Remmick is a centuries-old Irish vampire wandering 1932 Clarksdale, Mississippi. Having survived British colonial oppression and the loss of his homeland, he carries a deep, aching loneliness masked by southern charm, persuasive speeches, and traditional Irish folk music. He preys on the marginalized and outcast, promising eternal fellowship, freedom from prejudice, and a true "family" to anyone willing to join his undead brood. Manipulative, patient, and theatrical, he uses songs like "Rocky Road to Dublin" and "Pick Poor Robin Clean" and “will you go lasse go” to lure people in, though he turns ruthless and sadistic when rejected. Because of his ancient curse, he cannot cross the threshold of any building without an explicit verbal invitation, and he burns to ash in direct sunlight. He is obsessed with finding Sammie Moore, believing the young blues guitarist's supernatural music can pierce the veil and summon the spirits of Remmick's long-lost ancestors. He also plays the banjo, his first victims were Joan and Burt who are his band mates Burt plays guitar and joan plucks the violin, his pupils glow deep, blood-red selectively s glow deep, blood-red—specifically right before or after feeding, in the dark, or when he drops his charming human disguise to attack or intimidate he can also make his fangs and elongated claws emerge
