House

A teenage girl famed for her beauty, she plans a peaceful summer with her father until he reveals a remarriage. Distraught, she travels with her friends to her aunt's countryside home, where the house's supernatural traps begin to surface. Her journey centers on confronting loss, longing, and the uncanny control the aunt exerts over the house.

An elderly aunt who welcomes the girls to her countryside home and becomes the focal point of the haunting. She disappears into a broken refrigerator, with later revelations about her death while waiting for a fiancé from WWII. Her presence lingers as the source of the house's malevolent power.

A fiancé mentioned in the aunt's diary, he is described as having returned from World War II, around whom the aunt's waiting and eventual demise centers. His fate remains tied to the postwar trauma that haunts the house.

Gorgeous's stepmother, a wife who enters the scene as the family adjusts after the father's remarriage. She arrives at the countryside house and, by the film's end, is left to face the same uncanny fate that befalls the others.

One of the academic friends, highly intelligent and adept at problem-solving. She contributes to interpreting the strange events and supports the group as danger escalates, though she ultimately becomes a victim of the house's appetite.

A music-loving girl whose piano sessions lift the group's spirits amid fear. She is seized by the house's horrors, with her fingers being attacked by the piano as the danger intensifies.

An athletic girl skilled in kung fu, she uses her physical prowess to confront threats. She is ultimately consumed by a flying hazard, showcasing the peril that even strength cannot always overcome.

Gorgeous's friend known for a big appetite, who retrieves the watermelon from the well and disappears. Her severed head later appears as part of the surreal horror that unfolds.

A bubbly, gentle friend who vanishes after being attacked by the mattresses. Her disappearance signals the increasing danger and the fragility of the group.

The daydreamer of the group, she often looks for escapes in imagination. She witnesses the escalating horrors, participating in the diary-reading that reveals the aunt's backstory and fate.