Mill of the Stone Women

A Curious researcher drawn to the legend of the Mill of the Stone Women, Hans is compassionate yet increasingly disturbed by the evil unfolding around him. His quest for truth exposes him to supernatural horrors, testing his mental stability as he seeks to uncover the truth behind the sculptures and the mill’s dark history.

The daughter of Professor Wahl, Elfie is portrayed as a beautiful but sickly young woman. Her fragile state makes her vulnerable to her father's dark scientific experiments, blurring the lines between her innocent appearance and the sinister forces at work. Her love for Hans is intense but tragic, as she becomes a victim of her father’s obsession.

An obsessive art professor and sculptor who creates lifelike sculptures from real victims, blending art with horror. His twisted ambitions drive the horrors of the mill, as he seeks to immortalize women as living sculptures, regardless of the moral or human costs. He embodies madness and artistic obsession.

A physician complicit in Professor Wahl’s dark experiments, Dr. Bolem helps create the disturbing sculptures by participating in gruesome blood transfusions. His character illustrates rationality twisted by obsession, and his love for Elfie leads to tragic violence.

A visiting woman who becomes entangled in the mill’s horrors, Liselotte represents innocence and the outside world's confrontation with evil. Her efforts to rescue and escape highlight her bravery amidst the chaos.

Liselotte's friend, Ralf, acts as her protector and helps uncover the mill’s horrifying secrets. His role emphasizes friendship and determination in confronting evil.