Bloody Murder 2: Closing Camp

A determined camp counselor who is resolved to close Camp Placid Pines for the winter. She drives the group toward truth, pushing through fear and friction as the mystery deepens around the bonfire. Tracy’s stubborn resilience keeps the team focused on uncovering Trevor Moorehouse’s role in the killings.

A practical, protective presence who shares an uneasy romance with Angela and becomes entangled in the increasing paranoia. He relentlessly follows leads, and his disappearance adds to the mounting tension and fear in the campers.

Sensitive and perceptive, Sofie hints at a darker past—linking Tracy’s brother’s disappearance to the camp’s myth. She helps connect the rumors to real danger while balancing empathy for her circle of friends.

A practical ally who shares a private moment with Ryan and fights to keep the group together. She remains a steady, compassionate presence until the killer cuts her ordeal short.

Part of the group’s dynamic, he often tests boundaries and voices caution as danger grows. His fate marks one of the camp’s darker nights as the killer’s reach expands.

One of the campers, Ryan receives a pager message that pulls him deeper into the mystery. He is killed after a chilling encounter, underscoring the camp’s perilous turn from mischief to murder.

Chosen to be 'it' in the game, James’s nightmare escalates quickly as a figure dressed as Trevor Moorehouse brutalizes him. His death sets off a chain of fear and suspicion among the campers.

The camp’s boss who becomes a suspect in the murders. He is killed by Sheriff Miller in a tense confrontation but the ensuing twist reveals a deeper layer of treachery.

The local sheriff who investigates the disappearances but ultimately is revealed as the killer driven by a personal vendetta. His death follows a brutal confrontation with the truth and the myth’s hold over the camp.

The camp cook whose fear grows as the night deepens. She senses the danger and contemplates leaving, stressing the camp’s vulnerability to fear and violence.

The camp’s local myth, a traumatic figure whose legend may be grounded in real violence. The figure appears as a masked killer around the woods, and ultimately embodies the fear that stalks Camp Placid Pines.

Tracy’s missing brother, the event that haunts the camp’s past and fuels the fear surrounding the Moorehouse legend. The group’s investigation hints at a past tragedy intertwined with present danger.

A deputy who helps with the investigation but is knocked unconscious in the chaos. He is part of the camp’s security presence and its unraveling night.

Another deputy assigned to the campers, his actions reflect the confusion and danger that grows as the truth becomes murky.