House Hunting

A mute, distraught girl whose tongue has been cruelly cut out. She appears as a silent witness to the unfolding events and becomes a catalyst for Emmy to uncover the house’s history. Her bond with Emmy deepens as they navigate the house’s puzzles and warnings.

The ambitious, often protective patriarch who hopes the 70-acre purchase will unite the feuding relatives. The house’s influence pushes him toward paranoia and violence as he struggles to control the situation and his family.

Charlie’s daughter, curious and quick-witted. She starts piecing together the house’s dark history and grows close to Hanna, ultimately taking a stand against the cycle of violence.

Charlie’s second wife whose sunny outlook masks a growing suspicion of Charlie. She commits a violent act that kills Don, and her guarded past gradually comes to light as the truth about the house emerges.

The patriarch of the Thomson family, attempting to free everyone from the house’s grip. He becomes increasingly detached and is ultimately killed in the escalating conflict.

Don’s wife, a buoyant and sunny presence who is overwhelmed by the tragedy of Lizzy’s death and the house’s growing menace. Her optimism clashes with the mounting despair.

Don and Leslie’s daughter, whose death casts a pall over the house and fuels the lingering sense of tragedy that cycles through the story.

Leslie and Don’s son with a broken leg who reveals a dark past—he killed a woman in a hit-and-run near the house. He is haunted by visions tied to the house’s past.

A working professional connected to the property who becomes the conduit through which the other families enter the house’s web and its secrets.

Another agent tied to the foreclosure on the 70-acre tract, facilitating the ongoing occupation of the house and its grim loop.

A mysterious figure encountered near the house who adds an unsettling dimension to the house’s past and the danger inside.