Dim-witted gas station attendant who joins the gang and inadvertently triggers violence during a botched bank parking job. He helps the gang evade capture, later shelters the wounded Bonnie and Clyde at his father's house, and his father's betrayal leads to the gang's final demise.
Associate of the Firefly family involved in their crimes.
Cash's friend and a weapons expert. He provides the detectives with an armed RV that they use to storm Perret's hideout and defeat his guards.
A homeless man assisted at the shelter and later shown as a frozen corpse during Francis's supernatural journey. His suffering reinforces the consequences of Francis's lack of compassion.
Harold works at the Chicago flop house where Briar Gates rents a room while searching for Gerald's killer. Briar gives him Hollis's telephone number and asks him to call if he does not return by morning. After seeing a television report about the trucking-company deaths, Harold makes the promised call.
Camp counselor at New Horizons killed by Angela.
An alcoholic member of the surviving group. He reluctantly accepts peyote, attempts to intervene when Chaco attacks Bunny, is shot in the leg, and eventually succumbs to infection in a ghost town.
A local law enforcement figure tasked with maintaining order following the train robbery and overseeing the escalating land disputes between the two families.
One of the killer siblings. Initially appears as a playful child but brutally murders Rob by cutting a swing rope. He participates in hunting the survivors and burns Paul's corpse before being killed by Cynthia.
The Motel Manager runs the road motel where June stops while transporting Enid's body. When the drunk Trucker makes an unwanted visit, the manager throws June and Enid out, forcing June to continue her attempt to dispose of the body elsewhere.
Archival footage of the third film counselor.
Packy is an American escapee who has organized Austrian partisans against the Germans. He helps Brooks and the elephant after their escape, rescues Brooks and Willi, and later leads the surviving partisans in the final attempt to cross into Switzerland alongside Brooks.
Michael J. Pollard has 77 screen credits in a career dating back to 1955. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Sleepaway Camp with 2 titles. Signature works include Bonnie and Clyde, Split Second, Little Fauss and Big Halsy. 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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