A local resident who observes the phenomenon.
Michael is Elliot's mentally disabled brother, whose medication is cut off and whose behavior draws police attention. He is secretly the other participant in the game, committing violent acts and ultimately trying to kill Elliot after revealing that the final challenge requires killing a family member.
Marco is Will Wagner's stepbrother and initially appears to be the dangerous figure destined to oppose him. After being found injured, he explains that his father served the Order of the Bear and that he has secretly tried to protect Will, ultimately joining Allie Pennington and the others against Mr. Moore.
Luke is Will’s partner and his most consistent source of practical and emotional support. He recognizes that Will is hiding the seriousness of his symptoms, urges him to seek medical care, stays with him through his panic, and calmly stops an intimate encounter when Will believes he is being hurt.
A survivor who experiences vivid hallucinations revealing the tragic backstory of the farm. He witnesses Corey kill Alex, helps fight the scarecrows, deduces that Alex's spirit possesses victims to sew masks, and ultimately kills the entity with a pitchfork. He escapes the cornfield but collapses injured, leaving the film's ominous ending.
Cal Chetley is a book-smart but street-wise teenager who has been bullied. He joins his Oklahoma high-school wrestling team in hopes of reconnecting with his estranged older brother, Mike, and receives secret coaching from Mike while Mike is in jail.
Initially an unnamed hustler, this character accepts Jonathan’s offer to join a road trip and is asked to use the name Brandon. He investigates Jonathan’s staged recreation, learns the painful truth behind it, and later reveals that his real name is Adam, from Dayton, Ohio. His emotional honesty helps Jonathan confront grief and begin again.
The step-son of Chris Rumack who receives a van used for criminal activities. After Ruth and Tony investigate his property, he confronts her at her home to silence her. Ruth crushes his windpipe in self-defense, and he subsequently dies after being struck by a bus while staggering into the street.
Francis Tate is the man who breaks into Madison and Jeremy's home and assaults Jeremy, knocking Madison unconscious. Madison identifies him in a police lineup but later testifies that he was not the killer. She eventually seeks him out, and their relationship becomes violent and sexual; he tells her he broke in as a voyeur and did not intend to kill Jeremy.
Jack is Lewis Birch's teenage child and Zoe's sibling. He accompanies his father and sister on a road trip to a conference, reluctantly, as Lewis hopes to revive his academic career. When Lewis's estranged father, Stanley, goes missing during a historical reenactment trek, Jack is drawn into the family's detour and journey west.
Bert is sought out by Dylan, who is conducting interviews during the Thanksgiving gathering. Dylan hopes to hear reflections on the past and on what people are thankful for, but technology keeps dominating the conversations. Bert’s connection to the interview provides part of the film’s broader look at distraction and the difficulty of meaningful reflection.
Devon Graye has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 2000. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Circle Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include 13 Sins, Hypochondriac, Avalon High. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
Related entry on Wikidata (Q704184), public domain (CC0).
