Serial (Bad) Weddings 2

A seemingly ordinary upper-middle-class housewife who is secretly a serial killer, murdering people over trivial slights. She maintains a calm, polite exterior while weaponizing social conventions to mask her violence.

Beverly's dentist husband who is often passive and oblivious to the true extent of her crimes. His domestic routine and complacency contrast with Beverly's chaos, highlighting issues of complicity and denial.

Beverly and Eugene's teenage daughter. She navigates typical teen worries while living under the shadow of her mother's notoriety and the family’s turmoil.

The son who loves horror and questions the veneer of normalcy. His suspicions about Beverly build tension within the family and reflect the dangers of casual suspicion in a tight-knit community.

The neighbor who triggers Beverly's outburst by taking a parking space, illustrating how petty slights spiral into deadly consequences within a close community.

Chip's math teacher who condemns Chip's interest in horror films, catalyzing Beverly's rage and the plot's escalation toward violence.

One of the couple murdered by Beverly, illustrating the indiscriminate reach of her violence and the disruption of community safety.

Ralph Sterner's wife and another victim, further exposing Beverly's capacity to harm within the community.

A friend or peer of Chip who suspects Beverly's secret, adding tension as the community's trust begins to fracture under suspicion.

A celebrity cameo who participates in the media spectacle surrounding Beverly's trial, underscoring the film's meta-humor about fame and sensationalism.