.
You the chump, all right, Elija.
Theotis killed Betty Jo because she was gonna tell you something.
That baby she had wasn't yours!
Belonged to Theotis!
Roberta...
You look just like your mama.
I had to do it.
Your mama and J.D. were no damn good.
Theotis...
In the name of Jesus...
I made you.
You were nothing without me. You were shit.
I made you, and she was with you.
She had my child, but she was with you.
She laughed at me, mocked me, threatened to tell.
I had to kill the bitch!
(Gunshot)
(Roberta) Papa!
(Gunshot)
Give me the gun, Elija! I'll kill you!
Theotis!
I'll kill you!
Papa!
Kill him!
(Maniacal laughter)
(Gunshot)
You're dead!
(Sobbing)
(Roberta) I killed him.
(Weeping)
No.
Oh, God!
God!
Oh, sweet Jesus.
(Sirens wailing in distance)
(Roberta) Oh, sweet Jesus.
Hendricks!
I'll kill you.
(Grunts)
Carl!
Carl! What the hell's the matter with you?
No!
My God...
What have I done?
(Officer) You live in New Orleans? (Ike) Yes.
- (Officer) Drive a cab? - Right.
(Officer) You said you go to law school. Are you married?
(Ike) Not really.
You're living with someone? What's her name?
Christella Borden.
You can remember that, but not anything else?
- (Ike) Not much. - Let's keep on trying.
The girl says she did it.
I don't believe that for a minute. I want that joker's ass under the jail.
Hendricks says he can't remember anything.
Of course he doesn't.
He doesn't wanna be slapped with a murder one, not to mention forcible rape.
You're just pissed off because the girl won't press charges.
- The son of a bitch raped her! - She won't press charges.
Are you telling me I did all those weird things because I was possessed?
It was J.D.'s voice and his manner.
Isaac Hendricks was a vessel for God's justice.
And now he's free to live his own life.
J.D. Walker can, uh... rest in eternal peace.
You mean...
...I can just be walkin' down the street
and get taken over by some demon out to get revenge on somebody?
It can happen anytime, anywhere.
You were possessed. There's no doubt about that.
But is it over?
How do I know it won't happen again?
There's no way to know that.
(Laughs) Aw, that's crazy.
(Turner) All right, let's set the record straight.
It's my understanding that in the struggle, the gun went off.
Theotis might've even pulled the trigger himself, right?
Yes.
(Turner) All right, that wraps it up for me.
Papa.
I raised you as my daughter,
and you'll always be that to me.
Come on. Let's go.
Ike, I don't wanna see you in here again.
Well, I don't...
Well, I don't wanna be back here again.
Uh...thank you, Captain.
That's a bad suit, blood.
Man, I'm sorry, but I had to.
- I could use something to eat. - That's nothin' new.
That's his problem, always eatin'.
Hey, man, do you see this?
Now, people call this a natural rock formation.
There's your natural rock formation, man!
- Good to have you back, blood. - Good to be back, man.
Let's go.
(♪ JOSEPH A. GREENE: "I Will Never Let You Go")
♪ I will never let you go
♪ Why? Because I love you so
♪ I've made all these plans, I hope you understand
♪ We've weathered the storm, Now you're in my arms
♪ And I'll never Never let you go
♪ I will never
♪ No, never
♪ I'll never
♪ No, no
♪ I will never ever let you go
♪ I will never let you go
♪ I could never love you more
♪ All my fury's gone
♪ We can carry on
♪ If you take my hand, I know we'll start again
♪ And I'll never, never let you go
♪ I will never
♪ No, never
♪ I'll never
♪ Whoa, no!
♪ I will never ever let you go ♪