I Drink Your Blood

Horace Bones leads a Satanic ritual deep in the forest with his hippie cult. Sylvia secretly observes from the shadows, hoping to understand the group's beliefs. She is spotted by the cult and flees, but is captured and raped by several members before nightfall.

The next morning, Sylvia is found battered and traumatized by her younger brother Pete and Mildred. They take her to Doc Banner for medical help and support. The assault shocks the town and foreshadows the violence to come.

The cult's van breaks down, leaving them stranded in a town largely deserted for demolition. Mildred's bakery becomes a hinge point, and Pete's partner Roger Davis helps house them in vacant buildings. The cultists are allowed to stay and can buy pies from Mildred, delaying any immediate dispersal.

Banner confronts the cult over Sylvia's assault, hoping to restore order. The cult assaults him and forces him to take LSD against his will. Pete and cult member Sue-Lin intervene, and Banner is released unharmed.

Seeking revenge, Pete shoots a rabid dog and uses its blood to contaminate meat pies at Mildred's bakery. He then sells the pies to the cult members, starting a dangerous outbreak. The infection begins to spread quietly among the group.

As the contaminated pies take effect, the cult members exhibit violent, feverish behavior. A panicked cultist runs into the night and is picked up by Roger's construction crew, who engage with her and inadvertently spread the infection. Molly and Carrie also slip away with other members, deepening the crisis.

Molly and Carrie emerge from the woods and are taken in by a concerned homeowner. Carrie soon begins showing signs of infection and attacks the homeowner with a knife, escalating the danger for anyone who tries to help. The town buckles under the escalating rabies outbreak.

Two construction workers investigating the cultists' house are killed by Horace, signaling the complete breakdown of order. The violence mirrors the rapid spread of the disease and drains any remaining trust from the townspeople. Fear and aggression become the new currency in the town.

Andy and Sylvia, who have begun to reconcile, are confronted at the Banner house by Pete. Pete reveals what he did with the dog blood and the pies, shocking them and changing their perception of what is happening in town. The revelation compounds the moral weight of the outbreak.

Banner reports a possible rabies epidemic and is joined by Dr. Oakes, the town doctor. Banner, Oakes, and Roger conclude that the entire construction crew is infected and begin coordinating a response. The town braces for a faster, more dangerous spread.

The mob closes in on Banner, Oakes, and Roger as they attempt to flee to safety. Their escape leads them toward a water-filled quarry, a perilous terrain that terrifies both sides. Oakes arrives with reinforcements and begins gunfire to contain the infected.

Molly and Carrie emerge from the woods and are taken in by a homeowner, but Carrie quickly shows infection and attacks him. Andy is killed by a rabid worker while the trio tries to escape in Mildred's car. They retreat to the bakery basement as rabid townsfolk close in, and Oakes arrives to gun down the infected; Mildred, Sylvia, and Pete survive.

Horace encounters Sue-Lin as the loyalty factions clash; she ends her own life by immolation to avoid capture. Rollo then confronts Horace and gains the upper hand, impaling Horace with a sword. The internal power struggle inside the cult collapses as the town's survivors push toward escape.