Amityville: Dollhouse

Patriarch of the family, a practical builder who is driven to protect his loved ones as the house's horrors unfold. He is haunted by a premonitory dream from his childhood and struggles to balance rationality with survival. His determination to shield Jessica pushes him toward a dangerous confrontation with the supernatural forces behind the dollhouse.

Bill's wife, a devoted mother whose sense of safety frays as the hauntings intensify. She grapples with unsettling desires and a growing emotional distance from Bill, reflecting the fragile state of the family under supernatural pressure. Her reactions reveal how fear can destabilize trust within a household.

The youngest daughter whose affection for the dollhouse makes her a focal point of the haunting. She embodies innocence at first, but the dollhouse's power begins to encroach on her reality, pulling her toward a dangerous otherworld. Her experiences anchor the emotional stakes of the story.

Bill and Claire's son who senses the danger around the house and is haunted by visions of his deceased father. He attempts to warn Bill, but the adults misread his warnings, highlighting the theme of ignored intuition. His experiences illustrate the cycle of trauma feeding the haunting.

Bill's teenage son who becomes entangled in the family's peril as the house's powers press in. He hosts Dana and, despite his best intentions, becomes a conduit for the tension and danger threatening the household. His presence emphasizes the vulnerability of youth in the face of age-old malevolent forces.

Aunt Marla's partner who practices magic and aids in confronting the dollhouse's demons. He wields the voodoo doll and attempts to cast protective spells, entering the dollhouse to rescue Jessica. His occult knowledge positions him as a hopeful, but risky, ally against Gamigin.

Jessica's aunt who engages in magical practices and recognizes the danger the dollhouse poses. She and Tobias trigger a ritual that accelerates the supernatural escalation, balancing between protection and peril. Her presence introduces a knowledge of magic that conflicts with the family’s skepticism.

Todd's girlfriend who becomes a casualty of the dollhouse's malevolent power, experiencing a traumatic physical accident that leaves her in a coma. Her fate intensifies the family’s fear and guilt, and her injuries serve as a catalyst for the unfolding nightmare.

The deceased father who appears to Jimmy as a zombie, urging him toward violence. His ghostly presence underscores the film's exploration of generational trauma and how past sins can haunt the living. His appearances push the family toward drastic decisions.