Revamp: The Undead Story

Rule one of the antique trade: never bleed on the merchandise. Punn breaks that rule on one ordinary job, and the painting he is restoring answers back. Revamp: The Undead Story (สัญญารักแห่งแวมไพร์ ผนึกหัวใจ... ชั่วนิรันดร์) opens with a cut hand and a vampire who has spent more than a hundred years sealed inside a canvas.

Punn Winnala (Prem Warut Chawalitrujiwong) runs a small shop full of old things. A close friend hires him to repair a painting, and while he works, a shard of broken mirror cuts his hand. His blood stains the artwork. That is all it takes to wake Ramil Soleil Jonoel (Boun Noppanut Guntachai), the last heir of an old vampire bloodline.

Fair warning: Ramil does not wake up at full strength. He steps out of the frame with no powers at all, and the Hunters, a group that tracks vampires, are already on his trail. The road back to his old strength runs through the servants who once stood beside him, and they now live quietly among ordinary people. So Punn, who only wanted to fix a picture, becomes the man who has to find them.

The search fills the story with Soleil faces. Methas (Mark Jiruntanin Trairattanayon), Ciar (Barcode Tinnasit Isarapongporn) and Mekhin (Aun Napat Patcharachavalit) all carry the family name. Kay Lertsittichai plays Jett, and Kapook Ploynira Hiruntaveesin plays Elise. AJ Chayapol Jutamas and JJ Chayakorn Jutamas appear as Paul and Caster, while Stamp Panachkorn Rueksiriaree plays Pokpong.

Every step of the hunt pulls Punn and Ramil closer, which gets complicated fast when one of you is human and the other has a century of rules behind him. Some vampires question whether Ramil has the right to lead at all. Others see a human partner as a danger to the whole clan. Meanwhile the Hunters keep closing in.

The big question sits right under the moonlight. Can a human and a vampire really love each other, and what will it cost them to try?