Deadly Manor

Amanda is the disfigured, vengeful wife of Alfred who uses calculated manipulation to lure victims to the manor. Her cool, driven exterior masks a violent resolve and a willingness to kill to avenge herself against those she perceives as responsible for her suffering.

Peter is a protective, pragmatic member of the visiting group who tries to keep everyone calm and safe. He remains skeptical of the danger until it becomes impossible to ignore, and his sense of responsibility for Anne and the others drives his actions under pressure.

Alfred is an aristocratic man who partners with Amanda in the killings. His cool demeanor and ruthless practicality make him a capable, dangerous ally in their vendetta against the intruders.

Tony is curious and brazen, often exploring the house and noting unsettling discoveries. His credulous, reckless behavior leads him into danger, and he becomes a victim of the killers before the end.

Jack is a hitchhiker and escaped convict whose presence signals trouble. He is confrontational and dangerous, and his involvement heightens the sense that danger is always close at hand.

Anne is Peter’s partner who remains practical and determined to find a way out. She navigates the chaos with a mix of resourcefulness and resolve, ultimately confronting the killers.

Susan is Rod’s partner, who experiences the creeping threat from the masked intruder and the disorienting horror of the mansion. Her attentiveness to danger proves crucial but she pays a fatal price.

Rod is a risk-taker who shares the group’s journey and its sexual tension. His confidence is shattered when the danger closes in, and his fate underscores the night’s sudden brutality.

Helen is Tony’s partner who refuses to stay at the manor, choosing to press on toward help. She is murdered in the woods, and her skepticism about the situation contrasts with the others’ dwindling calm.