A violent, charismatic man who becomes a father figure to Jamie, John targets the boys’ mother’s boyfriend and promotes his homophobic views in the neighbourhood. He recruits Jamie into a group that murders men, stores their bodies in an abandoned Snowtown bank, and is arrested after police discover the remains.
A volatile and menacing local man who frequents the pub. He harasses Hanna, leaves a threatening dead snake in her alcohol, forcibly takes Liv, and confronts the girls at the hotel, leading to a violent climax before being assaulted by Teeth.
ALF member participating in the New York parade rescue.
Freddy hosts the overcrowded final party and is Vicky’s brother. He maintains a bunker beneath his garage, but James exposes that it cannot provide meaningful survival. Freddy later holds James at gunpoint when he tries to leave with Rose, revealing how fear and denial have shaped the gathering.
Son of the trafficking ring's kingpin. He kidnaps Kaylee for a buyer but is captured and interrogated by her. Despite torture and threats against his family, he refuses to betray his father. He is held hostage by Kaylee to extract information about the ring's operations.
Harry is concerned that Jimpa may eventually disappoint Frances and hurt her emotionally. He discusses preparing Frances for that possibility, revealing his worry about the relationship between her and Jimpa. His concern adds another perspective to the family's tensions as Jimpa gives Frances his badges and encourages her plans.
Nick is Ben's flatmate and close friend, whose committed relationship with Emily provides a direct contrast to Ben's unstable romantic life. He becomes engaged and married during the story, while also supporting Ben through social outings and personal conversations. His advice that commitment is ultimately about choosing someone challenges Ben's fear of settling down.
A wounded prisoner who escapes from hospital in a stolen Santa costume and crashes into the shed on Hazel's family's farm. He hides stolen money there and initially conceals why he came. As he grows close to the children, he encourages Tom to face his fears; he later admits he knew their late father, Jason Raley.
One of the killers Macbeth hires to attack Banquo and his son. Macbeth insists that the deed happen that night, acting out of fear that Banquo’s descendants will inherit the crown. The summary does not identify this killer’s individual actions or say whether the attack succeeds.
Daniel Henshall has 35 screen credits in a career dating back to 2011. Their work is anchored in the Bong Joon-ho Films universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Defending Jacob, Mickey 17, The Babadook. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
