Horse thief and hand-to-hand combat expert saved by Chris.
Maureen and Margaret's father. He blames Margaret for his daughter's abduction and participates in the family's desperate efforts to secure her return.
Financial professional on board.
Barbara's uncle and a resort developer. He initially hires Maggie to investigate Barbara's disappearance and dismisses the piranha warning as nonsense, proceeding with the grand opening. After the fish slaughter most swimmers at the resort, he realizes his fatal mistake and ultimately commits suicide to avoid legal consequences.
Stark's former commanding officer. Demands Reno's delivery for payment, falsely blames mutants for Stark's truck explosion, attacks Stark, knocks him out, and forces him onto the transport.
An American displaced in Santana, Sam works as a bartender and is the father of a young daughter. He tells Charlie and Pete the town's legend, then stays behind to search for his missing child. Captured and taken to an altar, he gives Charlie a final message of forgiveness and thanks for the priest, whose bargain was made to save Sam's daughter.
Joe is a middle-aged executive recovering from a divorce who picks up Ginger and falls for her. He hides that his house is his own, then struggles to commit to Ginger and her unborn child. After she leaves by bus, he asks the sheriff to stop it, but still cannot persuade her to return.
A rogue US agent presumed dead who infiltrates the 1960s simulation as an unseen sniper to extract secrets from Hagen for personal treason. His death triggers Hagen's latent mental energy field. Scientists preserve his brain to read his memories, successfully uncovering the Sino-Asian biological weapon plot.
Kyle is Brianne's boss and a close friend of Tom. After Brianne investigates the killer's clues, Kyle reveals that he is The Barber. He says he wants to kill her because she is causing Tom pain by not returning his love. Kyle overpowers Brianne and prepares to murder her, but she escapes and kills him with a harpoon.
Captain Don Thorpe is the authority overseeing the lifeguards' chain of command. After the Tower 24 rescue, he criticizes Mitch for entering the water instead of directing the operation from shore. He also orders Al Gibson to remain off the sand until retirement.
Husband of neighbor Cat McCabe. He reveals the house requires a sacrifice every thirty years to prevent the evil beneath from destroying the town. He leads the townspeople to the house, attempts to kill the Sacchettis, and is ultimately slain by Lassander Dagmar's spirit.
Col. Joe Buxley co-directs Buxley Hall with Emily Wakefield after the girls’ school arrives to merge with the financially troubled academy. Although pleased by the prospect of George Ross’s donation, he wants to reverse the merger and plans to drive the girls away with a demanding military schedule. He also investigates the supposed hauntings with Chester.
Monte Markham has 86 screen credits in a career dating back to 1961. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Master Ninja Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Guns of the Magnificent Seven, Ginger in the Morning, One Is a Lonely Number. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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