(tense music)
(glass shattering)
(ominous music)
(patient screams)
- Please, let me go.
No! (flesh squelching)
- I don't think so.
(ominous music)
(peaceful music)
- It's such a beautiful, beautiful day, Mia.
You know, it reminds me of the day you were born.
The flowers are blooming.
The birds are singing.
The sky is so perfect and clear and blue.
It's so peaceful and quiet.
There is so much hope for better days ahead.
- Shut up, mother!
- That's it.
I have had it with you, you ungrateful little brat!
I have done everything for you and this is how you treat me?
- How bout I shoot you right now?
What are your last words, mom?
- All right, all right, everybody calm down.
Take a deep breath, Mia.
- If you shoot me, I shoot her.
So stay out of it.
This is none of your business, Detective Asshole!
- It's Detective Ross.
Only my ex and my daughter get to call me Detective Asshole.
Now Mia,
I want you to move your gun and point it towards me.
- Don't worry, she's not gonna shoot me or anyone else.
She hasn't followed through with anything
a day in her damn life.
- You see what she's doing?
She's begging me to shoot her!
- Alice, you're not helping here, all right?
Mia, focus.
I want you to move your gun over here.
Mom's not going anywhere.
We're gonna talk this out.
- No!
- That's it, that's it.
I have had it with you, Mia!
I have done everything for you and you're so ungrateful.
You ungrateful little brat!
- Alice, just shut up!
- I'm gonna shoot, I mean it!
- No! (gunshot firing)
(tense music)
- Oh my God. - I'm so sorry.
- Oh my, oh my God, baby.
- Oh my God, mom.
- I love you so much. - I'm so sorry.
- You could have been killed.
That man could have killed my baby.
- I'm sorry. - My baby's alive.
Oh my God, oh my God.
I'm so happy you're still alive.
You almost killed my daughter.
You monster, how could you shoot her?
- I shot her gun.
You're alive, she's fine.
- I hope your daughter doesn't get treated like this.
(tense music)
- Come on, please, I need a signal.
Oh no.
Not here, not now, no.
Oh, come on, come on, come on.
Pick up, pick up.
Daddy, I messed up.
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have come here, it's so shady.
But it's worse than that, I'm in trouble.
They're coming from me.
They can smell the blood.
They're going to- (gasps)
- Where do you think you were going, Faye?
- No, please, let me go.
- Who do you talk to?
- No one.
Please, why won't you let me go?
- Dr. Pavor has big plans.
Let's go, let's go. - No, no.
Please don't take me back to Dr. Pavor, no!
(door creaking) (tense music)
- Dr. Pavor, do you want to know what happened to Faye?
- Is she still alive?
- Yes, but you should have seen what I did.
- Not now.
Can you see that I'm busy here?
- Last chance to change your mind.
Cheap surgery across the border is never a good idea.
- I've heard the place has some decent reviews.
- Heard it from who?
- Doesn't matter.
We got a week off our classes
and just enough money to pull this off.
We're doing this.
- And you really think Bobby's gonna believe
you suddenly went from a B cup to a D in a week?
- Yes.
Bobby believes everything that I say.
I mean, he's really sweet,
but let's be honest, he's kind of dumb.
Which by the way, is what I like about him.
Okay guys, we're doing this.
Like what's the worst that could happen?
- Are we supposed to have this much blood?
- Oh, the surgery was a success.
You two clean up.
(tense music)
- Mm.
- What are you doing, Anna?
Are you crazy?
- Crazy, what do you mean?
- It says we're supposed to drive for four hours
where no one lives,
then hit a small town near the border
where we meet in a bookstore.
That doesn't sound sketchy to any of you?
- Madison, just get in the car.
Come on.
(eerie music)
- [Madison] Well, at least the drive is scenic.
- [Skylar] I'm gonna be scenic after my surgery.
- [Madison] Was that a joke, Skylar?
You don't usually joke when driving a long ways.
- [Skylar] I'm happy, is that crazy?
- [Madison] You're happy?
Can I drive your car then?
- [Skylar] I'm not that happy.
- [Madison] Come on.
You can use a brake from driving.
- [Skylar] You're not driving my car, Madison.
- [Madison] This is it, pull over.
(tense music)
(Tony whistles)
Take a picture, it lasts longer.
(camera clicking)
- Damn, he actually took a picture.
Do something, Quinn.
- I got this, babe.
Hey, are you Tony?
- That's me, I'm Tony.
- Wait, so you're the guy we're supposed to meet
to find out where the surgery center is?
- I wouldn't call it a surgery center.
- What would you call it then?
- I think of it more as a big house.
It's a short walk from here.
- Walk?
- No cars allowed.
You guys walk to the house from here.
- I didn't bring any hiking shoes.
How long is this walk?
- Uh, about a mile or two.
- The website didn't say anything
about walking two miles in the desert.
- Look, it's a shaded path.
Woods, not a desert.
This is how we cross the border undetected.
Follow a stream,
you reach a storm drain and there's a tunnel.
- Dude, this is crazy.
- You want the cheapest plastic surgery performed
with high quality and under the radar.
You know what I mean?
- I, I get it.
No taxes, no paperwork,
no malpractice insurance, low overhead.
- Yes, you get it, amigo.
Dr. Pavor is the best, you know?
- I understand the business plan,
but we were fully expecting a shuttle, not to hike there.
- It's the only way.
No one even knows you're there.
You save thousands.
But if you guys want to cancel,
I have to contact them.
Dr. Pavor is expecting you today.
- Uh, I vote for turning back.
- We're going, we're gonna do this.
I'm sure the place is safe.
(eerie music)
- Brenda, is that you?
- I can't get the restraints free.
- Well, you didn't get out when I did?
- They caught me.
I didn't make it in time.
- I left a message for my dad.
He'll find us.
- I don't think we have a lot of time.
I can barely walk.
We need to get out now.
(tense music)
- Hey, what's happening?
- Dr. Pavor wanted me to bring Faye to him.
Will you help me bring her to him?
- Liar.
- No, no, no.
- You suck.
No wait,
I suck. (hisses) (intense music)
- Run, Brenda!
(fist smacking)
- Faye, I really don't appreciate you
grabbing my uniform and wrinkling it.
I only have one and I hate ironing.
I'd really like to punish you and to drink your blood,
but Dr. Pavor has big plans for you.
(phone ringing)
- Detective Ross.
Oh Susan, what's up?
No, I haven't seen Faye.
You know, I barely see her anymore.
We don't have the best relationship now.
You think she's missing?
Well, why?
When was the last time you talked to her?
She said she was going to Mexico for spring break, really?
Ah, yeah.
So she shouldn't back like what, two days ago?
All right, listen, calm down.
I'm sure she's gonna be fine, but let me look into it.
All right, bye.
(phone beeping)
(dramatic music)
(phone beeping)
- [Faye] Daddy, I, I messed up.
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have come here.
It's so shady, but it's worse than that.
I'm in trouble.
They're coming for me.
They can smell the blood.
They're going to-
(dramatic music)
- You look like a- (fist smacking)
- Jesus. - Shh.
Where is he?
- I don't know.
I can't tell you.
I don't know where he is, I swear.
- Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob, Bob.
(phone ringing)
Hey Joe, what's up?
- You busy?
- Uh, never for you, uh, I still owe you.
What's the problem?
- Faye's missing.
She went down to Mexico for spring break
and she hasn't come back.
She's left this phone message
which scared the hell outta me.
I think she's been abducted.
- What can I do?
- I need you to help me find her.
- You got it.
(fist smacking)
- If you guys are gonna leaving for the clinic soon,
it's getting late,
and you guys should not be walking around there at night
because you won't find it.
- We just need another minute.
I need a word with my friends.
- We're going, what's there to talk about?
- We need another minute.
- It's getting late, guys,
and you guys don't wanna be walking on the path
when it's dark.
- So you keep saying.
She said give us a minute, so give us a minute.
- Fine.
- I know I keep saying it over and over,
but this all really sounds crazy.
Hiking in the woods through a tunnel
to cross the border illegally just to get cheap surgery?
- I don't like the hiking part,
but the rest is what I expected.
- Me too, babe.
I can't wait till you get that tight kitty.
- (meows) Careful, you can get lost in there.
- [Quinn] Not for long.
- Speaking of not long.
- That won't be an issue either, after the surgery.
- Will you two quit feeling each other up?
There are ladies present.
- You know, Maddie,
I bet Dr. Pavor performs sex changes too,
if you're interested.
- Mm, I'm good.
My sexual preference is not a problem.
Besides, one dick on this trip is plenty.
- You guys decided yet?
- I'm going.
- Me too.
- Well, if you're all going, I'm going.
- I'm going even if I have to hike in heels.
- Hold on guys, hold on.
- Thanks babe. - Okay.
- Guys, if we keep stopping, we won't make it before dark.
- So what happens then?
- I don't know, werewolves.
- Guys, I think he means
that it would be really hard to stay on path.
And he only gave us one flashlight, so.
- How was I supposed to know I need hiking shoes?
- Yeah, they didn't really mention on the website.
- March on, Maddie.
(tense music)
- [Faye] Daddy, I, I messed up, I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have come here.
It's so shady, but it's worse than that.
I'm in trouble.
(phone beeps)
(phone ringing)
- Talk to me, Steve.
- She's somewhere in Mexico.
She must have stopped before the border.
The cops are working on that now.
- You think the cops down there are gonna help me?
Give me a break.
- Okay, I'll keep looking.
- She's my daughter.
I need to find her, damn it.
- I'm on it.
- All right, you know what?
I'm gonna get in my car and I'm gonna start heading south.
Just call me when you got something.
- [Faye] It's worse than that.
I'm in trouble.
They're coming for me.
They can smell the blood.
They're going to-
(tense music)
- If I'm reading this right, that's the tunnel.
We should go in.
- You want us to go in your tunnel?
Ow.
(tense music)
(ominous music)
(tense music)
- The tunnel's really dark.
I wonder how long it is.
- Yeah, I'm not gonna touch that one.
Low hanging fruit.
(ominous music)
- (screams) Please let me go!
I won't tell anyone what goes on there.
I promise.
- And I am supposed to trust you?
- Yes, you probably never have much reason to trust anyone,
but you can trust me.
I, I'm sure you've had a hard life,
but maybe just once by trusting just one person,
by trusting me, your whole life can change for the better.
No! (flesh squelching)
- I don't think so.
(intense music)
(flesh squelching)
(intense music)
- Thank you for your service.
(tense music)
- Well, we made it.
We're in Mexico.
- We need to pick up the pace before it gets dark.
- Stop looking at me.
- Just leave her alone.
I'm 100%, absolutely totally sure
we'll make it before it gets dark.
(ominous music)
- Okay, okay, sorry.
- Actually we're almost there, so no one loses their shit.
(ominous music)
- According to the map, we're here.
- Looks more like a home than a hospital.
- That's what the freaky dude that the bookstore said.
- When Tony said it was under the radar, he wasn't kidding.
- Last chance to turn back and make a run for it.
- Don't be such a pussy.
- Meow, bitch.
- Speaking of a bitch-
- Don't say it. - Ow.
(ominous music)
(doorbell ringing)
Aren't, aren't they expecting us?
- Maybe it's after hours.
We were supposed to get here before dark.
- Please, come in.
- Fuck me.
- Keep it in your pants, perv.
That is, if you can find it.
- Hi, I'm Skylar Winslow.
Dr. Pavor is expecting me and my friends.
- We were expecting three of you.
Who's the other?
- Uh, her and I, we're, we're here for some work.
- I'm here for moral support.
- Excellent.
We sometimes lack of morals here,
so your visit is greatly appreciated.
- You're the surgeon?
- Yes, I'm Dr. Pavor.
And all your questions will be answered soon enough.
But for now,
just follow Maria Angela to your rooms and get situated.
- Follow me.
- Are you checking out her as?
- I have eyes and I am not dead.
(dreamy music)
- Shh, shh, shh.
I understand there was some excitement
in your room earlier.
- What happened to Brenda?
- Oh, no, no.
Don't you worry your little pretty head about Brenda.
Maria Angela is taking care of her.
Now, no more thoughts about leaving, okay?
- [Faye] Please.
- Please what, my dear?
- Please let me die.
- No, no, no, no.
You are not going to die.
You are going through the transitional phase.
- No.
- You are going to feel much, much better now.
- No, don't.
Please, please, I hate needles.
- Well, that's unfortunate.
Then you're really not gonna like this.
(flesh squelching) (patient screaming)
- Hey Steve, I found Faye's calendar.
It looks like she's headed to some bookstore
north of the Mexican border.
I'm heading there now.
I'm gonna text you the address.
So hopefully you'll meet me there
or maybe you can even get there before me and check it out.
- There's nothing wrong with your breasts.
- So you told me a million times.
- I just wish I could have talked you out of it.
I feel like such a lousy friend.
- Well, you're here, so that's not lousy.
(Anna knocking on door)
- Madison, follow me.
(eerie music)
- Hell no.
(tense music)
- You ever think about getting into porn?
You got the body for it.
- I prefer nursing.
- You prefer nursing?
Sign me up, I'll nurse from you.
- So do you assist the doctor with some of his procedures?
- Yes.
- So do you know much about vaginal rejuvenation?
- Yeah, what do you know about the vajayjay?
- The doctor will answer all of your questions now.
Please, follow me, Alana.
Just Alana for now, Quinn.
You'll be next.
- So is this where we'll be staying tonight?
- Sleep now.
- You don't have to leave.
I mean, if you want to hang out,
we could get to know each other a little better.
What's with the face paint?
You, you don't say much, do you?
Personally, I, I think talking is overrated.
You ever see "The Little Mermaid?"
Well, the chick in that film doesn't talk much either,
and I had the biggest crush on her.
She was hot for a cartoon and,
and pretty naked too at one point.
You know what?
I think that's the first time
I realized I liked girls, and fins.
I used to imagine Ariel grew up to be Jessica Rabbit.
Probably, because they were both redheads, just like you.
Great job, Maddie.
Scared off another one.
- Welcome, Ms. Roberts.
Tell me about yourself, Alana.
- You have my file, right?
- I just wanna know more about you.
Like for example, how many of your friends and family
know that you went to Mexico for a plastic surgery?
- Hmm, just my friends that are here.
- And what type of work do you do?
- I'm a porn star.
Well, no, I should say I'm a porn actress,
to pay my way through school.
I'm not a star, yet.
But hey, if you're willing to gimme any discounts,
I can give you the full star treatment.
- What sort of work do you do?
- Well, I'm a student and undeclared major.
But, uh, don't worry about paying for the surgery.
I have a little inheritance from my grandma.
- What sort of work do you do?
- I'm a student.
So far I'm an accounting major.
Hey, maybe I could do your taxes for a discount.
- (sighs) It's not that I think
there's something wrong with them,
it's just that I want 'em to be a little more.
- Bigger, down there.
- On top.
- You heard of the Grand Canyon?
Well, that's what it's like between my thighs.
- Miss Roberts, have you had a a baby recently?
- God no.
I'm not ready for that nightmare.
- Well, it's just that you're rather to vaginoplasty.
- Have you ever seen a porn, Doc?
Male talent is huge.
Plus, I've done my share of gang bangs.
- You are not alone, Miss Winslow.
You know,
breast enhancement is one of my most popular procedures.
Now, do you have any size or shape in mind?
- Um, maybe a cup or two bigger.
Definitely noticeable, but natural looking.
I really want, like when I'm a small business owner one day,
for clients to see my photo
and wanna come in and be my customer.
You know what I mean?
- You know, penile implants are not as rare
as what you think.
They're just less discussed, you know?
So have you heard of the penile map procedure?
Well, the process can take about an hour
and it comes in three different sizes.
It comes in large, extra large and extra, extra large.
- I've tried kegel exercises, rejuvenation cream.
It's not working.
I really think I need some tightening up down there.
- Um, though, I'm kind of worried about sensitivity.
I was reading that some women
tend to lose some sensation in their breasts.
- I assure you that there won't be any numbness.
You know, my surgeries have more to do
with manipulating blood, flow.
- Will it still function normally
even if I got the extra, extra large?
- Yes, yes.
I mean, look,
I'm just gonna make a small incision
at the base of the abdomen
and then I'm gonna insert the silicon cylinder
in the shaft at the top so it won't obstruct the passages.
As a matter of fact,
my procedures will increase the flow
and it will help you maintain stronger,
longer, and harder erections.
- I always wanted a bionic dick.
Gentlemen, we can rebuild them.
We have the technology.
We can make 'em better, stronger, faster.
Healthy three to four inches, Doc.
Most women already think I'm a dick,
might as well be a big one, right?
- Wow, I have nothing to lose.
- No, no, it's just a matter of what you're gonna gain.
- I like that.
I'm gonna sign right here.
- Oh, any chance you could bleach my asshole
while you're down there?
All the porn stars are doing it.
- It's been a slow week.
Nobody seems to buy books here anymore.
I actually make more
by sending people to Dr. Pavor's as clients.
(bell dinging)
What the hell, buddy?
- You're open rather late, aren't you?
- So what is it to you?
- I'm looking for a girl.
- Keep it in your pants, man.
I just sell books here.
- Her name is Faye, she's missing.
I know she came through here last week.
- So what?
I get a lot of people that come through here.
- You do?
- I can't help you.
Get outta here.
- I know 42 ways I can injure you to the point of death
and all you'll feel is pain.
You'll beg me for death, but I'll just hurt you more.
- Okay, geez.
- Now,
this girl.
We'll try this once again.
Was she in here recently?
- I have not seen her.
- See if this helps you remember.
- Ow!
Okay, okay, okay, okay, stop, stop.
Yes, yes, she was here a few days ago.
- See, now that wasn't so hard, was it?
(phone ringing)
Yeah.
No, it's me.
No, I'm here right now.
(flesh squelching) (Steve grunting)
- The pen is mightier than the sword,
when it's a poison pen.
(patient crying) (dramatic music)
(tense music)
(patient sobbing)
- That room is off limits.
- Sorry, I um, thought I heard someone crying.
- Do you think you're the only patient here?
This is a painful recovery process
and you need to respect the privacy of others.
- Of course.
I, I'm sorry.
- Your friends should be done
with their consultation by now.
I'm sure you can find them in the kitchen area.
- No worries.
(dramatic music)
- What are you doing, Anna?
- I don't answer to human cows.
- I won't be human for long.
- Oh yeah?
Dr. Pavor needs somebody to go out into daylight.
Now what did you do with Brenda?
- I took care of her.
The wolf will do the rest.
- Huh, leave now.
- Why?
You think because Dr. Pavor drinks you, he trusts you?
No, he trusts me.
You are the only one he punish with that ridiculous face.
(Anna hisses)
- Anna, is that you?
Please, untie me.
No one will know.
- What, what are you doing?
- I'm thirsty.
- Ah!
- And if I were you, I'd, shh!
- Have you been drinking blood again?
- What are you gonna do, report me to Vampire's Anonymous?
(tense music)
- Back off.
Who are you?
- I'm the owner.
- I'm a detective.
I just need some answers.
- Why the gun?
- Seems to make a strong point.
- I'm warning you,
the cops down here will not care
if you're a big shot detective.
- Why you uh, have a lot of books here.
Sell any of them?
- That's your question?
You wanna know about my books?
- Yeah.
And what are you doing here in the dark?
- It's none of your business.
- It is my business.
- Geez, take it easy.
You don't have to point that thing at me.
- I'm looking for a young woman, name's Faye.
She was here sometime last week.
Did you see her?
- I don't know who she is.
- Here take a look.
- Wow, what a looker.
- That's my daughter!
- I never saw her.
- Did a man named Steve come here tonight?
- No, nobody was here.
Can you please leave?
- Listen dick face,
I know this place is up front
for a shady plastic surgery center
somewhere south of the border
and the clients come here first.
Let me ask you again.
Have you seen my daughter?
- Come on, that sounds ridiculous.
(fist smacking)
Oh!
Oh man, that wasn't cool, man.
- You think I'm joking?
One more lie and I'm gonna shoot you in the leg.
- Yes, uh, they, they were here.
They were here a few days ago, but all,
all I did was draw them a map.
- What map?
- Uh, this map.
- Hand it to me.
Hey, hey.
That was stupid.
Now you're gonna have to draw me another map.
- Come on, we both know you're not gonna shoot me.
- Are you testing me?
- Okay, I'll draw you a new map.
But I need to get my special pens over there.
- What?
- I gotta get my special pen.'
- Hey, back off.
I'll get it.
(tense music)
You killed Steve.
Last chance, where's my daughter?
- Look, I will draw you a new map,
but I know you're not gonna shoot me.
(intense music) (Tony grunting)
- You're right, I didn't shoot you, asshole.
(intense music)
- [Madison] So, how'd it go?
- Great.
I'm going to spread my legs for the doc tomorrow.
- So what's new?
- Shut up.
You're spreading, too.
- Yeah, you're finally gonna grow to be a big boy.
- Where's Sky?
- Oh, she's upstairs unpacking.
You guys are sharing a room.
They have Quinn and me bunking together.
- What did you guys think about those nurses?
- I'd do 'em.
- Me too.
As long as I got my standard girl/girl rate.
- But like what's with the naughty nurse uniforms?
- My perv radar says it's all about Dr. Pavor,
but who cares?
As long as the rate isn't even a 10th
of what it'd be in Beverly Hills?
- Yeah, I don't think we should judge them.
They're professionals, they deserve our respect.
- Wait, so you're saying you wouldn't do 'em?
- No, I, I didn't say that.
It's just, nevermind.
- I think we should all get some rest.
We all have a big day tomorrow, and I do mean big.
- So what time do you go under the knife?
He's doing me at noon.
- 10:30, and can you please not put it that way?
- Why are you getting scared stiff?
- Actually, just the opposite.
- Good, then I will get some sleep tonight.
(dramatic music)
- Oh, there you are.
I was wondering where you were.
- Yeah, just checking out this place, this surgery center.
- Oh, I was sure that you were somewhere
hitting on Miss Face Paint Nurse.
She's kind of hot, for a mime.
- I think I scared her off, so.
- Oh no.
You didn't tell her about your sexy tune obsession, did you?
You know that's fucking weird, right?
- Okay, I screwed up.
Drop it.
So do you think your boobs are in good hands?
- Well, we'll see.
The procedure's tomorrow at 9:00 AM.
- Damn, he's doing all three of you in the same day?
- Yeah.
The way Dr. Pavor explains it
is that he doesn't actually have to insert any implants.
It's more about channeling the blood flow,
so the surgery goes by quick.
- What?
- He compared it to,
you know when a woman's breasts
fill up with milk after pregnancy?
Something like that.
Hey, whatever.
If it works, you know?
- You don't think that sounds like a little dangerous?
- No, I trust him.
Plus he said that it's gonna go by quick
and that they're gonna look really natural.
Tell you the truth, I can't wait.
- Whatever, I think all three of you are crazy.
You are fine just the way you are.
- Well fine is not perfect.
- Nobody is perfect.
- And that is why we are here.
- What has Pavor told you about drinking the product
time and time again?
Do you remember what he did to you last time?
No thanks.
I don't want white mime paint burning to my face.
(tense music)
Dr. Pavor, are you okay?
- Just need a little nourishment.
What's going on there?
- Anna was dipping into the supplies again.
- You fool.
You know that I need my stress for tomorrow.
If I pump out anymore from her, she will die.
- What about the girl who is not here for surgery?
She was snooping around earlier.
I bet you can fit on her tonight.
- No, I had other plans for her.
- Oh, she reminds me of-
- No!
Thanks to your indiscretion,
I now must go out tonight.
- You know,
I really hope Bobby appreciates what you're doing.
- I'm not doing this for Bobby.
I'm doing this for me.
Hey, why don't you get something done while we're here?
- Like what, longer legs, a butt tuck?
- I mean, hey, if you can't bounce a quarter off it, right?
- Fuck you.
- What about that tattoo that you hate?
I'll pay to get it removed.
My gift to you for coming with us.
- That's what friends do.
They support each other
through dumb decisions like this one.
- Do you have something against Dr. Pavor?
- I've never even met him.
I have nothing against him.
- Okay, I know maybe he won't be your type,
but I don't know.
There's something really comforting about him.
He reminds me of my grandfather.
- Sounds dreamy.
- Madeline, it is you.
You'll come back, soon, soon.
But now I must feed.
(intense music) (bat chittering)
- Beautiful weather, right?
- Lovely.
- I'm glad you liked dinner.
- I did not realize that you were such a good cook.
You really surprised me.
- I'm gonna show you something special.
Check this out.
- It's a tree.
- Yeah, it's a pomegranate tree.
I grew it from a single seed.
- Wow, you're a cook and a gardener?
- Well you, you're very beautiful.
- Wait, wait, it's barely our first date.
(date speaking in Spanish)
- Come on.
You know you like me and I like you.
(vampire hissing)
(couple screaming) (blood splattering)
(intense music)
- I don't get it.
How do I make my fangs show?
- I just think about something that makes me really angry.
I usually think about my father.
(vampire hissing)
That's it.
What did you think about?
- How hard it is to get a long-term relationship?
That makes me mad.
- Well, maybe you wanna rethink
that whole long-term relationship thing
because vampires live a long time.
- Can I crash here for a while?
- No, that wouldn't be a good idea.
My boss is really grumpy.
He's very persnickety.
In fact, you should leave now.
- I wanna stay a while.
We had so much fun last night.
- We did have fun, but I have work to do,
so now it's time for you to go.
- Are you sure it's okay if I leave in the daylight?
- Of course you can.
That's just a myth.
Vampires can totally go out in the daylight.
- Well, what about the other myths?
- Well, the other myths are mostly true.
- Well, I wanna see my fangs in my reflection.
- No, you absolutely cannot look at yourself in the mirror.
That myth is true, but I assure you, you look very sexy.
Come on, trust me.
- Well, okay, I'll trust you since you're my maker.
- Okay, well, it's time for you to leave.
- Are you sure I can leave though without any problems?
- Of course.
- Okay.
(intense music)
(skin sizzling)
(vampire screams)
(body exploding)
- Too clingy.
- You know, Maddie,
this is your chance to talk to Dr. Pavor
in case you want anything done.
- Last chance.
You sure you still wanna go through with this?
- Damn, Maddie, you gotta stop asking me that.
- I know.
Well, sorry, I'm nervous.
- I'm so sorry to keep you both waiting.
Okay.
- Dr. Pavor, you look different.
- Well,
it's amazing what a good night's sleep can do to you.
How did you sleep yesterday, my dear?
- Good, very good.
Maddie's a nervous wreck though.
- So you are the one here for moral support.
- Mm-hm.
- Too many morals though, not enough support.
- My name's Madison.
- I am Dr. Pavor.
- Doesn't Pavor mean dread in Spanish?
- Very good.
But there's nothing to dread in here, my dear.
- I told you.
- Are, are you from Mexico, Dr. Pavor?
- Oh, my family's from California, you know,
tracing back many years,
but now I call this beautiful country my home.
You're really striking, my dear.
- See, even the doctor
doesn't think I need to have any work done.
- Well, I didn't say that.
You know, improvements can always be made.
- I bet, but, but I'm, I'm cool the way I am.
- Except for that tattoo.
- Oh, tattoo removal is a little beneath my skill, you know?
But after I finish with your friends,
I will be more than happy to touch you up, free of charge.
Well, but first things first.
Are you ready to become voluptuous?
- Yes, I am.
These twins have been just waiting to grow up.
(tense music)
- Hey!
Hey buddy, stop!
Stop!
(tense music)
Hey, thanks for stopping.
I could use a little help here.
I'm looking for this surgery center
and just got this crappy little map and no cell reception.
Can you tell me where the clinic is?
- Where'd you get that map?
- Why?
- So you're the one that killed Tony?
- So you know Tony?
You know, he killed my friend, Steve.
And then he tore up this map.
This is all I got.
So how do I get to this clinic?
- You know, I suggest that you turn around now, head home.
Otherwise, you're a dead man.
- I'm not going anywhere.
How do you know Tony?
- We work for the same employer.
- Yeah?
Yeah, who's that?
- You don't know?
- Come on, who is it?
- The cartel.
- Cartel?
Can't have to do with drugs.
What's really going on here?
- Cartel doesn't want anybody to mess with the doctors,
so either you leave alive or in a box.
Your choice.
- Faye's not doing anything with drugs.
What does the cartel out with my daughter?
- You know what?
I'm tired of this shit.
On your knees now.
- Hey, hey.
- On your knees!
On your knees.
- She's my only kid, all right?
Hey, my ex is gonna kill me if I don't bring her back.
Huh, you got kids?
- Oh, I'm tired of listening to your bullshit.
Say your prayers.
- Listen, can you,
can you at least point me in the right direction so I,
I know I was close to her, please?
- "The right direction." (laughs)
You have no idea how close you were.
It was right over there, that way.
(intense music) (gunman screams)
- [Dr. Pavor] Let us begin.
- Aren't you gonna gimme anesthetic?
- [Dr. Pavor] No, something better.
- What is it?
- [Dr. Pavor] Oh, it's a special cocktail.
Just drink it and look into my eyes.
Let us begin.
- You, you want me to drink this?
- [Dr. Pavor] It's just a special cocktail.
Just drink it and look into my eyes.
Let us begin.
It's a special cocktail.
Just drink it and look into my eyes.
- Reading up on your bartending?
- Your surgery's done already?
- What do you think?
- Shit, Sky, um,
do you remember what you told me your worst nightmare is?
(intense music)
- Okay, let's see it.
- Yeah, whip it out.
- Just a little peek though, okay?
- All right, but you ladies better stand back.
- Where is it?
- Oh my God, there's nothing there.
- He turned you into a mannequin.
(Quinn screams) (intense music)
- Is, is it over?
Am I okay?
- [Dr. Pavor] Almost, but I need you to push.
Really push harder.
- Why?
What the fuck, I'm pregnant?
- [Dr. Pavor] Yes, and the baby's trying to come out,
so I want you to push, like really push.
(Alana screams)
There's a problem.
I tied the bandana too much and the baby can't come out.
Really push harder.
- I don't understand. - Push!
(Alana screams)
Push! - Oh God.
What is it? - Push!
- What's inside of me? - Push!
(Alana screams)
- Welcome back.
Nice nap?
- What happened?
- We're done.
- Was there a problem?
- None whatsoever.
You just need to rest so your body will accept the changes.
- I dreamt I was having a baby.
- It was really the opposite of having a baby.
- Sky.
Sky.
(doorbell ringing)
(visitor knocking on door)
(doorbell ringing)
(visitor knocking on door)
Is anyone gonna get the door?
(visitor knocking on door)
(tense music)
- Who are you?
- I, I'm, I'm a friend of a patient of Dr. Pavor.
Oh my God, what happened?
- I, I need to talk to Dr. Pavor right away.
It's an emergency.
- Dr. Pavor!
Oh my God, Dr. Pavor!
- What's all the commotion?
Oh, close the god damn door.
What are you doing here?
- We got a serious problem.
- Hey, Maria Angela, help Mr. Smites back in,
into the operating room,
and can you assist your friend back into her room
because her body needs to rest.
- That was strange.
- Yeah.
How'd it go?
Are you okay?
- Yeah, I, I think so.
I just feel very, very...
- Is it worth it?
- Guys like it tight.
Plus, I don't plan to do porn forever.
- You planning on having some kids someday?
- God, no.
I'm gonna have an affair
with some wealthy, big ass politician,
and then blackmail him for every cent he's worth.
And then I'll retire in luxury.
- Whatever.
(tense music)
- No, oh no.
No, no.
- What happened?
- He's coming be for you and the girl.
- Who is coming?
- Anna, stop that right now! (Anna slurping)
- She's always hungry.
- Now we won't have answers for hours.
Give me the hand.
I will reattach it while he's unconscious.
(tense music)
- Hey, hey.
You speak English?
- Yeah.
- I'm Detective Joe Ross.
And there's a, I'm looking for a surgery center.
It should be close to here.
- You need to stay away from there.
Bad things happen there.
- Wait, what can you tell me about it?
- There are rumors.
People go there and they never come back.
- My daughter's there.
I gotta find her.
- How long has she been there?
- I don't know, a few days, a week.
- Turn around, okay?
It's too late for her.
Even if you find her alive, it won't be what you think.
- What do you mean, what do you mean?
I mean, I, look, I'm not gonna hurt you.
I gotta find my daughter.
- Trust me, you don't.
It'll be her, but it, but it won't.
She'll be dangerous.
I've said too much, okay?
- No, just tell me what you know.
I need to find my daughter!
- They're vampires, okay?
They'll suck the blood out of you.
Something happened to my cousin
and I haven't seen her again.
The policia, they do nothing.
It's a curse.
- Vampires?
(urine splattering)
- Ah, ah, uh!
Keep peeing blood.
When's it gonna be yellow again?
- Seriously, no glass?
Do you know that there's no mirrors in this entire place?
- How are you feeling?
- Better than Quinn, apparently.
- Yeah, I heard he has blood in his urine.
- I mean,
they said that after the operation these would be swollen,
but this is ridiculous.
I could take an eye out with these things.
- What do they feel like?
- They feel full, but with a little bit of pressure.
- You said he wouldn't use implants,
but those look like implants.
- I know.
He said it was something about redirecting the blood flow.
- What's that old joke?
If guys had boobs, they wouldn't leave the house.
And I guess the same can be said about girls with implants.
- Yeah.
You know what?
Actually, if you could give me a minute,
that would be great.
- Yeah.
Yeah, I'll give you a minute to self-reflect.
- Ah, yeah, thank you.
- I stopped the bleeding,
but he has lost a lot of blood.
He can't afford any more.
So you come and get me the moment that he awakens.
I need to speak with him.
I will get very upset
if I see one bite mark anywhere on him!
(dramatic music)
You are a fighter.
I'll give you that.
- Please, end this misery.
- Oh, you're lonely.
I understand.
But don't worry, you'll have company soon.
Three more will be bled.
- Why are you doing this?
- Simple supply and demand.
Now I have a question for you.
Who do you call the day that you escaped?
- Nobody, I, I couldn't get through.
I told you.
- Then no one is looking for you?
I hear differently.
I could take you back to the operation room right now.
Don't make me drain you dry.
- Please, drain me.
I don't wanna live like this.
(dramatic music)
- That's Madeline.
Someone that I knew a long time ago.
You could call her the one that got away.
- Sorry, I, I was just looking around.
- I don't mind.
And how are your friends doing?
- Um, they're upstairs resting.
Sky's a little concerned over the swelling.
- But it's normal, you know,
a few days after the surgery.
And your friend Kurtland, how is he doing?
- Peeing blood, I think.
How's that man with the hand injury?
- Oh, he's recovering.
But don't you concern about him.
You just look just like her.
- That photo looks like it was taken a hundred years ago.
Who was she?
- I'd rather talk about yourself.
Do you drink?
- Only if someone's offering.
- Oh, hey.
How'd your surgery go?
Better than mine, I hope.
- I don't feel very well.
I thought walking might help.
- Yeah, they told me to do some movement,
but it's not working.
I keep bleeding even when I'm not pissing.
Look.
- Ugh.
Same with me, and the blood's a different color, right?
- Yeah.
- What about Alana?
- She's having issues, too.
It hurts her to walk.
- Thanks.
What is it?
- Oh, it's just a special cocktail.
- Does it have a name?
I, I worked my way through school as a bartender.
I know nearly every drink.
- No, it's just my own private recipe.
- Then let's call it the Dr. Pavor special.
- Let's drink too that.
Go on, go on.
It's gonna put some hair on your chest.
- That's the last thing I need.
- What do you need, Madeline?
Ma'am, I'm sorry, Madison,
tell me your hopes and your dreams.
Perhaps I can make them come true.
- I doubt it.
I wanna open my own lesbian bar.
- Are you and Miss Winslow a couple?
- We're just good friends.
I like your nurse Anna, though.
I'd like to have her.
- I'm sure she would like to have you.
Drink up.
- Wow.
What's in this?
- Remember, it's a secret recipe.
- Yeah, my heart is racing.
- Oh yeah, it really pumps your blood.
- You know that offer?
The free removal of your tattoo?
Let me see yours.
(Dr. Pavor hisses)
- He woke up, Dr. Pavor.
- Stop her!
Don't let it go!
(Dr. Pavor hissing)
- I really feel like Alana's the one.
- Guys, where's Alana?
We need to get her and get out of here right now.
- Fangs out, losers.
- What the fuck is that?
(Anna hissing)
- They're vampires.
(Maria Angela screaming)
(intense music)
- I heard you like me.
- Please move.
I don't wanna hurt you.
- Oh yeah, so you just leave your friends behind like that?
- So what if I like you?
How could it work?
- Well, I could give you a taste
or you could give me a little taste, huh?
- I'll give you a taste.
(Anna screams)
(intense music)
(skin sizzling)
(body exploding)
Ah, no!
(intense music)
- Ah!
I'm not a vampire.
(club thudding)
- Okay.
- Am I gonna live?
- Not forever.
Now, who is coming?
- It's the father of that girl that escaped.
I think she called him.
- Oh, I knew it.
Did he do that to you?
- Yeah, and he killed Tony, too.
- Oh, he shows up here, he's gonna be dealt with.
- Wait, can't you get me that stuff?
Look, I need it to fix my arm.
You promised me.
You promised me the stuff.
I'm the liaison for the cartel.
You promised me to give me this stuff to make me better.
Give me it, please.
That's all I'm asking.
(ominous music)
- Dr. Pavor, Madison killed Anna.
- Yeah, I felt her loss.
Where's Madison?
- I took her to the operating room.
Everyone is ready for you.
- You will be rewarded,
and then you help me avenge Anna's death.
- Are you gonna turn me?
(Dr. Pavor grunts)
- Drink.
(Dr. Pavor speaking in foreign language)
It won't take long, my friend.
(ominous music)
(tense music)
(Maria Angela hissing)
- Now I'm a vampire.
- You suck.
- What the fuck is this?
- Get this thing off me.
- What's going on?
- Would you like your questions answered?
Perhaps I owe you that much.
- Yes.
Why are you doing this to us?
- When Madeline turned me into vampire dust many years ago,
I made use of my skills as a doctor,
and we look into a safe way to secure blood.
Just like humans raise their crops and vital liquids.
Why couldn't we do the same to humans?
- What's gonna happen to us?
- Your breasts are overflowing now.
Same goes to your genitals.
You must be bled once or twice a day,
or you will die due to the building pressure in your body.
- How many others have you done this to?
- Faye here, she came for a nose job and other body works.
It didn't go as she planned.
By the way, you tasted her earlier.
That cocktail that you drunk.
- You're sick.
- Oh, it's addictive.
That's why I have clients in powerful positions
helping me finance my work.
- You're selling this blood to humans?
- It's better than any other drug on the market.
You remember that man that lost his hand?
He was nearly dead hours ago.
Smite.
Come in here.
I gave him a dose and look at him now.
How do you feel?
- Excellent.
Oh, I see we've got new cattle.
Oh, good.
Very, very, good.
- You can tell the cartel that our next shipment
will be going out tomorrow as planned.
(alarm beeping)
- What is that?
- There's a security breach upstairs.
It's in the back door.
- It's him, I know it's him.
You know what?
I'll handle it myself.
This time, it's personal.
- Dad.
- That's right, my dear.
He was foolish to try to to save you,
and now he's going to die.
(tense music)
- So we meet again.
- What the?
Where's my daughter?
- Oh, in hell.
And you're gonna follow her.
- Stay where you are.
Tell me where she is, I'll let you live.
- I've changed.
You can't hurt me now.
I'm invincible!
- And I'm Superman.
Where's my daughter?
- Dad!
- Oh you are responsible for his fate, Faye.
I hope that you are aware of that.
No!
That's it!
Now I'm going to drain you completely dry
now that I have others to take your place!
(Dr. Pavor laughs) (ominous music)
- Invincible?
You're not invincible.
I'm coming, Faye.
Daddy's coming.
- Check on Smites.
What to do about you?
I had such plans.
You were going to be my third bride, Madison.
I was gonna make you part of my family.
We were going to be connected forever.
- No thanks.
- You had to disfigure yourself.
I cannot be close enough to you to save you.
- First time in my life
I'm grateful I went to an all girls Catholic school.
- They made you burn that into your flesh.
- No, the nuns hated it.
That's why I did it.
- What a waste.
That abomination tainted your blood.
You're useless to me now.
You will be empty soon and finally free.
(intense music)
(Maria Angela screams)
(flesh squelching) (Maria Angela grunting)
- I heal quickly now.
I'm going to kill you so slowly
and you'll never see your baby girl again.
You will die knowing that you couldn't save her.
(intense music)
- (grunts) Maria Angela, she's hurt.
I'll kill him myself.
(tense music)
- I'll see Faye again, but you won't.
(Dr. Pavor yells)
- Madison.
- What?
- See the cord on the floor by your feet?
See if you can kick it loose.
Unplug it and then we'll stop the blood pumps.
- Okay.
- Thank you.
Now go, help my dad.
- What about my friends?
- I'll free them, I know how.
I have enough strength.
Now go, please.
My dad is in trouble.
(tense music)
- I was warned about vampires.
I never really believed they existed,
but I guess they're real.
What are you some doctor surgeon vampire?
- Most people needs to see it with their own eyes.
You have been bitten.
- It's just a scratch.
What if you're done with my daughter?
- You should be more concerned with yourself.
You can turn soon, if you don't die first.
- Is it Dr. Pavor, is it?
What is that, some weird vampire name?
Hey, how about you just gimme my daughter
and we'll get outta here.
- You're a fool, you know that?
You came out this way for nothing.
- Look, asshole, I'm gonna give you one more chance.
You tell me where my daughter is, I'll let you live.
Otherwise I'm gonna kill you
just like I did your nurse friend here.
Vampire or no vampire.
- You know that your threats are not amusing, right?
What kind of death are you to serve, huh?
Slow, quick, or eternal?
(door slamming)
Oh, do you expect to kill me with that?
- No, I'm the weapon.
I must have been blessed over a hundred times
by the nuns in school.
You said my blood was tainted.
I bet holy blood is even more powerful than holy water.
Detective, grab him.
You thirsty?
Try my special cocktail.
(intense music)
- Oh my, ah!
(intense music)
- What the fuck?
(Madison panting)
- Do you know her Faye is?
Is she still alive?
- Yeah, follow me.
(tense music)
Faye's in here.
♪ Na na na na na na na ♪
- No, what did you do?
(intense music)
- Faye. - Dad.
- Faye, oh my God, oh my God.
What did he do to you?
Are you okay? - Yeah.
Oh, I'm okay.
Oh, but you're hurt.
- Oh no.
It's just a scratch, I'm fine.
We gotta get outta here.
What were you thinking?
Coming down to Mexico for surgery without telling anyone?
I know things,
I know things haven't been great since the divorce,
and I haven't been paying attention to you,
but this is, this is like really bad.
And I'm really sorry I messed up,
but when we get back, we'll work it out, all right?
- I know I should have said something to you,
but I really wanted the surgery and, and you and mom were...
It means the world that you came for me.
- Great, but, but we gotta get outta here.
(intense music)
- I had to.
I couldn't let them live like human cows.
- Don't worry about it.
I'm gonna fix this.
I'm gonna tell, tell 'em Pavor butcher them all then fled.
Then we can go back and we can be a family again.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- I'd like to live like a family again.
But, you've been bitten and I've been damaged.
- No.
Whatever that maniac did to you,
we'll fix it, we'll fix it.
I'm gonna, I'm gonna make everything go right again.
All right?
If you just for, just for, forgive me.
- I forgive you.
Can you forgive me?
- Forgive you?
You're, you're my daughter.
Forgive you- (Detective Ross grunts)
- I couldn't let you become one of them, Dad.
And I can't live with this.
- Stop her, stop her! - No, no!
- Please take her home to her mother so she can get help.
- She killed my friends!
- Please, promise me you'll take her home.
(coughs) Please.
(tense music)
- Why should I let you live?
- You shouldn't.
I deserve to die.
(tense music)
- Come on, let's get you home.
♪ Na na na na na na na ♪
(intense music)
(Detective Ross hisses)
(intense music)
(tense music)