Witching and Bitching

José is one of the robbers and a protective father to Sergio. He remains pragmatic under pressure, prioritizing his son's safety even as the plan spirals into danger. His resolve and resourcefulness help him survive the ordeals and guide the group toward a possible future together.

Antonio is volatile and resents Sergio's involvement, pushing the group toward reckless actions. His confrontational nature intensifies the tension and contributes to the troupe's downfall within the witches' trap. His fate in the ritual underscores the peril of hubris.

Manuel is the taxi driver forced to drive the fleeing group north, making him an unwilling participant in the crime. He endures the peril alongside the others and becomes entangled in the witches’ grasp as danger escalates. His role underscores the collateral damage of the heist.

Sergio is José's young son who inadvertently becomes central to the pursuit and the witches’ ritual. He serves as a catalyst for protective action and, despite danger, grows into a figure with latent powers. His survival is emblematic of the film's blend of horror and hope.

Silvia is Sergio's mother and José's ex-partner, initially pursuing the group and later entangled with the witches. Her presence drives the chase and culminates in her being altered by the witches’ magic. Her arc intertwines maternal concern with betrayal and manipulation.

Pacheco is a police inspector tracking Silvia and the suspects, representing the law's attempt to intervene in the chaos. He and Calvo navigate the tension between pursuit and danger as the group nears the witches’ lair. His fate underscores the peril within the ritual arena.

Calvo is the other police inspector who partners with Pacheco to monitor the case and pursue leads. He faces the same escalating danger as the others when they confront the witches. His involvement adds a formal, investigative counterpoint to the film's horror.

Graciana is the cannibalistic witch leader whose power dominates the forest sanctuary. Her control over the coven drives the ritual and the threats facing José and the others. Her presence embodies primal, dangerous femininity and the lure of ritual power.

Maritxu is Graciana's mother and a witch who helps drive the danger in the witches’ lair. She embodies the traditional, ancestral force behind the coven and participates in the deadly aspects of the ritual. Her actions illustrate the older generation's influence over the younger witches.

Eva is Graciana's daughter who defies her mother and assists José in the escape. Her alliance with José and Luismi shifts the balance of power and becomes pivotal in dismantling the goddess’s ritual. Her affection for José adds a romantic dimension to the survival story.

Luismi is Eva's brother who aids José in reaching the ritual chamber and helping free Eva. His loyalty and resourcefulness contribute to the plan to thwart the ritual and escape the witches. He represents a younger fixture of support in the quest for safety.