Scientist studying a mysterious avian creature.
Vampire operative participating in supernatural hunts and faction conflicts.
Steve is a powerful businessman pursuing Hoon because Hoon had an affair with his Korean wife, Ok-ja. He and his henchmen catch Hoon at a rest stop, announce Ok-ja's death, and imply that Steve intends to have the police blame Hoon for her murder, forcing Hoon into hiding.
Wyatt Dahl is the imprisoned father of Holly and Heather, publicly condemned for murdering them and scheduled for execution. When Jordan visits him, he describes seeing the girls before their deaths and explains the significance of the rings. He advises Jordan to listen to what the twins are trying to tell her.
Sgt. Terry Mitchell is one of the police officers investigating the violence surrounding John and Hollis. He believes John is honorable despite the evidence against him. After John kills Hollis, Mitchell arrives at the scene and tells John to leave, promising to clean up the crime scene himself.
An investigator with the Los Angeles Police Department, Alex examines a disturbing discovery linked to a mysterious gift and begins pursuing The Ghost. He compares statements and documents from Quail and Carey, follows deliberately misleading clues, and serves as the principal investigator trying to connect the crimes.
Colonel Frank Reichert runs Coldwater and is a former Marine suffering from chronic alcoholism after personal tragedies involving his family. He permits and directs the facility’s abusive system, deteriorates as an investigation begins, and is eventually shot dead by Brad, who stages the death as a suicide.
Lewis Locke 'Locke' is a BlackJacks operative who helps direct the mission and makes crucial tactical decisions. After receiving authorization, he leads the attack on the mercenaries, then orders the survivors to split up while trying to control the deteriorating situation around Dr. Whitmore and the Creature.
Terrence protects the operation at the Silhouette, the London jazz club controlled by C-Note. His role as a defender is one of the obstacles facing the would-be thieves, alongside the club’s close surveillance and police attention. The summary places him on the side of the club’s operation rather than the robbery plan.
James C. Burns has 67 screen credits in a career dating back to 1975. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently V/H/S with 1 titles. Signature works include Beyond Belief, Dangerous Words from the Fearless, Premonition. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
