I found this line from a movie script of The Cabin in the Woods (2012):
This house is talking a blue streak...
This line didn't make it into the movie, so I'm not sure what this "talking a blue streak" means. It's the scene where the five main characters arrived at the cabin. Some of my guesses are "this house is creepy", "this house is haunted", or perhaps "staying in this house is a jinx".
Here is the relevant part from the script:
The van pulls up and the kids come out, more slowly than they did at the gas station, taking it in. Dana's a little entranced, Holden curious, Curt pumped, Jules mildly excited, Marty wary.
JULES
Oh my god, it's beautiful!
(to Curt, sotto voce)
One spider and I'm sleeping in the Rambler. I mean it. Uno spider-o.
MARTY
(to himself)
This house is talking a blue streak...As the boys start unloading the keg, Dana approaches the front door... slowly turns the knob...
What does this This house is talking a blue streak... mean? Is it an idiom? Or is it specific to this movie?
UPDATE: Previously, I tried to look up the phrase blue streak and didn't find anything. However, I just found out that the Free Dictionary defines talk a blue streak as "to talk very much and very rapidly".
Is there any deeper meaning than this in the movie? Or should I interpret it literally as such?