Flashy associate connected to Dan's former criminal underworld network.
The lead FBI agent on the case. His aggressive tactics lead to Woodley's arrest. He mortally wounds the demon, inadvertently facilitating its transfer to himself, but is subsequently killed by Pastor Erikson before the demon can fully possess him.
Media personality interviewing guests during the franchise events.
Andrew Romero is Laura's deceased husband and Natalie's father. He died after investigating dangerous connections to organized crime, and Nick had been writing about that investigation. His work may have exposed people who later killed Laura as a loose end, placing Natalie in danger.
Ray Mitchell is Tara Mitchell’s father and a member of the family hosting the traditional Fishing Rodeo. He becomes overwhelmed by the event and does not want Tara’s help, creating tension between them as Tara recognizes the growing river threat and attempts to take action.
Former Catholic priest turned celebrated occult fiction writer; husband of Lara; hosts a wedding at their Savannah B&B, which acts as the catalyst for the supernatural events.
Foreign operative or associate.
A witness to the creature's danger who is pulled into the water by it and disappears after others hear bells and see something resembling a Santa cap.
Bill Barham leads the Barham family and their Dark Dragon cult, preparing a human sacrifice that he presents as a means of purifying the world through blood. He blames betrayal and his family's supposed moral decline after two of his people are lost, threatens Minco, and demands that Nita return with his saber. He is the central threat to Alice, Vera, and Thatcher.
Miles Doleac has 64 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Family Plan with 1 titles. Signature works include Demigod, Son of a Gun, Light & Shadow. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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