Scarecrows

A ruthless mercenary who pushes for decisive, brutal action and frequently clashes over the loot. He participates in the hijack and chase with a cold, calculated demeanor. In the field sequence, he is killed by a sentient scarecrow after a dismembering attack.

A hard-edged mercenary who embodies pragmatic violence and leadership under pressure. He drives much of the pursuit and remains a central antagonist until the final confrontation. His fate is sealed in the climactic skirmish surrounding the escape.

A skilled pilot and hostage, integral to the plan but ultimately confirmed dead by the end of the unfolding events. His death marks a turning point in the crew's grip on the loot.

A mercenary who participates actively in the hijack and violent pursuit. He remains loyal to the mission until a fatal confrontation reveals the crew's perilous dynamics.

One of the five mercenaries who steals the loot; his greed drives reckless decisions. He meets a gruesome end as the scarecrow-infested field reveals its supernatural protection.

Al’s teenage daughter who becomes a central survivor figure, taking control of the plane to escape the danger. Her reactions anchor the emotional core of the final escape.

A mercenary whose involvement turns deadly in the field as the scarecrows close in. Her arc underscores the film’s themes of peril and betrayal.

One of the deceased Satanist farmers whose image hangs in the farmhouse; his spirit is implied to possess the scarecrows, fueling the haunting.

Another deceased farmer whose photograph appears in the farmhouse, later connected to the scarecrow haunt.

The third photographed farmer whose memory ties into the field’s eerie, otherworldly force.

A morning news broadcast provides the final external narration, reporting the plane’s fate and the disturbing aftermath.