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Hiding in a Bavarian-style castle, this figure exudes paranoia and predatory charisma. His orgy and eventual murder by a ravenous piranha frame him as a decadent villain whose power collapses in grotesque fashion.

An undercover cop sent to investigate the Miranda crime, she navigates a web of sex, violence, and shifting loyalties with cool resolve. Her resourcefulness drives the pursuit of truth amid a morally gray landscape.

The sheriff who hides a murder and exploits his position to manipulate others. His flirtatious, self-serving behavior compounds the town’s chaos, culminating in a fatal confrontation.

A boastful, privileged lumberman whose violent act against Margo triggers a chain of betrayals and power plays, ending in his death during a clash sparked by revenge and self-preservation.

Diner owner and Paul’s wife; driven by jealousy, she is revealed to have murdered Adolf. She engages in pursuit of Margo before being shot by Paul in a climactic turn, and is later apprehended with Paul.

Alice’s husband who is entangled in multiple affairs, including with Adolf and Margo. His actions fuel jealousy and manipulation, and he is disarmed and captured by Margo after a tense confrontation.

A participant in the orgy that punctuates the social circle around Adolf Schwartz, contributing to the film’s satirical, hedonistic set pieces within the crime plot.

A Native American character connected with Homer, included as part of the film’s provocative exploration of sexuality and cross-cultural imagery.

One of the women involved in Adolf’s circle, whose presence signals the film’s blend of exploitation and satire within the social milieu.

A surreal narrator who appears between scenes to provide exposition and commentary, adding meta-context and foreshadowing through stylized lines.

A lumberjack who rapes Margo; his presence foreshadows the film’s brutal clashes, culminating in a deadly showdown with Homer.

A provocative figure within the ensemble whose presence underscores the film’s unapologetic exploitation aesthetic and satirical tone.

A participant in the social milieu surrounding Adolf Schwartz, representing the film’s provocative collage of characters and cultures.

A local authority figure who appears within the town's power networks, contributing to the satirical portrayal of law and governance.

A supporting member of the ensemble who reinforces the film’s sexual and social dynamics that propel the plot forward.