The Beast of Bray Road

The new sheriff of Walworth County, Phil is pragmatic and duty-driven, determined to restore order amid rising killings. He leads the investigation with a wary eye toward rumors and the political pressures of a small town. His relationship with Kelly adds a personal stake, and his willingness to try unconventional tactics reveals a flexible, sometimes impulsive, leadership style.

Owner of Kelly's Roadhouse and the key link to the Beast, she struggles with a bite that triggers a volatile transformation. She tries to maintain humanity while mastering an increasingly unpredictable shift between human and wolf form. Her dual nature drives the plot and places her at the center of trust and danger.

A cryptozoologist who pushes for a scientific explanation to the Beast, often clashing with law enforcement. He is persistent, brusque, and relentlessly curious, using unconventional methods to test hypotheses. His presence accelerates the collision between folklore and science.

A legendary local hunter and the younger brother of two victims, Billy blends bravado with a genuine desire to protect his community. He runs headlong into danger with a willingness to share his arsenal and expertise. His grief fuels a relentless hunt for the Beast.

Deputy and loyal ally to Phil, she supports the team with practical know-how. She becomes a casualty of the Beast's deception, highlighting the human cost of the investigation. Her role underscores the town's dependence on steadfast, capable authorities.

Another deputy who backs Phil's plan and helps coordinate the chase. He embodies the practical, hands-on response required under pressure and the dangers faced by those who hunt the supernatural.

The Beast itself, a violent werewolf whose attacks escalate the crisis. The creature embodies the clash between myth and monster, forcing the town to confront its deepest fears and darkest possibilities.