Invasion of the Blood Farmers

Jefferson Valley is a quiet upstate New York town that becomes the center of a chilling mystery. Disappearances ripple through the community, and a bar scene with a blood-streaked arrival signals that something sinister is afoot. Behind the town's normal facade, a druidic cult called the Sangroids operates in secret, using the local farm as their meeting ground.

🩸 Blood Rituals

Blood is the currency of power for the Sangroids as they drain civilians to feed the resurrected queen. The queen Onhorrid’s return hinges on pouring blood into her body through the host, a ritual that reveals both ritualistic cruelty and a perverse purity myth. The film uses this macabre process to explore fear of contagion and the limits of humanity when confronted with ancient cults. The destruction of the queen at the quarry marks the breakdown of the ritual and the cult's control.

🧪 Science vs Occult

Dr. Roy Anderson represents rational inquiry, diagnosing a bizarre phenomenon: blood cells reproducing at an impossibly fast rate. He experiments with an iodine-ammonia mixture that makes blood cells shrink, using science to counter the Sangroids' mysticism. The tension between deduction and superstition drives the investigation, exposing how fear can motivate both skepticism and zeal. The narrative demonstrates the power and peril of scientific method when faced with an ancient occult threat.

👑 Resurrection

Resurrection is the central aim of Creton and the Sangroids, seeking to restore Queen Onhorrid to purity via a living host. To accomplish this, they kidnap civilians and drain their blood, funneling it into the queen at their farm-grounds. A missing Key of Menanon and a hidden quarry site underscore the ritual's complexity and the cult's arrogance. The plan is sabotaged when Roy’s mixture destroys the queen, ending the Sangroids’ threat.