The Satan Killer

A brilliant yet deeply flawed detective whose alcoholism consumes him as he hunts The Satan Killer. His relentless pursuit, fueled by grief and rage, pushes him to brutal acts that harm innocent people. The pursuit exposes his moral ambiguity and the limits of his own humanity.

A vicious killer with a traumatic past, Jimbo’s violent crimes are threaded with glimpses of the vulnerability shaped by childhood abuse and an abusive mother. He demonstrates a rare mercy, sparing a potential rape victim and showing conflict between cruelty and care. The backstory reveals a man shaped by pain, capable of both horror and tenderness. His confrontation with a church and a priest marks the emotional core of his character.

An ex-cop who teams up with Stephens, bringing street-smart pragmatism and wary loyalty to the hunt. He serves as a counterbalance to Stephens’s volatility, revealing the costs of a life spent chasing killers. His presence adds a layer of camaraderie and grit to the pursuit.

A priest who appears in a pivotal scene, embodying forgiveness and confrontation with the killer's past. He offers a tranquil counterpoint to the violence surrounding him, hinting at themes of redemption and spiritual struggle.

A street-level antagonist encountered in the film’s urban night, emblematic of the city’s underworld. His presence underscores the danger lurking on the streets where the hunt unfolds.