It’s spring 1979, and retired deli owner Sol Hirsch, formerly of Queens, New York, has traded in his life of corned beef and kosher pickles for the sunny climate of Miami Beach. But after a recent trip with his wife, Myrna, to visit her ailing mother in Romania, Sol’s life now teeters on the realm of the undead, courtesy of a vampire bat that noshed on his neck.

Upon returning home to the Sunshine State (definitely not an ideal place for vampires), the New York Mets diehard develops a thirst for human blood. As things worsen, Sol’s life-or-death situation may very well boil down to an evening spring training baseball game involving his beloved Mets and the New York Yankees.

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Equal parts horror and humor, Sol is a blood-soaked romp through Miami Beach at the tail end of the disco decade—where the undead meet early-bird specials, and one stubborn retiree refuses to go down without a fight.