Dead Girls

Gina is a core member of Dead Girls who navigates family pressures and the volatile dynamics of the band. She strives to protect her friends while facing the consequences of their provocative image. Throughout the retreat, she remains resourceful and focused on survival.

Dana is a Dead Girl who appears loyal but harbors strategic, darker impulses. She gets involved in manipulation and later hints at even harsher intentions. Her fate unfolds through escalating violence and betrayal.

Amy is a military-trained member who acts as the group’s practical, combative force. She takes charge during perilous moments and directly confronts the killer, ultimately meeting a violent end.

Susie embodies the band’s morbid stage persona and drives early tension when a fan groupie dies. Her presence underscores the link between performance shock value and real-world consequences.

Brooke is Gina’s teenage sister, whose presence anchors the family drama and fan devotion. Her involvement raises the stakes as danger encroaches on the group.

Mark is the male drummer whose outward charm masks a hidden threat. He becomes a central antagonist and is ultimately killed by Gina after a web of manipulation.

Arty is the band’s manager who pushes for mainstream appeal. His pressure to commercialize creates conflict and he is murdered before the cabin trip.

Elmo is the developmentally-disabled handyman who tends the cabin. He becomes a suspect and is killed as the violence escalates.

Mike appears as an outsider whose religious zeal drives him to extreme violence. He is the final killer, binding Gina and triggering a deadly chain of events.

The nurse oversees Brooke’s recovery and ultimately leaves the cabin with Brooke, reflecting a pragmatic response to the chaos.

The Sheriff represents authority and skepticism, trying to make sense of a string of tragedies tied to the band.

Jeff is the group’s assistant who accompanies them to the cabin and is later found dead in the barn alongside Susie.