Return to Horror High

The lead actress hired to play multiple roles, Callie quickly becomes suspicious as people around the production begin to vanish. She partners with Steven to unravel the mystery, balancing on-screen performance with real danger. Her resolve drives the on-set investigation and her observations push the plot toward the shocking reveal.

A former Crippen High student who is now a real-life police officer; Steven joins Callie to uncover the truth behind the on-set disappearances. He recounts his past relationship with Kathy, providing personal context to the town's dark history. His experience in law enforcement helps guide the investigation as tensions rise on set.

The lead actor who threatens to quit the production, only to be murdered in an empty wing of the school. His absence prompts a replacement from within the crew, heightening the sense of danger on set. Oliver's fate accelerates the mystery and fuels the killer's distorted publicity agenda.

A biology teacher who becomes a brutal on-screen subject, his dissected scene on set haunts the production. His presence underscores the film's preoccupation with violence as spectacle. The on-screen horror mirrors the real danger lurking around the crew.

The school principal who, in flashbacks, is revealed to be the killer in disguise. His murderous past includes Kathy's death, which he tries to conceal by leveraging the on-set massacre for publicity. His ultimate unmasking leads to a brutal confrontation that ends with his death.

The on-set screenwriter recounting the film's events to authorities, framing the story as a potential sequel. His narration anchors the meta-narrative of filmmaking colliding with real tragedy. He embodies the blurred lines between writerly fiction and real-world violence.

A special effects assistant who falls victim to the on-set killings. His death marks another escalation in the gruesome events surrounding the production. Choo Choo's demise contributes to the sense that the film's set is a dangerous playing field for everyone involved.