The Devil Won

How did the first Transylvanian vampires come into being 1,000 years ago, and why? Are there also human-vampire hybrids, and are they even more dangerous than full vampires, since they have both vampire and human capabilities? It turns out that the infamous New Orleans vampire Jacques de St. Germain has humble Transylvanian origins going back to the Dark Ages.

It's the year 2022, and four young couples of New Orleans tour guides who specialize in cheesy ghost and vampire tours decide to travel to Transylvania, Romania, to make a low-budget movie about vampires. They're convinced that vampires don't exist. But strange things start to happen very quickly to different members of the filming crew in creepy monasteries and cemeteries, in remote covens deep in the dark Carpathian woods, in ruined castles, and in an abandoned communist-era uranium mine.

One by one, the guys in the group are killed. Or... are they?

The young ladies barely survive Transylvania. once they're back in New Orleans, they uncover curses from the Dark Ages that point out to the origin of the first vampires. The only problem is... those curses don't seem to have any recipes to reverse them. It's a race against time. Can they save their boyfriends and fiancés in the fight against the evil one?