Lights Out

A concerned father who is caught unaware of the horrors surrounding his family. Initially dismissive of the supernatural events, his journey reflects the struggle between disbelief and the harsh reality of his family's situation. Paul embodies the tragic consequences of ignoring signs of danger.

The young son plagued by insomnia and fear, Martin serves as the emotional core of the story. His heightened sensitivity to his surroundings and family dynamics illustrates the effects of trauma at a young age. Martin's bravery and determination drive the plot towards its harrowing climax.

Sophie is a deeply troubled mother who battles her past traumas and mental health issues. Her descent into darkness shapes the family's fate, and her eventual self-sacrifice highlights her complexity as both a victim and protector. Her character encapsulates the devastating impacts of untreated mental illness.

As Martin's protective sister, Rebecca embodies strength and resilience. She confronts the harsh realities of her family's condition and takes on the responsibility of protecting her younger brother. Her character's evolution serves to underscore familial loyalty amidst chaos.

A vengeful spirit tied to the family's dark past, Diana represents the consequences of unresolved trauma. Her presence serves as both a literal and metaphorical shadow that looms over the family's dynamics, illustrating how the past can disrupt present lives.

Rebecca's boyfriend who offers support yet finds himself drawn into the family's turmoil. While his character serves mainly as a secondary support role, his involvement underscores the impact of external relationships on individual struggles. Bret's presence highlights the importance of connection during crisis.