The two low-life losers (and soon-to-be hired killers) are:Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) - a weasely-looking, nervous and sweaty, demented, raw-nerved, volatile and loud, and embittered slimeball of a man with a shaggy mustacheGaear Grimsrud (Peter Stormare) - a Swedish-accented, grim, stone-faced, sullen, and usually reserved hulk of few words who explodes in episodes of violent psychosisLundegaard""s go-between, Shep Proudfoot, had arranged for a rendezvous at 7:30pm, but Jerry admits to a "mix-up" and is already one hour late.When the lady calls him "trash," he punishes her by disgustingly tonguing the inside of her ear.Then, he forces his prisoners to march around, singing the marcher""s hymn: "Gather at the River." Outside during the gun battle, Pike looks up and recognizes Deke Thornton.Both of them aim and shoot, but both lose their nerve and hit other targets nearby.In the getaway, one of the gang is shot and dragged by his horse, losing his saddlebags.Two children clinging to each other for safety watch with an expression mingling shock and awe.They appear delighted when another outlaw rides by at full gallop and snatches the saddlebags from the ground.[All four major stars"" names, Bogart, Astor, George, and Lorre - in that order - appear on the second screen, following the film title.The barriers would be down, you see, between the real and the unreal.And the dead might be looking in to sit by our fires of turf.Halloween.The festival of Samhain.The last great one took place 3,000 years ago, when the hills ran red with the blood of animals and children." She revealed that she was babysitting in 1963, 32 years earlier, when little Mikey Myers lived across the street, and he heard a voice the night that he murdered his sister: "It told him to kill his family.