They fled for their lives after a glimpse of the killer.Myers stabbed John in the leg - although Molly fended him off as they both ran to a locked gate outside his mother""s residence.Suddenly, Myers drove his thumb into the bloodied forehead of the male attendant after bashing his head repeatedly against an ambulance cabinet(# 1 death), and hen killed the female attendant(# 2 death)(off-screen).George promises never to tell anyone about the mistake.The film moves ahead to the summer of 1928.George has grown up into adulthood and as a young man, he finally has his chance to get out of tiny Bedford Falls before entering college.Plot SynopsisThe absurd, tactless film opens, under the credits, with the Oscar-nominated title songBlazing Saddles(accompanied by cracking whips) sung by Frankie Laine, parodying and satirizing his own classic western tune - "Mule Train":CHORUS:He rode a blazing saddleHe wore a shining starHis job to offer battleTo bad men near and farHe conquered fear and he conquered hateHe turned our night into dayHe made his blazing saddleA torch to light the wayWhen outlaws rule the WestAnd fear fills the landA cry went up for a man with gutsTo take the West in handThey needed a man who was brave and trueWith justice for all as his aimThen out of the sun rode a man with a gunAnd Bart was his name, yes Bart was his nameThe film opens in the West of 1874 [100 years before he film was made] with the memorable scene of a black and coolie rail gang laying down track in the heat."From its four Oscar nominations (including Best Original Song "The Power of Love"), it won only for Best Sound Effects Editing.