Full Eclipse

Max Dire is a Los Angeles detective under mounting strain as his wife Liza accuses him of bringing work home. The tension peaks when his partner Jim Sheldon shoots himself, a shocking event that reveals the personal cost of their demanding jobs.

Adam Garou invites Max to a weekly gathering at his apartment for officers facing difficulties. Garou tells Max that, as a capable detective, he should try to solve his problems rather than quitting the force. Max is skeptical but agrees to attend.

At the meeting, Max meets other officers such as Casey Spencer and Ramon Perez. The group praises Garou's influence and the improvements it has brought to their fortunes. The atmosphere is hopeful, yet there's an undercurrent of something foreboding.

Max joins the group’s vigilante missions to clean the streets of criminals. The operations are conducted under Garou's direction, and the line between policing and vigilantism becomes increasingly blurred. The city seems to respond to their actions with a dangerous sense of empowerment.

The group injects themselves with a strange chemical produced by Garou. After the injection, they become stronger and seemingly impervious to injury. Max begins to notice the dramatic physical and mental changes in the others.

The day after joining, Max attempts to warn his incredulous boss about the strange goings-on. He is met with disbelief and a lack of institutional support, leaving him isolated. The warnings fail to halt the group's activities.

Despite the risks, Max starts taking the chemical himself and participates in the vigilante missions. He feels the power rise as the campaign against criminals intensifies. The transformation blurs his sense of right and wrong.

In a holding cell, Max encounters a deformed ex-police officer who previously worked with Garou. The ex-officer warns that once the streets are cleaned, all officers linked to Garou will be killed, though he has managed to escape. The encounter plants the first seeds of a dangerous bargain with Garou.

The ex-officer explains that his deformity was caused by overuse of the chemical. He speaks of the price of Garou's power and the toll it takes on those involved. The details deepen Max's sense of peril.

Max discovers Garou extracting the chemical from his own brain with a syringe, a moment that shakes his understanding of the group’s power. This horrifying scene reveals the extreme lengths Garou will go to sustain control.

With the syringe scene, Max realizes that Garou is a werewolf and that the group's power comes at a monstrous cost. The revelation reframes the entire operation as something far beyond ordinary law enforcement. Max confronts the gravity of the situation and his complicity.

Garou's true nature reframes the story, casting the group's actions as dangerously unstoppable. Max is left to face a grim future where restraint, secrecy, and possible confrontation loom large. The narrative shifts toward an uncertain, perilous path.