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- [Mitch] Welcome back to rock talk with Mitch LeFon,
and it has come to my attention that filmmaker Drew Fortier,
along with James L. Edwards and Douglas Esper,
have been reported missing today.
Details are scarce at the moment,
but according to the authorities,
they were last seen two days ago in Canton, Ohio,
where they were shooting a documentary
on the disappearance of the homeless.
The film is also being co-produced
by David Ellefson of Megadeth fame,
and Thom Hazaert of Ellefson Films.
Ellefson and Hazaert have declined
to comment on the situation
and I will keep you posted as more details surface.
- Mr Esper.
Mr Esper.
Mr Esper, I'm Inspector Dotani.
We're gonna be filming our little sit down here,
and I'm gonna need your full attention,
'cause your story's all over the place
and we're gonna need to get on the same page.
Mr Esper, your attention, please.
- I already talked to the cops.
I don't know why I'm here.
Who are you?
- We're not here to talk about me, okay?
We're here to talk about your story
and what you've gone through, okay?
- Where's James and Drew?
- All right, listen, Mr Esper,
you're facing some very serious charges here, okay?
Until we can get to the bottom of this,
you're gonna be in a whole world of trouble.
- Watch the footage. - I've seen the footage, okay.
I want to hear this in your own words, okay?
What did you see in the sewer?
- I need a minute.
I need a minute, I.
- Okay look, we don't have time for that.
What did you see in the sewers?
All right, tell you what,
let's just start from the beginning.
It looks like this was some sort of documentary project
you guys threw together?
- Yeah, it was, it was Drew's thing.
He got us all together.
I was just along for the ride.
- All right.
(Drew clears his throat)
Hey, this is Drew Fortier.
I'm on my way to a pre-production meeting
with David Ellefson and Thom Hazaert
out of Ellefson Films, to discuss our.
(Drew clears his throat)
Take two.
Hey, this is Drew Fortier.
I'm on my way to a pre-production meeting with.
(Drew clears his throat)
Currently on my way, on the road,
to go meet up with David Ellefson
and Thom Hazaert of Ellefson Films
to discuss our upcoming film project.
And I figured I'd make a video diary
to capture the stuff behind the stuff,
which has always fascinated me,
hopefully it'll fascinate you as well.
Here at the hotel.
(knocking on door)
Thom.
- Yeah.
Turn your fucking camera off.
This isn't a social call, turn the fucking camera off.
(TV chattering) (people chattering)
Come in, sit.
- Oh dude, I gotta run, man. I'll hit you back, all right?
See ya, bye.
- [Drew] What's up, dude? - What are you doing here?
- Where, where, oh where, is our fucking movie, Drew?
- [Drew] I don't know.
- We gave you this money months and months and months ago.
I've been asking you for footage.
We haven't seen a second of footage, not a second.
Do you have any?
Is anything done?
- Well there's certain elements I gotta prepare,
you know, and if it.
- We're not making gone with the fucking wind.
Take your camera, point it at some homeless people, cut.
That's all you need to do.
- I didn't know the stuff takes (indistinct).
- Listen, dude, here's the deal.
You are in breach of contract.
We gave you the money.
We were supposed to.
This thing was supposed to be done, okay?
Today's Friday.
Our tour's ending.
I want to see this by end of day Sunday at the latest.
This is not gonna tarnish my reputation,
because if it tarnishes my reputation,
it's tarnishing yours.
- What reputation?
You made the fucking "Ben Tango" movie.
What reputation are you gonna tarnish?
- Well put.
Who's your crew?
Do you hire, have you hired anybody?
- Where's our money? Did you hire a fucking crew?
Have you done anything?
- Oh yeah, James Edwards and Douglas Esper.
- Who's that?
- That's your fucking crew.
Doug Esper and James?
We give you money to hire a real crew,
rent real equipment, and make a fucking movie.
I have 15 fucking chimps with a Nikon
that could shoot this movie.
And if it's not done, they will.
- We gotta go to sound check.
Let's get out of here.
Shit.
Fricking never ends, man.
- No shit, always something. - Always something, isn't it?
Unreal. - Fuck.
- [Drew] Ah fuck.
- [Thom] Feel free to show yourself out.
- God.
Oh fuck!
So now I gotta film a whole fucking movie
over one fucking weekend!
So I don't get fucking sued.
You wanted the shit behind the shit.
You wanted the stuff behind the stuff? Well you fucking go!
Stupid fucking camera bullshit filmmaking,
cock sucking motherfucker, yappa douche bag, piece of shit!
That's why they create medication.
This is why they create medication.
(Drew growls)
It's okay, it's all right, it's all right.
This is, it's okay, it's all right.
Everything's gonna be just fine.
You're gonna get such a kick out of this, though.
This is gonna be good.
Well the good news is I'm gonna be early to James's house,
so that's good, right?
There we go.
It's real to get back on track with that
but he's not expecting me to show up this fucking early!
(knocking on door)
Oh, hey.
Hey James, how you doing?
- Drew.
Remember that conversation we had about time management?
- Yeah, back when I showed up late for,
late for everything all the time, sure.
- Showing up four hours early for a pre-production meeting
doesn't exactly make up for lost time.
- All right, I give up.
What's with the camera?
- Ah it's for behind the scenes for the Ellefson thing.
It's no big deal.
- So you're creating more work for yourself.
Your ignorance has always been outshined by your ambition.
- Was that a compliment?
- All right, let's cut the shit.
Why are you impending on my coffee time
and sweating all over my couch?
Okay I, you want the,
you want the short story of the long story?
- Short, damn it.
- All right, Ellefson needs us to start shooting ASAP.
- What's the new start date?
- This weekend, starting today.
- Okay, now, now this, this really me off.
I figured this meeting was gonna take an hour,
two at the max, okay?
Now instead, you show up four hours early,
you've canceled my weekend plans,
and now I have to go upstairs and put pants on and work.
- I know, I know, I know, James.
- No, you don't know, Drew.
- Ellefson wants to bonus us out for the inconvenience.
- How much?
- 500?
- So what are we shooting today?
- Well. (knocking on door)
- Who the hell is that?
- [Drew] Oh, it's Doug.
- What is Doug doing at my house?
- [Drew] He's the third member of the crew.
- Dynamic.
- Come on.
- [Drew] Doug, what the hell are you doing?
- Oh, hey.
James, what's up?
- [Drew] It's Drew.
It's Drew.
- You guys are like twins, man.
- [Drew] I hope not.
What were you doing?
All right, have a seat.
- Hey, James, what's happening?
- Hey, Doug.
Have a seat, get comfy, take a load off.
Can I go in the kitchen and make you a Hot Pocket?
- [Doug] Oh, that'd be perfect, man.
Thanks, what kind you got?
- Doug, Doug, Doug, Doug.
Here, check this out.
Look, this is gonna be one of your jobs for the weekend.
- [Doug] The weekend?
I thought this was like a one day thing.
- Typical Drew, always forgetting the important details,
but hitting you with the last minute bullshit.
- [Doug] I really don't have anything going on.
This is cool.
- What exactly are we shooting today?
- I figured we'd start with like the homeless interviews
and just take it from there.
- Gotcha.
- [Doug] I am so confused.
- Oh, it's all gonna make sense.
You're gonna get such a huge kick out of this.
- No you're not.
- Are you aware that Drew has fraudulent past?
- Drew's not a con.
- Did you know anything about this project
prior to the shoot?
- No.
Drew told me when and where to show up.
I showed up.
- So no questions asked?
- That's typical Drew.
It's always confusing at first,
but in the end it makes sense.
- Really? Does to make a lot of sense
you're sitting in an interrogation room right now?
Does he pay you?
(blinker clicking)
- Oh, come on, come on, come on.
- [Drew] So James, you did put on pants, right?
- Yes, I did. - Oh yeah, that's good.
- [James] I'm not thrilled about it, but I did it.
- Sacrificing for the art.
- [James] Indubitably.
- [Drew] All right, Doug, Doug.
So you're from the area, and you're familiar
with the ridiculous homeless population, I'm assuming.
- It's out of control, man.
I mean, look around.
Every parking lot you go to,
two or three guys asking you for money.
It's an extra quarter to go to the gas station.
Want to get groceries, it's gonna cost you a dollar.
They're everywhere.
- [Drew] Well, they were everywhere.
Have you noticed being asked by them less and less lately?
- I guess not.
- [Drew] Well, that's exactly what this is all about.
- Huh?
- [Drew] Okay so, so the past few months
there's been this huge surge of missing persons reports,
and it's all homeless people.
- We're doing a documentary on the homeless population.
- [Drew] Yeah, in a way.
But the hook is nobody gives a shit.
Press, local authorities.
You know, nobody cares.
But what we're doing is building awareness, you know.
To see if we can find out
what the fuck happened to these people.
Starting with interviewing homeless people
who aren't missing.
- That's pretty nice of us.
- [Drew] All right.
Looks like hobo heaven over here. Look at this.
Wow.
I always see a ton of homeless people over here, so.
- [James] Let's check it out.
- You take me to all of the best places, Drew.
I'm happy to be alive at this point.
- [Drew] Yeah.
All right, let's take a walk around the train over here.
- [Doug] Here, why don't I hold the camera?
- [Drew] Yeah, that works.
Remember to just leave it as is,
because your eyes are terrible,
to be perfectly blunt with you, all right?
- All right, man. - Okay.
- [Doug] Geez.
I'm trying to help you out.
- Drew. (sirens blaring)
- [Drew] Hey Doug, you don't get to see anything.
I know, just give me the camera.
'Cause you actually don't know how to focus for shit.
Yeah, there we go.
- What the actual fuck?
- [Drew] Uh-huh.
We James, you're the producer.
So why don't you go produce us an interview?
- Excuse me, sir.
Hi, I'm sorry to bother you, but could we,
could we have a few words with you?
- What's this about?
- Oh, we're just doing a documentary
on the homeless population.
I was wondering if you might be able
to talk to us for a little bit.
- Okay.
By any chance,
do either of you find gentlemen happen to have a cigarette?
- [James] Yeah, yeah, I can do that.
- Great.
That's a good brand.
- I think we're done here.
- Wait, wait.
Wait, wait, James, James, before you leave,
will you be my lookout?
Will you be my lookout, James?
No, no, no, really, really.
James, do you know what it's like
to try to masturbate in private when you're homeless?
Do you have any idea?
Can you just, five minutes.
You?
One of you?
- [James] Doug, I think I got a job for ya.
Excuse me, miss.
Hi, we're,
we're harmless, we're harmless.
We were just hoping to ask you a couple questions.
(woman gasps)
What?
- Ah, ah.
- [Drew] She's afraid of the eye thing over there.
That's just graffiti.
- No, ah. - We gotta go back.
- [Drew] We'll get you safely away from the eye,
and we'll, maybe we can ask you a couple questions,
that has nothing to do with the eye over there.
- [Doug] Come on, man.
Now the eye's starting to creep me out.
- Doug. - I'm gonna cross my fingers,
and then, then I can. - You're good.
- Then I can't, then I can't, then I can't.
- [Doug] Come on over, come on over.
- Okay, okay.
Just cross your, will you cross them?
- [Doug] Yup, fingers are crossed, fingers are crossed.
- [Drew] Everybody got their fingers crossed?
- Yup. - All right.
- Okay. - Let's go.
So how long have you been homeless?
- Who wants to know?
- [Drew] Just us.
- No, who wants to know?
Because if it's them, then I'm not telling you,
but if it's you, that you want to know, then sure.
I'll tell you, why not?
Sure, but only if it's you that wants to know.
- [Drew] Who's them?
- You know who them are.
- [Drew] Um, well yeah, there's no them here.
It's this, this is me, James and Doug.
We're just, you know, just us.
- You are them.
I'll only tell if you want to know.
- For fuck's sake.
Well, this is turning into a fucking mental health PSA.
We haven't even gotten past the first question.
- [Doug] Yeah, maybe we should have
screened some of these people first.
- This is good though.
It's real, it's raw. You know, it's the, you know,
the real people of the streets.
This is what people need to see.
But, I'm sure we'll find
some more sane candidates eventually.
We just gotta keep on looking.
Hey James. - Yeah?
- Got a cigarette?
Go fuck yourself. - Oh.
- I'm not even supposed to be here today.
- Oh, oh, oh, speaking about Jay, Doug.
- [James] Oh Christ.
- So the first couple of weeks I knew James,
I actually thought he was the guy pink "Clerks."
- [Doug] Wait, he's not?
- That's what I said.
- You guys realize I have the car keys
and I can abandon you at any time, right?
- All right, so by this point,
don't you think this whole thing
was a complete waste of time?
- At first, yeah.
But the more we talked to the homeless,
they knew something.
They, they had seen something.
- Okay, and these homeless people,
did they sign release forms?
- No, not that I recall, no.
- Uh-huh.
- [Drew] Where do you, where do you sleep?
- Everywhere and anywhere.
I used to be a dweller, but I,
I realized that I was better off above ground.
- [Drew] A dweller?
- I was one for a while.
- [Drew] Could you explain what a dweller is?
- Well, there's a whole population of us in the sewers.
- Or, or was at least.
- We all relocated underground and said,
fuck everything above ground.
Shit, we wanted to go missing.
- About 40 or 50 of us down there.
- A whole community scattered all over the sewer system.
- Almost like it's own little
self-sustaining world in the sewers.
- Then our missing homeless, started going missing.
- Yeah, I remember hearing about them.
The stories that circulate in the undergrounders.
- The shining started happening,
I got the fuck back up here.
Lived every day trying to forget what I heard and saw.
- [Drew] Which was?
- The manifestation of everything you never want to see it
in an almost pitch black tunnel.
- I don't really talk about it.
It's just fucked up, man.
Just don't want to hear about it.
I don't know anything about it.
I don't know, I don't know.
- I can tell you some shit
that'll make your skin crawl for a week.
- [Drew] Really?
- I don't know, man.
Fuck, man.
Yeah, I've been hearing some bad shit going down.
- Just know that not too many people
make it out of the sewers and there's a reason for that.
- I had a buddy of mine, Jimmy,
he just disappeared.
I heard he went to someplace
where people were going underground.
Wherever there's like remains of animals and.
Even people.
I just, that man, that's kinda heavy shit right now.
- It started with strange noises.
- It sounded like a, it's sounded like a baby crying.
- People hear like, like dogs whimpering
or cats, or kids or something.
- We kept hearing it echo
throughout the tunnels late at night.
And finally some of us went to check it out
and didn't come back.
- And we were all a little spooked to say the least.
- If you go underground, bad stuff happens,
bad crap happens, they just don't come back.
That's how I think what happened to my friend, Jimmy.
- Is it possible they just relocated back above ground?
- That's what we thought,
until we found the parts it didn't like.
- [Drew] It didn't like?
- I saw it once.
It saw me, too.
- I been hearing stuff about weird kinda creatures.
- You know that feeling you get
when someone or something is watching you?
- [Drew] Sure.
- Well, I woke up one night down there with that feeling.
I lit a match, and it was about 10 feet away from me.
It had itself pressed up against the tunnel wall,
like a fucking spider.
- Yeah, it's like some creature.
Like some thing with long fingers and fingernails.
- Next thing I know, it crawled over to me real close
and blew my match out.
Then all I could feel was being dragged
for fuck knows how long.
- [Drew] Then what happened?
- I lived to tell the tale, that's what happened.
Fortunately, I didn't go missing like the rest,
but a big piece of me did.
- We came through an abandoned intersection tunnel.
Derek, Derek peaked in,
he said he could see something moving.
Then with as quick as it takes a match to blow out,
all I could hear was Derek gurgling in his own blood.
I got back in and nobody could believe me.
- Where do you think they came from?
- Hell man, I don't know.
I've been, like I said,
I've been in the military and,
I've been to places.
There's a lot of weird things that go on
that cannot be explained.
It just can't be explained, and I can't explain it.
I shouldn't even be talking about it.
Shouldn't have talked about it.
- [Drew] Have you,
have you went to the authorities about this?
- Eh, the cops don't give a shit.
The fewer of us they have to deal with, the better.
- Yeah, those fucking assholes did nothing
and ended up throwing me
in a fucking psych ward for five days.
- The cops have absolutely zero care
about the homeless at all.
- Oh, they might take a report,
but it's just like I went to the cops about Jimmy.
And I seem like, eh, well, you know.
Unless he's been gone for like, you know,
a couple of weeks or something like that,
there's really nothing we could do about it.
So, it seems they just, they just don't care.
- I will tell you this, though.
They got real cagey when I alluded to the fact
that I was attacked down in the sewer.
- We're a dying breed.
- Fucking cops, they're useless.
- But I guess that's all part of the plan, right?
- [Drew] Who's plan?
- The government.
- Some people coming in and out any minute,
but we're at the local police station,
hopefully to capture some on camera statements
about the missing homeless people.
- [James] Yeah, 'cause we've had a lot of luck
winging it so far, sure.
- I was talking to the camera, James, but that's all right.
Yeah, so we'll just wait it out and see what happens.
- [James] So far this has been a waste of time, Drew.
- [Drew] We'll find somebody.
You know, I'm still gonna work this guy, he looks important.
Excuse me, sir.
Would it be okay if we ask you a couple questions?
- You guys press?
- [Drew] No.
Podcasters, social media?
What's this for?
- [Drew] We're doing a documentary on the missing homeless.
- Oh, the disappearances.
All right, yeah, I'll answer some questions on that.
- [Drew] What's your name, sir?
- You can call me Jenkins.
- [Drew] Judging by the way you're dressed,
Detective Jenkins?
- Sure.
- [Drew] What can you tell us about the recent surge
of disappearances within the homeless population?
- It's not really much different than any other major city.
A lot of these homeless like to squeeze into these
sort of hard to get out of spaces,
to try and get warm in the winter.
And they pass out drunk or strung out
and they freeze to death when the temperature drops.
We find at least a few of them every year
when the weather breaks.
- [Drew] What about the,
what about the homeless that relocated underground?
- Well, there's not really much to talk about there either
that you probably haven't already heard.
I mean the whole thing's been blown way out of proportion.
- [Drew] Try me.
- Some people moved underground.
It didn't work out.
I'm sure you've heard the rest.
- [Drew] I want to hear from you.
- Why?
It's a dead end, man, trust me.
- [Drew] Yeah, but I'm just trying to do my job, sir.
I'm just trying to get a proper on camera statement
from the local authorities
in regards to the missing homeless people.
- All right, look, guys, I'm really busy,
and it was really nice to me to sit down
and talk with you guys on camera about this, but,
I really think we're done here.
- [Drew] What about the sightings?
- What sightings?
- [Drew] We spoke to a homeless man earlier.
He said he saw something in the sewer
that attacked and killed his friend.
- What kind of something?
- [Drew] I don't know.
He said he was some kind of creature.
- Okay, look, this is getting ridiculous.
How many homeless people have you interviewed?
- [Drew] Maybe a dozen, per se.
- Fair enough.
Out of that dozen, how many of them would you say
weren't quite mentally there?
- All of them. - Well not all of them.
I mean some seemed completely coherent and level headed.
- And that's exactly my point.
Seemed coherent and level-headed.
You guys gotta remember, these homeless,
they suffer from a multitude of illnesses.
Their grasp on reality isn't great.
Some of them can hold onto their faculties
better than others
and can even cough out a convincing story when they need to.
And believe me, I know.
I've been doing this quite a long time.
So here's something for you to chew on.
John Doe.
- Huh? - John Doe's.
There's you're missing homeless.
- [Drew] I don't get it.
- Hospitals, morgues, jails.
We get John Doe's in there all the time.
Bottom line is, you're missing homeless
are either in the hospital, in jail, or they're dead.
Let me ask you guys a question.
You guys have a film permit?
- [Drew] Fuck.
- [James] Are you kidding me with this, Drew?
- Good day, gentlemen.
- [James] What the fuck, man?
- [Drew] Hey, come on, Doug.
James, come on, man.
It's no big deal.
At least we didn't get in trouble.
Come on, buddy.
Are you still gonna give me a ride to my car?
Did he say yeah?
- How could you possibly not have gotten a permit?
That is, that is without a doubt
the stupidest shit I've ever heard.
That is filmmaking 101.
It is the easiest shit.
Why is that fucking camera still on?
- [Drew] Dude, we've got to get the stuff
behind the stuff, man.
I guess that's a. - No, you don't.
Shut the fucking thing off.
- Did it ever occur to you that maybe Drew
was just using you and James?
Doing whatever he could to appease Ellefson.
- I mean, all I know is that, you know,
Ellefson was producing, Drew was directing.
I don't know why, they always got along.
Why would they have to appease?
- Well, put another way. Do you think he was maybe
just trying to do anything he could
to make it look like a documentary?
Because we talked to Ellefson earlier.
We also looked at the footage,
and basically his company fronted Drew
a large sum of money about six months ago.
And it looks like Drew did absolutely nothing about it
until he was called out by Hazaert.
- Drew is not a con, damn it.
- All right, you know what?
Let me ask you this.
You did these interviews, this whole thing hit a dead end.
Why keep going?
- Well, I mean, we talked to the detective.
He told us nothing was going on.
He said all the right things, toed the company line.
None of us believed him.
This was before the permit thing.
- Okay, saw that on the footage.
But what did you guys talk about off camera?
- James was pissed.
I mean, he stormed off.
I thought we were done, but Drew found one last guy.
We interviewed him.
He knew how to get down in the sewers.
We rushed in without thinking about the consequences.
- [Drew] Get in, get in.
Come on, get in, get in. - What?
- [Drew] Dude, we need this, man.
- You need this.
I need this like I need a fucking hole in the head.
- Dude, calm down, man.
I'll get you more money, too.
- How much?
- Double.
- What do you know so far?
- [Drew] Well.
- [James] Some homeless people
decided to relocate underground,
and then most have said homeless people went missing.
I guess there's something eating people down there, too.
But apparently there's nothing going on down there at all.
(man laughs)
- [Drew] What?
- Those stories are shit.
- [Drew] How so?
- Well for one, the undergrounders
are kind of like, elitist.
They don't want anybody fucking up their paradise, you know?
So they make up these crazy stories
to keep people from going down there
and ruining their little party.
- [James] Oh, so they're still down there and they do exist?
- I could show you.
It's not far from here.
- All right, here it is.
This is as far as I go, though.
You'll find your way in and out of the sewers all right.
It's not difficult.
Good luck.
- [Drew] It's, I guess it's down here.
- Drew. - Yeah?
- Look, I'm willing to do this
because you're paying me extra and all,
but I need you to know something, sincerely.
- Say it.
- I hope you get syphilis.
- [Drew] All right.
- [James] Poison ivy in my pants.
- [Drew] Oh, that's a spider web.
- Find some bush. - Oh, there it is.
All right.
Let's go.
- Make sure you put that light on.
Be worth to interest me.
It's gonna suck me right in.
- [Drew] It's here.
- It's very charming. - Yeah, yeah, totally.
- I can not believe
that you brought us out to this fucking place.
I'm dead serious, man.
If I just have to get something as far as a tetanus shot
after we're done here, you're getting the bill for it.
- [Drew] Well, I pay for everything else, so.
- Ellefson has paid for everything else.
- How far are we gonna take this?
- [Drew] As far as we need to go
till we find some kind of substantial evidence
that people live down here.
- And how do we find evidence of getting out of here?
- [Drew] You know what, Doug?
You know how to make a map, right?
Just a pen and piece of paper.
You've got a piece of paper right there,
and just draw like lines
as to like where we make turns and shit.
So that that's your job right now.
This place is amazing.
- Wait a second.
Shine a light over there.
- [Drew] What is that?
- Wait, oh. (shushing)
(James scares men)
Asshole. - Douche bag.
Got my hopes up and peed myself a little bit
at the same time.
- Tell me a little bit, James and Drew.
Did they get along?
- Yeah, there was a mutual respect there, you know?
You gotta remember.
I mean, we got down in the sewers and,
we were exhausted and they,
they bickered.
It got pretty ugly.
- Okay.
Did you know that Drew was paying James?
How's that make you feel?
That's about what I thought.
All right.
- So here we are, in the sewer,
where the dwellers allegedly live.
And we're hoping to
find some kind of evidence
that they're actually still down here.
In an effort to capture everything,
we're gonna keep the cameras rolling till we find something.
Which we will.
And.
Look at this.
- [James] You really think people live down here?
- [Drew] Yeah.
Which way, which way should we go now?
- All right, you want to flip a coin?
Let's go left.
- All right.
So the way I see it, the way I see,
I never made much money doing this stuff, you know?
And, you know who else
doesn't make much money doing anything at all?
Doug, come check this out.
Homeless people.
So in that regard,
I feel a special connection to these people.
- [James] Shut up, Drew.
I was 16 years old, had a high school sweetheart,
and we actually reconnected a couple of years ago
and she was a fat fucking pig.
- Hey James, if you will.
- [James] Oh for fuck's sake, are you kidding me?
- [Drew] No, it's okay.
We got more light batteries.
Hold on, hold on.
Don't have a fucking pissy fit.
- [Doug] Yeah I think.
Here, here's the bag, here's the bag.
What the?
Well put it the fuck in.
- [Drew] Hold on, hold on.
Just shut the fuck up, please, okay?
Okay, I got it.
Done. - Just five it to me.
For fuck's sake.
- [Drew] Okay, okay.
- [James] Come on, man.
- Okay, see, better, light. - [James] I swear to God,
the shit you get me into, this is fucking absurd.
- All right.
See, now I forgot what the fuck I was gonna say, so.
(cat meowing)
- You guys hear something? (cat meowing)
- Yeah, it's my patience wearing thin.
(Doug shushing)
Listen.
(cat meowing)
- Is that a cat?
(cat meowing)
- [Doug] Should we try and find it?
- Why the would we do that?
The last thing we need is to catch rabies
from some creepy super pussy.
All right, Drew, aside from a fucking cat meowing,
we haven't found shit.
So unless you've got a game plan,
why don't we just start heading back
so I don't spend the rest of my weekend
in a God damn sewer.
- [Drew] You know what the James,
I think you got a good point.
Doug, let's have the maps.
- Oh yeah, yeah.
- Thank you, buddy. - Sure.
- [Drew] James, hold the camera for a sec.
- [James] Drew, you know you got black shit
all over your neck.
- Oh, it's from the headphones.
That or maybe I got that in something.
- [Doug] Drew Fortier Productions, the sound of quality.
- Ellefson films.
Doug,
what the hell is this?
- [Doug] What?
- Where's the top and where's the bottom?
- [Doug] I don't know.
- I thought you said you knew how to do this, right?
- [James] Are you fucking kidding?
- Don't blame me, man.
I'm the go along to get along guy.
I'm not Pablo Picasso mapmaker here.
I just drew lines where we went.
I don't know.
- You're probably not too happy about this, James,
but all right.
It's all right, we'll,
not too far in where we can't retrace our steps.
- [James] What, you leave fucking breadcrumbs?
- So do you feel responsible you got everybody lost
because you couldn't make a simple map?
- Look, I did the best I could with what I had.
I don't know what they expected.
We were down in a tunnel.
We were lost.
I'm not a map maker.
I just.
- How'd that make you feel?
- I was, I was upset.
Mostly at myself, you know?
I wanted to come through for them.
This was my big opportunity and I managed to fuck that up.
(Drew making funny noise)
What are you doing?
(Drew laughs)
Aw man.
- I've always wanted to do that.
I figured that was good a time as any.
- Oh, now's time where? - Yeah.
- Now's the time?
We're down here lost.
It's been hours and we don't know where we are.
And now's the time to start joking around, huh?
I don't like confined spaces.
I don't even like the sound of my voice
and that's all I can hear.
Let's go.
- Fuck.
All right, let's go this way.
- All right assholes, hand it over.
- [James] Hand what over?
- Everything.
The camera, the money, your wallets and your phones.
- [James] This is what happens
when you listen to fucking Drew.
- Shut the fuck up, or I'll stick you, motherfucker.
The camera too, asshole.
Give me that.
- [James] Why are you doing this? We paid you.
- It doesn't fucking matter.
You gave me enough bullshit to lead you in here
and give me enough to bullshit to feed you
to take what I need to take.
Good luck, assholes.
- [Investigator] Would you say you're angry at Drew then,
for the three of you getting mugged?
- Yeah, I was fucking angry.
- So Drew was fully responsible for this whole situation.
- You're God damn right he was responsible!
- Hey, calm down, Mr Esper, okay?
- Drew tried to keep positive.
He wanted us to keep going.
And you know what?
At that point I had played mister good soldier.
I had been happy go lucky guy, but I was done, okay?
I was done, and his only response was,
hey, we'll figure it out.
We, we're good.
How are we good?
- Do you have a history of anger problems?
Mm-hm.
- [Mugger] I'm gonna get
a fucking fortune for this camera, shit.
Where the fuck am I?
Fuck.
(faint screech echoing)
(knock echoing)
Don't you even think you pussies can.
(grunt echoing)
I have a knife, mother fuckers.
Don't thing I won't fuck all three of you up.
(growl echoing)
Damn it.
(screech echoing)
(mugger murmuring)
(creature screeching) (mugger screaming)
(creature growling)
(body dragging)
(creature grunting)
- [Drew] Hey, the camera.
- [James] Why in the hell would he leave the camera?
It's the only light.
- Fuck.
At least we got something back.
Fuck.
- [James] By now, that fucking crack head
has probably run up God knows what on my credit cards.
- At least we got the camera back. We got the light.
We know where the fuck we're going now, right?
- [Doug] Come on, guys.
- [James] I'm covered in bat shit and mud.
I just want to go home.
Is that, is that too much to ask.
I just want to fucking go home.
- Oh no, you can't even go home.
We gotta keep this fucking thing going. The show has to,
we gotta keep the show going, okay, okay?
We're down here. We gotta, shut the fuck up, please.
- [James] You just treat this like a big fucking joke.
- All right, so we're still in the sewers.
We got mugged, believe it or not.
We got followed by the guy that led us down here.
But even though he did take the camera,
we ended up getting it back.
So, now we can see where we're going and,
yeah, we're gonna,
we're gonna keep on going.
Which probably sounds redundant at this point.
- [James] Are you done?
So you think that Ellefson's
gonna actually reimburse us for all the shit we lost?
- Well, at this point, he fucking better.
- Speaking of which, why Ellefson of all people?
Why is he doing a documentary on homeless people?
- Honestly, he's, this whole documentary
is a way for him to get the Wall Street Journal
to write a fluff piece about him.
- What?
Camera, is that a security camera?
- [James] Now what the fuck
would a security camera be doing down here?
- [Doug] It's getting real fucking eerie, man.
Let's, let's keep going. - Okay.
Holy!
Oh my fucking God.
Oh mother fucker.
- [James] How the fuck do you explain this?
- Oh, come on.
Is that a fucking tooth?
- Can we just admit how up this is now, Drew?
Can we go?
- Mother fuck.
- [James] Is that open?
(faint growl echoing)
- Look, hold on, hold on a second.
(faint growl echoing)
You hear that?
(faint growl echoing)
- Fuck dude. - It's getting closer.
- [Drew] Aw Jesus fucking Christ!
- [Doug] Fuck me.
Oh God.
(woman coughing)
Oh!
- They're watching.
- [Drew] What?
- The water.
(woman screaming)
- [James] We gotta get outta here!
- [Drew] What the fuck was that?
Fuck! - Fuck was that?
Fuck.
- [James] Aw fuck, again?
Where's the fucking batteries?
- [Drew] Shit.
Doug.
- Doug!
- I'm here guys, I'm here.
I'm here, I'm here.
- [James] Do you have the batteries?
- [Doug] You're worried about batteries?
- [James] We can't fucking see.
- [Doug] I don't know what it was,
but I got blood all over me.
- Oh fuck! - Jesus Christ!
- [Doug] Seriously, what the fuck is going on down there?
- So was this the point where you guys all got separated?
- Why won't you answer my question?
- Look, we were lost.
We were exhausted.
I had to defend myself for days against those things.
Don't you think you owe me some information?
- I don't know you a thing, Mr Esper.
Gonna ask you one more time.
Is this when you became separated from Drew and James?
- This is fucking bullshit, Dotani!
Fucking bullshit!
What am I even doing here?
- [Investigator] Well, we're getting your story straight.
- It couldn't, the facts couldn't be more straight.
- [Investigator] All over the place.
All right, so,
believe in monsters?
Monsters?
Mr Esper, do you believe in monsters?
- Everything they said was true.
We all saw it.
Worse, we heard it.
The dragging,
the scraping, the crying,
the meowing, growling.
I mean look, take your people down there if you're so brave.
Go in those sewers yourself, see what you find.
- We've been in the sewers. We do this day in and day out.
There's no damn monster down there.
Only in your imagination.
It's a sewer for God sakes.
- You know what, you want answers?
Upload the footage from those security cameras down there.
- What security cameras?
There's no security cameras down there.
- Yeah, there's a bunch of them.
We saw them.
We filmed one of them.
- There are no security cameras in the sewers, Mr Esper.
You've just had a post-traumatic stress event.
Your memory's a little foggy, but there are no cameras.
We're down there day in and day out,
and I can assure you that there are no cameras down there.
- No, no, you're wrong.
- Incredible, absolutely incredible.
- [Doug] Can we start acknowledging
how fucking up this is right now?
- Obviously people are gonna start looking for us
if they haven't already.
But, they're not gonna know that we're,
they're not gonna know to look in the fucking sewer.
- If we find our way out of here,
how much do you figure I'm gonna sue you for?
- [Drew] Oh, you still get,
you're really gonna sue me, James?
- Well it's, on the plus side for you,
the likelihood of us making it out of here is pretty slim.
So I don't think you have anything to worry about.
- Man, I guess everything's true.
Everything, everything those hobos said.
There's, something is down here.
There were sightings and,
it harmed people, it hurt people, it killed people.
That, then that detective, you know,
obviously he's trying to hide something
because he tried to downplay everything.
Heck he had an explanation for everything, too.
- [James] Look, at the end of the day, we don't have shit.
We know that we've seen some really fucked up shit,
but right now my only concern
is getting the fuck outta here.
- All right, know what?
(knock echoing)
Whoa. - What?
- [Drew] You guys,
you guys hearing that?
- [James] What is that?
Oh shit, what is that?
(Doug grunting)
- [Drew] What the?
- Calm the fuck down, asshole.
You're in the same situation we are.
- [Drew] Are you a dweller?
- Yeah, one of the first and probably one of the last.
- [Drew] What the fuck is going on down here?
- They don't like the fucking light.
It's the only thing that keeps them the fuck away from you.
- [James] Where the hell did these things come from?
- All I know is that a while back,
the EPA did their annual probe of the sewers,
which usually scares the shit out of all of us.
But this time it scared the shit out of them.
That's when all these security cameras
started showing up in these tunnels.
I've been trying to get out of here for weeks now.
And with my lights broken,
if I run into one of these things down here, I'm fucked.
Well, let's try to wake up tons of fun over here
and get the out of here.
- Could you hold this for a second.
Doug, come on.
Get up.
Come on, we gotta go.
Hey man, you're good.
(Doug panicking)
Oh no no no, he's.
(Doug screams)
Fuck! (creature growling)
Ripped his fucking head off!
- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Where's Doug?
- [Drew] Oh, mother fucker.
- [James] This is completely fucked!
- [Drew] Mother fucker, Doug.
- Oh God damn it, this is fucked!
- [Drew] Oh my God.
Doug, Doug, Doug.
We gotta find Doug, man.
- Shut the fuck up.
For once in your miserable fucking life, shut the fuck up.
(Drew mumbling)
- No, no, shut up.
You are without a doubt the most amateur,
fucking pathetic filmmaker
I've ever worked for in my entire fucking life.
It's because of you that I'm down here
and that Doug's down here.
And Doug's fucking gone.
He's fucking gone.
So keep in mind, if Doug's dead, that's on you.
And if I fucking die, that's on you, too.
- James, I, James, I'm so sorry, dude.
I didn't, really, I didn't mean to get us into this, man.
- Jesus Christ, shut the fuck up.
- [Drew] James.
- Here's what we're gonna do.
They said to follow the water, right?
You heard him? - Yeah, yeah yeah.
- Well Doug heard 'em, too.
So we follow the water and hope that he does, too.
- [Drew] Okay.
All right, that sounds good.
I mean, one thing though, James.
- What's that?
- [Drew] I don't, I don't hear any water.
- Come on.
- [Drew] Doug.
Doug.
- You sound like you're trying to warn him
from beyond the grave.
I don't think that's gonna help.
- [Drew] Oh God.
- [James] How would the fuck you explain that?
We're both seeing the same thing here, right?
- You know something, though?
- [James] What's that?
- We've been getting everything on camera.
And most of the time,
when people go through metaphysical experiences like this,
they don't even think to snap a picture,
and when they do, it's just blurry.
But we've been getting everything,
and it belongs to us.
- [James] It belongs to Ellefson Films.
- I think they're better off getting somebody else,
like they were gonna do.
- [James] What are you talking about?
- It's nothing, man, really.
- [James] No, it's something.
I've known something was up since you got here.
- All right.
Remember when I showed up at your house super early today?
- [James] Yeah, this morning, several hours ago.
Yeah, how can I forget?
- Well, I'd just come from a meeting
with Ellefson and Hazaert a couple states away.
And they informed me
that because I hadn't fulfilled
my contractual obligation for the project,
that they were gonna take the money back,
get somebody else to do it.
Take me to court for breach of contract
and pretty much tarnish my reputation in more words or less.
And so there's a lot on line here.
- [James] What the fuck man?
Well, at least they gave you the money
to get us to make the job right, right?
- Not exactly.
- [James] What do you mean, not exactly?
Drew.
- Okay.
They don't know I bonused you out.
That came out of my pocket.
You're the only person I know
that could have got this project done
as quick as it needed to be done.
And I, I didn't want to show up empty handed.
- [James] God damn it, man.
If you had just come to me and told me the truth,
I would've done it for free.
- Seriously?
- [James] Yeah, fucktard.
Believe it or not, I'm not the asshole that you think I am.
- You're a good man, James.
You really are.
- [James] Oh, what is that?
Don't tell me.
Aw fuck. - Jesus, okay.
- Again? - Okay, okay.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, all right.
- [James] Where's your batteries?
- [Drew] I got 'em, I got 'em, I got 'em. (growl echoing)
Oh shit, James. - [James] It's in front of us.
- [Drew] James, what do we do?
- [James] It's in fucking front of us, man.
- [Drew] What do we do, James?
- [James] Get the battery out, now.
Quietly.
- [Drew] What the fuck are we gonna do?
- [James] It's, fuck, it's getting closer.
Get the fucking battery, man.
(Drew sighs)
It was right in front of us, I heard it.
- [Drew] It's not here.
It must really not like the light.
- [James] We gotta move, man. It's too fucking close.
- [Drew] All right.
Let's.
- [James] Come on.
- [Drew] Let's go, let's go.
Let's go this way. - Okay.
How can you possibly say nothing's repeating itself,
when everything looks the same down here?
Everything!
- Let's go this way.
(water trickling)
Oh shit, James, daylight.
- [James] Drew, Drew, wait.
What is it?
- Turn the light off,
turn the light off. - Okay.
Is it one of those things? - Yeah.
- [James] It's gonna see you.
- No no no, it's okay, it's about 20 feet up.
- [James] What do you see?
- It's got itself pressed up against the wall.
Sewer drain.
It's dressed like a hobo.
I think these things used to be the dwellers.
- [James] Jesus Christ.
We need to, fuck. - They can't see me.
(cat meowing)
- [James] What is it doing?
- Meowing like a cat.
Looks like it's meowing like a cat.
- [James] A cat?
- [Woman] Hey whoa, I think there's a black cat down there.
- Oh God.
- [James] What's it doing now?
- It's luring someone in the sewer drain.
There's a girl.
(cat meowing)
- [James] Should we help her?
(cat meowing)
Drew.
(cat meowing)
- We gotta, we don't have a choice.
We gotta keep on going.
There's nothing we can do.
- [James] This is fucked.
- Oh, he's starting to, reaching her.
Come on.
I can't see this.
Come on.
(creature growling) (woman screaming)
There's nothing we could do.
- [Investigator] How did you find your way out?
- The girl said follow the water.
I stumbled around for hours.
I couldn't find a single drop, but I could hear it.
It was right behind the wall.
So I followed the tunnel hours on end,
stumbling in the dark.
But then I started hearing those noises.
The dragging.
Like they were pulling bodies down the tunnel.
The crying babies, the meowing, the.
That's when my light went out.
I saw a crack in the wall.
The noises got closer.
I ran, I jumped through the crack.
I fell into a strong current.
It carried me right out to a reservoir and,
that's where the cops found me.
- And how long was it
from the time you guys became separated
till the time you got out?
- Several days, I think.
I mean, how long were we missing for?
- All right, so you made it out safely.
Did you feel any remorse whatsoever
you left the other two behind?
- I didn't leave them behind.
- You could have gone back to go find them, correct?
- I didn't know if they were alive.
I didn't know if they were still in there.
I got out, I was exhausted.
I couldn't think straight.
And all of the sudden there's cops with these bright lights
and they're asking me questions.
I didn't know what to do.
I didn't leave them behind.
- Okay.
So really, this all points back at Drew.
He was responsible for this whole situation, was he not?
- Yes.
- And you're angry at him?
- You're damn right I am.
- Okay.
- Drew put me in that situation.
- Yeah.
- I trusted Drew. - Absolutely.
So taking this all in,
see how it sounds a little silly
you keep saying you saw some creature?
- That's the thing, I did see a creature down there.
- Okay, but look, Mr Esper, this is what happens.
We talked about the memory fog, okay?
You met all these homeless people.
They sold you on this fairy tale of a creature, okay?
You got hit in the head.
So basically now your mind has filled in the blanks.
You've convinced yourself there's a creature.
- No no no.
- There's no creature. - Watch the footage!
- I've seen the footage. - Watch the footage!
The fucking film. - We've seen the SD cards.
There is no creature. - No, no.
We were down there for hours.
Ask James and Drew, they'll back up everything I said.
- Ask James and Drew? - Yeah.
- Okay, you know what?
Let's just get to the bottom of this right now.
The whole reason we're having this talk.
We found the remains of Drew Fortier
and James Edwards about an hour ago.
- Wait.
They're dead?
- You're acting surprised.
You've known this entire time that they're dead.
Admit it. - What the hell is going on?
- I'll tell you what's going on.
You've said it multiple times.
You were angry at Drew.
He's been taking advantage of you.
He was paying the other guy.
You have a history of anger problems.
And eventually you got lost in a sewer.
You flipped out.
You killed him, James and everybody else who was down there.
And now you're trying to sell me some damn monster story.
Admit it!
Admit it, you killed them, Mr Esper.
- I killed them?
- Yes, you killed them.
Thank you for that.
- I killed them?
- Hey guys, we got our confession. Come take him away.
- I killed them?
- Thank you, Mr Esper.
- I killed them?
- Yes.
- I killed them?
- Yes you did.
- [Doug] I killed them.
- Yep, you did.
- [Doug] I killed them.
- Thank you, Mr Esper.
- [Doug] I killed them.
- Done.
- [Doug] I killed them. (sobbing)
- [Drew] Everything hasn't been going according to plan,
obviously, but.
- [James] You all right?
- [Drew] I'm talking to the fucking camera,
like I've been doing all fucking day, James.
- [James] Okay, well I stopped filming.
- [Drew] What do you mean you're not fucking shooting?
- [James] I mean, we're out of SD cards.
- [Drew] How long have you been not shooting for?
- [James] I at.
- [Drew] Are you fucking kidding me, James?
- [James] I don't know what to tell you.
- [Drew] Turn the camera on now.
- [James] I can't shoot without an SD card.
- [Drew] Turn the fucking camera on now, James!
- [James] We don't have an SD card.
- [Drew] You don't have any SD cards?
No problem, here.
I know Doug's missing and that fucking sucks, okay?
All right, but this had to happen.
We're capturing some incredible shit down here
and you should be proud to be a part of this, okay?
All right.
- [James] I should be proud to be a part of this?
Are you fucking kidding me.
- No, I don't give a fuck, James. You're here, I'm here.
We're in this together right now, all right?
And when I say capture everything,
you capture fucking everything, okay?
Everything!
Incompetent fucking piece of shit.
- [James] You fucking lost it.
You fucking lost it.
- All right.
- [James] I'm incompetent?
I'm, I'm not the one that got us stuck down here,
you stupid ass.
- James, I know, okay?
At least we got the fucking camera light
or else we'd be completely fucked.
All right.
We've been at this for like two days now.
We need to.
- [James] We're both tired.
- Yeah, can't physically go out anymore.
- [James] Should we start taking shifts or?
- We got, we got two lights.
You know, if we can make that work.
We haven't been with in a couple of hours, so.
- [James] All right, I.
- Otherwise we're just gonna end up
passing out of fucking exhaustion.
- [James] I know we're exhausted, but,
we're sitting ducks here.
- [Drew] We won't be, we won't be fucked with
'cause we know it doesn't look like light.
- All right.
Just watch my ass, man.
This is, I don't know.
(shuffled steps approaching)
(creature growling)
(steps shuffling)
(creature growling)
(creature breathing)
(growl echoing)
(shuffled steps approaching)
(creature growling)
(James choking)
- James?
(creature breathing)
(creature garbling)
Oh fuck.
(creature growling)
(Drew panting)
(creature growling)
Oh God!
What the fuck was that?
Oh James.
Oh fuck.
I am so sorry.
James, fucking James.
I'm all alone.
Come on, man.
Jesus.
This had to happen.
I'm sorry to James and Doug's family,
but this had to happen.
I can see feel them watching me all around me.
I can see one right now.
(growl echoing)
Doug?
- [Doug] Let's end this, come on.
I found a way out.
- Oh my God.
- [Doug] Where you at?
Listen to the sound of my voice, Drew, come on.
- [Drew] Doug?
- [Doug] I can hear your footsteps, Drew, you're close.
Just keep coming towards me.
We got ya.
There's a light right here.
Little crack in the wall.
Come right through, we got you.
Come on, Drew, reach out.
(creature growling)
(cat meow echoing)
- Excellent work, investigator.
- No problem.
- The department will be giving you full recognition.
- I don't need any recognition.
Just doing my job, my man.
But I'll tell you what.
After this all, you gotta tell me now.
What is going on in the sewers?
- That's why we needed you to spin this around a little bit,
to get a confession.
See this whole thing, if it waited any longer,
could have been a massive nightmare coverup for the agency.
It's very political.
We don't need to go into that.
But, just know that the situation in the sewers
has been entirely contained.
And because of your work here,
the media will be able to twist this around
in a way that we need them to,
which is a tragic double homicide.
No one really needs to know what happened
down there in the sewers.
And, no one needs to see that footage, either.
So we should probably turn that off.
- You know what?
Yeah, let's go ahead and turn that off.
♪ Don't you forget ♪
♪ What you need ♪
♪ To nourish your soul ♪
♪ Irony ♪
♪ Overshadows sincerity ♪
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♪ Don't you forget ♪
♪ What you need ♪
♪ To nourish your soul ♪
♪ Irony ♪
♪ Overshadows sincerity ♪
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♪ Push and pull ♪
♪ You push, you pull ♪
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