A colonel who recruits Bob Lee Swagger to help prevent an assassination plot, but is secretly one of the conspirators. He becomes a primary antagonist and is central to the conspiracy Bob must expose.
Opening victim in Scream 2, killed at a movie premiere.
A local African-American associate of Ken whom Yamamoto initially attacks. Despite their violent first meeting, Denny later becomes one of Yamamoto's closest friends and gang members. After Yamamoto's death, Denny discovers a bag containing compensation money, leading to an emotional breakdown where he tearfully declares his love for his Aniki.
Former middleweight champion struggling with drug addiction and a self-destructive lifestyle. He reluctantly signs with Jackie, travels the boxing circuit, and wins an upset championship bout.
Malik Williams is a Black freshman and track star attending Columbus University on an athletic scholarship. After challenging Professor Maurice Phipps over a poor essay grade, he improves his writing and learns personal responsibility. His relationship with Deja is central to his growth, while Remy's racist attack and Deja's death leave him grieving and uncertain about his future.
Cincinnati police graduate who goes undercover as J. Reid to infiltrate drug lord Dwayne Gittens network. He struggles with losing his identity as he blurs the line between law enforcement and criminal. After a psychological breakdown during a police raid, he is talked down by a detective, successfully testifies against Gittens, and later mentors new officers on the dangers of going undercover.
Quincy is Monica's childhood friend, romantic partner, and the film's other central protagonist. A celebrated player from high school through college and the Los Angeles Lakers, he faces media pressure, family betrayal, and a devastating knee injury. Although he becomes engaged to someone else, he chooses Monica after their decisive one-on-one game and builds a family with her.
Solina's boyfriend, breaks into Carfax Abbey, gets turned by Dracula.
One of the four central friends in Harlem, a skilled DJ aspiring to compete in a competition. Initially hesitant about crime but pressured to join a robbery that turns deadly. After witnessing his friend Raheem's murder and realizing Bishop's dangerous obsession with killing, he distances himself, buys a gun for protection, but ultimately discards it to confront Bishop unarmed. Survives the final shootout and rooftop struggle, causing Bishop's death, and goes on to pursue his music career.
Lincoln is one of the three troubled young people recruited by Captain Greer into an unconventional police unit. He works with Julie and Peter on the stolen-drugs investigation. After Greer's death leaves the team suspended and unsure whom to trust, Lincoln argues that they must investigate without relying on anyone else, and joins Julie and Peter in pursuing the leads.
Alfie's best friend and coworker. He plans a business venture with Alfie but prioritizes reconciling with his ex-girlfriend Lonette, whom he eventually marries.
Incredibly fast center fielder with Hollywood aspirations and a weak throwing arm.
Omar Epps has 53 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Dracula (Wes Craven) Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include House, Shooter, Almost Christmas. 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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