Blood Bath

Set in the present day, the story unfolds across contemporary urban spaces—clubs, galleries, and seaside locations. The art world and nightlife provide a veneer of chic detachment while a centuries-old legend of vampiric ancestry lingers as a dark undercurrent. The juxtaposition of modern venues and ancient dread creates a suspenseful atmosphere.

An unnamed town provides a quiet backdrop for a night of art-horror. Its streets host a gallery window, a studio beneath an ancient bell tower, a bustling town square, a beatnik cafe, a carousel, and a coastline beach where danger spills into daylight. The setting blends ordinary urban life with a chilling, ritual mood.

🩸 Art vs Violence

Art serves as both lure and cage in Daisy's encounter with Sordi. The painter's canvases seem to capture more than appearances, becoming vessels for lost souls and a mask for his hunger. The violence erupts not as chaos but as a ritual that folds beauty into brutality. The line between aesthetic creation and murderous act becomes dangerously blurry.

🕰️ Memory & Identity

Memory drives the tension as characters confront ancestral legends. Sordi's dual identity mirrors a fragmented past: the 15th-century Erno, burned for stealing souls, lingers as a myth that informs present actions. The protagonists chase clues through paintings and memories, trying to restore or rewrite who they are. The wax figures and paintings become mirrors where memory replays the same deadly pattern.

🪦 Supernatural Horror

Aware that the killer's power transcends humanity, the town's ordinary veneer hides a hunger that defies explanation. The vampiric Sordi uses glamour and fear to draw victims, while reanimated wax figures form a silent jury. The supernatural elements push the conflict beyond personal vengeance into a collective, eerie indictment of art's power to corrupt. In the end, the town barely survives the night, scarred by forces beyond comprehension.