Sound of Horror

A ruthless business partner whose primary driver is profit. He pursues the treasure with a pragmatic, time-pressed mindset, often blaming others when things go wrong. His willingness to gamble with others’ lives exposes a cold, calculating streak that clashes with the group’s growing fear.

A resourceful and composed accomplice who shares in the treasure plan. She navigates danger with a calm, calculating demeanor, though her loyalty is tested as the stakes rise. Her practicality keeps the group moving, even as trust frays.

Andre’s orphaned niece, a gentle presence at the villa who becomes a focal point for care and protection. Her innocence contrasts with the harshness of the hunt for gold, making her a beacon of humanity amid danger. Her relationships suggest vulnerability and resilience.

Deeply superstitious and protective, Calliope voices warnings about monsters and angry spirits. She anchors the locals’ lore and acts as a moral counterpoint to the rational stride of the others. Her warnings prove tragically prescient as danger closes in.

A scientist and guardian figure who is driven to protect Maria. He balances curiosity with caution, but his focus on discovery sometimes clashes with the safety of his ward and companions. He ultimately aims to seal the cave to prevent further harm.

Dorman’s partner and a bold, ambitious figure who dives into danger for the sake of the map and the potential treasure. His curiosity makes him a prime target for the creature, and his demise underscores the peril of greed.

The driver and a member of the expedition who participates in the treasure scheme. He supports the group’s plan but is also a practical realist who acts decisively under pressure. His presence helps drive the final attempt to reach safety.

A scientist and archaeologist whose courage leads him to detonate the dynamite to seal the cave. He sacrifices his safety for others, demonstrating a selfless resolve that underlines the film’s survival ethic.