- [Rosie] 50,
51,
52,
53,
54,
55,
56,
57,
58,
59,
60.
(blowing whistle)
(cows mooing)
(blowing whistle)
(suspenseful grumbling)
(blowing whistle)
Oh my gosh, Miles you scared me.
- What were you looking at?
- Thought I saw,
nothing, nevermind.
This is how you do SOS with morse code.
So for s,
it's three short chirps,
so.
(blowing whistle)
Try it.
(blowing whistle)
Okay, and then.
- That's it.
- Yeah well, then for o it's three long chirps.
So it's like-- - Oh.
(blowing whistle)
- And the same thing for s before.
Okay, so the three short chirps again.
(blowing whistle)
So that just--
- How do you know all this?
- My Dad taught me.
(giggling)
Stop, okay.
Okay fine I'll teach you the rest, I'll teach you the rest.
Okay
so then o.
Stop.
Okay.
- [Miles] How do you know?
- [Rosie] How do I know what?
- [Miles] How to get to the fireworks.
- [Rosie] Because, my Dad used to take us
every fourth of July.
Remember.
Keep going up.
To the top of the world. - To the top of the world.
(laughing)
(mumbling)
- [Rosie] Miles!
Miles, what are you doing?
Stop Miles it stinks.
Stop.
- Are you scared?
Look at it, it's dead.
It's so cool.
- Miles stop.
(blowing whistle)
- Bang.
Dead.
Think they got the Boogeyman?
- [Rosie] Not if they're still here.
- [Miles] Why are they all the way out here?
All right, which way?
(bird cawing)
Rosie.
I don't wanna walk anymore, my foot hurts.
Hello?
We can just watch from here.
- No.
Come on Miles.
(sighing)
- Why do you care so much about the fireworks anyway?
Rosie stop, stop.
- [Rosie] Come on.
Ugh.
- Hey. - Come on Miles.
- [Miles] Give me that back.
- Your shoe and I are leaving.
- [Miles] Give me it.
- Come on, Miles.
(car approaching)
Miles,
come on.
- [Frank] Miles. (mumbling)
- [Miles] Yes sir.
- [Frank] I thought I recognized ya.
How are the folks?
- [Miles] They're good.
- [Frank] Good, good.
What are you doing all the way out here?
- [Miles] We're going to walk to the fireworks tonight,
at the top of the world.
It's just over the ridge.
- [Frank] Well hop in, I'll take you.
I'm heading that direction anyway.
- [Miles] Are you sure.
- [Frank] Sure, why not.
- [Rosie] Miles, what are you doing?
- [Miles] Mr.Frank said he'd take us.
- Where?
- [Miles] The top of the world.
- [Rosie] I thought you didn't wanna go.
- [Miles] I don't, but if we're gonna this is faster,
so might as well get it over with.
(car door opening)
- [Rosie] Here.
- [Miles] Thank you.
(car door closing)
They're active shooters, they can shoot things here.
- In the land approved for legal shooting by LA County
Sheriff.
Active shooters, Police, Military, and residential.
(blowing whistle)
- Don't you just wanna run through the field?
- Survivals will be shot again.
They're allowed to shoot you if you go onto their property.
- Awe heck no.
(laughs)
- And it says survivors will be shot again.
- Why though?
If they're not a threat to you why would you shoot them?
- [Rosie] Cause you're going on their private property
and they're defending themselves.
- I wouldn't see a reason to shoot them if they--
- Put on your seat belts.
We don't want any accidents.
Oh I see you found my buddy there.
- [Miles] So cool.
Did you kill it?
- [Frank] No I'm actually a taxidermist.
That means I put real animal furs on plastic forms.
So they look like they're living.
- [Miles] Did you know that jaguars
are one of the only animals that kill for fun?
Most animals just kill to feed their babies
and themselves, but jaguars are just weird that way.
My cat Carrot, always brings home dead birds and stuff.
Anyway, called hen housing.
A coyote gets into a hen house, then he'll kill all the hens
(mumbling)
bears do it,
wolves do it,
and humans.
- [Frank] Hey,
what's your sign?
- Uh, I don't know what that is.
- You know it's zodiac sign based on what month
you were born.
Rosie?
- No sir.
- I'll have to read it for ya.
It's cool.
It'd say a lot about ya.
It takes a little while though, so we'll do it later.
(suspenseful music)
You kids wait here.
Stay in the car.
Fireworks are just over the hill, I'll be right back.
- Whoa.
(car door closing)
Look at that barn.
- [Rosie] The door doesn't work.
Go, go, go, go.
- What.
- Go.
- He said he'd be right back. - Go, go, get out.
Get out.
Go.
- What are you doing?
He said he'd be right back.
- Miles where are we, this isn't right.
I just wanted to go to the stupid fireworks.
- Frank said he'd be right back, he's just doing something.
- Miles who is this guy?
This isn't right.
- Well it's your fault that you wanted to go to the top
of the stupid world.
You know I'm not allowed there.
- Who cares, your parents don't.
They never care about anything you do.
(suspenseful music)
(tarp blowing in the wind)
(suspenseful music)
- Miles, what are you doing in there?
Miles, what are you doing?
(opening door)
What are you do...
Miles
let me out.
Miles let me out, what--
- [Frank] Hey.
Hey Miles where are ya?
(suspenseful music)
(footsteps approaching)
(foot steps)
(bird cawing)
(crashing)
(suspenseful music)
(heavy breathing)
(clock ticking)
(heavy breathing)
(scissors cutting)
(whistle blowing)
- [Miles] Stop, let go of me.
Get off of me, stop it let go.
(heavy breathing)
- [Frank] Come on.
- [Miles] Rosie.
- [Frank] Come on kid, come on.
Quit kicking me, come on.
(suspenseful music)
Come on.
- [Miles] Let me go.
Rosie.
(suspenseful music)
(door opening)
(grunting)
(chuckling)
- [Frank] Eh, come on boy.
(door creaking)
(whistle blowing)
(suspenseful music)
(whistle blowing)
(heavy breathing)
(suspenseful music)
- [Rosie] Miles.
(suspenseful music)
(heavy breathing)
(whistle blowing)
(stabbing)
(grunting)
(whistle blowing)
(heavy breathing)
(shot)
(fireworks)
(dramatic music)
(slow country instrumental)