Food of the Gods II (1989)

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Paul Coufos as Mark Hales • Lisa Schrage as Alex Reed • Réal Andrews as Mark Hales • Stuart Hughes as Al • Karen Hines as Angie • Frank Pellegrino as Joshua • Jackie Burroughs as Dr. Kate Travis

Canada • Horror • Science Fiction

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1. Animals have rights!

2. Animals have rights! Animals have rights!

3. Professor Delhurst!

4. Would you get out of my way, please? I'm late. For what?

5. Another execution? Somebody call security.

6. The animals keep checkin' in, but they don't check out. Do they?

7. You're not a scientist. You're an undertaker! Yeah!

8. Within the next decade,

9. two of you will die of cancer.

10. Come on. Let's go!

11. Animals have rights! Animals have rights!

12. It's Dr. Travis.

13. I'll be on the next plane.

14. Joshua.

15. Yes, Neil—

16. I'll find someone to cover your lecture.

17. Bobby? I want you to meet my colleague, Dr. Hamilton.

18. And I would like you to get the fuck outta here.

19. It's all— Get outta here!

20. Get outta here, you bitch. Get outta here!

21. Kate, what happened?

22. Bobby had a growth deficiency.

23. His parents brought him here for treatment,

24. and I administered a new growth hormone that I'd developed— 192-Methyanol.

25. You used and experimental growth hormone on a kid? Neil, it was thoroughly tested.

26. I've used it on patients before. Kate.

27. No, with great success.

28. I was going public with it next month, in fact.

29. But something went wrong.

30. To synthesize a new growth molecule. Yes. Exactly.

31. Have you been able to isolate it?

32. No. I haven't. That's why I called you.

33. Neil, when I was teaching, you were the best student I ever had.

34. You're a brilliant scientist. I need your help.

35. His parents don't want him moved.

36. They don't want him turned into a media freak. They don't want the embarrassment.

37. There's nothing I can do...

38. What about his behavior? Oh.

39. Bobby was one of the sweetest kids you could ever know... when he was admitted.

40. And now this.

41. All right.

42. Yes. Of course. Anything you want. Just— Just ask.

43. It's not working.

44. Months of experiments, 11 different formulas,

45. now a scalp transplant, and it's still not working.

46. We're wasting our time with animals, Professor Delhurst.

47. then we try to make it grow back again, but it won't.

48. Just end up dying from cancer.

49. They pay me to study cancer. The institute expects animal research.

50. They expect radiation treatments.

51. If it happens that I stumble on a cure for baldness, lucky me.

52. Well, we'll wrap this up.

53. Look at this.

54. - What'd I tell ya? - How does Delhurst get away with this?

55. 'Cause he's subsidized by institutions that condone atrocities...

56. and pay for them with our tuition money.

57. No chance, Alex. We'll never make it past security.

58. you need a lab...

59. and research data.

60. Excuse me, ladies. 'Cuse me.

61. Do you know anything about this, Hales?

62. - No, sir. I have no idea why you've called us here. - Months and months...

63. of valuable research data has been destroyed by a willful act of vandalism.

64. I'm warning you. There will be a full investigation.

65. And if any of you were involved in this,

66. Hamilton, I'm so glad you're here.

67. Edmond.

68. Where did this come from?

69. It's for a private project, Edmond. Mmm. Moonlighting, Neil?

70. Well, judging from the morning newspaper,

71. you don't exactly restrict your research to cancer, do ya?

72. Ah. That brings me to my point.

73. I'm relieved to find you so understanding, Neil.

74. Look. Our research overlaps. If you'll just let me have access to your data—

75. and perhaps that sequence analyzer over there—

76. I can't. Not right now. Neil, I'm a colleague in need.

77. I'm under a deadline, Edmond. I'm sorry. Deadline?

78. You've been working for years to produce...

79. I'm sorry. I didn't mean that. The flowers are lovely.

80. I'm gonna lose my funding.

81. Edmond, how many times do I have to say no?

82. List all protein molecules,

83. then replace amino acid sequence,

84. Well, we know the stuff works—

85. and quickly.

86. How quick? This just took a few hours.

87. How did you come up with this?

88. It's an accidental hormone concoction.

89. It's like trying to make a martini and ending up with L.S.D.

90. What are you gonna do with it? Ah, break it down and run some tests...

91. and try to figure out a way to stop Bobby's growth.

92. There doesn't seem to be any limit to the effect of this stuff.

93. You gotta think beyond that, Neil. This is the food of the gods.

94. Big cows, big fish, big pigs— food for everyone and anyone.

95. We're talkin' the end of world hunger here.

96. Sure. But in the meantime, let's figure out a way to utilize it.

97. Afraid Alex'll find out?

98. I've never seen him so pissed.

99. Alex. Neil, um, I was just coming by for a visit.

100. Oh. Well, you just walked past my door.

101. You wouldn't know anything about the party in Delhurst's lab...

102. last night, by any chance, would you?

103. - Dr. Hamilton. How are you? - Why fine, Mary Anne. Fine. Thank you.

104. - Loved your lecture last week. - Thank you.

105. Excuse us.

106. Planning some late-night cramming sessions?

107. You got time for a bite to eat? No, I don't. I have an appointment.

108. With whom? I'll see you tonight, okay?

109. 8:00, and we'll do something special. Mmm. Sounds X-rated.

110. Well, old girl,

111. It wasn't easy, but I managed to expropriate 35 male specimens...

112. of a Rattus norvegicus from the head of the biology department.

113. Forget it, Josh. Neil, it could help you find an antidote.

114. You need something to test on other than tomatoes.

115. Look, Neil. I know you don't like it. But there's a human life at stake here.

116. Uh, I think Louise is going into heat.

117. I better move her back, or you'll have to fight off the competition, buddy.

118. Oh, uh, Alex. I'm sorry. I completely forgot about today.

119. Hi.

120. Josh, uh, mind the store. I'll be back in a couple of hours. Bye.

121. Hey, Mark. What the hell we doin' this for? Hamilton's only got one pet rat.

122. Shh! I'm trying—

123. Come on, man.

124. God. I'm trying, okay?

125. Look at this, you guys.

126. Holy shit.

127. Come on. Let's get it done. This one is going straight to 60 Minutes.

128. Come on, man. I'm tryin'.

129. Al, let's get out of here! Get 'em off of me! Get 'em off of me!

130. Angie!

131. God! Get away from me! Away from me!

132. Get away from me! God!

133. Oh, God!

134. Mark, move your butt! Come on. Get up! Get the hell out of here!

135. Hey, wait for me!

136. Goddamn it!

137. Get off of me!

138. What's going on in there?

139. Get the card out! We need it to open the door to the lab!

140. Mark! Mark, what's going on?

141. Hang on!

142. Mark!

143. Mark!

144. Oh, God!

145. Well, can you at least estimate the big rat's weight?

146. Fifteen, maybe 20 pounds? I don't know.

147. How big was that rat when you left here last night? About 14 ounces. But—

148. I think you fucked up. I think you fanatics got carried away tryin' to ruin this place.

149. I think the rat cage fell on your pal, ripped his throat open.

150. A bunch of hungry test animals escaped, jumped him.

151. You got scared and left him to die.

152. If you're gonna arrest us, then do it. Otherwise, we're gone.

153. Not until I say so.

154. Now you know how I felt.

155. Government, uh, pays you to study... plants, as I understand.

156. Is that correct, Doctor? That's right.

157. Well, then would you mind telling me what you were doing with these rats?

158. I was experimenting with a new growth hormone. Obviously, it works.

159. Now, we gotta find a way to recapture those rats. What do you mean, "rats"?

160. You only injected one. Yes. But it's possible—

161. Lieutenant, as I'm sure you're aware,

162. Now, um, I don't think we need to have any publicity on this unfortunate incident. Do you?

163. All I see is a dead kid without a face.

164. I can't believe they called us in to find one stupid rat.

165. Yeah. There is— There ya go.

166. Twenty yard line. Runs down there—

167. Hey, we— we already caught the rat anyway, huh? Huh?

168. You see, that's exactly what's wrong with this country.

169. Nobody takes pride in their work anymore.

170. What are you sayin'?

171. What? You're gonna take a flamethrower for a rat?

172. No, Bay City breath.

173. This is no ordinary flamethrower.

174. I just find the rat, aim...

175. I'm just so... frustrated.

176. The police didn't believe our story.

177. The dean is acting like nothing ever even happened,

178. and there's not a damned thing we can do about it.

179. He would have gone out and gotten proof.

180. Al, it stinks down here.

181. What makes you think we're gonna find him here anyway?

182. What if we get lost?

183. - This is scary shit. - What?

184. You mean, eating this would be like taking an injection of the growth hormone?

185. Ah, it's possible. On top of it, I found rat saliva in the tomato specimens.

186. This is scary shit.

187. All right. We know it exists unaltered in the mutants— human, plant or animal.

188. on rats too, for that matter.

189. I think a few shotgun blasts would be more appropriate treatment for those suckers.

190. That's enough, Zeke. You can finish up later, huh?

191. Sure, Doc. Need some industrial strength cleaner anyway.

192. This blood's dried up crustier than old Delhurst.

193. What happened, Neil? I was running some tests.

194. - On animals? - It doesn't matter now.

195. - No one asked him to break in. - And who asked you to play God with these animals?

196. That doesn't justify torture.

197. Alex! Wait a minute, will ya?

198. Will you slow down a second?

199. Why should I?

200. Come on.

201. Damn it. Told you to buy the alkaline.

202. I did. You left it on.

203. Well, if you noticed I left it on, why didn't you turn it off?

204. Al, I think we came this way already.

205. You're looking at the classic, drop-back passer.

206. He completes for 34 yards to—

207. Oh.

208. How's the cancer research with Professor Delhurst going?

209. Let's just put it this way, Elaine. It's high time I got back to my doctoral thesis.

210. What's it on? Ancient altican cures for androgenic alopecia.

211. How and why they worked. "Androgenic alopecia"?

212. Baldness.

213. Holy shit!

214. Lock up.

215. Come on, catalyze.

216. Corpuscles.

217. Same molecular structure. Beautiful.

218. I'm not getting there, trinitro. Come on.

219. Give me a D.N.A. match. Smaller chains.

220. That's it. That's it!

221. Yeah.

222. See you guys later.

223. Well, let me tell ya. I've seen an awful lot of rats in my time—

224. some big, some very, very small—

225. Closest one to this, I think, was back in 1985.

226. We were doing a sweep of the sewers in the old city hall.

227. I wanna see it.

228. Well, it's not a pretty sight. Just show me.

229. We're out two of my best men.

230. And we always get our rat.

231. This isn't the rat. Of course it is.

232. There is no yellow spot. The rat I injected had a yellow spot on it.

233. Hey, you're lookin' at a barbecue, buddy.

234. This rat could've been a goddamn dalmatian for all we know.

235. That's right, Neil. And we have the absolute assurance from the exterminator...

236. that this was the only one.

237. Why don't you listen to me? This is not the same rat, which means there are others.

238. This is incredible.

239. How did you do this? Do you realize the possibilities?

240. Your assistant is lying here dead,

241. How is the poor boy?

242. All right, guys. Let's get this thing outta here.

243. Yeah.

244. An? Angie!

245. Angie!

246. Someone help me! Help!

247. Angie! Al! Al!

248. Angie! Al!

249. Al! Oh! Help! Angie.

250. Help me!

251. What happened? What happened? Al! Al! I saw them.

252. No.

253. No! No!

254. Bobby!

255. Lab.

256. Neil? It's Kate. Look, we're running out of time.

257. Bobby tried to get away last night. The guards had to stop him.

258. He wasn't badly hurt, but he's completely out of control.

259. His strength is overpowering, and he's still growing.

260. I've had to sedate him and— Neil, I am so afraid.

261. Kate I'm very close. Give me one more day and I'll be there. Just hang on, okay?

262. Okay, boy. Come on. Let's go.

263. Think you got enough firepower?

264. Dr. Hamilton, what are you doing here?

265. What's with the dog? Uh, it's an experiment.

266. - Can I come? - I'll tell you about it later.

267. Great. I'll drop by your... lab.

268. Carlos?

269. Will ya cut the shit?

270. Carlos!

271. Oh, Carlos.

272. Don't get your hopes up too high.

273. There's over three miles of these tunnels.

274. They go under every building on campus.

275. What is it, boy?

276. Stay back, Josh.

277. What's that?

278. Kinda early for huntin' season, ain't it, Doc?

279. Zeke, what the hell are you doing down here? It's not safe.

280. Tell that to the kids freezin' their asses off in Farkison. The heat's off.

281. Besides, I've been comin' down here for 20 years.

282. You just keep your eyes open. Give us a holler if you see anything.

283. Like giant rats, Doc?

284. What is it? I'm sorry. I got to go.

285. Ahh. Ohh.

286. Carlos, quit being such an asshole.

287. It's a sewer system.

288. Could be where the nest is.

289. We're gonna need more than a tracking dog.

290. Water.

291. Dog can't follow the scent in water.

292. You all right?

293. Help! Help!

294. You scared the hell out of me. What the hell was all that yelling about?

295. Man, that new floor is excellent.

296. Check the spring to it? Word. The whole place is wild.

297. And the pool. It must seat a few thousand.

298. Hey, you going to opening night? Yeah. I gotta work security.

299. Well, you're gonna see a lot more of this if you don't evacuate the campus.

300. Yeah, well, it's private property, Doc, so that's not exactly my call.

301. All finished, Lieutenant? Well, there's a few things that concern—

302. I'd like this tidied up as soon as possible. Dean, you can't ignore this.

303. This is, uh, just a car accident.

304. Since when do cars eat your liver?

305. We'll let the police worry about that. And what about the other deaths?

306. Listen. Why don't we wait and see what the coroner says. All right?

307. Well, a lot more people are gonna get hurt...

308. that tell you something that's staring you right in the face!

309. What does it cost to run your lab, Hamilton—

310. to pay for your salaries, research, the roof over your head?

311. Come on, Dean. We don't have time— Any idea...

312. what it costs to run an entire university?

313. I know.

314. I also know that if this university is shut down...

315. because of giant rats,

316. no one is gonna send their kids here, and no one is gonna donate one red cent.

317. Tonight is the grand opening of that building.

318. He's a local kid.

319. Ah. Neil. There you are.

320. Security check. It's my duty as chairman of this department to, uh,

321. prevent any further occurrences of vandalism.

322. For instance, this...

323. should always be locked when you're not here.

324. Mmm. Why don't you quit insulting my intelligence and get the hell out of here?

325. Look. I'm sorry you lost your data,

326. but if I find you here one more time, I'm gonna give you more trouble than you can handle.

327. Okay. Okay. I'm leaving. But you're wrong about this, Neil.

328. How was it?

329. Oh, uh—

330. The administration hardly said a word. And I'm worried about Al and Angie.

331. They didn't come home last night. Listen, Neil.

332. I've got a great idea. Rats have a terrific sense of smell.

333. A female rat in heat can pick up a male scent from a long way off.

334. How do we know she'll be interested? We don't,

335. but, uh, I think it's all we got.

336. Let's get to work. We're gonna need a map of the sewer system, and some kind of...

337. a radio direction device.

338. Uh, we're also gonna need a rat in heat.

339. Oh, no. Not her. I'll go to the biology lab and I'll find one.

340. I would wonder if a radio device will work in the sewers.

341. Sometimes I think he loves you more than me.

342. She never liked me.

343. She's just jealous.

344. I got a copy of the sewer plans. Good.

345. What's that? Well, with any luck, it's gonna be the antidote.

346. Lieutenant Weizel just called. He wants you down the pedestrian tunnels right away.

347. Oh. Josh.

348. Don't worry about it.

349. You son of a bitch.

350. I see you're smoking again.

351. Smell it on your breath.

352. Now will you admit there's a problem?

353. Of course, we've got to do something.

354. I'll, uh, call in the exterminators. Lieutenant, you get together your best men.

355. Find them and kill them. Kill them all.

356. We have got a plan.

357. We can lead you to their nests. A professional can take care of this.

358. I want extra security around the sports complex tonight.

359. The official opening is in two hours, and I see no reason to alarm anyone.

360. Now how many people are gonna die because you— When are you gonna stop?

361. I want you out of here, Hamilton! One hour!

362. Out of your lab, out of this university! Lieutenant!

363. You see this man on campus, I want you to arrest him for trespassing!

364. Go on!

365. Reaction to the hormone is as expected— immediate and rapid growth!

366. Perhaps, on top of everything else,

367. Damn!

368. Hi, old girl.

369. Well, it looks like you're going to be coming with me after all.

370. It is my great privilege,

371. as dean of this university,

372. to welcome you all to the opening...

373. of our new sports complex.

374. Uh— This is also the occasion...

375. of our first annual synchronized swimming championships.

376. She stopped.

377. She's maybe a hundred meters ahead.

378. What is it? It's chlorinated.

379. No!

380. All right.

381. Come on, now! Get your line of fire straight.

382. Don't fire wild! Don't fire wild! Keep it low!

383. Come on! Come on! Don't fire wild!

384. You fucking idiot! Get out of here. You're toast, you fucking idiot!

385. Get the fuck— There's some on the other side! Shit!

386. We gotta do something!

387. I've got an idea. Come on!

388. Hold your fire! I can get them in the courtyard!

389. How? How? Never mind. Just have your men there, buddy!

390. Come with me. Where, man?

391. Never mind. Just come with me. Come on.

392. Lock the rats in the courtyard.

393. And don't shoot at 'em until I say so!

394. No!

395. Neil!

396. Louise.

397. Hello? Kate!

398. Neil. Wh-What's happening there? I've been trying to reach you.

399. Please, Neil. You've got to hurry.

400. Bobby has lost his mind. Really, we cannot control him any longer.

401. He's dangerous.

402. Kate, just hang on.

403. Kate? Kate!