Come Back to Me

A disturbed neighbor who preys on people by murdering them and then resurrecting them. He has a traumatic past that includes witnessing his mother's murder by his meth-addicted father, shaping his pattern of control and harm. He uses a friendly front to invade homes and commit violence with a disturbing persistence. His reign of terror culminates in his death, followed by the fall of his revived victims.

A pregnant woman living across from Dale who endures night terrors and bizarre blackouts. She investigates the strange symptoms with medical help and hidden cameras, gradually uncovering Dale's intrusions. She takes decisive action to survive, including shooting Dale and attempting to trigger resurrection. Her resolve grows as she fights to protect the unborn child and uncover the truth.

A croupier and Sarah's husband who is sterile, creating tension around the pregnancy. He initially presents support but leaves when the pregnancy becomes known, and he is later killed and revived by Dale. He eventually helps in the escape, until his death reoccurs at the film's climax. His arc explores trust, vulnerability, and the chaos caused by Dale's hauntings.

A pregnant doctor and friend who diagnoses Sarah's night terrors and offers medical guidance. She provides essential information and shares in the pregnancy journey, ultimately giving birth amid the unfolding horror. Her experiences with prior traumas mirror Sarah's, making her a vital witness to the strange events. She plays a key role in uncovering the mystery and supporting Sarah.

Dale's mother, who has been institutionalized to escape him. She reveals Dale's history of murder and resurrection and urges Sarah to kill Dale herself. Her insight confirms the long pattern of violence that haunts the community and explains why Dale's victims rest in danger. Her sacrifice and knowledge underscore the film's themes of containment and escape.