Night Screams

David is a potential college football star who has just won a four‑year scholarship to a college in Oklahoma. He hosts a farewell party that spirals into violence as uninvited intruders arrive. His temper becomes a critical driver of events, and the night ends with him at the center of the chaos and accusations.

Joni is introduced as a new classmate who seems to connect with David. As the night unfolds, she is revealed to be unstable and responsible for much of the carnage. Her actions drive the murder spree, culminating in a deadly confrontation with David.

Lisa participates in the party scenes, drinks with friends, and clashes with others. She descends to the cellar on a wine errand, and is ultimately killed by Snake during the murderous night. Her death marks one of the early escalations in the killing spree.

Frannie makes out in the Jacuzzi with Chuck, adding to the party's tension. She is later electrocuted in the Jacuzzi, a brutal moment that underscores the night’s lethal turn.

Chuck makes out with Frannie in the Jacuzzi, then encounters a violent end in the kitchen where the killer attacks. His death adds to the sense of chaos and threat at the party.

D.B. arrives as part of the party dynamic and becomes entangled in the aftermath as he discovers dead bodies and encounters the killer. He fights to survive the night, sacrificing himself in a final confrontation.

Runner is one of the convicts who crashed the party. He is distressed by the killings and ultimately overpowered by Snake, highlighting the fear and desperation of the intruders.

Snake is a violent intruder who murders several partygoers, including Lisa, and fights David. He is ultimately fatally stabbed by D.B. in a climactic confrontation.

Russell is a friend at the party who parties with the group and is killed by a pool cue during the mayhem. His death adds to the mounting tragedy of the night.

Brenda feels rejected and leaves the party, only to meet a gruesome end when the murder escalates around the abandoned car and the pool of violence that follows.

Chris is involved in the party’s sexual escapades and becomes a victim of the killer’s violence, contributing to the sense of danger that pervades the night.

Doug shares a sexual moment with Chris and becomes another casualty of the killer’s brutal methods, illustrating the indiscriminate nature of the night’s violence.

Mason sits alone in a rocking chair during the party and is killed early on by the violent intruders, illustrating the night’s brutal unpredictability.