Father Benna is a priest who meets Charles Humes before his execution and learns that cursed lumber caused the killings. He visits Jeremy Dukane, blesses the house, restrains the possessed resident, and performs the exorcism that banishes the demon. As Father Jonas's brother, he also carries the burden of Jonas's death and leaves to address the other affected properties.
Local woodsman familiar with the dangerous terrain.
Local resident providing background on the killer's origins.
Klaus is the owner of the isolated estate and the scientist continuing the regeneration experiment. He has operated on the creature and transplanted a human brain and heart into its body, then tries to control it with verbal commands. His actions place Madge, Coop, and Skip in direct danger when the creation turns against him.
A farmhand associated with the farmhouse's violent history. In the 1987 story, he murders local people and dismembers their bodies; his involvement in the later events remains uncertain.
The famous vampire is pursued and nearly killed by humans before falling into shark-infested waters, where he is reincarnated as a vampire shark. He infects other great white sharks and terrorizes a tourist community, while humans hunt him and new vampires help him survive.
College student caught in the camp's deadly academic assignment.
Andy is a former television actor preparing to leave a cabin for an autograph appearance in Pittsburgh. He jokes about wearing an old costume and admits that conventions are among the few places where people still want to see him. His past acting career becomes part of the group’s conversation.
Father Benna arrives at the Amityville house for what he calls a final confrontation with the evil rooted there, warning a news crew to leave before entering. Later, he joins Captain Halstead's group in planning to destroy the house and confront the threat, warning them that it will exploit their fears and doubts.
Supernatural entity haunting the camp's dark history.
One of the thieves involved in the struggle to survive the Megalodon's return.
Dr. Leroy James discusses the causes of humanity's violence, attributing them to free will while acknowledging that a strange celestial pattern may relate to biblical prophecy. He suggests that a three-star configuration could symbolize 666, the sign of the beast, giving a possible ominous interpretation of the signs examined by the News Anchor.
Jeff Kirkendall has 138 screen credits in a career dating back to 1994. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Camp Blood with 4 titles. Signature works include Dummy, Jurassic Shark 4, Cape Cod Cthulhu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 9 universes
