Stuttering out a few words, Jamie was able to warn Dr.Loomis about Tina""s location (she identified his location at Bill""s gas station at 5th and Main, known for selling giant cookies), and police were radioed o intercept and protect her there, as Michael (with his own mask) drove away.It stays down there 18 hours.And do those brains sure taste sweet!Leslie: How fascinating.Honey, I don""t think I""m really terribly hungry.It must be the heat or something.Luz: Call this hot.Wait till July.She fainted backward into Bick""s arms, as the contemptuous Luz looked on without compassion and gladly noted Leslie""s weakness o herself, muttering under her breath: "That""s what I was afraid of" - almost hoping that Leslie would never acclimate herself to the rigors of Texas ranch life."Chapter II:Near the country estate of the Sanderson family is Bartlett Village.It is also the home of Squire Bartlett (Burr McIntosh), the richest farmer in the neighborhood.At the Bartlett farm, springtime is "awakening" - flowers and trees blossom, newborn birds in a nest crane their necks for food, baby chicks are wrapped in a blanket, cows graze, and the Bartletts sit in rocking chairs on the front lawn.During their early explorations, over-sexed Jim crudely asked: "You know, Donna, you got great legs.What time do they open?" She flipped him the finger, and he quipped: "That""d be 1:00 o""clock?" Rudy found giant-sized butcher knives in a kitchen drawer, and Sara discovered baby Mikey""s white high chair with leather restraints in a small closet.[The success of the balletic themes in Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger""s British filmThe Red Shoes (1948)inspired Minnelli to follow suit - he had experimented with shorter ballet sequences in his earlier filmsYolanda and the Thief (1945)andZiegfeld Follies (1946).