Modern Vampires

Twenty years after his exile, Dallas returns to Los Angeles and reunites with Ulrike, Vincent, Richard, and Panthia as they plan a night of clubbing at one of The Count's bars. The Count is also present and warns Dallas to leave town, signaling a fragile truce that is about to be tested. The gathering sets the tone for the dangers looming over Nico's fate.

The vampires celebrate with a night out, but The Count's looming suspicion casts a dark shadow over Dallas. He threatens to banish Dallas if he does not leave town, underscoring the precarious peace between Dallas and his rivals. The tension foreshadows the events that endanger Nico's fate.

Dr. Van Helsing posts an ad for help to hunt the vampires and teams with Time Bomb, a Crips member who kills for money. They succeed in murdering Vincent, one of Dallas's vampire friends, which fractures the family and escalates the vampire-hunting conflict. The murder intensifies the hunt for Dallas and immediately threatens Nico.

Twenty years earlier, Dallas turns Hans into a vampire to save him from a genetic disorder. Helsing discovers this and kills Hans, vowing to destroy Dallas for what he's done. The tragedy drives Helsing's wife to suicide and deepens the feud between Helsing and Dallas.

Dallas, protective of Nico, searches for her and reveals his true nature. He explains that the vampire community is hunting her to protect their secret, forcing them to confront a dangerous new truth. The bond between Dallas and Nico begins to form under the pressure of imminent threat.

After an attack, Dallas takes Nico to live with Richard and Panthia, who clean her up and take her shopping for clothes. This acts as a stabilization for Nico while the vampire war grows around them. The group becomes her protective circle.

Back at home, Nico befriends Rachel, a human. Ulrike reveals Vincent's death to the others, confirming that the conflict is escalating and that the vampires' enemies are getting bolder. The news reinforces the sense of danger surrounding Nico.

Helsing and Time Bomb recruit three additional Crips, Soda Pop, L'il Monster, and Trigger, to strengthen their pursuit of the vampires. The slate of attackers grows, signaling a major escalation in the ongoing war between the hunters and the vampires.

Dallas takes Nico to visit her mother's trailer park to face her past. Nico forces herself to confront her neglectful mother after killing her abusive stepfather, expressing a bitter mix of anger and longing. This visit deepens her resolve and ties to her human history.

Leaving the trailer park, they are ambushed by four of The Count's henchmen. Dallas and Nico fight back, killing some of the attackers and escaping the danger, underscoring the threat they face from The Count's forces. The assault intensifies the sense that Nico's life is in mortal danger.

On the drive back, Dallas reveals he was ordered to kill Helsing but refused, hoping Hans could be cured, an act that earns The Count's banishment for failing the order. The rift between Dallas and The Count widens and reshapes the coming confrontation.

Nico is captured again and Helsing is dragged into The Count's lair as a captive. The Count interrogates their fates and hooks Nico to a blood-draining machine while imprisoning Helsing in a box with his head exposed. The moment heightens the stakes and tightens the countdown to the rescue.

Dallas crashes a van through the club's wall, revealing himself along with the Crips as vampires. They rout The Count and his henchmen, freeing Nico and ending The Count's rule in that place. Rachel is revealed to have been turned into a vampire during the chaos.

Nico, Rachel, and Dallas decide to move to New York to start anew. In an epilogue, a pajama-clad Helsing staggers down an alley, begging forgiveness from Hans and from God, his fangs bared to two police officers. The film closes on the ongoing tension between humans and vampires.