Hostel: Part III

A calculating member of the Elite Hunting Club who orchestrates abductions and arranges brutal live displays for wealthy clients. He lures victims with drinks, oversees the staged reveals, and maintains an icy detachment as the rules of the game unfold. His presence reveals a culture where money and power justify lethal entertainment.

A friend of Scott driven by jealousy and desire who participates in the Club’s scheme to claim Amy for himself. He revels in control, bears the Elite Hunting Club tattoo as a marker of belonging, and ultimately acts decisively in pursuit of his own interests. His fixation pulls family and loyalty into the deadly game.

Amy’s fiancé who tries to navigate guilt from past infidelity while seeking to protect his relationships. He demonstrates resourcefulness as he resists the Club and works to free captives, culminating in a final confrontation with Travis. His arc centers on loyalty, love, and a willingness to fight back.

A participant in the Las Vegas spectacle who is subjected to a brutal, glass-walled torture chamber. He panics under the enforcers’ control and becomes a stark example of the Club’s cruelty and the dehumanizing nature of the show. His death marks a turning point in the group’s realization of the danger.

A target who is missing and later found at the Las Vegas Art Show, strapped to a table and subjected to a brutal demise. Her arc highlights the vulnerability of escorts within the Club’s deadly games and the intersection of sex, power, and danger. Her death underscores the ruthlessness of the audience-driven spectacle.

An early captive who fights back within the show but is killed by a fellow guard. He embodies both resilience and the fatal stakes of the Club’s games, serving as another casualty in a system that monetizes violence. His fate underscores the peril faced by all participants.

The mastermind behind the Elite Hunting Club’s operations, orchestrating the events and commanding the live audience. He embodies power and control, steering the brutal spectacle toward its climactic endings. His ability to escape shows the danger of wealth-driven governance.

Scott’s fiancée who survives the onset of the night’s chaos and ultimately reveals that Scott is alive. Her perspective anchors the emotional core of loyalty and trust, and she plays a decisive role in confronting Carter and the danger that surrounds them.

A Ukrainian captive whose presence underscores the international reach of the Club’s operations and the vulnerability of those drawn into its games. Her fate contributes to the sense of danger and the final stakes of the show.