Speaker 1: Yeah, Thirteen Days of Halloween, Devil's Night, a production of
Speaker 1: I Heart three D audio, Blumhouse Television and Grimm and
Speaker 1: Mild from Aaron Mackey. Headphones recommended. Listener discretion advised. Zero
Speaker 1: errow errow vertical m errow errow, come here boy errow
Speaker 1: huh hello, leeve me in line med W B R G.
Speaker 1: And the good people are Bradberry will take on every
Speaker 1: encouragement to compel you, to plead with and bent to
Speaker 1: pray for you. It need be to keep yourselves, your families,
Speaker 1: and especially your little ones indoors tonight, off the streets
Speaker 1: and away from the darks. The sheriff has instituted a
Speaker 1: mandatory curfew and need children out after dark or subject
Speaker 1: to apprehension. Police are out on the town working over
Speaker 1: time at full capacity, but that may not be enough.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, do not need your house. Do not
Speaker 1: answer the door. If you hear a bump in the knight,
Speaker 1: do not go invest again. Okay, boys said sits time
Speaker 1: to head back to town. Whatever you got bagged up,
Speaker 1: line up and let's have a look. Terry, you got
Speaker 1: my ladder, throw it in first. What have you got? Nice?
Speaker 1: Good and fool we'll call it five pounds. That's fifty cents.
Speaker 1: You I don't remember seeing you before. You right here
Speaker 1: with us. What's your name? Boy, Tony? You gotta speak
Speaker 1: up now. I'm a little HoTT Yeah, you're a little light.
Speaker 1: That's ten pounds easy. We're gonna call it a quarter.
Speaker 1: A quarter. Almost broke my arm looking that mess around,
Speaker 1: generous boy, Either take the money and getting a truck,
Speaker 1: or you're going home empty handed as your boy sheeps
Speaker 1: keeping and you? Who are you? Tony to Tony's oh brother? Okay,
Speaker 1: let's keep moving here. Hopefully you did a little better
Speaker 1: in your partner knees. What were you two doing out there? Uh? Nothing,
Speaker 1: just picking apples off the ground. Half of these are rotten.
Speaker 1: It's not my fault. Your trees are ship. You're getting
Speaker 1: a dime. That's not fair loose talk from either of you.
Speaker 1: Can keep your rotting apples and walk them home. Uh man,
Speaker 1: you got your bag of apples? Actually, I too, too
Speaker 1: bad Swell that's the entrepreneurial spirit. Yeah, it's a good
Speaker 1: haul on any day. But son, I heard about your family.
Speaker 1: No shame in it. Good hard working folks all over
Speaker 1: town are facing the same eviction. Greedy damn banks is
Speaker 1: all criminal if you ask me, now, I understand why
Speaker 1: you've been out here every day this month. And well, anyhow,
Speaker 1: here's a little extra for your trouths. Wow, really are
Speaker 1: you sure? Of course? So maybe that'll be enough to
Speaker 1: keep those bloodsuckers at bay for now? Anyway? Keep that
Speaker 1: safe now, kiddo, and look after that dog. Come on arrow, okay, opie,
Speaker 1: what do you got for? Not? Fucking guy must be
Speaker 1: going seen on him? Hey, give me a cigarette? Would
Speaker 1: you make? Oh? You know about the same as you?
Speaker 1: About the same? How's that supposed to mean? He's full
Speaker 1: of it? I saw the old man slip him a sawbuck.
Speaker 1: You hold it out on us? Alright? So where's our cut? What? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How's about a little red dishes? What do you call it? Oh?
Speaker 1: Maybe a little redistribution of wealth? That's the one. Why
Speaker 1: would I do that? Why you get this guy Tony
Speaker 1: asking us? Why? Why? Why? Why? Why? Indeed? Well, how's
Speaker 1: about because there's a bit of unfair treatment going around
Speaker 1: this operation that right now. I don't want to point fingers,
Speaker 1: but maybe certain people, maybe those the man has a
Speaker 1: certain fondness for, are getting sent to better patches. This
Speaker 1: shitty old orchard. Oh that's just terrible. That's not true.
Speaker 1: The orchard's fine. I work here every day after school,
Speaker 1: and I've been here since this morning. Fine e stick
Speaker 1: this in your mouth. Tell me what you think. Of course,
Speaker 1: they're rotten. I saw you picking them off the ground.
Speaker 1: You have to get up in the trees or under
Speaker 1: the ladder. Look, kid, we're giving you options. Option one,
Speaker 1: share a little bit with your fellow laborers whose work
Speaker 1: is not being called into question here. That would be
Speaker 1: the easiest and the most ethical option too. You can
Speaker 1: go over there and address this gross pay disparity with
Speaker 1: your buddy the farmer. Let him know we've been mischaracterized.
Speaker 1: He'll never do that. And option three, you and your
Speaker 1: dirty muck get back out there and pick us some
Speaker 1: fresh apples. Get your ladder, get under your tree and
Speaker 1: make the thing right. Are you hitting me? You know
Speaker 1: what night it is? Did you hear the radio? It'll
Speaker 1: be dorky in an hour. I need to get home.
Speaker 1: What are you scared? He is? He's so scared. That
Speaker 1: is the boogeyman gonna get you? Is a which gonna
Speaker 1: come along and scoop you up? A ghost? What a baby,
Speaker 1: What a little bitch? Listen kidding? Have you ever heard
Speaker 1: of the man in the mask? No? What? Really? Sure
Speaker 1: you have? Really, he's not a man, but he looks
Speaker 1: like one. A tall man wanders the street every Halloween,
Speaker 1: searching for someone small and defenseless, someone alone. He'll try
Speaker 1: to convince you that he's harmless. I'll tell you that
Speaker 1: he's your friend. But if you look right at him,
Speaker 1: you'll notice that there's something off about something missing. What
Speaker 1: his face? He has no face, and so he hides
Speaker 1: behind a mask. And I'm not saying you are, but
Speaker 1: if you were smart, you know that the moment you
Speaker 1: see this man you should run. The thing is, it'll
Speaker 1: already be too late. If you see him once, you're
Speaker 1: guaranteed to see him again and again and again in
Speaker 1: places you never expected, hiding in plain sight. Figure on
Speaker 1: the street, a new kidding class, a face on your screen,
Speaker 1: a shadow in your closet. You'll try to convince your friends,
Speaker 1: your family that this person is not who he says
Speaker 1: he is, that he's out to dbt you, fellow, laugh
Speaker 1: it off, say you're crazy. And then one day you
Speaker 1: look in the mirror and see that mask staring back
Speaker 1: at you then and only then you'll know he's not
Speaker 1: following you anymore, because now you are the man in
Speaker 1: the mask. That's that's not real. Maybe maybe not, but
Speaker 1: I bet you watch your back. Hey, hey, kid, calm down,
Speaker 1: ye don't cry. You don't have to be afraid of him,
Speaker 1: because I guarantee you that the scariest thing you'll see
Speaker 1: all night is standing in the back of this truck
Speaker 1: with you. Right now, it's time to do what's right.
Speaker 1: Let's see what's in your pocket there? All right? Shuttle
Speaker 1: down back there, we're off. Hold on because we're already late,
Speaker 1: and I gotta get your kids home before this god
Speaker 1: forsaken place goes preserved. What what is it? Boy? Dog
Speaker 1: throwing heat? Arrow? I would run away, bitch. Where is that? Arrow? Act?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? Get back in the truck. My
Speaker 1: dog I called it by my dog. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: he's gonna get left beyond. He's gonna spend the night
Speaker 1: out here here. Get back in the truck. It's not
Speaker 1: safe out here. Arrow. Where'd you go at? Arrow? Act?
Speaker 1: What an idiot? By the dog, And get back to
Speaker 1: the road. Arrow Arrow here, Roy, come here, errow arrow? Arrow?
Speaker 1: Come on, boy, errow. It's okay, boy, you know you're
Speaker 1: out there. Come back now, Rome on back and we
Speaker 1: maybe can still make it home before which waste the road.
Speaker 1: Zero arrow errow vertical errow errow. Come here, boy errow,
Speaker 1: hm m hm huh Hello, Hello, I see you there,
Speaker 1: erro Come mr. He's friendly. I swear you probably just
Speaker 1: spooked him. In fact, you spooked to spool errow errol
Speaker 1: saw get over here. I'm sorry about that, sir, Um
Speaker 1: real sorry. I didn't expect to see anyone out here
Speaker 1: this late, especially tonight. But um, you wouldn't happen to
Speaker 1: know the way back to the road, would you, sir?
Speaker 1: Sir mhm row. It's just a scarecrow. Oh harrow, this
Speaker 1: wee you chased all the way out here. Look boy,
Speaker 1: it's nothing. These clothes are full of straw. It doesn't
Speaker 1: even have lads. It's just resting on a post in
Speaker 1: this it's just a mask. Well well well look what
Speaker 1: we have here. Look who it is. Isn't that a coincidence?
Speaker 1: You find your little doggie and we find you. I oh,
Speaker 1: did we scare you? The scarecrow? Oh the grow scared
Speaker 1: you poor little guy? What a baby? It it? Moved
Speaker 1: this fucking thing. You know what. Let us take care
Speaker 1: of that for you. Oh but now you realize yaw's double, yeah, double,
Speaker 1: and it's time to pay up. I don't know you anything.
Speaker 1: That's it. Get him Arrow, We've asked nicely, grab him.
Speaker 1: This could have been so easy, kid, so easy. You
Speaker 1: could have just paid back the money you owe. Toe said.
Speaker 1: It would have been all over like that. I I
Speaker 1: need it, my family needs it. Funds do tomorrow. I
Speaker 1: think gonna victis If we can't pay please, Well, isn't
Speaker 1: that sweet like candy? It's hard all over kids. Besides,
Speaker 1: it is never really yours in the first place. Hell
Speaker 1: hold him still, Hell, hell not? I your be afraid.
Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween Devil's Night, starring Order Rockwood and
Speaker 1: Clancy Brown. Episode one, The Orchard, written by Alexander Williams,
Speaker 1: featuring the voices of Joseph Whipp, Travis Burnett, and Genta
Speaker 1: Zombi Lasak, directed by Alexander Williams, Script supervision by Nicholas Takoski,
Speaker 1: Casting by Sunday Bowling c s A and Meg Mormon
Speaker 1: c s A. Production coordinator, Wayna Calderon. Production assistants Zoe
Speaker 1: Shay and Amber Ferris. Animal recording by Ben James, closing
Speaker 1: theme by Rose Azerti Loyalty Freak Music dot Com. Recorded
Speaker 1: at d G Entertainment in Los Angeles, California. Engineered by
Speaker 1: Gary Forbes and Jody Abbott. Executive producers Aaron Manky, Noah Finberg,
Speaker 1: Chris Dicky, Matt Frederick and Alexander Williams. Supervising producers Trevor
Speaker 1: Young and Josh Thaine. Producers Jesse Funk and rima Il Kali.
Speaker 1: Thirteen Days of Halloween was created by Matt Frederick Alexander
Speaker 1: Williams and is a production of iHeart three D Audio,
Speaker 1: Blumhouse Television and Grim and Mild from Aaron Mackey. Learn
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