Auntie Lee’s Meat Pies

The mastermind behind the farm’s deadly operation, Auntie Lee wields warmth and religiosity as a mask for manipulation and ritual murder. She directs her nieces, conducts prayers to Satan, and orchestrates a system that yields profit from human flesh while maintaining public respect. Her calculated cruelty makes her the story’s malevolent core.

Fawn is one of Auntie Lee’s nieces, a seductive participant in the killings. She lures men to the farm, participates in the murders, and thrives on the thrill of power, showing a ruthless, predatory nature.

Magnolia is another niece who acts with cold calculation. She participates in killings and uses manipulation to keep others aligned with the operation. Her ambition tests the family’s loyalty and the town’s tolerance for violence.

Coral engages in violent rituals, including a snake-themed killing that underscores her predatory instincts. She uses allure to draw victims and then enacts brutal deaths with a theatrical flair. Her behavior demonstrates how beauty and danger intertwine.

Sky is one of Auntie Lee’s nieces who helps carry out the killings, acting with a cool, calculating demeanor and assisting in the dispatching of victims alongside her sisters.

Larry is Auntie Lee’s handyman brother who helps hide evidence and manage the operation. He becomes entangled in the investigation and ultimately confesses to the murders, though his confession is manipulated by Auntie Lee.

Bob Evans is a drifter who meets a brutal end at the hands of Fawn, decapitated in the pantry. His murder triggers the investigation and exposes the violence at the heart of the town.

Harold, an investigator, arrives to link Bob Evans to Penance. He confronts the sisters and becomes a victim in the ensuing struggle, exposing the depth of the town’s corruption.

The town sheriff who maintains a friendly relationship with Auntie Lee and her nieces. His trust blinds him to the crimes until the investigation closes in, and his confrontation with the truth leads to violent consequences.

Doc is one of the four punk musicians captured by the nieces and killed by Baby in the house’s kitchen, a brutal reminder of the gang’s ruthlessness.

Phil is another of the captured musicians who is murdered by Fawn in a chilling sequence, illustrating the sisters’ merciless control over their victims.

Baby is Auntie Lee’s developmentally delayed niece, kept in a large crib. She becomes a crucial, terrifying element of the ritual space and participates in the killing of Doc, showing how fear and control extend to all family members.

John is one of the four punk musicians brought to the farm and ultimately killed, his fate illustrating the danger posed by outsiders who stumble into the sisters’ operation.

Craig is another member of the punk quartet who falls victim to the sisters’ murder spree, signaling the danger posed by outsiders who stumble into the farm.