Whilst Satan watches Jesus being tortured, he taunts the Messiah by holding a hideous, demonic baby in front of Him. Satan expresses his utter hatred of Jesus (and God's creation overall) by driving the centurions to whip and scourge Jesus within an inch of His life. Pilate reluctantly complies to their demands as Satan enters the scene to influence and corrupt Pilate’s centurions. The hostile crowd demands that Pilate crucify Jesus. Meanwhile, after the trials, Jesus is interrogated by Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor. Seeing a rope from the body of a dead donkey, Satan drives Judas to hang himself on the branch of a parched tree. Judas decides to flee the city but Satan and his demons catch up to him. At the same time, Satan and his demons, in the form of human children, torment Judas for his actions. Realizing the errors of his ways, Judas tries to return the silver to the authorities, but they refuse his offer. The soldiers aggressively escort Jesus out of the scene and He is subjected to several humiliating trials in the Temple of Jerusalem, before being ultimately sentenced to death. Judas proudly displays his betrayal of Jesus by kissing Him on the cheek. Judas, along with the Roman soldiers who control the area, manage to track Jesus down. While possessed, Judas betrays Jesus to the religious authorities in the Temple of Jerusalem in return for 30 pieces of silver. Later, Satan assigns his demons to influence and (presumably) possess Judas, one of Jesus' disciples. He notices this in time and crushes it with His foot. However, a serpent emerges from Satan's black cloak and slithers towards Jesus. Jesus, nevertheless, ignores him and continues to pray. This, hypothetically, would cause God's will to fail. He tries to deceive Jesus by 'warning' Him of the dangers of dying to atone the sins of humanity. In the late hour of night, Satan appears to Jesus Christ praying in the forested garden of Gethsemane.

He is portrayed by Italian actress Rosalinda Celentano. He is represented as a corrupting force, embodied as a genderless, pale humanoid figure. Satan is the main antagonist of the controversial 2004 film The Passion of the Christ, which recounts the final days of Jesus Christ prior to His crucifixion as recorded in the Bible. No one man can carry this burden, I tell you.

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