The Devil All the Time burst onto Netflix as a highly-anticipated psychological thriller with a cast that no one could ignore. After binging this dark and riveting flick, fans have certainly become infatuated with the dynamic and unique characters that make this movie what it is.
The Myer-Briggs Type Indicator® is one of the most popular ways to sort people into personality categories. With sixteen to choose from, each one of these villainous or heroic characters in The Devil All the Time falls into one of them.
10 Willard - ISTP
Willard (Bill Skarsgård) is an interesting man, and while his religion certainly turns dark, he still likes to create change, explore new opportunities, and work hard. Like an ISTP, Willard is willing to get his hands dirty and take risks.
He represents introversion, sensing, thinking, and perceiving. He wants to take control of his life, and takes it upon himself to put things back together when they break - even if it always ends in tragedy.
9 Deputy Lee Bodecker - ENTJ
Lee Bodecker (Sebastian Stan) isn't exactly the best character, and he's definitely one of the most corrupt. This MBTI represents extroversion, intuition, thinking, and judging. He isn't afraid to speak his mind, and he's also thinking about how to better himself.
This personality type is a leader with confidence and ambition, and that sums of Deputy Lee Bodecker - except he probably represents the worst of it.
8 Emma - INFP
This character (Kristin Griffith) doesn't have a huge rule, but she is the one that takes care of most of the main characters. From being the mother to Willard to taking in both Lenora and Arvin in times of tragedy, she's a pretty caring person.
This personality is known as the mediator, and represents introversion, intuition, feeling, and perceiving. She's caring, sweet, and simple. This MBTI is all about helping others.
7 Rev. Preston Teagardin - ESTJ
The Reverend is definitely always thinking about to manipulate those around him, but he's also brilliant at being charismatic and getting others to follow him. While an ESTJ usually has good intentions, they're also willing to judge and better themselves.
Teagardin (Robert Pattinson) represents extroversion, sensing, thinking, and judging, and uses all of these masterful tools to be quite the villainous character.
6 Sandy - ENFP
Sandy (Riley Keough) is definitely a sweet and confident and charismatic woman, and certainly represents the aspects of this MBTI: extroversion, intuition, feeling, and perception.
This personality is known as the campaigner, and they're a free spirit that's all about fun, emotional connection, and excitement of life. Besides her little jobs with her partner, she fits this bill pretty well.
5 Roy - ENTJ
Roy (Harry Melling) is definitely overcome with his faith, and it certainly doesn't end well for him. However, he does fit well into this type. The commander is known for being decisive, and they are born leaders that love to take action.
They are extroverted, intuitive, thinkers, and judgers, and have a powerful charisma and drive to them. Roy fits perfectly into this personality, which is known for creating a self-fulfilling prophecy, which, ends up making him pretty unlikable (and certainly tragic).
4 Lenora - INFJ
Lenora (Eliza Scanlen) falls into the advocate personality type, which represents introversion, intuition, feeling, and judgement. This type of person is quiet, but they are all about humanity and faith.
They're a rare kind, and live with an exceptional sense of idealism. Of course, this is also Lenora's greatest downfall, but she is a passionate person with a lot of conviction.
3 Charlotte - ENFP
Ironically, Charlotte and Sandy find themselves in the same MBTI. Sandy could have found herself a life like Sandy's, had she not found a partner in Carl. For Charlotte (Haley Bennett), she represents the best of this personality type.
She's free-spirited, outgoing, passionate, and charming. They're the most lovely and most friendly people out there, and Charlotte certainly reflects extroversion, intuition, feeling, and perceiving - and is the sweetest character from The Devil All the Time.
2 Carl - ESTP
Carl (Jason Clarke) relies on his extroversion, sensing, thinking, and perceiving, and is a character that is about energy and action - and is unafraid to take risks and make changes.
They live life on the edge, and they're certainly far from shy. He isn't concerned about consequences, and this personality type is known for being bold and passionate. Unfortunately, he certainly does wrong with all of these traits.
1 Arvin - ISTJ
Arvin (Tom Holland) definitely throws viewers through a loop of morality. Whether or not he's the hero or just another villain, he is certainly doing the right thing in his heart. This MBTI represents introversion, sensing, thinking, and judgement.
They act methodically and with purpose, which Arvin most certainly does. They are vital parts of their social groups, and are willing to take accountability and direct their energy where it matter. Arvin is definitely an ISTJ.
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