WC Entertainment Films is proud to announce the completion of “Honeysuckle”, a drama film. Story by William Brian Baker, screenplay by William Brian Baker and Alan Ray, directed by Alan Ray and William Brian Baker, director of photography and editing by Patrick Lipp. Starring William Brian Baker and an award-winning ensemble supporting cast.

In the mid-1970s, a man’s life is shattered by the sudden loss of his wife. Driven by a final promise to her memory, he embarks on the honeymoon trip they had already booked—a journey meant for two, taken alone. In a moment of profound vulnerability and grief, he is attacked in a dark alleyway and turned into a vampire. He is not a creature of ancient Victorian legend, but a man of his time, now frozen forever in a polyester-clad identity.

Decades later, he finds himself a relic in the twenty-first century, where his immortality has become a bureaucratic curse. He is an old soul trapped in a youthful body, struggling to survive in a hyper-connected, social-media-driven society that has no place for him. His primary conflict isn’t a hunter or a rival coven, but the cold reality of modern life: he cannot secure a steady job because his 1970s date of birth refuses to align with his ageless face.

Isolated by his history and his hunger, he navigates a world that is always watching but never truly seeing him. To survive, he has developed a unique and ingenious method for satisfying his biological cravings—a contemporary solution that utilizes the very structures of modern society that otherwise exclude him.

Honeysuckle is an intimate, character-driven drama that pays homage to classic horror while stripping away the romanticism. It asks a haunting question: in a world where everyone is connected, how does a man out of time find a way to belong when his very existence is a glitch in the system?