Midnight, Texas

Manfred Bernardo (François Arnaud), a powerful psychic on the run, decides to hide out in the small, sleepy town of Midnight, Texas. But when he's haunted by the ghost of a recently murdered Midnighter, Manfred discovers this sleepy community is a mysterious safe haven for outsiders with secrets both supernatural and human including Lemuel (Peter Mensah), an energy leeching vampire; Olivia (Arielle Kebbel), a beautiful assassin; Fiji (Parisa Fitz Henley), a witch with a cranky cat; Creek (Sarah Ramos), a spunky writer with big dreams; Bobo (Dylan Bruce), a pawnshop owner with a hidden past; the Rev (Yul Vazquez), who has an obsession for animals; and Joe (Jason Lewis), an angelic tattoo artist. In addition to the colorful residents, Manfred learns the town itself sits on a veil between the living and dead. He pledges to join the Midnighters in the fight to protect their home from suspicious cops and other outside forces.

Manfred tries to help a new neighbor clear his name by communicating with the murdered victim; Manfred's neighbors help rid his home of the spirits haunting it; Lem and Olivia set out to stop a deadly predator before it kills again.

Vampires arrive in Midnight looking for Lem, but Manfred has a feeling there is another reason for their visit; Joe tells the Rev about his suspicions of the veil to hell opening in Midnight.

Manfred uncovers an ancient supernatural who seduces and feeds on men; Bobo tries to keep his past a secret; Olivia discovers an unlikely link to her father.

Manfred's con artist past catches up with him, threatening his relationship with Creek; Bobo's budding relationship with Fiji takes an unexpected turn.

The Midnighters try to find a lost girl before law enforcement descends into town; Manfred and Creek make a discovery about Aubrey's murder; Fiji is haunted by a demonic entity; Joe struggles to maintain the secret that protects his family.