Alan Henry is a minor character in the first season of Slasher. He is portrayed by Rob Stewart.
Background[]
Alan is a priest working for a local church in Waterbury. He was Bryan Ingram's friend and present during his and Rachel's murders. Although he managed to survive, he was left with a long scar along his cheek. Many years later, Alan became a priest and eventually Tom Winston's own religious consult.
Alan and his wife Suzanne Henry are the parents of Cameron Henry.
Throughout the season, and especially after Episode 8, Alan becomes increasingly suspicious towards his son. He starts to notice how close he's getting to Sarah Bennett and his lack of grief towards his late wife June Henry.
Alan Henry's death.
After this Alan finds Cam's box of killer souvenirs, inviting him the church to talk about it. Alan tells him that he knows the truth about the Executioner, confessing to loving him and worrying about himself being a good father. After Alan tells him to repent, he strangles Alan while crying, exclaiming that "...no one else needed to die."
History[]
When Alan was young, he and Bryan were in the market of selling various sex tapes that Rachel stared in. With Tom advocating against prostitution at the same time, even having a considerable amount of traction due to being a priest. However, Bryan made a plan to blackmail Tom by having Rachel seduce him and record them while they're having sex. While Alan had no real involvement in this plan, he was still responsible for distributing and selling the tapes Bryan was making. So while he wasn't as "guilty" as the other two, he was still marked for his involvement in their actions.
Eight years later we find that Cam suffered from bedwetting and sleepwalking as a child. Upon meeting his parents about it in the middle of the night, Cam's mother begins yelling at Cam, initially getting angry at his sleepwalking but after finding he's also wet himself, she threatens him with diapers to embarrass him in front of his friends.
Full of resentment, Cam pushes Suzanne down the stairs, killing her in the process. Alan grew concerned with Cam's actions but let him be-- underestimating the strong impact the death of his mother had on him.