Girl on the Third Floor

Don Koch is a reformed criminal who attempts to atone for his past mistakes through the renovation of a house. His internal conflicts between guilt and desire lead him down a dark path, ultimately resulting in tragic consequences. Throughout the film, Don embodies the struggle for redemption while battling the malevolent forces entwined with the house's history.

Liz Koch is Don's pregnant wife, who senses the growing danger surrounding their new home. Her character evolves from a supportive partner to a determined woman confronting the horrors of the house's past. Liz's journey embodies strength and resilience, as she ultimately takes charge of her destiny and the well-being of her family.

Sarah Yates is a mysterious neighbor whose intentions blur the line between temptation and malevolence. Her allure initially captivates Don, but her dark connections to the house's haunting history reveal a more sinister role. Throughout the film, Sarah symbolizes the dangers of succumbing to one's darker instincts and the facade of charm hiding malicious intent.

Milo Stone is a former colleague of Don who unwittingly becomes entangled in the house's chaos. His curiosity leads him on a dark path where he discovers disturbing truths that ultimately seal his fate. Milo's character illustrates the dangers of complacency and the unforeseen repercussions of exploring the past.

Ellie Mueller serves as a guiding figure for Don, representing hope and insight amidst the looming darkness. Her pastoral role provides a moral compass as she warns Don of the house's corrupting influence. Ellie symbolizes the importance of recognizing and addressing past traumas to forge a brighter future.