Behind the piano, she examines portraits of composers hanging on the wall.Awkwardly, she backs up into a large harp, and then she notices a large framed poster on the wall - an announcement for one of Stefan"s concerts.The two low-life losers (and soon-to-be hired killers) are:Carl Showalter (Steve Buscemi) - a weasely-looking, nervous and sweaty, demented, raw-nerved, volatile and loud, and embittered slimeball of a man with a shaggy mustacheGaear Grimsrud (Peter Stormare) - a Swedish-accented, grim, stone-faced, sullen, and usually reserved hulk of few words who explodes in episodes of violent psychosisLundegaard"s go-between, Shep Proudfoot, had arranged for a rendezvous at 7:30pm, but Jerry admits to a "mix-up" and is already one hour late.The film"s biggest reveal was in the next scene in he boarding house parlor -- Dr.Wynn showed himself to be the "Man in Black," with Druid sect followers, including Mrs.Blankenship, who together stole Jamie"s baby, now named Steven.To flee, Kara jumped through he second story window onto the lawn below.In the next fade-in, Loomis and Tommy stood where Kara had fallen (and had disappeared), asking each other why they were alive and drugged by cult members.The cunning of Frankenstein in his mountain laboratory, picking dead men apart and building up a human Monster, so fearful - so horrible that only a half-crazed brain could have devised.