Bloody Murder

Tobe is a friendly, loyal counselor among the young staff at Camp Placid Pines. He participates in games and tries to maintain morale as danger escalates after the disappearances. His camaraderie with the others anchors the group's early attempts to stay calm and safe.

Julie is the determined counselor and the film's central protagonist. She cares for her friends, questions the disappearances, and ultimately uncovers that the killer has a long vendetta linked to the camp's past. Her resolve leads to the confrontation that ends with the arrest of the killer and the revelation of deeper secrets.

Dean is Jason's best friend and Whitney's ex, carrying tension from past relationships into the present danger. He is questioned about the disappearances but cannot fully clear his name. He becomes a casualty of the killer, showing how fragile trust can be during a crisis.

Whitney is a spirited counselor and Julie's friend who becomes one of the first victims in the night-time killings. Her death marks the escalation of fear around the camp and accelerates the investigation. She embodies the innocence and vulnerability that the killer targets.

Jason is Julie's boyfriend for a time, a prank-loving counselor who participates in the Bloody Murder game and faces suspicion as the bodies mount. He disappears and is later confronted by an unknown attacker, ending with his terrified scream. His arc highlights how trust can deteriorate under pressure.

Brad is a counselor who becomes a victim of the killer after a prank goes wrong. He is killed at the archery range, a brutal reminder that even familiar routines can be deadly.

Patrick appears as the friendly camp boss but is revealed to be Nelson Hammond, a killer driven by revenge. He manipulates the events, abducts, and orchestrates murders to cover his tracks. The revelation reframes earlier actions and exposes the long shadow of the past.

Drew is a counselor whose revealed parentage with Bill Anderson ties her to the camp's history. She becomes a suspect yet actively aids Julie in unraveling the truth. She survives the final confrontation, and her presence challenges Julie to consider where blame should fall.

Doug is one of the counselors who falls victim to the killer, showing the threat's reach across the camp staff. His death deepens the sense of danger and urgency in the investigation.

Henry is the groundskeeper who warns Julie that there is something dangerous in the woods, foreshadowing the escalating danger. He represents local knowledge about the land and its secrets.

Jamie is a fellow counselor who participates in the camp's daily routines and shares the tense atmosphere with the others. She remains part of the ensemble as the mystery unfolds.