Leila, played by Amy Cruelle, is a young woman who is tired of feeling lonely and disconnected from the world around her. She spends most of her time partying with her friends Nancy, David, and Nash, played by Kathryn Lillie, Josh Mijal, and Andréa Winter, respectively.
As the night wears on and the drinks and drugs start flowing, the boundaries between the sexes begin to break down. Leila finds herself the object of both Nash and David's affections, but she is uncomfortable with their advances and retreats to a quiet corner of the warehouse.
It is there that she first sees the figure of Dracula, played by Youssef Abed-Alnour, emerging from a crate. At first, she is frightened, but she soon realizes that there is something about this mysterious man that draws her to him.
Dracula tells Leila that she is his long-lost love, the reincarnation of a woman he knew over two centuries ago. He informs her that the only way they can be reunited is if she helps him to feed on her friends and make love to him.
Despite her reservations, Leila is unable to resist the hypnotic powers of Dracula and she agrees to his demands. One by one, she lures her friends to Dracula, where he drinks their blood and makes love to her. Eventually, Leila and Dracula escape the warehouse and embark on a new life together.
However, as they begin their new life together, Leila begins to realize that there may be more to Dracula than meets the eye. She discovers that his love for her may not be as pure as he has led her to believe, and she must decide whether to stay with him or to try and break away from his hold on her.
In the end, Leila must confront Dracula and his dark powers in order to regain control of her life and her soul. So, the movie explores the themes of love, lust, and the consequences of giving in to temptation.