Straight to Hell

A reckless hitman who pursues money and danger, Willy rarely thinks before acting. His pursuit of Louise adds personal stake to the escape, and his fate underscores the film’s fatalistic tone.

A calculating member who keeps a cool head amid chaos. Norwood navigates the town’s shifting loyalties with cynicism and practical survival instincts.

The third member of the trio, Simms blends rugged endurance with risky impulsiveness. His affair with Fabienne raises personal stakes in the town’s violent power struggle.

Norwood’s pregnant wife, Velma is determined to make a safe exit while navigating the men’s dangerous plans. Her presence heightens the film’s moral tension.

A member of the McMahon clan whose actions propel the town’s internal power dynamics. Bruno patrols the edges of violence and authority within the frontier town.

A volatile enforcer in the McMahon faction, Angel-Eyes intensifies the town’s crude energy and escalates confrontations with outsiders.

The elder patriarch who governs the town’s social order. His authority is challenged as the hitmen’s money and the town’s tensions collide.

A local merchant whose ambitions intersect with the town’s chaotic dynamics and the pursuit of the hidden money.

A store owner involved in romantic intrigue and the town’s broader schemes. Her choices touch on loyalty, desire, and danger.

A quirky hot dog stand operator who embodies the film’s offbeat humor amid tense events. He adds texture to the town’s microcosm.

A mysterious corporate-backed figure who dumps a suitcase of machine guns into the town, hinting at larger power structures behind the frontier chaos.

Colors the town with a calculating, seductive presence as Farben’s companion, intensifying the melodrama and manipulation.

One of the few women in the clan, Louise is pursued by Willy and cautious about the money’s location, embodying the film’s blend of flirtation and danger.

A rival enforcer who arrives to arrest the McMahon men but becomes ensnared in the town’s collapse, illustrating how outsiders are drawn into its chaos.

The cold, distant boss who dispatches the hit and monitors the job from afar, embodying the corporate brutality behind the conflict.

A peculiar local character contributing to the film’s offbeat social fabric and grotesque humor that underpins the satire.