Hell of a Night

Peter Bennett is the initiator who orchestrates the night’s tests, eager to impress the fraternity and prove his leadership. He relies on a mix of charm and manipulation, turning the mansion into a stage for fear. As the night’s pranks become deadly, Peter’s control falters and his choices come under scrutiny.

Jeff Reed comes from an opulent upbringing and forms a complex dynamic with Marti, navigating pride, loyalty, and class expectations. He plays a central role in the night’s events, balancing bravado with fear. His decisions reveal how privilege shapes reactions under extreme pressure.

Marti Gaines is an intelligent girl from a poor background who challenges the others and questions the plan. She uses wit to survive the mansion’s traps and to understand who she can trust. Her resourcefulness helps her navigate danger as the body count rises.

Denise is a promiscuous party girl from England who brings a mix of bravado and fear to the night. Her choices under pressure reveal vulnerability and resilience. Denise’s presence underscores the dangers of reckless behavior in a life-or-death situation.

Seth Davies is a surfer from Southern California, laid-back but impulsive. He gravitates toward quick escapes and risky moves when the mansion turns deadly. His actions contribute to the escalating tension as the night spirals out of control.

May West is one of the two students tasked with setting up scares for the pledges. Her confidence fades as the pranks turn lethal, making her a casualty of the night. Her death heightens the sense that nothing on this night is safe.

Scott Zamboni is the other student helping with the fright setup and quickly becomes a victim. His role as organizer of the prank contrasts with his untimely demise, underscoring the fragility of bravado.

Morris is one of the deformed Garth children whose legacy haunts the mansion. He and the others are tied to the folklore that the house preserves, lending a sense of inescapable history to the night.

Lillian is Raymond Garth’s wife, whose murder anchors the mansion’s dark history. Her memory and the trauma of the past color the atmosphere and feed the legend of what lurks in the estate.

Raymond Garth is the mansion’s former owner whose actions created the deadly history surrounding the estate. His legacy casts a long shadow over the night, feeding the fear that violence could resurface.

Andrew is described as the fourth deformed child, whose body was never found. His presence haunts the living through the mansion’s legends, blurring the line between superstition and danger.