Die, Mommie, Die!

Angela Arden is a once-celebrated lounge singer haunted by her past and the tragic suicide of her twin sister, Barbara. Her struggles for identity and agency in a toxic marriage lead her to make desperate choices. Angela's journey is marked by betrayal and a dark plan for revenge, illustrating her complex psyche.

Lance, Angela's son, grapples with his own identity issues while caught in the crossfire of his family's chaos. His quest for attention and validation leads him to question his mother’s actions, ultimately reflecting the generational impact of family secrets.

Spoiled and resentful, Edith encapsulates the tumultuous nature of Angela's children. Her disdain for her mother intertwines with a desperate need for affection, ultimately leading her to complicity in their darker family drama.

Bootsie is a curious maid harboring secret affections for Sol, which adds layers to the household's already complex dynamics. Her role not only serves as a source of comic relief but also hints at deeper emotional entanglements within the family.

Sol Sussman is a film director whose oppressive nature and involvement in Angela's suffering set the stage for conflict. His vindictive approach to their failing marriage amplifies the story's tension, ultimately leading to his dramatic unraveling.

Tony Parker, a charming yet unscrupulous tennis player, represents the allure and danger of temptation in Angela's life. His romantic entanglement with her complicates her already troubled family dynamics.