Hitch-Hike (1977) Latino Dub
Hitch-Hike (Italian: Autostop rosso sangue, lit. 'Blood-red hitchhiking'), also known as Death Drive is an Italian crime film directed by Pasquale Festa Campanile. The film stars Franco Nero and Corinne Cléry as a couple in a troubled marriage, and David Hess as a fugitive who takes them hostage. The musical score was written by Ennio Morricone. The film is based on Peter Kane's novel The Violence and the Fury.
Plot
Walter Mancini (Nero), an alcoholic reporter, and his wife Eve (Cléry) are on a road trip with a trailer heading back to Los Angeles. Along the way, they pick up a hitch-hiker (Hess) who introduces himself as Adam Konitz. Konitz soon turns out to be a sadistic escapee from an institution for the criminally insane, and he is running from the law after robbing two million dollars with his partners. He takes the couple hostage and orders Eve to head to Mexico. They are soon stopped by two policemen and after Walter attempts to signal them by writing "SOS" on his matchbox, Konitz shoots them both.
While the three stop for the night, Konitz's two partners, whom he had betrayed to get all the loot for himself, shoot at Konitz and take control of the money and the car. They decide to keep the Mancinis alive until reaching the Mexican border. While driving, they are attacked by someone in a truck. The attacker turns out to be Konitz who kills his former associates and again takes the Mancinis hostage. After they reach a secluded place, Konitz strips and rapes Eve and forces Walter to watch the act. As Konitz gets ready to kill Walter, Eve shoots him with Walter's hunting rifle.
Despite Eve's opposition, Walter decides to keep the two million instead of going to the police. After the four young motorcyclists the couple met at a gas station pass them and pour oil on the road, the Mancinis' car goes off the road and crashes. One of the youngsters takes three hundred from Walter's pocket, but leaves the suitcase on the back seat untouched. The thieves then ride away. Eve is badly hurt and requests help from Walter. Walter brings Konitz's body from their trailer and plants it on the accident scene. He then tells the dying Eve that the thieves had only helped him. He had planned to stop after 15 to 20 miles, kill her and make it look like an accident. After lighting up a cigarette and setting the car and the trailer on fire, Walter starts walking and, hearing a car come by, thumbs a ride.
Plot
Walter Mancini (Nero), an alcoholic reporter, and his wife Eve (Cléry) are on a road trip with a trailer heading back to Los Angeles. Along the way, they pick up a hitch-hiker (Hess) who introduces himself as Adam Konitz. Konitz soon turns out to be a sadistic escapee from an institution for the criminally insane, and he is running from the law after robbing two million dollars with his partners. He takes the couple hostage and orders Eve to head to Mexico. They are soon stopped by two policemen and after Walter attempts to signal them by writing "SOS" on his matchbox, Konitz shoots them both.
While the three stop for the night, Konitz's two partners, whom he had betrayed to get all the loot for himself, shoot at Konitz and take control of the money and the car. They decide to keep the Mancinis alive until reaching the Mexican border. While driving, they are attacked by someone in a truck. The attacker turns out to be Konitz who kills his former associates and again takes the Mancinis hostage. After they reach a secluded place, Konitz strips and rapes Eve and forces Walter to watch the act. As Konitz gets ready to kill Walter, Eve shoots him with Walter's hunting rifle.
Despite Eve's opposition, Walter decides to keep the two million instead of going to the police. After the four young motorcyclists the couple met at a gas station pass them and pour oil on the road, the Mancinis' car goes off the road and crashes. One of the youngsters takes three hundred from Walter's pocket, but leaves the suitcase on the back seat untouched. The thieves then ride away. Eve is badly hurt and requests help from Walter. Walter brings Konitz's body from their trailer and plants it on the accident scene. He then tells the dying Eve that the thieves had only helped him. He had planned to stop after 15 to 20 miles, kill her and make it look like an accident. After lighting up a cigarette and setting the car and the trailer on fire, Walter starts walking and, hearing a car come by, thumbs a ride.
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00:02:30Someone has to be sober to get us back.
00:02:51Keep drinking like that and you'll be drunk before dark.
00:02:53Really?
00:02:54Is that a promise?
00:02:58You know what?
00:03:01I had your head a little while ago in my gun sight.
00:03:05For at least half a minute.
00:03:08You're really disgusting.
00:03:11Boom!
00:03:12But Eve, I didn't go boom.
00:03:14You know why?
00:03:16I saw the stag and I said to myself,
00:03:20I wonder if Eve's sweet meat roasted on a spit is better than the stag's or not.
00:03:23Who knows?
00:03:27But I'm sure the stag doesn't fuck like you do.
00:03:35Hey, what's happening?
00:03:38I threatened you.
00:03:41I threatened you.
00:03:57California Chianti.
00:04:00You haven't put it in cans yet.
00:04:03You didn't think of that, did you?
00:04:08You know, that's a damn fine piece of animal, Mr. Mancini.
00:04:11I sure wish I'd shot him.
00:04:14What's so funny?
00:04:16Can you imagine my wife roasting the rest of that piece of meat?
00:04:21Your wife?
00:04:23You won't believe it, but there is something about that thing over there that my wife wishes she had.
00:04:26Oh, yeah? What's that?
00:04:31That spit up her ass.
00:04:34Excuse me, but I want to see if my little sweet is ready to join us.
00:04:41I've never met an Italian yet that could hold his booze.
00:04:47Harry, it won't go this far.
00:04:50Well, for God's sakes, Lucy, you know that rope goes over there.
00:04:53We've only put this tent up a million times.
00:04:56I'm sorry, honey.
00:04:59That's why I prefer trailers.
00:05:02That's why trailers cost more, too.
00:05:05Well, if the tent doesn't kill you first, come to our going away dinner.
00:05:08My wife and I are leaving tomorrow.
00:05:11Oh, that's very kind of you. Thanks.
00:05:14My name is Stetson, insurance man. This is my wife, Lucy.
00:05:17Great pleasure, Mr. Stetson. My name is...
00:05:24If you just wait a minute.
00:05:27I know my own name.
00:05:30I just have it on the tip of my tongue.
00:05:33Christ, I heard a minute ago someone over there just called me by my name.
00:05:36It's nothing. These things happen, you know.
00:05:39What do you mean, it's nothing?
00:05:42I can't remember my name and you say it's nothing.
00:05:46I'll ask my wife. Come, come along with me.
00:05:49Eve? Come, come along.
00:05:52Eve!
00:05:55Mr. and Mrs. Stetson, this is Eve, my wife.
00:05:58Eve, would you mind telling these nice people what the hell our name is?
00:06:01I can't remember it.
00:06:04Get in and shut the door.
00:06:07I have to get dressed. If you want to sober up, there's some fresh coffee on the stove.
00:06:10I don't want any fucking coffee.
00:06:14No!
00:06:17Not now. I don't feel like it.
00:06:20You always feel like it. I know, my little chicken.
00:06:23Get away from me!
00:06:26You're a pig! You're so big!
00:06:29You're a whore!
00:06:32Pig!
00:06:35You like that, huh?
00:06:41We love sunshine
00:06:44We love moonshine
00:06:47We love everything that we've got
00:06:53Come and get me
00:06:56Through the fields now
00:06:59Then together
00:07:03Let's sing a song
00:07:07There's music everywhere
00:07:10The breeze is whispering there
00:07:13The sun will make us warm
00:07:16And I, the moon, will shine
00:07:19And now please clap your hands
00:07:22And then please clap your arms
00:07:25The world will still go round
00:07:28As we keep singing loud
00:07:31Let's fly up to the sky
00:07:34And clouds will be our stage
00:07:37To dance and sing with love
00:07:40I smile, you smile and smile
00:07:43And all around is white
00:07:46Feel like my heart was moved
00:07:49Let's sing together now
00:07:52There's music everywhere
00:07:55The breeze is whispering there
00:07:58The sun will make us warm
00:08:01And I, the moon, will shine
00:08:04And now please clap your hands
00:08:07And then please clap your arms
00:08:10The world will still go round
00:08:13As we keep singing loud
00:08:16Let's fly up to the sky
00:08:19And clouds will be our stage
00:08:22To dance and sing with love
00:08:25Let's fly up to the sky
00:08:28And clouds will be our stage
00:08:31To dance and sing with love
00:08:34Don't mess, darling.
00:08:36You're doing exactly what we did before.
00:08:38You're wrong, darling.
00:08:40They're making love.
00:08:41We just screw.
00:08:43Don't tell me you can tell the difference.
00:08:46Darling.
00:08:47Go fuck yourself, darling.
00:08:48That's an invitation, bitch.
00:08:49I'm sorry.
00:08:51I'm all dried out.
00:08:52Hey, wait a second.
00:08:53Huh? Where are you going?
00:09:02I think it's broken.
00:09:03Oh no, your hand?
00:09:04Here, let me have a look.
00:09:06God damn tent.
00:09:08There's never been a tent here before.
00:09:11I'd like to know who is that goddamn idiot who put it in this place.
00:09:13That's what I'd like to know.
00:09:17Insurance man.
00:09:19I hope you thought of insuring yourself, amigo.
00:09:21Well, of course I'm insured.
00:09:22Did something happen?
00:09:24Oh, the insurance man is insured.
00:09:27My hand will cost you more than a new one, you know that?
00:09:32I'm a basketball player.
00:09:33And I'm worth a lot.
00:09:35I'll ruin you.
00:09:36But I can assure you if there's any liability...
00:09:37Now stop assuring insurance asshole.
00:09:39Stop it, Walter.
00:09:40Don't pay any attention to him, Mr. Stetson.
00:09:43He's drunk.
00:09:45And he's not a basketball player.
00:09:47He's a reporter.
00:09:48And as a reporter, his value is more or less that of a reserve in a minor league.
00:10:19Goddamn American doctors.
00:10:21If I'd let him, he would have had my whole arm in a cast.
00:10:25During the hold-up, a police officer was wounded.
00:10:27Up to this moment, we have no news on his condition.
00:10:31My head's exploding.
00:10:45Well, it hurts a little more than last night.
00:10:49Are you talking to me?
00:10:51Didn't you ask about my hand?
00:10:53No.
00:11:01That's what gives you a headache.
00:11:07No, darling.
00:11:09You give me the headache.
00:11:18I love you.
00:11:36Be more careful, for Christ's sake.
00:11:37Would you like to drive?
00:11:39Very funny.
00:11:40Then leave me alone if you want to get to Los Angeles tonight.
00:11:49Keep driving.
00:11:50We don't need company.
00:11:56Now what are you doing?
00:11:57I'd like to see you with your car off the road in a place like this.
00:12:00I bet you would.
00:12:04My car just went off.
00:12:05We send you back to the first police car we meet, okay?
00:12:07No, come on, get in.
00:12:08We're heading for the highway going south.
00:12:11Thanks a lot.
00:12:12Can you wait just a minute?
00:12:13I have to turn off my radio.
00:12:15Okay.
00:12:16Take your time.
00:12:47My name is Konitz.
00:12:49Adam Konitz.
00:12:51Hey, what happened to your hand?
00:12:52That's my business.
00:12:55You have to excuse my husband.
00:12:57He's got no manners at all.
00:12:59But then, I expect you noticed.
00:13:02He's also suspicious.
00:13:04But don't pay any attention to him.
00:13:07My wife loves picking up strange men, you get it?
00:13:10She's a little bit, how do you say, a little bit of a whore.
00:13:13But then you may have noticed.
00:13:15The name's Mancini, Walter Mancini.
00:13:17My wife Eve.
00:13:18Eve?
00:13:19Yes, why?
00:13:21Well, Adam and Eve.
00:13:23But this isn't the Garden of Eden.
00:13:25That's too bad.
00:13:27Very funny.
00:13:29We have a comic in the car.
00:13:31It's gonna be a great trip.
00:13:33Why don't you just relax now, Konitz, or whatever the hell your name was.
00:13:36Konitz.
00:13:37Konitz, yes, yes.
00:13:39You don't have to keep the conversation going.
00:13:41Okay, Martini.
00:13:42Or whatever the hell you said your name was.
00:13:43Mancini.
00:13:44Yeah, yeah.
00:13:46But I dig conversation.
00:13:48Very interesting.
00:13:50So do I.
00:13:51My conversation.
00:13:53Okay, Mancini.
00:13:54Have it your way.
00:13:56Because I really dig my conversation.
00:14:14The Hold-Up Man
00:14:32Unfortunately, the police officer has died as a result of his wounds.
00:14:35The Hold-Up Man, identified as ex-convict Carl Olson,
00:14:38is undergoing emergency surgery at Barstow Central Hospital.
00:14:41It is not known if he revealed the names of his accomplices
00:14:44before entering the operating theater.
00:14:47Doesn't the radio bother you anymore?
00:14:49Not unless they need us.
00:14:50...that roadblocks have already been set up
00:14:52and the FBI has been informed.
00:14:55Eyewitnesses report that there were at least four Hold-Up Men.
00:14:58Two cars were used for the getaway.
00:15:00A white 1974 Pontiac convertible and a gray Chrysler sedan.
00:15:04It is presumed that the...
00:15:06Hey, you said Barstow.
00:15:07That's not so far away from here.
00:15:09Let's go take a look.
00:15:12What for?
00:15:14You could write an article on it.
00:15:16In Italy there are at least a hundred robberies a day,
00:15:18a kidnapping every week,
00:15:20a political scandal every month
00:15:21and a government crisis at least once a year.
00:15:24Don't give a damn about a bank robbery in Barstow.
00:15:26Darling, wouldn't you like my daddy to know
00:15:27that as well as making out expense accounts,
00:15:29you can write articles too?
00:15:31Don't forget the doctor said he has a tired heart.
00:15:34We don't want to give him a shock, do we?
00:15:36It could be dangerous.
00:15:39Holy shit.
00:15:42You a reporter?
00:15:46What are you?
00:15:47Well, I'm a grad student.
00:15:49I'm on my way to San Diego.
00:15:50I'm going to take a couple of extra courses.
00:15:53Let me tell you something.
00:15:54Never marry the boss's daughter.
00:15:57Oh, really?
00:15:58You're a loser before you start.
00:16:00Because everybody will say you married your father-in-law's money.
00:16:03And if you had any ambition to become someone,
00:16:04nobody takes you seriously anymore.
00:16:06You never had any ambition.
00:16:08Then you decide it's better
00:16:09not to give a damn about anything anymore
00:16:11and just leave off your rich father-in-law.
00:16:14Please shut up, Walter.
00:16:16Isn't that why you married me in the first place?
00:16:18And no, that was the second reason.
00:16:21I wonder what the first reason was.
00:16:23Shall I tell him?
00:16:25I'll tell him if you want.
00:16:27Let me see if I can guess.
00:16:32Because you're such a good lay.
00:16:35Because you're such a good lay.
00:16:41How would you like to suck my cock?
00:16:56Stop the car! Stop the car!
00:17:05Get out!
00:17:07Get out, you bastard!
00:17:14Go away.
00:17:15Take your bag and stop walking.
00:17:21Walt!
00:17:25No!
00:17:34You think you're pretty smart, huh?
00:17:36Now you'll learn to keep your big mouth shut.
00:17:40That's enough!
00:17:42Hey!
00:17:44Stop it!
00:17:46No!
00:17:49Okay, reporter.
00:17:51You keep out of this.
00:18:00I'm gonna kill him.
00:18:02I'm gonna kill him.
00:18:03Okay, Martini.
00:18:05Or whatever your fucking name is.
00:18:07The honeymoon's over.
00:18:20Well, what can I do against someone with a gun?
00:18:23I was driving a white Pontiac.
00:18:25Good for you, Joker.
00:18:27I'm one of them.
00:18:29So now you know.
00:18:31I've got a gun.
00:18:33And I know how to use it.
00:18:38All right, come on.
00:18:40Come on.
00:18:41You too, smartass.
00:19:04Now for some more news on this morning's hold-up.
00:19:07When pressed for more details by this reporter,
00:19:09Captain Wolanski's answer was, no comments.
00:19:11A spokesman for the Gastex Corporation revealed
00:19:13that the amount stolen was in excess of $2 million,
00:19:15all in cash.
00:19:17The hold-up men were masked and were obviously well-informed
00:19:19about the layout of the Gastex building.
00:19:21As reported this morning, a police officer had...
00:19:23What's going on?
00:19:25What's going on?
00:19:27What's going on?
00:19:29What's going on?
00:19:31What's going on?
00:19:34What are you doing?
00:19:36I'm getting a drink.
00:19:38Well, make sure that's all you're doing.
00:19:50Go ahead, help yourself, Cones.
00:19:53Cones,
00:19:55please try and remember.
00:20:03Ladies first.
00:20:05Didn't anybody ever teach you any manners?
00:20:08The lady doesn't drink.
00:20:12You're probably right.
00:20:13It's bad for your health.
00:20:17I'll take that.
00:20:19I run the bar here like everything else.
00:20:24Now listen to me, both of you.
00:20:26We may run into a roadblock.
00:20:29And I swear.
00:20:30Because they're looking for four men.
00:20:31And we're gonna disappoint them.
00:20:33You see, we're just three happy citizens
00:20:35returning from a wonderful vacation.
00:20:37Walter and Eve, the loving couple.
00:20:39And Adam, their best friend.
00:20:43So if you behave,
00:20:45we won't have any problems.
00:20:48Do you understand me?
00:20:51Do you understand me?
00:20:53Yes, yes.
00:20:56Can I smoke?
00:20:58Help yourself.
00:21:02Light one for me too.
00:21:17Thank you.
00:21:31Thank you.
00:21:59Which way?
00:22:01I hope there's a gas station somewhere.
00:22:06We'll have to fill up pretty soon.
00:22:09Look in the map, Walter.
00:22:10I'll tell you when to stop.
00:22:21I've been down this road a hundred times before.
00:22:47I know it like the back of my hand.
00:22:50There's a gas station 20 miles ahead.
00:23:05Please leave me alone or we'll go off the road.
00:23:09You're still thinking about it.
00:23:12About when I touched you back there.
00:23:14You liked it, made your pants wet, didn't it?
00:23:17Well, if you're a good girl,
00:23:19I may even do it again.
00:23:23Easy, Martini.
00:23:25If I want to fuck her, I'll fuck her.
00:23:27And there's nothing you can do about it.
00:23:31You're nothing without that pistol.
00:23:34And you, what do you think you are?
00:23:36A Norman Mailer?
00:23:37You're a two bit reporter living off his wife's money.
00:23:40Asshole.
00:23:43Ever since I got picked up by you two,
00:23:44I noticed something wasn't so right.
00:23:46How come you get so bent out of shape
00:23:48whenever I say something nice to her?
00:23:54Be careful now.
00:23:55Be careful.
00:24:16Act natural, don't do anything stupid, it's going to be OK.
00:24:23Smart, Joker.
00:24:26Very smart.
00:24:30Now, slow down easy, lady.
00:24:32Start pulling over to the side
00:24:34and stop just before you get to the intersection.
00:24:47What's up, officer?
00:24:50Just routine.
00:24:52I'm an Italian journalist.
00:24:54My name is Mancini.
00:24:57My wife and I are on vacation.
00:25:02I'm a journalist.
00:25:04I'm a journalist.
00:25:06I'm a journalist.
00:25:08I'm a journalist.
00:25:10I'm a journalist.
00:25:12I'm a journalist.
00:25:14I'm a journalist.
00:25:17I'm...
00:25:20Is anything wrong?
00:25:22We've been driving since this morning
00:25:24and our radio doesn't work.
00:25:29Are you looking for someone?
00:25:36We've been hunting up in the mountains,
00:25:38so we're a little out of touch, officer.
00:25:46Okay, move on.
00:25:56Get off of me, you fucking whore!
00:26:06Stop the car!
00:26:17Hurry up!
00:26:18Please!
00:26:19Or else you and that pizza head will end up the same way!
00:26:21Please!
00:26:22Don't shoot!
00:26:23Don't shoot!
00:26:27Down!
00:26:28Just calm down!
00:26:56I'm gonna have to keep my eye on you, Martini.
00:26:59You're pretty clever.
00:27:01Yeah, you're so clever.
00:27:04You almost got us killed.
00:27:06Act naturally, Eve.
00:27:08Nothing will happen.
00:27:10The big hero...
00:27:11Don't be dumb.
00:27:12You don't see it.
00:27:14It was a really good try.
00:27:16If that stupid cop had played his part right,
00:27:19I wouldn't have noticed a thing.
00:27:21And we'd be traveling with an invisible escort.
00:27:25My head, right in the scopes of the high-precision carbines.
00:27:30Some of those bastards can shoot a hole in a diamond 150 yards.
00:27:34I'll bet you didn't know that.
00:27:43You didn't think I could do it, did you, Martini?
00:27:46You didn't think I was good enough, huh?
00:27:50I underestimated you.
00:27:52You sure did.
00:27:54I'm smarter than you think.
00:27:57So don't you ever say I'm nothing again, do you hear?
00:28:05Do you want to know the real difference?
00:28:07The real difference between you and me?
00:28:10Look.
00:28:11Look!
00:28:14Look.
00:28:15I bet you've never seen anything like that before, have you, Martini?
00:28:18Two million dollars right before your very eyes?
00:28:21It's written all over your face.
00:28:23Phony.
00:28:26You're a phony.
00:28:27You've always been a phony.
00:28:29And you always will be a phony.
00:28:31That's the difference between you and me.
00:28:38Two million dollars can't turn any shit into a big man.
00:28:41Oh, you've got a great way with words, reporter.
00:28:43It's your business.
00:28:45Well, in my business, I don't need any words.
00:28:48I got a friend here.
00:28:51Says everything loud and clear.
00:28:53And how many people have you convinced with your friend's help?
00:28:56Hey, don't you start preaching to me.
00:28:59You think about those two dead policemen in the road back there.
00:29:01That's on your conscience.
00:29:02It's like you killed them with your own hands.
00:29:05You're right, Connett.
00:29:06Once again.
00:29:08You could have got us all killed.
00:29:10So what?
00:29:12When he doesn't need us anymore.
00:29:15He's going to kill us anyway.
00:29:17Right, Connett?
00:29:22About a mile ahead, there's an intersection.
00:29:24Turn right.
00:29:44Got anything more to drink?
00:29:45No, Cristal.
00:29:47Don't get mad.
00:29:48We'll get whiskey when we get gas.
00:29:50Pay attention, Eve.
00:29:52As soon as we stop, go in the restaurant.
00:29:54I want you to buy two cartons of camels.
00:29:57And two bottles of scotch, okay?
00:30:01I wish I was that 50.
00:30:04God is the great.
00:30:06Superman Connett.
00:30:07Shut up, asshole.
00:30:09You know what, reporter?
00:30:10I'm beginning to like you, too.
00:30:40Fill it up.
00:30:41Oh, yes.
00:30:42And will you check the water and oil, please?
00:30:43Okay.
00:30:44Shall I go in now?
00:30:45Yeah.
00:30:46But be careful.
00:30:47Stay in sight.
00:30:48And don't go near the telephone.
00:30:49And when you talk to the guy,
00:30:50keep your face turned towards me at all times.
00:30:52Okay?
00:30:53Okay.
00:30:54Okay.
00:30:55Okay.
00:30:56Okay.
00:30:57Okay.
00:30:58Okay.
00:30:59Okay.
00:31:00Okay.
00:31:01Okay.
00:31:02Okay.
00:31:03Okay.
00:31:04Okay.
00:31:05Okay.
00:31:06Okay.
00:31:07Okay.
00:31:08Okay.
00:31:09At all times.
00:31:11We don't need any more trouble.
00:31:26How long you been married?
00:31:29Nine years.
00:31:32Nine years.
00:31:34What a drag.
00:31:37You got any kids?
00:31:39Why don't you mind your own damn business?
00:31:44Don't react to what I say, please.
00:31:46But when we drive away, call the police and tell them that...
00:31:53We are in terrible trouble.
00:32:01Whiskey and cigarettes.
00:32:09I'm not crazy.
00:32:40Yeah, look, come with me to Mexico.
00:32:43All expenses paid in a hundred thousand.
00:32:44We'll have a ball and we can even take Eva along to screw, if you like.
00:32:49If not, we can send her home to daddy.
00:32:54What book?
00:32:56About me?
00:32:57No, about this whole thing.
00:33:00Who do you think you are?
00:33:01Al Capone, didn't you?
00:33:02You're just a cheap killer.
00:33:03Nobody's interested in your story.
00:33:05But they are in yours.
00:33:07You're a reporter that something really out of sight happened to.
00:33:10You've been looking for a scoop to get me out of this shit for years.
00:33:13Well.
00:33:16Look at me.
00:33:19I'm your scoop.
00:33:37Keep the change.
00:33:38Thanks, mister. Thanks a lot.
00:33:39You're welcome.
00:33:41Well, what do you say?
00:33:42Is it a deal?
00:33:44Okay, it's a deal.
00:34:37Don't look.
00:34:57Would you mind telling me what's going on?
00:35:02Why are you doing all this?
00:35:04Because it's exciting?
00:35:06Because they want to see your name printed in a book
00:35:09All the news reports aren't enough
00:35:12You want the dignity of a literary character to
00:35:16What do you mean?
00:35:18Sometimes I just don't understand you. I'm doing it because well
00:35:22if anything happens, I
00:35:24Want people to know my reasons? What are you two talking about? And I know you'll tell them
00:35:29Okay, I'll tell them but nobody will buy the book what book why not? It's a sexy articide story and it's true
00:35:35Me my wife and the killer by Walter Mancini
00:35:40we haven't seen too much sex yet, but
00:35:42I'll take care of that eventually
00:35:46It's a natural it's gotta make a lot of money. What if they make a movie out of it, huh?
00:35:53What movie what book when you explain?
00:36:05I
00:36:36You
00:36:55What is this stupid idea do you realize is mad I got to pretend I'm interested
00:37:05Maybe the only hope we're ever coming after this alive. Is it too tight? No
00:37:18Are you through playing nursey?
00:37:23Good
00:37:24Go get the tape recording and then get that gilded ass in the kitchen and fixes something to eat. I'm getting very hungry
00:37:35You
00:38:00Well, I'm so long there you are
00:38:05Deep baby stay where I can see you
00:38:08You
00:38:33Are you ready?
00:38:39Where do we begin
00:38:46We usually begin with the parents
00:38:49allows a childhood
00:38:51An alcoholic father who beats his son and wife on alternate nights
00:38:55Perhaps there's bad blood syphilis
00:38:59Wrong friends
00:39:01The first more crime an apple because you're hungry the reformatory etc, etc
00:39:08Hmm or if you prefer you got an unemployed father
00:39:13better if he's sick or
00:39:16better yet a
00:39:17Veteran so we can put the blame on society establishment a mother who hustles to pay the food bills and keep her darling son in college
00:39:27But eventually the other kids find out and your mother's a whore your mother's a whore
00:39:31There's a fight
00:39:33Someone gets hurt you get kicked out from there. It's a short step to your first prison term. Hmm
00:39:42Are you happy with it?
00:39:47Are you listening to me Cornett's
00:39:52Now you're all wrong you want to know the truth
00:39:57My father worked for the post office he was a lovely man
00:40:00He saved everything
00:40:03He even on the house I was born in paid for with his hard-earned cash
00:40:08You know the gingerbread house white picket fence chintz curtains
00:40:14Mom's doilies on the table. She made him herself
00:40:18Poor mom. She never thought of anything except the house, but they really dug each other
00:40:23And they dug me too
00:40:25Nobody ever yelled nobody ever raised a finger
00:40:28To really sweet people
00:40:31And I never had a problem with school
00:40:34My folks two fuck-ups the worst kind
00:40:40Well Friday is no help
00:40:58Oh
00:41:05Clear up the table and put away the tape recorder while I tie him up
00:41:10You're gonna tie me up why did you hear what I said, come on hurry up
00:41:16Look Walter. I'm sorry
00:41:18But I gotta get some sleep
00:41:20So be a good boy and put your hands behind the chair
00:41:28I
00:41:33Heard in my head
00:41:58Oh, hey girl with a gilded ass bring me something to drink
00:42:28Oh
00:42:58Leave it alone you son of a bitch
00:43:02It's for the book Walter I mean sex
00:43:06It's what we discussed, isn't it?
00:43:08If I don't give you something to write about
00:43:22The only thing I'll write for you is your obituary
00:43:28I
00:43:58I
00:44:11Folks
00:44:13My name's Oaks
00:44:15That's hot
00:44:17We were friends of that
00:44:19Judas there
00:44:21Where's the money?
00:44:24Oh
00:44:27I found the suitcase
00:44:30Is it all there
00:44:37Hey, what do you think you're doing bitch, let me kill him right away Oaks then we can split
00:44:44Don't be stupid you need us like Connie's did we can help you to get to the border
00:44:50The same plan where do they be silly for you to kill us shut up shut up
00:45:01Now listen for Christ's sake
00:45:05He's right Adam wasn't stupid they can cover for us till we get to the border then we kill
00:45:15Okay, okay
00:45:20You got excused my friend there he's a bit sensitive, you know what all that's happened he's all shook up
00:45:27Well, what are you waiting for untie me? My circulation is stopped. Sure. Sure
00:45:49You
00:46:01When we're in Mexico Oaks
00:46:04Oaks you won't send for Kate. Will you?
00:46:07You won't have her come down there with us. Will you sweetheart? I tell you she's the mother of my kids
00:46:12I don't give a shit about kids about anything. I
00:46:15warn you Oaks
00:46:17Look, she doesn't mean a damn thing to me. Not a damn thing. I'll kill her. I warn you Oaks. I'm gonna kill that whore
00:46:27Listen Walter, I never mind. I don't feel like talking
00:46:34We've got to talk we have to discuss it
00:46:48What do you want
00:46:53Crazy
00:46:58The best
00:47:17You
00:47:27Then stay in the center of the road
00:47:47You
00:48:11What does he want that son of a bitch what does he want from us
00:48:17What does he want
00:48:47Stop
00:49:17Where's my fucking
00:49:47I
00:49:49I
00:49:51I
00:50:15I'm gonna kill him. So help me God. I'm gonna kill that son of a bitch
00:50:21Come on it's all over now
00:50:51I
00:51:22Heart
00:51:32Heart
00:51:34Heart
00:51:36Heart heart
00:51:39heart
00:51:40heart
00:51:51Oh
00:51:59That reporter surprise surprise I
00:52:08Wouldn't do that if I were you
00:52:22Now
00:52:27That's not a tape recorder is it I
00:52:31See you're immortal but I have to write that too
00:52:38What's the matter with her she's asleep
00:52:48John
00:52:52Adam he's still alive. Hold it right there numbnuts
00:52:57Help me still alive
00:52:59You gotta help me get him to a hospital. I don't I don't want the money. I don't want anything Adam
00:53:04I just want yourself together
00:53:07Don't worry
00:53:09We'll save you friend. Oh
00:53:11Thank you. Thank you Adam
00:53:13I'll never forget this
00:53:16Is he able to walk yeah
00:53:19You walk sure you can walk well don't just stand there help him move
00:53:32No, no to the truck to the truck
00:53:49A reporter, I don't need you any longer
00:53:57This is where we part company
00:54:10Yes, and if I were you I'd stay here for a while
00:54:16Oaks come on
00:54:28It was nice meeting you cunts or whatever the hell your name is
00:54:35Hey Adam, Adam, what about the money shit? I nearly forgot go again
00:54:45I
00:55:16You
00:55:24You're really into being a martyr aren't you reporter go fuck yourself murder
00:55:45The girl with a golden ass fancy meeting you here
00:55:51drive I
00:55:54Still remember the time dad found 20 extra bucks in his pay envelope
00:56:00What a weekend me and my disgusting whispering scared rabbits whether to give the money back or not
00:56:0920 fucking dollars
00:56:12Monday morning bright and early
00:56:14He goes to the office with the $20 his eyes shiny and proud doing his duty like a model employee
00:56:24You know something reporter
00:56:26The week before I asked him for five dollars five fucking dollars to buy a football
00:56:32That football was important to me
00:56:35You know what? He said
00:56:37He said use your allowance son
00:56:39Save save it from your allowance
00:56:42He gave me two lousy bucks a week
00:56:46Not even enough for me and my girl to get into the movies
00:56:52Now what do you think of that I
00:56:55Say your hard time story wouldn't make a group of old ladies cry
00:56:59Most people are on your father's side
00:57:01Because they are like him
00:57:03They're the ones who buy books you think so
00:57:05Thank you, you're welcome
00:57:08So then he began to steal
00:57:10That very night while the bastard was sleeping. I stole $20 out of his wallet
00:57:14You wouldn't believe the next morning and after two days, they still couldn't figure out what happened
00:57:24The first time you killed someone was it amusing don't get moral on me reporter I don't give a fuck about moral
00:57:30I just want to know what happened
00:57:32Remember that. Yeah. Well, listen, I figured something out
00:57:36Killing people is like building up debts
00:57:40The more debts you build up the more respect you have
00:57:46You didn't figure anything out the really big guys they don't go around shooting people up like you do oh no, what do they do?
00:57:52They steal with the help of the law. You ever hear of that? Yeah, and maybe marry the boss's daughter, too
00:57:58One of these days immediate policeman is gonna get you what's on a cheap killer like you will get him down tomorrow next week next month
00:58:04I said shut up. I can't guarantee me too far reporter. You're a dead man. I told you once already
00:58:10I can't stand it anymore
00:58:16I can't stand it anymore
00:58:18I can't stand it anymore
00:58:20I can't stand it anymore
00:58:22I can't stand it anymore
00:58:24I can't stand it anymore
00:58:32Hand over the interview
00:58:40Start the car
00:58:48Take that road
00:58:55So
00:59:16Get out
00:59:24So
00:59:55Why are we here don't ask stupid questions
01:00:00This is a perfect spot for an execution is this where you're gonna kill us connie's
01:00:08You get in the trailer why don't argue move it
01:00:14Get your gilded ass in there don't be stupid reporter
01:00:25So
01:00:33I promised you i'd do it get up and fix me something to eat
01:00:39County police have identified the man found murdered in the white pontiac as multiple offender robert pizarro
01:00:4441 year old mexican farm worker who made headlines last year when he escaped from the cliffdale state hospital for the criminally insane
01:00:51Police report that two other inmates escaped with pizarro at that time. Both are still at large
01:00:56they are lewis hod age 23 black hair five feet nine inches tall and
01:01:03You're not interested in knowing who the other man was carnage
01:01:07As if I didn't know already
01:01:10Harden oaks oaks and hard the inseparable fags the honeymoon couple
01:01:18All right, hold an oaks
01:01:21You ever noticed corny
01:01:23All the homosexuals know what real love is anymore. Oh, jesus. That's great. Mancini. You're really great
01:01:32I'm not joking. They're building a new society the homosexual one men one side and women the other haven't you noticed?
01:01:42You don't understand do you
01:01:45It's true
01:01:47You're all a bunch of damn fags speak for your husband. Oh, no, you're included too. What do you think you are?
01:01:54big fucker
01:01:56He just uses my body right walter
01:02:02And you make love with that gun don't you
01:02:06I bet every time you shoot you feel more virile more manly
01:02:13Oh
01:02:15Now i'll show you reporter i'm gonna give you a front row seat because i've got some unfinished business to take care of
01:02:21And it's showtime
01:02:24Yeah
01:02:41You want a drink maybe you need one, how about you?
01:02:51Come here
01:02:54Call me a fag now
01:02:56Hey reporter, I bet you never made love to her like that
01:03:01Hey, if you're a good girl, maybe i'll take you with me
01:03:06Adam and eve in the garden of eden
01:03:11You're mad
01:03:14I feel sorry for you
01:03:17There's nothing you can do about it you're sick blah blah blah talk talk talk
01:03:24You were in such a hurry to turn off the radio before they could say the other name
01:03:29The name of the third man who escaped from the mental asylum
01:03:34It was you wasn't it cool. I meant she me
01:03:37You're a poor mental cripple cornyce. You need to humiliate people everybody everyone you meet me her
01:03:48I got you shook up martini
01:03:51You're definitely shook up she doesn't look humiliated to me go ahead tell him tell him how you really feel
01:04:06Let's go inside it's cold
01:04:21Right
01:04:28What are you doing married to a schmuck like that
01:04:51So
01:05:06Foreign
01:05:21Oh
01:05:36Oh
01:05:51Oh
01:06:00Hey
01:06:21Oh
01:06:25Ah, I want you to know it's been real nice knowing your reporter and um even nicer knowing your wife
01:06:36It's too bad we couldn't get that book together but uh, i'll be in mexico tomorrow with only one problem how to spend two million
01:06:43dollars
01:06:45So I guess it's goodbye
01:06:50Uh
01:07:20So
01:07:51So
01:08:11If I hadn't shot him he would have killed us
01:08:21Uh
01:08:25Yes, he would have killed us
01:08:31Why don't you make some coffee we both need it
01:08:34Um
01:08:48We've got to go to the police walter and tell them everything they'll understand
01:09:01I'll be right back
01:09:04Oh
01:09:15Ah
01:09:35So
01:09:37Uh
01:10:03It's pointless stupid
01:10:07questions
01:10:10Interrogations statements more statements
01:10:15We would have to repeat the same things all over and over walter, how can we just we don't have to tell the police or anyone
01:10:24Nobody knows we met him
01:10:28The two policemen are dead his accomplices are dead
01:10:34All you have to do is to get away from here
01:10:37So
01:10:42As if nothing at all that ever happened eve
01:10:50Out
01:11:00Walter the money
01:11:03Is
01:11:05What about it
01:11:07What do you mean
01:11:11What do you mean
01:11:14I mean, we got two million dollars and a lot of things can fit into two million dollars many beautiful things
01:11:22It's gastics money walter you want me to start worrying about the future of gastics, huh?
01:11:28You're talking nonsense, you don't know you can't understand what don't I know what can't I understand shut up
01:11:35The salaries will be paid
01:11:37The insurance will cover them and insurance companies are covered by the premiums people pay to be insured
01:11:43It's all a damn chain of speculation
01:11:45enormous profits
01:11:47Made with your money and mine and millions of idiots like us
01:11:52We are not stealing from just anyone we're stealing from thieves
01:11:55Gastics, huh?
01:11:57For years I paid for gas at their prices
01:12:00So now i'm just collecting a little refund. Yes, but if they don't find the money, they'll keep looking for it
01:12:05It'll never end
01:12:07Let them look for it. They won't come and ask us for it. What do we know about it?
01:12:11Who saw us?
01:12:12Huh?
01:12:13You understand now?
01:12:15You're so smart
01:12:20Very smart
01:12:25Foreign
01:12:34Now what's the matter
01:12:37So
01:12:54Start the motor
01:13:07Gently
01:13:20Like that you're making it worse don't yell at me don't yell at me
01:13:36Oh
01:13:38Start off gently then step on the gas
01:13:57What's wrong I think the battery's added
01:14:06Oh
01:14:18And now what do we do you've got to give up walter
01:14:24Huh
01:14:32You want me to do what connie's father did, huh
01:14:36Go to gastex clashing my suitcase and say gentlemen santa claus made a little error in the bookkeeping
01:14:41I found an extra two million dollars in my stocking. Do you want me to do that? Huh?
01:14:46You sound just like konitz
01:14:49Ha ha ha
01:14:53But very soon i'll be very rich and happy, huh
01:14:56Girl with the girl to the ass. Don't ever call me that again. Oh, no
01:15:01No, no little mouse
01:15:04Touch me
01:15:10Don't touch me
01:15:18So
01:15:48So
01:16:18Foreign
01:16:28Senor what is happening? My car is stuck in the sand and we have a problem with the motor
01:16:38Senor you are in serious trouble
01:16:42Tell me
01:16:44How did you get to this place?
01:16:45It was an accident
01:16:47We were looking for a place to stay alone to pass the night
01:16:51We are on our way home from nevada. I'm an italian journalist. My name is mancini. This is my wife eve
01:16:57Very honored senor. My name is mendoza
01:17:00It's fortunate you came along. Mr. Mendoza, perhaps with your help we can get out of here
01:17:05Yes
01:17:08Maybe no
01:17:11Can you help us get to a garage mr. Mendoza I can pay you for your trouble if you can tow me to one
01:17:17Garages amigo
01:17:20These places forsaken by god and the devil
01:17:24But I know a mechanic who could fix it a couple of times. He's got out of trouble my old pancho via
01:17:30Who?
01:17:32That's my truck
01:17:34Oh
01:17:36I'll get the cable senor. Thank you very much. Gracias
01:17:48So
01:18:04It's dirty money give it back
01:18:08No one knows we got it, how can you be so sure that's enough
01:18:12If I don't try i'll never be able to look in the mirror again
01:18:16Hmm that's my payment for damages
01:18:20Oh, yes, sure. I understand now your latin pride is wounded because someone laid your wife. Is that it?
01:18:30You're a good lady like corny said a great lady, but my god, you don't think you're worth two million dollars
01:18:45So
01:19:11Thank you
01:19:15Man
01:19:26Why don't you see them give us money? Oh shit, they're just too busy thinking about themselves, you know what I mean?
01:19:38I bet they're loaded. You see the car and camera they got I'd like to know what they're doing
01:19:42Are you finished? Yes
01:19:45Hey
01:19:55Hey, mr. Rockefeller, would you buy us helpless kids some food and maybe something to smoke, huh?
01:20:02Why don't you try to earn what you eat?
01:20:05Yeah, like doing what for instance
01:20:09Working gentlemen work
01:20:12Would you translate that sir, don't be tight paulter you're a millionaire
01:20:21The lady's very nice the lady is a good samaritan
01:20:28She gives the thirst to drink
01:20:30She never leaves a hitchhiker on foot
01:20:32She encourages the young to beg in other words. She loves her fellow men unless it's her husband
01:20:42Me
01:21:09Give me a drink here's mud in your eye
01:21:12Like the old days
01:21:22When are we going to get rid of
01:21:24Connie's body
01:21:26Not yet, but it's dangerous to carry him with us. I said not yet. But why?
01:21:31Don't tire your brain leave the problem to me christ
01:21:41So
01:22:11So
01:22:29What are you looking at
01:22:42You
01:22:54So we gotta go to work, huh
01:23:11So
01:23:35If you didn't pay so much attention to every son of a bitch you meet
01:23:38You'd have two million dollars less
01:24:08You
01:24:10Hey pete go up there and give a shout when you see them coming, okay
01:24:17Come on baby get it open
01:24:20They come in yet not yet shit. I hope that guy's a good driver
01:24:29Over there too
01:24:39Hey, what if this builds a mart
01:24:41You're getting used to it. Yeah
01:24:42Does it disgust you anymore? I never said it disgusted me. I said it frightened me. Shut up
01:24:48I know how to change it. Oh sure. You know everything. Yes, I know everything
01:24:53No matter what you and your father think I know how to do my job
01:24:58Hey
01:25:08So
01:25:38Um
01:25:54Sons of bitches
01:25:57Hmm
01:26:07How much about 300 bucks not bad, huh far out come on
01:26:13So
01:26:23What idiots oh my god, what are you
01:26:43Help
01:26:49Walter please
01:26:54Help
01:27:04Help me
01:27:13Oh
01:27:16Help me
01:27:19Don't worry i'll be right back
01:27:42Oh
01:27:52I'm a lousy reporter and you're the big brain, huh? I'm the big brain not you you asshole
01:28:02Gina you're great
01:28:13So
01:28:30It's strange very strange
01:28:34I've been thinking about it for hours
01:28:38But I didn't know how to do it
01:28:41How to get rid of you those idiots solved the problem for me
01:28:50Trying to start all over again would be useless
01:28:54All we have to do is fight
01:28:57Believe me. This is the best way
01:29:01I told you that I knew exactly what I was doing
01:29:05Now do you understand why I was waiting to get rid of him, huh?
01:29:08I would have organized something like this myself in about 15 or 20 miles
01:29:23Goodbye
01:29:38So
01:30:08So
01:30:38So
01:31:08So
01:31:38So
01:32:08So
01:32:38You