Bloodmoon

A student at Saint Elizabeth's who shares a kiss with Kevin in the forest and becomes a focal figure amid mounting danger. She navigates the intrigue surrounding the Sheffield couple, while the investigation around the murder tightens around her circle. Her presence anchors the romantic tension and the suspense that drive the plot.

The husband of Virginia Sheffield and the school's science teacher who abuses power and ultimately becomes the killer. He is calculating, controlling, and willing to escalate violence to maintain his grip on those around him. His actions unravel the school’s façade of respectability and push the narrative toward a tragic climax.

The wife of Myles, she engages in an ongoing affair with a Winchester student, contributing to the web of secrecy that surrounds the school. Her aloof, disdainful attitude hides vulnerability and self-preservation instincts as the situation spirals. She becomes a participant and a witness to the growing danger as the plot unfolds.

A male student who shares a kiss with Mary and becomes entangled in the murder investigation as the killings threaten his safety. He winds up in danger as the true killer closes in, and his relationship with Mary underpins the film’s tension.

A religious sister who intervenes during the climactic confrontation, offering protection and courage. She embodies the moral authority of the church within the school and becomes a catalyst for the final confrontation by aiding Mary and confronting the killer.

A Saint Elizabeth’s student who, along with Jennifer, accidentally uncovers the murders in the science classroom. She is assaulted by Myles Sheffield, and her escape underscores the danger women face within the school’s walls.

A student who, along with Michelle, encounters the killer in the science room and is fatally wounded, highlighting the ruthless nature of the assailant and the peril faced by students at the school.

A Winchester private school student in a polka-dotted dress who disrupts the lovers' lane moment and becomes a catalyst for the chaotic turn of events. Her arrival unsettles both the romantic pair and the killer, illustrating how a single outsider can complicate the dynamics.