Skull Heads

A bold, calculating figure who teams with L.J. and Jensen to scout and loot the castle. She wields ruthlessness as a tool for personal gain and is willing to shoot or manipulate others to secure the haul. Her actions propel the heist and the subsequent betrayals.

Naomi is the captive daughter of Carver and Lisbeth, living under brutal control in the castle’s basement. She longs to escape, attend college, and meet people, using the few modern comforts she has like an iPod to cope. Her identity crisis—due to disturbing family history—drives the plot’s emotional arc.

A thief who partners with Kimi to rob the castle, yet betrays his associate during the heist. He faces danger as the plan unravels and must decide between loyalty and self-preservation. His actions heighten the film’s tension and chase sequences.

The tyrannical patriarch who tortures Naomi and exerts brutal control over the family. His violent tendencies are rooted in power, fear, and a twisted sense of family honor. He is later revealed to be Lisbeth’s brother, intensifying the family’s dark history.

Carver’s mentally challenged half-brother who is manipulated by the others. He becomes entangled in the family’s sinister dynamic, illustrating how vulnerability can be exploited within this corrupt household.

The maid caught in the house’s power play, subjected to Carver’s control and the sexual tensions of the household. She becomes entangled in the escalating conflict when the thieves arrive and the tension between captor and captive rises.

A Hollywood-connected figure who, along with Kimi, shafts the castle’s occupants for valuables. He embodies the blend of showbiz pretensions and ruthless greed that drives the group’s decisions.

Carver’s sister and co-conspirator in the family’s dark schemes. She shares the burden of protecting and sustaining the family’s legacy, even as it fractures under external threats. Her actions reveal how kinship can support monstrous behavior.