Shake, Rattle & Roll 13

An old man who hides something under his house and resists giving it back to the Tamawos. His steadfastness triggers the tribe’s wrath, leading to a brutal confrontation and his death. He embodies a mysterious past and the consequences of guarding dangerous secrets.

A poor boy who relocates to an isolated town with his blind mother Isay and his stepfather Allan. He discovers the buried crystal that the Tamawos are after, and his survival instincts drive him and his family through escalating danger. He shows courage and resourcefulness amid poverty.

Bikbok’s blind mother who relies on resilience and care for her child. She navigates the unfolding terror with quiet strength, seeking safety and healing for her baby. Her bond with Bikbok anchors the family through supernatural trials.

Bikbok’s discontented stepfather who mistrusts Bikbok and becomes entangled in violence and escalating fury. His actions escalate the conflict and push him toward a breaking point as the haunting intensifies.

A village healer whose wisdom helps the family understand the Tamawos. She interprets legends, offers guidance, and codes of conduct for dealing with the supernatural threat. Her knowledge becomes pivotal to attempting protections and cures.

Pey is a cousin/ally who encounters the Tamawos and meets a fatal fate in the forest. His death deepens the tragedy and reinforces the Tamawos’ merciless demand for preservation of their stolen artifact.

A ranch owner whose land and possessions become entangled with the ongoing conflicts. He participates in the friction surrounding the buried object and the Tamawos’ demands, representing the human cost of the supernatural feud.

Best friends with Shane; a central figure in the Parola segment whose experiences with ghosts test her friendships and family loyalties. Her fate intertwines with the lighthouse legends and the lingering feud of Rowana and Cornelia.

Lucy’s close friend whose life becomes haunted by the lighthouse spirits and whose relationship with her mother is strained by supernatural events. The haunting and rivalry influence her choices and her bond with Lucy.

A friend who helps narrate the lighthouse legends and serves as a link between students and the eerie past. His observations frame the present-day mystery and the dangers the girls face.

A vengeful witch from the Spanish era whose spirit resurfaces in the lighthouse. Her feud with Cornelia fuels the haunting and tests the characters’ courage and forgiveness.

Rowana’s rival witch from the Spanish era who fights back with magic. Her past actions contribute to the haunting that persists into the present, affecting the lighthouse’s inhabitants.

Husband of Beth whose affair and family dynamics are tangled with hauntings and tensions. His presence intensifies the emotional stakes as supernatural events unfold.

A matriarchal figure whose interactions with her family complicate the Rain Rain Go Away narrative. Her choices intersect with the ghosts and the fate of the youth workers.

Lucy and Shane’s mother whose strained relationship with Beth drives some of the parental conflict in Parola. She becomes entangled in the supernatural tension surrounding the lighthouse legacy.

A maternal figure in the Rain Rain Go Away segment whose actions and presence contribute to the family drama and the haunting that follows the typhoon’s consequences.

Mar’s brother whose involvement in the aftermath of the typhoon adds to the familial guilt and the unfolding spirits linked to the old factory and warehouse.

A figure associated with the Tamawo segment, appearing as an authority figure who becomes aware of the tamawos and the danger they pose to those who cross them.

A supporting character tied to Cornelia’s backstory in the Spanish-era feud. His presence reinforces the intertwined histories that haunt the lighthouse.