Death of a Ghost Hunter

A seasoned ghost hunter who leads the team with professional resolve and a healthy skepticism. She drives the investigation, coordinates equipment, and presses for concrete evidence even as the tension rises. Her arc culminates in the film's reveal that she has become a ghost within the house.

The videographer documenting every corner of the Masterson property. He relies on steady technology and calm observation to capture the inexplicable, providing the crew with footage they can later analyze. His pragmatic approach anchors the group's search for truth amid escalating phenomena.

A journalist chasing a compelling story, she probes the events with curiosity and a critical eye. Yvette seeks to translate the supernatural occurrences into credible reportage, challenging the crew and Mary’s explanations. Her presence keeps the investigation focused on narrative truth as much as evidence.

A young, devout member of the Mastersons' church who claims she is there to protect their reputation. She becomes a pivotal, unsettling figure who manipulates others and ultimately commits violent acts. Her origin story—the daughter of the mother depicted in the opening—explains the family’s capacity for cruelty and secrecy.

A member of the Masterson circle who embodies the church's influence inside the household. Miranda's presence signals the alignment between faith, status, and family expectations amidst the haunting. She contributes to the tension by representing the social pressures surrounding the family.

A member of the Masterson family living in the house, part of the web of relationships that makes the estate feel alive with history. Susanne's presence hints at the generational dynamics and the secrets wrapped within the family. Her role reinforces the sense that the house keeps score of past sins.