A transgender patient whose message taunts Doctor Robert Elliott for ending their therapy and refusing to sign papers for sex reassignment surgery. Bobbi is later revealed to represent the unstable female side of Elliott’s personality, becoming murderous whenever Elliott is sexually aroused by a woman.
Winslow Leach is a singer-songwriter whose Faust cantata is stolen and exploited by Swan. Framed and imprisoned, he becomes disfigured after destroying Swan's records and transforms into the masked Phantom. He later tries to protect Phoenix, exposes Swan's pact, kills Swan, and dies after Phoenix finally recognizes him.
Danielle's ex-husband who helps clean up and conceal Phillip Woode's body. He sedates and hypnotizes Grace at a mental hospital, explains the twins' history, and deliberately triggers Danielle's violent alternate personality so he can question it. He is fatally wounded with a scalpel.
Roy is Faye's disturbed husband and Angie's father. After the hotel crocodile kills the family dog, Roy attempts to destroy the creature, but Judd attacks him with a scythe. Roy shoots Judd in the foot without realizing the injury is ineffective, and Judd kills him.
Otto is a deranged prankster featured in Wiley's sexploitation film. He frightens Karen with a dummy ice-pick and ketchup, then discovers her real corpse in the studio. He uses a trunk to lure the killer, and later accidentally kills Chris with the genuine ice-pick while manipulating Karen's body for another prank.
One of Charlie’s friends, Alistair accompanies him to the remote island for the wedding.
Supporting character in Sick Girl. The husband of the Wife.
William Finley has 25 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Their work is anchored in the Masters of Horror Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Phantom of the Paradise, Double Negative, Sisters. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
