Cast
- Paul Walker as Joey Gazelle
- Cameron Bright as Oleg Yugorsky
- Vera Farmiga as Teresa Gazelle
- Alex Neuberger as Nicky Gazelle
- Ivana Miličević as Mila Yugorsky, Oleg's mother, once a prostitute in Moscow and brought over by Ivan. He instructed Anzor to kill her after she refused to have an abortion. Anzor instead married her to protect her from Ivan.
- Johnny Messner as Tommy "Tombs" Perello, son of mob boss Frankie Perello.
- Chazz Palminteri as Rydell, a corrupt police officer who led a failed attack on the Perello mob during a drug bust, which resulted in the deaths of two of his partners.
- Michael Cudlitz as Sal "Gummy Bear" Franzone, one of the henchmen for the Perellos.
- Bruce Altman and Elizabeth Mitchell as Dez and Edele Hansel, serial killers who lure children into their apartments to molest, torture and kill them. Their surname is derived from the story Hansel and Gretel.
- Arthur J. Nascarella as Frankie Perello
- Karel Roden as Anzor Yugorsky, Oleg's stepfather and meth addict
- John Noble as Ivan Yugorsky
- Idalis DeLeon as Divina
- David Warshofsky as Lester the Pimp
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