A resident dealing with the severe flooding aftermath, balancing personal struggles while helping the neighborhood rebuild.
Jimmy is a former Marine whose wife is found badly beaten after a domestic disturbance. He flees from Sarchie, later attacks him under supernatural influence, and is linked to Santino through their military history and the pictographic message discovered in his home and deployment footage.
EHC enforcer who kidnaps victims for the Vegas club.
Blue Hoodie is one of the masked cybercult members assembled to hunt Justine after Violet identifies her as a “Kristy.” The plot presents this attacker as part of the group stalking and threatening Justine, although it does not assign a separate named action to this specific member.
A college student who accompanies Sean to the hospital. After escaping a crashed car, he returns to the house for a shotgun but is accidentally shot by Tyler due to supernatural interference.
Derek is Nikki's coworker and new romantic partner. He becomes increasingly confrontational with David, eventually brutally beating him and asserting his claim over Nikki. His aggressive actions escalate the central conflict before a tragic climax resolves the love triangle.
Dobbins is an officer who appears with Shipp during the disturbance at the hotel. His presence places him within the law-enforcement response to the confrontation involving Esmee / Carmen and the man exploiting her, although the excerpt provides little additional information about his role.
Bobby is Elly's boyfriend and a member of the group exploring the abandoned hospital. He persuades Jill to go back inside, flirts with her, nearly fights Adam, and threatens him with a gun before wandering away with Jill during the group's increasingly dangerous separation.
A member of the research team who disappears while investigating the property.
A member of the Los Angeles skateboarding group. He violently attacks a hustler, discovers a dating website to facilitate scams, argues with Alison, and is knocked unconscious by John during the robbery attempt.
Chris Coy has 48 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Their work is anchored in the Hostel universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The End of Oak Street, The Deuce, Treme. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
