From Hell to Texas

Tod Lohman is a former ranch-hand who is hunted for a murder he says he didn’t commit. He travels the frontier with a strong will to survive, guided by his mother’s biblical teachings. He forms a connection with Juanita and ultimately chooses to confront the Boyds in town, testing mercy against vengeance.

Tom is Hunter Boyd’s son, loyal to his family but morally conflicted. He trails Tod to enforce the vendetta and participates in dangerous pursuits, even attempting to eliminate Tod. He dies when Tod’s mercy intervenes during a chandelier-fire moment.

A ruthless cattle baron who uses his wealth and posse to hunt Tod, aiming to protect the family’s honor and fortune. His vendetta draws in townsfolk and fuels a brutal chase, but his stance softens after Tod’s act of mercy toward Tom.

Hunter’s brother and the architect of the stampede plan that traps Tod, Otis embodies the calculated brutality fueling the feud. He pushes the pursuit and shows little mercy.

A seasoned cattle rancher who offers Tod shelter and food, acting as a moral compass in the harsh landscape. He represents hospitality and the possibility of kindness amid betrayal.

Amos’s daughter who befriends Tod and gradually falls in love with him. Her compassion gives Tod hope for a future beyond the chase and complicates his need to run.

Amos’s wife and a maternal presence in the Bradley family, adding warmth to the frontier life and supporting Tod’s presence with the Bradleys.

A local resident who participates in the community life surrounding the pursuit, illustrating the social fabric of the frontier town.

A member of the frontier world involved in the chase, contributing to the tense dynamics of pursuit and conflict in the town.