The Vanished (2020)

Wendy Michaelson, referring to RV park manager Tom Henry: "Charming." (0:04)

Her husband Paul tells Wendy, "... like something out of The Exorcist." (0:11)

Sheriff Baker tells Wendy and Paul, "... as honest as I can be..." 
”... I’ll be honest with you...” (0:14)

Wendy tells Paul, "... you didn’t get distracted..." (0:36)

Wendy tells Paul, "... I’ve already taken two Ambien... cannot stop my mind from racing..." 
Paul: ”... That’s crazy...” (0:40)

Wendy, holding a prescription bottle, tells Paul, "Prenatal drugs... IVF injectors..." 
”... What if Miranda was distracting you...?” (0:43)

Wendy tells Paul, "... You’re completely nuts..." (0:48)

Camper Eric tells Paul, "Yeah, no worries..." (0:49)

Eric strikes Wendy’s head.
Paul finds Wendy unconscious in the water.
Wendy regains consciousness. (0:54)

Sheriff Baker tells Wendy and Paul, "... Dr. Bradley. He’s a grief counselor." 
Wendy: ”We have nothing to grieve...” (0:57)

Baker tells Wendy and Paul, "... told you I’d never lost a child. I lost one... drug addiction..." (1:02)

Tom smacks his groundskeeper Justin Knowles in the face. (1:04)

Paul tells Wendy, "... wasting it by worrying..." (1:06)

Wendy tells Tom, "So generous..." (1:09)

Wendy shows Paul VHS tapes labeled Nemo, Abduction and One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
Paul takes a tablet from a prescription bottle. (1:10)

Justin insufflates from a glass (crack?) pipe. (1:13)

In a dream Paul finds his daughter Taylor. (1:16)

Paul tells Baker, "... my wife said she saw... Justin doing drugs..." 
Baker: ”Drugs, where?” 
Paul: ”... He’s smoking something out of a glass pipe.” (1:17)

Wendy pours tablets out of a prescription bottle. (1:19)

Baker tells Justin, "... drugs, drugs, drugs, drugs... Drugs." 
Justin: ”I don’t do drugs anymore. I’m clean.” 
Baker: ”... Drugs make you lie... My son was an addict...” (1:20)

A nurse tells Baker, referring to Wendy, "She swallowed a whole bottle of sleeping pills..." (1:23)

Paul tells Baker, "I think we’ll see that grief counselor now..." (1:23)

Dr. Bradley tells Wendy and Paul, "... There are five stages to losing a loved one... Denial, anger, bargaining... depression... acceptance... between denial and hope... Acceptance means letting go." (1:23)

Tom clubs Wendy’s head. (1:32)

Wendy appears to regain consciousness. (1:33)

Wendy strikes Tom’s head with a hammer, rendering him unconscious. (1:36)

Justin retrieves his drug paraphernalia from the dumpster. (1:42)

Paul’s brother Jeffrey: "Taylor accidentally drowned... They were in therapy... shared delusional episodes where they both think Taylor’s still alive. It’s a syndrome called folie à deux..." (1:46)

Janet asks Baker, "Should we be worried?..." (1:47

Bradley: "There are five stages to losing a loved one: Denial... anger... bargaining... moving into depression..." (1:48)

Wendy swallows the handful of tablets. (1:48)

Bradley: "... fine line between denial and hope. Acceptance means letting go, letting go... " (1:49)