Criminal associate involved in early heists.
LAPD officer involved in city affairs or the ongoing investigation.
Young son whose tragic death sparks the initial summoning of the demon.
A loyal Dirt Gang member who doubts Monk's reliance on Biff's luck. He shows protective instincts by guarding Mary from police, sparing her from the gang's debauchery, and ultimately disarming Snake to facilitate Mary's escape.
Worker at Markinsone Industries and father of Alec McNeil. He is taken hostage by Kruger's mercenaries. Despite Kruger releasing most hostages in exchange for diamonds, Bob is deliberately kept captive to ensure the mercenaries' escape route remains secure.
Member of the posse or local associate.
A local law enforcement officer mentioned when recovering the remains of Mrs. Bates. He notes that the body was never found, creating a narrative discrepancy with the original Psycho film.
Ray is Mickey's old friend and helps him investigate the case outside normal police procedure. Mickey later discovers that Ray was involved in the car deal ring and that he had Patty killed after she learned of his criminal activities; Ray admits his role and is turned in.
The bartender serves liquor to Ezekiel when he enters the den operated by El Grande's gang in Mexico. This contrasts with the Texas saloons, where Ezekiel is not served. The synopsis does not identify the bartender by name or describe any further involvement in Ezekiel and Sam's attempt to rescue the women.
Lee de Broux has 85 screen credits in a career dating back to 1954. Their work spans 7 cinematic universes — most prominently Pumpkinhead with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dirt Gang, Ayana, The Woods Run Red – The Making of “Hunter’s Blood”. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 7 universes
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