Anthropophagous 2000

A yachtsman who survives a shipwreck by cannibalizing his wife and daughter's bodies, then returns to his Tuscan home to become a serial killer. His rationalizations crumble under guilt as he spirals into madness, driven by the trauma of his actions.

Nikos's sister who aids in the killings, sharing in his crimes before ultimately dying by suicide. She is complicit yet conflicted, revealing the corrosive power of family ties under extreme stress.

A friend or acquaintance who uncovers Nikos's crimes by finding his journal and confronting him in the cave. He becomes the foil to Nikos's madness, ultimately overpowering and killing him in a struggle.

A vacationing woman who, along with her partner Stuart, falls prey to Nikos's violence. Her role underscores the indiscriminate horror that follows him.

Mary's partner, whose attempts to survive intersect with the escalating danger in the village and the coastal setting.

A survivor whose presence in the village adds to the tense dynamics as she links to other characters and faces a brutal fate.

A mysterious traveler encountered in the narrative, contributing to the sense of isolation and danger that permeates the village.

A surgeon who partners with Georg in the search for Carroll and is killed in the cave, marking another brutal turn in the village's fate.