Naval captain commanding a vessel in the Mecha Shark conflict
Green serves as one of the soldiers accompanying Vito during the dangerous recovery mission. Green is involved in the team’s attempt to retrieve information and protect the recovered object while the group is cut off from support and exposed to a seemingly immortal force.
An executive director of Operation DARKBIRD, a covert intelligence program connected to a clandestine technology office. After David and Ryan are abducted, he offers them employment and claims that advancing mind-reading technology is a matter of national security.
Frank Baragan identifies himself as the prison warden and represents the institution's authority over the inmates. He warns them that they must obey him and his employees, establishing the coercive hierarchy that governs Anna's confinement and contributes to the facility's threatening atmosphere.
Jeremy is a man who says he once worked for the owner of the glass house and lives nearby. Anna believes he witnessed an unsettling event there, while Paul accuses him of staging graffiti on a window and threatens to have him deported. The excerpt does not establish whether either accusation is true.
Leo is the leader of a drug cartel and is enraged when a multimillion-dollar cocaine shipment disappears off the coast of Florida. To recover it, he sends his longtime associate Jareth Danzo and newcomer Charlotte Harlow to investigate the drop zone. Their operation is complicated by Gia’s presence and sharks in the water.
The cemetery caretaker who intervenes when the friends are attacked. He reveals the lore behind Van Hausen's curse, the importance of holding breath, and orchestrates the possession of Johnny by the late warden's spirit. He ultimately sacrifices himself by allowing both spirits to possess him, triggering an explosion that saves the remaining survivors.
Head of Operations for PROJECT MIND BLOWN. He leads the US military's telekinetic program, dupes his team into believing Jennifer and Adam are responsible for the disasters, and mobilizes the project members to hunt them down, ultimately becoming the primary antagonist whose actions jeopardize the operation.
Hansel and Gretel's widowed father.
Steve Hanks has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Jailbait Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Island Claws, Great White Waters, 12/12/12. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 4 universes
