The determined protagonist who travels to Hell to rescue his kidnapped fiancée, Rachel. Armed with a special car and shotgun, he navigates demonic obstacles, defeats fake Rachel, negotiates with supernatural figures, and ultimately wins a life-or-death race to escape Hell with his loved ones.
Billy Kelly is the central young protagonist, living in fear of his violent father, Tom Kelly, while seeking a better life. He works in a factory, falls in love with Alice Spangler, learns protective practices from John Reese, comforts Clay Myers, and ultimately helps identify Lars Hoeglin as his tormentor.
Raymond Trueblood's younger brother, Donny is running with a gang led by Billy Masters when Raymond returns to Brooklyn after ten years away. His involvement with the gang is a source of concern for Raymond and helps draw Raymond into a conflict as he tries to protect his family from Billy.
A 17-year-old boy facing academic struggles and romantic rejection, who ultimately takes his own life by driving his car off a cliff.
The owner of the construction site where investigators focus their inquiry; he recently purchased the property without installing security.
Customer at an upscale restaurant who waits on Julie. He sexually assaults her in the men's room and later engages in a secret tryst with Kathy, his boss's wife.
Chad Lowe has 79 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Signature works include Unfaithful, Take Me Home: The John Denver Story, Acceptable Risk. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
