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Sunset to Sunrise

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Fantasy

6 Episodes

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Michael Bretten

Sunset to Sunrise follows Grant Todd, a twenty-five-year-old back from Iraq who walks into his own homecoming party and finds both parents dead on the floor and a seven-foot wolf standing in his mother's kitchen. What he doesn't know is that his family belongs to a hidden world: his father worked for a vampire crime lord, his uncle Harold runs a covert agency called Lineage that tracks werewolves and worse across the city, and his mother could hold light in the palm of her hand. Running through a Los Angeles that has quietly changed around him — grey figures watching from the sidewalks, a strip club where the drinks are blood — Grant discovers he can throw a roomful of vampires off their feet without touching them. Meanwhile Lineage turns up two things nobody can explain: the clan brand on the wolf's arm, and poison baked into the welcome-home cake his own parents made for him.

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  1. 1
    1. Welcome Home
    1. Welcome Home

    1. Welcome Home

    1 min. 2 sec.

    Kim Todd finishes a WELCOME HOME cake while an empty glass vial sits beside the bowl. She drops the vial in the trash, crying, as Brian takes a call from their son Grant, minutes away. The doorbell rings, glass shatters, Brian screams — and a ball of blue-white energy ignites in Kim's palm.

    1. Welcome Home
  2. 2
    2.  The Wolf in the Kitchen
    2.  The Wolf in the Kitchen

    2. The Wolf in the Kitchen

    1 min. 5 sec.

    Grant arrives at a dark house with the front door standing open and finds his father face down with his throat torn out. In the kitchen his mother is still breathing, under the cake, and dies with his hand under her head. A low growl turns him around: a seven-foot wolf, blood wet on its jaw, watching him.

    2. The Wolf in the Kitchen
  3. 3
    3. Halt or I Will Fire
    3. Halt or I Will Fire

    3. Halt or I Will Fire

    58 sec.

    Grant runs the center line of an empty suburban street screaming for help with the wolf gaining on him. Headlights catch him, and Agent Davis Rodriguez puts five rounds into the animal as it lunges. Grant runs off into the dark — and Davis watches the corpse shorten and smooth into a naked man in the road, a crescent moon over the rooftops.

    3. Halt or I Will Fire
  4. 4
    4. Erase the Picture
    4. Erase the Picture

    4. Erase the Picture

    1 min. 2 sec.

    Davis takes a call from his captain in a cheap hotel room while his lover Victor Bello comes out of the shower and photographs him. Victor runs his tongue over two white fangs and reminds him the risk cuts both ways. In a control room of city grids, Harold Todd watches a werewolf trace blink red — and Victor's thumb slides off the trash icon and stars the picture instead.

    4. Erase the Picture
  5. 5
    5. Who Did This
    5. Who Did This

    5. Who Did This

    1 min. 12 sec.

    Neka Pike reads the murder scene with her palms raised and gets only rage and a werewolf; she orders the bodies bagged before Harold arrives. Harold walks in as his brother and sister-in-law are carried past and tells them to find his nephew, who knows nothing about this world. Across the street, a man in work clothes watches him go, eyes yellow.

    5. Who Did This
  6. 6
    6. The Grey People
    6. The Grey People

    6. The Grey People

    51 sec.

    Alone in a diner at two in the morning with his parents' blood dried on his hands, Grant sees a grey woman hovering an inch off the pavement outside — then pressed against the glass. Out on the street more of them turn their heads as he passes, and he tells himself this is not PTSD. He ducks through a steel door into a bar, and after a bus clears the frame the wall behind him is unbroken brick.

    6. The Grey People