Necromentia

A demon who manipulates Travis to exact vengeance in exchange for clues about his missing brother. Once a mute bartender dabbling in the occult, he uses his influence to push others toward violence. His plan culminates in a full transformation into a demonic form as the price of revenge is paid. He functions as the driving force behind the supernatural siege on the living.

A hired torturer who cares for his mentally disabled younger brother and struggles with heroin addiction. He becomes entangled in Morbius’s scheme, driven by a desperate need to locate his brother. His willingness to follow grim orders exposes his moral compromise and fuels the film’s descent into darkness. He serves as the human conduit through which the occult forces act.

A desperate man who agrees to a dangerous occult bargain to enter the afterlife and perhaps recover his lover’s soul. He is willing to risk everything for love, but his plans are manipulated by Morbius and Elizabeth. His decisions lead to peril, betrayal, and a brutal descent into Hell where he meets a monstrous fate.

Elizabeth grows bored with her relationship with Morbius and collaborates with Hagen to poison him, seeking independence or escape from the occult entanglement. She is cunning and morally ambiguous, driving key betrayals that accelerate the film’s violent turn. Her actions contribute to the unraveling of everyone involved.

A grotesque, pig-masked figure who entices the boy toward violence, acting as a conscience-free catalyst for brutality. He embodies the film’s horror-movie villain archetype, pushing events toward their darkest edges. His presence embodies the occult menace that corrupts ordinary life.

Travis’s mentally disabled younger brother, whose predicament motivates Travis’s brutal choices. The boy’s vulnerability anchors the emotional stakes and drives the protagonist toward dangerous decisions. His absence or fragility intensifies the film’s themes of care, danger, and moral compromise.