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After being hypnotized by his sister in law, a man begins seeing haunting visions of a girl's ghost and a mystery begins to unfold around her.
Lisa: It doesn't surprise me that there's another woman. Of course, the fact that she's dead gives one pause.
Jake Witzky: Does it hurt to be dead?
Maggie Witzky: Look what I'm not cleaning up.
Lisa: So, she's six weeks pregnant. That means the baby's due in... April, May... June. Gemini. That's cool. Einstein was a Gemini. So's that Scottish gal from Garbage. Tom Witzky: Will you go help Jake with his pajamas? Lisa: If she's late... Tom Witzky: Lisa, I swear to God, start with the Dionne Warwick stuff and I'll throw you out of the fuckin' window, so please help him with the pajamas. Lisa: Love you, too, Tom.
Maggie Witzky: Why are you doing this? Tom Witzky: Water softens up the dirt.
Maggie Witzky: I didn't marry you 'cause you were going to be famous. I liked the way your ass looked in jeans.
Tom Witzky: Tools.
Lisa: There's only eight percent of the population that's, like, highly hypnotizable. I mean, almost anybody can go under a little, but not way under. Not freaky under. Like he did.
Sheila: [to her husband after he stares at a group of girls] Why don't you just lick 'em when they walk by?
Jake Witzky: Don't be afraid of it, Daddy.
Frank McCarthy: They were going to kill you in cold blood. I couldn't let that happen. Not here. This is a decent neighborhood!
[first lines] Jake Witzky: [to someone] Okay. Guess who came over to play... [singing] Jake Witzky: Superheros. I was Black Power Ranger. He was Batman. Tom Witzky: Jake, you okay in there buddy? Jake Witzky: I'm okay. [to whoever else] Jake Witzky: Can I ask you a question? Tom Witzky: Okay, time to hit the sack. [coming into the bathroom] Jake Witzky: An important question. Tom Witzky: Here we go big guy, C'mon. Jake Witzky: Can I wear bugs? Tom Witzky: Bug pajamas, uh, are all the way downstairs. But the fire trucks are here. They're okay for tonight. Jake Witzky: Bugs. Tom Witzky: Fire trucks. Jake Witzky: Bugs. Tom Witzky: Fire trucks. Jake Witzky: Bugs. Tom Witzky: Okay, bugs. Be right back... Jake Witzky: [to whoever else again] Does it hurt to be dead?
Lisa: Animal. Tom Witzky: What'd I do this time? Lisa: Should I tell him? Maggie Witzky: If you wanna die! Lisa: Well, your beer-addled sperm still works. Maggie Witzky: LISA? Lisa: You impregnated my sister again. Maggie Witzky: BITCH! Lisa: I thought you wanted me to tell him. Maggie Witzky: Why, because I said don't?
Maggie Witzky: WHY ARE YOU DIGGING?
Tom: I'm supposed to dig.
Tom Witzky: I never wanted to be famous. I just never expected to be so... Maggie Witzky: What? Tom Witzky: I don't know, ordinary.
Neil the Cop: It comes and goes. Some people have it for five seconds. Some their whole lives. He's a receiver now. Everything's coming in. He can't stop it, he can't slow it down, he can't even figure it out. It's like he's in a tunnel with a flashlight. But the light only comes on every once in a while. He gets a glimpse of something, but not enough to know what it is. Just enough to know it's there. Maggie Witzky: Jake, too? Neil the Cop: Your son? Much better flashlight.
Neil the Cop: Boy's got the eyes on him, doesn't he? X-ray. Not you, though. Possibly daddy. Maggie Witzky: [numbly nodding agreement] Neil the Cop: They're not the only ones.
Tom Witzky: Whatever door you opened in my brain, I want you to shut it - now!
Maggie Witzky: She's a witch. She took one look at me and guessed. Well, say something. Tom Witzky: Bummer. Maggie Witzky: Something else.