Route 666

Jack La Roca

Steph

Rabbit aka Fred

Sheriff Bob Conaway

P.T.

Nick

Mary

Joe

Deputy Gil Conaway

Deputy Tim Conaway

John La Roca

Pickaxe aka Miles Hackman

Jackhammer aka Steve Pikowski

Sledgehammer aka Frank Slater

Bartender

Shaman

Russian Hitman

Hitman #1 (as Mike Long)

Hitman #2

Prison Guard #1

Radio Dispatcher

Jeep Victim (uncredited)

There actually was a route 666. US Highway 666 ran from Gallup, New Mexico, to Cortez, Colorado, the gateway to Mesa Verde NP. Most of the route crossed the Navajo reservation and passes Ship Rock and near Four Corners, the only point in the US common to four states. The road itself still exists but has been renumbered by the New Mexico Department of Transportation because of superstitions about the number 666.

After repeatedly asking the Feds to call him "Rabbit", Steven Williams's character asks the two federal agents he is with how they would like it if he called them "Mulder and Scully from the X-Files". Steven Williams appeared as Mr. X in The X-Files (1993).

There is also a Highway 666 in Pinellas county, near Tampa Florida.

At the very end, when the old cop is being run over, his dark sunglasses disappear and reappear between shots. Also, his distance from the front right tire of the truck changes between shots - close-ups, he's right next to it; rear shots, he's about 6 feet from it.

When the guys are waiting at the desert rest stop, the car door is closed on the agent's right hand, severing two fingers that fall to the ground. In a subsequent shot, his hand is visible with all fingers intact.

When the federal agents are "stranded" in the desert and the phone in the old booth at the drive-in begins to ring, a car can be seen passing in the distance.

Jack: Federal Agents.

Jack: [while pointing a gun to the back of the cop's head] And remember, I have no compunction at all about shooting you in the back.

Rabbit aka Fred: Don't leave me here with Helen Keller and the Three Blind Mice! I am not safe with these guys!