Zen: Hunter

	Nicole Kruex as Quintana Quintana is a creature of the night, the end result of an ancient line of night stalkers who exist for one thing: The Kill! Nikki has appeared in the series Ghostbustin' 911, and has appeared in such films as Blood Planet, Terror Overload, After, Hit Chicks, Tales of the Dead and Trinity. She is also a member of the cast of the paranormal investigation series Dead Reckoning.
	Elissa Dowling as Zen Zen is the newest addition to the long line of night-moving killers, thanks to Quintana. She is an unwilling participant in Quintana's plans, but is powerless to escape. Elissa has appeared in numerous film and television projects, including Death Racers, The Legend of Bloody Mary, Absolute Horror, Cold Blood Canyon, The Tomb, Dracula's Curse, and Savannah's Ghost with David Carradine.
	Melanie Robel as Joni Zen's best friend, and since Zen has disappeared, Joni is concerned for Zen's safety. She doesn't realize that it's her own safety that may be in jeapordy. Melanie's credits include film appearances in Into the Basement, For Nicole's Sake and Grieve, and stage work in a variety of productions from Lil' Abner and Cinderella to Dracula and as Janet in a production of Rocky Horror Picture Show.
	Thomas Daniel as Brent Joni's boyfriend. He is a news reporter for a local radio station, and is the unwilling link between Joni and the police detective investigating the case. Apart from his theater and voice-over work, Thomas has appeared in a wide variety of films such as My Best Friends Deception, The Blue Seal, Hard Damn Hitch, Khel Shuru, and Methodic. Added to his extensive and growing list of credits are television appearences on Law & Order: Trial by Jury and Sex and the City.
	Tim Taylor as Detective Darcy Detective Darcy, veteran homicide investigator, is investigating a string of vicious killings. The one thing that ties the killings together: Zen. Tim has been very busy as an actor after a ten year stint as a stand-up comedian, including portraying a jailer in Deception: Portrait of an American Family, Frank Hamer in the BBC production Bonnie & Clyde, a Russian Hitman in the television seires Exposed, and a psychaiatrist in Zen: Hunter director Jim DeVault's The Sisters Four.

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