Invasion of the Blood Farmers

Civilians in the small town of Jefferson Valley begin vanishing over several weeks, creating fear and a growing sense that something sinister is at work. Investigators search for clues, but the pattern remains elusive. The disappearances set the stage for the investigation that follows.

A man covered in blood stumbles into the local bar, screaming before collapsing. The shocking death triggers the investigation into the strange occurrences. Its grotesque scene hints at a biological threat behind the vanishings.

Local scientist Roy Anderson analyzes the victim's blood and discovers cells reproducing at an impossibly fast rate. The discovery confirms a biological anomaly rather than a simple infection. This finding becomes a crucial lead in connecting the events.

A strange farmer named Egon approaches Roy's house and is chased off by Roy's dog, Buster. In the confrontation, the farmer beats Buster to death with a cane. As he leaves, Egon drops a mysterious antique key on the ground.

The next morning, Jenny discovers Buster strung up outside Roy's front door. The grisly sight deepens the family’s fear and intensifies the investigation into who is harming their town. Roy and others begin to suspect a link to the earlier bar incident.

Don, Jenny's fiancé, ventures into the woods to search for the culprit and discovers the antique key dropped by the farmer. He recognizes it as a potential clue connecting the farmyard incident to the disappearances. This key becomes a central artifact that ties several strands together.

Creton, the Sangroid leader, plots to resurrect their dead queen Onhorrid by kidnapping civilians and draining their blood at a farm where they perform meetings. Egon, a farmer, is part of their circle and has already misplaced a key needed for their ritual. The alliance points to a larger, supernatural threat behind the disappearances.

Creton reprimands Egon for losing the Key of Menanon, a crucial component of the resurrection ritual. Don's later discovery of the key heightens the Sangroids' urgency to retrieve it. Within Roy's circle, a sense of treachery grows as outsiders begin to play with dangerous artifacts.

Don shows Roy the key, and Roy calls his friend Kinski to identify the metal. Unbeknownst to Roy, Kinski is a Sangroid who feigns ignorance and soon retrieves the key for Creton. The deception allows the Sangroids to recover the artifact without Roy realizing the betrayal.

Kinski, who goes by Sontag, manipulates Roy by convincing him the key is just a cheap toy. He then takes the key back to Creton to further the Sangroids' plans. The betrayal underscores the danger Roy faces from inside his own circle.

Roy discovers that a mixture of iodine and household ammonia makes the blood cells of the dead man shrink rapidly. The finding hints at a way to counter the Sangroids and becomes a potential weapon for the climactic confrontation. It also confirms that the mystery is solvable with the right chemical approach.

During a date, Don and Jenny are kidnapped by the Sangroids to serve as hosts for the queen. The kidnapping raises the stakes and gives Roy a clear, urgent mission. The town's danger comes to a head as the ritual nears completion.

Roy tracks the Sangroids to a quarry where the queen is being resurrected. He prepares to intervene as the ritual progresses, setting up the climactic confrontation. The quarry becomes the stage for the decisive showdown.

Roy disrupts the resurrection by applying the iodine-ammonia mixture to the queen. The queen disintegrates and the Sangroids are killed, bringing an end to the immediate threat. The town is saved, and the mystery is resolved.