A commando team member who is killed early in the operation by a mutant gorilla. His death marks the beginning of rising tensions and paranoia among the remaining soldiers regarding the base's experiments.
The patriarch of the antagonistic family and a deranged redneck farmer. He traps the couple, threatens Rob, and sexually harasses Pia, revealing his plan to make her his sex slave. His genitalia becomes jammed in Pia's device, and he later pursues the escaping couple before being mauled by his own dog.
Magoo is a member of Hando’s skinhead gang who is beaten during the Vietnamese mob’s retaliation. His assault occurs after the gang attacks the sons of the pub’s new owner, making him one of the gang members directly caught in the consequences of Hando’s escalation.
Max is connected to the event that forces Kev and Chook onto the run. Chook remembers Max sleeping beside him, after which Kev viciously beat Max. Kev later tells Chook that Max is dead, while Chook insists Max did not hurt him and was simply lonely. Max's fate shapes the conflict between father and son.
A previous target on Scare Campaign who almost shoots an actress during a zombie prank before the crew reveals it is a joke. He is not involved in the main asylum storyline.
Policeman Brum is connected to the police action that disrupts Charlie's way of life. The police confiscate Charlie's spear because they regard it as a weapon, an incident that deepens his sense of displacement and helps prompt his decision to leave the urban Aboriginal community for the bush.
John Brumpton has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work is anchored in the BlackJack Collection universe with 2 titles. Signature works include The Loved Ones, Welcome Home Allen, Pawno. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
