Poison Ivy 2: Lily

A sheltered art student from Michigan who moves to California for college. She becomes obsessed with Ivy's image, reshaping her appearance and behavior to mirror her muse. Her journey traverses tense relationships with Gredin and Donald, a troubling power dynamic, and a traumatic confrontation that tests her resilience.

Daphne Falk is the young daughter of Donald Falk whom Lily babysits. Her presence heightens the stakes of the adults' entangled lives, and the crisis surrounding her safety culminates in a traumatic incident that drives the film's emotional arc.

An art teacher who betrays his wife and becomes deeply involved with Lily. He wields his status to manipulate those around him, culminating in a violent confrontation that ends in tragedy.

An attractive co-student and sculptor who becomes Lily's lover. He is drawn to her changing persona but grows wary of how the relationship unfolds beneath the surface of art and manipulation.

Donald's wife who senses the infidelity and confronts the fallout. Her perspective adds emotional pressure to the marital strain and the escalating tensions within the artist circle.

Lily's friendly roommate and fellow artist who provides support and companionship as Lily navigates her new life in California.

A cruel, taunting artist who immediately dislikes Lily, serving as a antagonistic presence within the shared living space.

A silent but talented musician who becomes entangled with Lily and later reveals the looming danger as tensions erupt, contributing to the film's climactic confrontation.