The Bloody Exorcism of Coffin Joe

A filmmaker who interacts with the horror icon Coffin Joe. He travels to Álvaro's home to write a new script but is drawn into a living ritual where Coffin Joe manifests. He initially questions Coffin Joe's existence, then uses a crucifix to confront and attempt to exorcise the demon from the family.

Marins' friend and the host of the country home. He embodies hospitality and domestic calm, yet finds his household destabilized as occult forces emerge around the wedding and the witch's plans.

Álvaro's wife who reveals Vilma's true backstory and fears the witch's influence. She is entangled in the family dynamics and becomes complicit in Vilma's fate as the witch's plan unfolds.

The youngest daughter whose impending sacrifice drives the ritual's urgency. Her fate sits at the heart of the exorcism scene and contrasts innocence with horror.

Álvaro's daughter promised in marriage as part of a witch's scheme. Her engagement triggers the occult conflict that grips the household.

Vilma's fiancé who is involved in the wedding and is injured in a mysterious car accident as the occult plot thickens.

The son of Satan who is to marry Vilma, embodying a demonic lineage tied to the witch's ritual. His wedding marks the ritual's peak.

A witch who orchestrates Vilma's engagement and channels occult power through ritual figures and symbols. Her anger at the engagement drives the other disturbing events.

The violent, otherworldly figure that Marins conjures into life during the ritual. His presence unleashes graphic torture sequences and chaos inside the family home.

Vilma's sister who is present among the family during the occult upheaval, contributing to the domestic tension.

The father of Álvaro, tending the flowers and representing the ordinary world that is gradually invaded by the occult.