Bloody Dawn [Film and TV Commentary]

The society once dominated by humans has now become a world of vampires, and the remaining humans have been raised in captivity and become machines for producing fresh blood. The number of humans is getting smaller and smaller, and vampires must develop blood substitutes, otherwise they will face even more terrifying mutations. Edward Dalton (Ethan Hawke) is the chief blood expert who specializes in new substitutes. His boss Charles Bromley is a careerist. He is very satisfied with the current status of the vampire world and attempts to obtain huge profits by monopolizing new substitutes. In an accident, Edward met the fugitive human Audrey Bennett (played by Claudia Cavan) and helped her escape the hunt. Unexpectedly, Audrey came to the door afterwards and brought with him Ivis, who miraculously turned from a vampire into a human in an accident. The only remaining humans need the help of a trustworthy vampire... The Spierig brothers (Peter Spierig & Michael Spierig) transformed previous vampire genre films in this film, incorporating science fiction elements to create a new story atmosphere.