Pig Hunt

A San Francisco resident hosting the weekend hunting trip. He’s wary of the Tibbs clan and protective of his property, often clashing with Ricky and Jake. As danger mounts, he asserts leadership to guide Brooks and the others toward safety and reassert control over the group.

John’s girlfriend and a capable participant in the hunt. She outshoots the men during the excursion and keeps a level head amid escalating tensions. Brooks proves resourceful in navigating the commune encounter and the threats in the woods.

A loud, self-styled tough guy whose temper fuels conflict within the group. He shoots Ricky during a tense moment, revealing a volatile temperament. His later actions pull the group toward the commune and its dangerous dynamics, ending in brutal consequences.

A Gulf War veteran whose mental state shows strain as the trip progresses. He suffers a severe leg injury and is later attacked by threats in the woods, culminating in his disappearance and implied demise. His presence foreshadows the film’s brutal violence.

Ricky’s cousin and a member of the Tibbs clan who escalates the confrontation with the hunting party. His choices drive violent conflict, and he ultimately confronts the supernatural danger in the woods before meeting a fatal end.

A Gulf War veteran with visible mental strain who clashes with John and Jake. His volatile behavior triggers a dangerous sequence of events, and his fate underscores the brutal unpredictability of the forest.

Leader of the Haight Street commune who embodies the counterculture’s influence in the woods. His group’s rituals and drug use intersect with the hunt, and his alliance with Brooks and John shifts as conflict erupts, ending in a violent confrontation with the Ripper.

An eager but inexperienced hunter who follows the group into the commune’s detour. He becomes entangled with the commune and marijuana patch, ultimately being knocked from a vehicle and executed in the ensuing chaos.

The cabin’s owner and John’s relative, whose place is vandalized at the outset. He represents the remote, family-owned setting that hosts the weekend expedition and foreshadows the danger lurking in the woods.