Will (played by Armie Hammer) is a protagonist in Wounds.
Protagonist and New Orleans bartender who becomes the focal point of a supernatural ordeal after discovering a college student's phone containing occult messages and disturbing imagery. Carrie (played by Dakota Johnson) is a protagonist in Wounds.
Will's student girlfriend who researches Gnostic rituals about wounds as portals, becomes increasingly distressed by the phone's contents, and enters a trance-like state influenced by the entity. Alicia (played by Zazie Beetz) appears in Wounds.
Will's ex-girlfriend whose presence at the bar triggers Will's lingering feelings; she reconnects with him but eventually pulls away due to guilt and his instability. Eric (played by Brad William Henke) appears in Wounds.
Will's drunk friend who is stabbed in the cheek at the bar; his wound becomes infected with inhuman flesh, and he is later manipulated by the college kids to lure Will to his house. Jeffrey (played by Karl Glusman) appears in Wounds.
Alicia's current boyfriend present at the bar; Will harbors envy toward him and later engages in a physical fight with him that contributes to Will quitting his job. Eric's Friend (played by Matthew Underwood) appears in Wounds.
Part of the college student group that manipulated Eric into luring Will to his house to deliver the entity as a 'present'.
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Characters
Will
(played by Armie Hammer) — protagonist
Protagonist and New Orleans bartender who becomes the focal point of a supernatural ordeal after discovering a college student's phone containing occult messages and disturbing imagery.
Carrie
(played by Dakota Johnson) — protagonist
Will's student girlfriend who researches Gnostic rituals about wounds as portals, becomes increasingly distressed by the phone's contents, and enters a trance-like state influenced by the entity.
Alicia
(played by Zazie Beetz) — supporting
Will's ex-girlfriend whose presence at the bar triggers Will's lingering feelings; she reconnects with him but eventually pulls away due to guilt and his instability.
Eric
(played by Brad William Henke) — supporting
Will's drunk friend who is stabbed in the cheek at the bar; his wound becomes infected with inhuman flesh, and he is later manipulated by the college kids to lure Will to his house.
Jeffrey
(played by Karl Glusman) — supporting
Alicia's current boyfriend present at the bar; Will harbors envy toward him and later engages in a physical fight with him that contributes to Will quitting his job.
Eric's Friend
(played by Matthew Underwood) — supporting
Part of the college student group that manipulated Eric into luring Will to his house to deliver the entity as a 'present'.
Key Relationships
Will → Eric
(Social Close Friend)
Will → Jeffrey
(Conflict Rival)
Alicia → Jeffrey
(Romantic Current Couple)
Will → Alicia
(Romantic Former Lover)
Will → Carrie
(Romantic Ex-Partner)
Eric's Friend → Eric
(friend)
Story Analysis
A bartender's supernatural descent after discovering an occult phone, leading to physical and psychological corruption by a higher entity.
