Daylight's End

Daylight's End is a 2016 American action horror film directed by William Kaufman and written by Chad Law. It stars Johnny Strong as a drifter in post-apocalyptic Texas who agrees to help survivors, played by Lance Henriksen, Louis Mandylor, and Hakeem Kae-Kazim, escape to safety. Mixed martial arts fighter Krzysztof Soszynski plays the leader of vampire-like creatures that attempt to kill them. Synopsis A deadly virus turns most of humanity into vicious monsters that can not survive in sunlight, and civilization has been devastated, as the infected houses within dark places. Thomas Rourke heads into a small town, where a woman named Sam Sheridan and other survivors are being ambushed by looters. After most of Sam's group are killed, Rourke attacks the looters and quickly kills them all. Sam tells Rourke there is a group of survivors in an abandoned police station, and many of her fellow survivors are cops, and they even have running water and electricity. As they arrive at the police station, and the sun sets in Dallas, more creatures attack them. Just as they retreat inside the underground garage, a much larger creature appears, that seems to be leading the pack. Rourke is questioned by the cops, and he reveals that he drove all the way from New York City. Their leader, Chief Frank Hill, is suspicious of Rourke, stripped of his weapons, and locked in a cell overnight. Sam reveals that her group managed to find a cargo plane, and the survivors plan to use the plane to reach another, much larger survivor colony in Baja California. They plan to leave for the plane first thing in the morning.