Black Phone 2

A driven, perceptive teen who channels her occult visions into investigative work. Gwen is brave but impulsive, using her dreams to locate missing bodies and uncover the truth about the camp. Her supernatural sensitivity makes her pivotal in breaking The Grabber’s hold and guiding Finney toward healing.

A hardened survivor trying to cope with the trauma of The Grabber’s crimes. Finney projects toughness on the outside while battling nightmares and guilt. His bond with Gwen grows as they face danger together and push toward closure.

A menacing, cunning killer who leverages fear to control his victims, even after death. The Grabber’s power wanes when the ghosts and the truth are confronted, revealing his decayed, human fragility. He remains the central source of danger driving the protagonists’ search for justice.

A calm, capable caretaker who recognizes the victims and the camp’s history. Mando acts as a mentor-like figure, guiding the children toward safety and helping them interpret Gwen’s visions. His knowledge of the camp’s past becomes crucial to stopping The Grabber.

The hardened, sober father who protects his children while confronting his own regrets. Terrence’s practical stance contrasts with Gwen’s psychic insights, and his support is essential for the group’s resolve. He embodies family duty and resilience.

A cautious, skeptical mother figure who initially judges Gwen’s visions. Barb’s protective instincts surface as danger closes in, and her willingness to stay involved demonstrates a desire for truth and family safety. She endures physical and emotional strain during the crisis.

The younger brother of Robin who befriends Gwen and Finney at the camp. Ernesto provides warmth and humor but also a sense of vulnerability among the group. He eagerly supports Gwen’s mission to uncover the truth.

A nervous camper whose fear marks him as a victim early in the narrative. Felix’s fear and the mark he leaves on ice become clues that push the investigation forward. His memory serves as a catalyst for Gwen’s understanding of the camp’s danger.

An active, popular camper who becomes a target of The Grabber. Cal’s death intensifies the stakes for the group and underscores the camp’s perilous atmosphere. His memory motivates the team to continue searching for the truth.

A member of the campers’ music group who meets a brutal end. Spike’s death reinforces the camp’s deadly reputation and fuels the drive for closure. His memory is carried by the survivors as a warning and impetus to act.

Camp Alpine Lake’s manager who holds key information about the camp’s history. Ken’s insights help connect the present hauntings to the past and provide a path toward resolution. He becomes a stabilizing figure in the crisis.

A camper’s assistant and ally who helps Gwen and Finney navigate the camp’s dangers. Mustang represents youthful courage and resourcefulness in the face of fear. She becomes a trusted partner in the search for the missing bodies.

The paperboy victim whose death anchors the case’s origins and whose presence haunts Gwen and the living. Billy’s memory and the letter he scratched into the ice serve as a crucial clue. His figure looms over the camp’s haunted past.