In a post-apocalyptic 2019, a deadly plague has turned humans into bloodthirsty vampires. As the last remnants of humanity teeter on extinction, a covert group of vampires stumbles upon a groundbreaking discovery that could reverse their fate and save humanity from extinction. With time running out, a desperate battle ensues to control the future.
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What is the cause of the vampire epidemic in 'Daybreakers'?
In a world devastated by a mysterious plague, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction, a fate sealed by the insidious spread of a virus borne from an infected bat. This virus has consumed most of the population, transforming them into vampires, while the remaining mortals navigate their desperate struggle for survival amidst dwindling numbers. The vampire clans, now faced with a grave blood shortage, are regressing into terrifying bat-like subsiders, haunted by their insatiable hunger. In this dark environment, humans are systematically hunted and farmed in laboratories, as scientists frantically race to synthesize substitutes to quench the vampires’ thirst.
Enter Edward Dalton, the head hematologist at Bromley Marks, the largest supplier of human blood in the world. Edward finds himself deeply consumed by his mission to innovate a blood substitute alongside his colleague Christopher Caruso. Yet, his commitment to science is put to the ultimate test when he encounters a group of humans seeking refuge from a merciless authority and decides to protect them.
As Edward navigates this treacherous new reality, he is confronted by his estranged brother Frankie, who has fully embraced his vampiric transformation. Their tense reunion leads to a heated discussion around the ethics of consuming human blood, which is abruptly cut short when a terrifying subsider invades their home, compelling them to act swiftly to defend themselves.
The next day, Edward receives an unexpected visit from Audrey, who provides him with instructions for a secret meeting that is destined to alter his life forever. At this pivotal encounter, Edward meets Audrey along with Lionel “Elvis” Cormac (a human who transitioned back from vampirism), just as Frankie crashes into the scene. Amidst the chaos of military intervention, Audrey must cleverly neutralize Frankie to secure their escape.
Fleeing to safety, Cormac reveals his fascinating story of reversing his vampirism—a miraculous event that happened post a car accident, where he was ejected from his sun-proof vehicle. This extraordinary twist of fate allowed him to survive sunlight, giving hope for the potential of reclaiming humanity.
Determined to save his species from impending doom, Edward aligns with Cormac on a quest to find a cure. Their journey leads them to a secluded vineyard where they meet Senator Wes Turner and a vampire who secretly supports the human colony in its search for salvation. Unfortunately, their discovery triggers a perilous chain of events, resulting in a desperate flight for survival.
After a harrowing escape, Audrey, Cormac, and Edward focus on duplicating the process that allowed Cormac to regain his humanity. After much effort, they achieve the remarkable feat of curing Edward. However, their relief turns to horror when they uncover that Senator Turner and his human companions have all met a gruesome fate.
As the gripping narrative develops, Torn between loyalty and morality, Alison Bromley, a captive, is revealed to be the daughter of Charles Bromley, the ruthless CEO of Bromley Marks, who adamantly refuses to submit to the vampiric curse. In a shocking confrontation, Charles coerces Frankie to transform Alison into a vampire, yet her unyielding moral stance resists the temptation for human blood. Tragically, her fate is grim as she faces the scorching rays of sunlight along with others like her, devolving into mere subsiders. This traumatic incident shakes Frankie to his core, prompting him to reconnect with his brother.
Simultaneously, Edward, Cormac, and Audrey embark on a secret mission to penetrate Christopher’s fortified stronghold, begging him to unite in advancing the cure. For reasons of self-importance, Christopher dismisses their pleas, which escalates tensions resulting in Edward and Cormac being forced to escape, leaving behind Audrey, who is captured by Christopher’s lackeys.
In a surprising twist, Frankie succumbs to his base instincts and bites Cormac, inadvertently making himself human again in the process. This revelation—that cured vampire blood could herald humanity’s salvation—sparks Frankie’s transformative arc.
As Edward’s desperation to rescue Audrey grows unbearable, he surrenders himself to Charles, revealing his sinister plan to monopolize the blood substitute while simultaneously exterminating humans for profit. Finally, Edward goads Charles into biting him, effectively restoring the CEO’s humanity. Chaos ensues as Charles is besieged by the very vampires he commanded. Ultimately, Frankie sacrifices himself to soldiers, enabling Edward to escape with Audrey.
In the turmoil’s aftermath, only a handful of soldiers remain unburdened by their vampiric curse. Intent on suppressing the truth, Christopher takes swift and ruthless actions against the liberated soldiers. As Cormac intervenes, he brings Christopher’s tyranny to a swift conclusion, allowing Edward and Audrey to drive away into the burgeoning dawn, armed with the cure necessary to restore humanity and usher in a new era of hope.
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