The blackmailer who joins dinner, presents weapons, is shot, found alive, and killed with a candlestick. He used informants to manipulate the guests and protect his secrets.
William Henry Glazier is the killer encountered by Lisa the Wife in the first story. He hides in the backseat of her car, transforming an ordinary drive into a direct threat and serving as the central antagonist of Lisa's segment.
Owner of the nearby strip club Zanzibar. He attempts to recruit Alex for his club and assaults her with his bodyguard. He later becomes involved with Jeanie, who briefly works as a stripper under his management before Alex intervenes.
Supporting character in Streets of Fire, part of the local scene.
Antagonist and former thief working for the corporation Quint stole from. He relentlessly pursues Quint to retrieve the incriminating disk, attacks him multiple times, and engages in a brutal fistfight at the climax before being defeated.
The ruthless leader of a violent gang of rednecks who murders Milo and terrorizes the American West. He evades local law enforcement, kills his own gang members and law officers, and engages in multiple shootouts with the protagonists before being finally killed by Grant in an abandoned building.
Piggy is a special guest performer who joins Nada and her band during the concert at Max Wolfe's theater. He leads them through a vicious punk-rock rendition of a blues number, accompanied by stage diving and slam dancing, adding a volatile and rebellious episode to the already unruly New Year's Eve show.
Lee Ving has 31 screen credits in a career dating back to 1981. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Tom Cody Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Clue, Flashdance, We Destroy the Family - The Story of Lee Ving and Fear. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
