William Travis: One crowded hour of glorious life is worth an age without a name.
William Travis: Colonel, I became a little heated with you in front of your men. It was ill-advised and not terribly professional.
James Bowie: Don't worry about it. Most of my men didn't even understand the words you were using.
William Travis: Take that ball to Captain Dickinson. We can reuse it.
Sgt. William Ward: You'll be picking that up yourself.
William Travis: In a few days, all of Texas will know of our situation.
James Bowie: Tell me, Buck, in Alabama, precisely how many is "a few"?
Ed Warren: Did it work?
Lorraine Warren: The evil is contained.
Cop: Nice doll.
Ed Warren: That's what you think.
Cop: Are you a doctor or something?
Ed Warren: Or something.
Ed Warren: Come on, Bill. You're not a psychiatrist, and we're not here to talk about my father. What do you say we get down to business?
Ed Warren: The devil exists. God exists. And for us, as people, our very destiny hinges on which we decide to follow.
Ed Warren: We've been called ghost hunters. Paranormal researchers. Wackos.
Lorraine Warren: But we prefer to be known simply as Ed and Lorraine Warren.
Harris Arden: I have to tell you something... I still know what stars are ours.
Jeff Kohlver: Fuck off.
Hayley Stark: Your conversational skills are really deteriorating as the day goes on.
Jeff Kohlver: Well, you look older than you are and you certainly act older than you are.
Jeff Kohlver: Is this some kind of teenage joke?
Hayley Stark: Teenage? Yeah. Joke? No.
Jeff Kohlver: Those letters are mine.
Hayley Stark: Nothing's yours when you invite a teenager into your home.
Jeff Kohlver: Why don't you just kill me?
Hayley Stark: Is that what you think I want?
Hayley Stark: Seriously. It turns out that castration is like the easiest surgical procedure around, and thousands of farm boys across the country geld their own livestock. So I figured, if they can do it, then I can pull it off, if you know what I mean.
Jeff Kohlver: I'm not fucking livestock.
Hayley Stark: You keep telling yourself that, stud.
Hayley Stark: You really just don't look like kind of guy who needs to meet girls over the internet.
Jeff Kohlver: Well, I think it's better to meet people online first, sometimes. You get to know what they're like inside. When you work as a photographer you find out, real quick, people's faces lie.
Hayley Stark: Does my face lie?
Josh Lambert: I know what happened. I went in that place to get our son back and something evil followed me, who killed Elise.
Walter Stackhouse: What's the difference between wishing someone dead and actually doing something about it?
