Cast
- Sid Haig as Captain Spaulding
- Bill Moseley as Otis Driftwood
- Sheri Moon Zombie as Baby Firefly
- Karen Black as Mother Firefly
- Chris Hardwick as Jerry Goldsmith
- Rainn Wilson as Bill Hudley
- Erin Daniels as Denise Willis
- Jennifer Jostyn as Mary Knowles
- Tom Towles as Lieutenant George Wydell
- Walton Goggins as Deputy Steve Naish
- Matthew McGrory as Tiny Firefly
- Robert Mukes as Rufus "RJ" Firefly Jr
- Dennis Fimple as Grampa Hugo Firefly
- Jake McKinnon as Rufus "Earl" Firefly Sr
- Harrison Young as Don Willis
- Irwin Keyes as Ravelli
- Michael J. Pollard as Stucky
- Chad Bannon as Killer Karl
- Walter Phelan as S. Quentin Quale / Dr. Satan
- William H. Basset as Sheriff Frank Huston
- David Reynolds as Richard "Little Dick" Wick
- Joe Dobbs III as Gerry "Goober" Ober
- Gregg Gibbs as Dr. Wolfenstein
- Rob Zombie as Dr. Wolfenstein's assistant (uncredited)
The names of the villains were taken from the names of Groucho Marx characters (Animal Crackers' "Captain Spaulding", A Night at the Opera's "Otis B. Driftwood", Duck Soup's "Rufus T. Firefly", and A Day at the Races' "Hugo Z. Hackenbush", among others). While this was left as a subtle allusion in the first movie, the sequel The Devil's Rejects brought it out into the open, with the names becoming integral to the plot. Dr. Satan was inspired by a 1950s billboard-sized poster advertising a "live spook show starring a magician called Dr. Satan" that Zombie has in his house.
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