Ankou

The Ankou is a servant of Death from Breton, Cornish, Norman, and Welsh folklore that plays a large role in Ghostscape 2: The Cabin. Often known as the Graveyard Watcher, the Ankou protects his graveyard and gathers lost souls in his territory. The Ankou is often depicted as an old man or skeleton wearing a robe and a large hat that covers his face, and carrying a scythe. He is often depicted as riding a cart with which he collects the souls of the dead. While in most legends it is said that the Ankou is the last person to die in a parish for the year and serves for a year until replaced with the final death of the next year, The Cabin states that the Ankou is a person ritualistically sacrificed and unable to move on, charged with protecting important tombs.

Ghostscape 2: The Cabin
The Ankou will temporarily appear in each screen save the first, and can be photographed whenever he appears. He will appear to the right of one of the tents in the campground, in the woods to the right of the cabin, to  the left of the wood shed, on the right side of the tool shed's roof, and on top of the cliffs over the closed cave with the obsidian knife. The word 'ANKOU' is also incscribed on the wall of the closed cave.

It is implied that the Old Man who lives in the cabin is an Ankou, as he does not show up in photographs, possesses a wide-brimmed hat and scythe that he requests you bring him, and tells you with certainty that you would have died had you not completed his tasks, which is supported by the open grave outside of the cabin bearing your name.