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Daniel Baldwin | ... | Henryk |
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Mathew E. Clark | ... | Don Bryers |
| David Cravens-O'Farrell | ... | Rick Brautigan (as David Cravens) | |
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Dave Ek | ... | Imposter devil |
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Monika Frost | ... | Rosa Bryers |
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Garr Godfrey | ... | Turner (Sacrificed Man) |
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J.R. Head | ... | Trent Reynolds |
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Susan Johnson | ... | Susan |
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Tyler Kimbal | ... | Charles Devin |
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John King | ... | Teacher Stevens |
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Ian Lindsay | ... | Julian Grey |
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Erin Neal | ... | Sacrificed woman |
| Dolores Rogers | ... | Waitress | |
| Michael Self | ... | Father Bruins | |
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Justine Stillwell | ... | Wendy Simmons |
Young police officer Julian Grey has returned to Hoquiam - his nautical, dumpy hometown, to help his childhood friend Don cope with the disappearance of his fiance, Wendy. The investigation was closed some months back, and is now labeled a 'cold case.' Upon arriving into town, Julian immediately sees peculiarities in the investigation - mainly that the local police reports omit the identity of the only man considered a suspect in the case. This man, Trent Reynolds, reveals that although he knew Wendy very little, he noticed a Paganistic scar on her arm shortly before her disappearance. This, among other clues, leads Julian to conduct research into Hoquiam's history. In doing so, he learns of an old urban legend about a Satanic cult that would abduct and sacrifice the townspeople - 'The Golden Order of the Cross.' Julian learns that not only does this cult still practice, but that its ability to control and brainwash its members proves as dangerous and deadly as the ritualistic ... Written by Anonymous