Gravy

A calm, calculating figure who drives the violence alongside his brothers. He orchestrates moves, sustains control in brutal moments, and ultimately survives the night while revealing a merciless streak. His actions blur the line between predator and survivor, ending with a sudden act of predation.

The convenience store cashier who interacts with Anson at the start and appears again at the end as a potential romantic interest. She embodies a normal, friendly presence amid the chaos. Her role remains as a witness to the events and a possible symbol of ordinary life interrupted.

Anson’s brother who leads initial deception and formidable violence. He chains Yannick in the kitchen and fights to maintain control, ultimately succumbing to injuries after being betrayed by his own plan. His betrayal exposes the fragility of the trio’s alliance.

Stef’s girlfriend, cunning and vicious in her own right. She participates in killing Cricket and fights alongside other captors, meeting a deadly end at Kerry’s hands. Her presence amplifies the danger and unpredictability of the captors.

A longtime employee with a poised exterior who betrays Anson by orchestrating Yannick’s basil addition and flirting as a ruse. She later fights, escapes, and continues to operate with a paramedic mindset, suggesting a hidden resilience. Her cool manipulation contrasts with her survival instincts.

The cook who becomes an instrument of the trio’s plan, feeding Stef basil against his orders. His confrontation with Stef ends when Stef kills him, highlighting the internal conflicts within the captors. Yannick’s role shows how knowledge of the kitchen becomes a dangerous tool.

A waitress who participates in the party’s closing moments before being killed by Mimi. Her character adds a human, hopeful thread that is quickly severed by the violence. Her fate underscores the merciless nature of the captors.

The Cantina & Bar manager who becomes a victim of the night’s brutality after being cooked by Stef. His death marks the escalation from misdirection to outright carnage. He embodies the everyday authority crushed by the intruders’ violence.

The security guard whose corpse becomes a grim symbol of the night’s horror after being consumed by Stef. Winketta’s presence foreshadows the danger inherent in the trio’s chaotic plans. His fate demonstrates how quickly protection can turn to peril.

A busboy who frees himself and Cricket during the chaos only to face Anson upstairs in a brutal confrontation. He dies in the escalating violence, illustrating the film’s relentless survival-of-the-fittest dynamic.

A random patron kept hostage in the kitchen who is killed in a fall during the escape attempt. His fate emphasizes how chaos can claim the innocent in the crossfire. Burt’s presence adds a tragic human cost to the night.

Note: Bethany appears already in the list; if you intended a separate entry, you can merge with the above Bethany entry. She remains the clerk who reconnects with Anson at the end.