Inferno

A haunted Army veteran who drifts into a desert town on an Indian motorcycle. After his bike breaks down, he sinks into drinking and memories of atrocities, planning suicide but pivoting to revenge after a violent confrontation. His quest to retrieve his motorcycle and mete out justice drives the escalating cycle of violence, aided by a cast of allies and sabotaged by rival gangs.

Eddie’s old Army friend who resurfaces to help nurse him back to health. He becomes a covert ally in Eddie’s war against the Hogan brothers and the Heathens, ultimately sacrificing himself to draw attention away from Eddie. Johnny’s memory and influence linger, shaping Eddie’s choices and his final, haunted resolve.

A friend of Johnny who intersects with Eddie’s mission in town. She and another woman insist on thanking Eddie after his violent confrontations, leading to a complex personal connection with him. She survives the town’s turmoil and aligns with Eddie as they face the aftermath together.

An exiled or imprisoned figure whom Eddie frees, gaining access to weapons and ammunition. Eli’s streetwise pragmatism and survivalist mindset feed Eddie’s campaign, and he helps orchestrate a sharper, more brutal resolution to the town’s gang war.

A diner regular who becomes an intermediary in cleaning up the aftermath of Eddie’s killings. Jubal’s practical, no-nonsense attitude supports Eddie’s operational needs and reflects the town’s muddled sense of justice.

One of the Hogan brothers who engages Eddie in brutal conflict. He embodies the violent code of the Hogan faction, and his confrontation with Eddie culminates in a chaotic showdown that triggers a cascade of town-wide violence and shifting loyalties.

The youngest Hogan brother who participates in the opening assault on Eddie. His actions set the conflict in motion and anchor the siblings’ ruthless dynamic, illustrating how violence is passed down through generations in the town’s power structure.