A widow, Deputy Sheriff Jane Kozik, moves from Manhattan to Black Stone, New York, with her daughter Kelsey. There she expects to find a safe place to live. The day after moving, a homeless man is found dead in the tool shed of Jane's blind friend Beverly; an entomologist, Katherine is summoned to help with the investigation, along with Devin, Jane's brother-in-law and former boyfriend. Meanwhile, Kelsey befriends Eli, a scientist who has developed genetically modified wasps to the army as a weapon, and who is now trying to revert the process. When the wasps attack Black Stone, Jane, Devin and Eli team-up to attempt to destroy the swarm.
David Winning
Director
Sebastien Roberts
Devin Hall / Dan Hall
Sarah Allen
Jane Kozik
Jayne Heitmeyer
Katherine Randell
Rebecca Windheim
Kelsey Kozik
Robert Englund
Eli Giles
Michel Perron
Mayor Blatz
Sheena Larkin
Beverly Rowe
Robert Higden
Father Francis
Andrew Shaver
Homeless Man
Mike Paterson
Ice Cream Man
Gordon Masten
Coroner Dr. Fogg
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