Grizzly Park

A tough, prejudiced member of the rehab group who brings a volatile edge to the early dynamics. His biases and aggression test the possibility of reform within a brutal survival scenario.

A strong-willed Mexican tomboy who resists authority and drives interaction within the group. Her confidence makes her a focal point amid the growing danger, and she becomes a target as the situation deteriorates.

A ditzy yet sharp observer who uses charm to navigate group dynamics. Her manipulative tendencies complicate decisions under stress, until she becomes a casualty of the park’s savagery.

A computer wiz who volunteers for community service but pushes boundaries. His curiosity and risky choices put him in danger alongside KiKi, culminating in a fatal wildlife encounter.

A spoiled, shallow participant whose confidence masks insecurity. She becomes a victim of the park’s predators, exacerbating the group’s peril as tensions rise.

An attractive, glamorous presence among the youths who underestimates the park’s danger. Her vanity and social positioning shape how the group responds to threats.

A spoiled, wealthy kid who relies on privilege rather than skill. His arrogance fades as danger escalates, leading to a brutal end.

A prank-loving member who treats danger as a game. His misdirection escalates tension until the bear’s violence makes his pranks deadly.

A seasoned ranger who leads the group and orchestrates the bear’s deadly role. His stern authority hides a willingness to manipulate outcomes to enforce perceived redemption.

A ranger who stays with Butch at the start and is killed early in the peril. His death signals the breakdown of security and trust within the group.

A troubled participant whose discontent adds tension to the camp dynamics and foreshadows the group’s fragility under stress.

A reporter who frames the events for the audience, linking the killings to the broader media narrative and public perception.