You’re summoned into a Hollywood bar owned and operated by the Queen Vamp of Hollywood, Theda Bara. She insists her human staff all be sultry hot, and her vampire children all behave for their human guests… and for the most part they do…
Guests get the opportunity to “safely” mingle with vampires… but from the very beginning, this bar doesn’t seem as safe as you’ve been led to believe, whispers of a torture chamber in the kitchen and nightly ritual killings, is this just a feeding ground for vampires you’ve foolishly walked straight into? But the drinks are delicious and the atmosphere’s forbidden alure is too intoxicating to deny…
You’re invited into the theatre for a show, despite your better judgement, you journey beyond the curtain and find yourself locked in. The music starts and it’s like being front row at on the Strip in the 80s while Guns N’ Roses and Motley Crue shredded away in tiny clubs and you think to yourself… maybe this isn’t too bad. But then one vampire attacks someone, then another, before you know it the entire room is in a frenzy of vampires fighting vampires and you’re just caught in the middle. When the sun rises you only hope you can walk out into the warm air and breathe it in, but that’s not guaranteed.