Evil Toons

The former owner of the mansion whose spirit is bound to the cursed book. His suicide in the early 1930s set in motion a decades-long haunting, and he returns to aid Megan at the climactic moment, seeking release from the curse. He embodies a tragic, restless presence that manipulates events from beyond the grave.

One of the four women and the sexually liberated focal point of the demon’s attention. She is targeted by the living cartoon demon and killed, becoming one of the book’s victims before the supernatural threat is confronted. Her arc highlights the film’s themes of desire and danger.

A football player and Roxanne’s boyfriend who meets a violent end at the hands of the demon. His death escalates the sense of peril within the mansion and motivates the remaining characters to seek a resolution. He embodies the reckless energy that the haunting preys upon.

The sexually inexperienced member of the quartet who survives the onslaught. She ultimately teams with Gideon to defeat the demon, and her fear gives way to courage during the final confrontation. Her character embodies resilience and the film’s redemption through action.

The boss who hires and oversees the cleaning crew. He is lured away and killed by the demon, illustrating the reach and relentlessness of the supernatural threat. His fate heightens the peril faced by the women and the urgency to stop the curse.

A neighbor who appears during the aftermath with a portable television, serving as a reminder of ordinary life continuing outside the mansion’s horrors. His presence frames the final twist as everyday objects intrude on the supernatural events. He represents the mundane world that remains ignorant of the danger inside.

One of the four women whose fate is sealed by the demon. Her role underscores the vulnerability of the group under the supernatural threat. She contributes to the sense of encroaching doom within the mansion.

Another member of the cleaning group who becomes entwined in the mansion’s dark past. Her presence helps illustrate the social dynamics of the group under spectral pressure. She shares the group’s fate as the danger intensifies.

The living cartoon demon that emerges from the book after an incantation is read. It stalks the mansion, shapeshifts into Roxanne’s form, and orchestrates the deaths of several characters. The demon’s aim is to escape the book by collecting souls, thereby amplifying the book’s power.

The animated entity that manifests when the book’s drawings come to life. It represents the book’s magical aspect and the danger contained within its pages. Its presence drives the supernatural spectacle of the film.