Killer Party

One of the three pledges drawn into the hazing world, Vivia is bold and hungry for approval. She helps drive the initial prank at Pratt House, and her quick thinking keeps her in the fight as danger surfaces. Her grit and loyalty to her friends are tested when the night turns deadly.

Jennifer is charismatic and ambitious, initially at the center of the trio's plans. She becomes possessed by Allan, which twists her into a dangerous figure during the party. Her dual nature—charming outwardly but perilous inwardly—drives much of the night's suspense.

Phoebe is the more reserved member of the trio who carries warmth and loyalty. She endures the escalating horror, ultimately assisting Vivia in the fight against the chaos. At the end, she appears to be overtaken by Allan's spirit, complicating the trio's fate.

Blake is the romantic interest drawn to Jennifer, pulled into the chaos of Pratt House. He becomes a victim of the party's deadly turn, his fate underscoring how quickly safety can crumble in this world.

Martin is the shy, nerdy classmate who interacts with the trio, giving them a sense of normalcy amid the chaos. He oversees small, everyday acts of kindness (like returning a dropped book) that contrast with the night’s brutality.

Veronica is the mean, domineering leader of the sorority, pushing Vivia to recreate the prank for the masquerade. Her arrogance and social power make her a prime target when the night spirals out of control.

The sorority housemother who warns against initiating at Pratt House, she represents authority and tradition within the Greek system. Her death marks the night’s violence entering the living space she oversees.

A professor who recalls a hazing tragedy from 22 years earlier, connecting past events to the present danger. His involvement underscores the campus’s buried histories and the consequences of long-standing rites.

The delivery boy found dismembered in the refrigerator, his death punctuating the night’s grotesque turn. His presence hints at a broader world of victims and the killer’s reach.

Phoebe's love interest, whose fate underscores the personal losses scattered through the night. He is killed by the same impersonal violence that consumes others at Pratt House.

A campus security presence that represents the thin line between safety and danger during the chaotic events.

Another security figure present during the night, contributing to the sense of institutional oversight that fails to stop the mayhem.

A medical or academic professional who appears in the cast list, though the summary does not detail their actions within the plot.

The maternal figure within the cast list, representing family ties and concern that are part of the larger campus world.

The deceased man whose spirit possesses parts of the night’s events, linking the past tragedy to the present terror.