Slashers

A protestor turned contestant who volunteers to expose LaHer’s brutality. She navigates the deadly games with grit, using intelligence and courage to survive while seeking a way to bring the operation down. Megan becomes a central figure who challenges the system from within the broadcast arena.

A cunning contestant who actively challenges the killers and even harms Preacherman. Rebecca’s actions set off a cascade of brutal events, and she ultimately becomes a target for the show’s most dangerous players. Her defiance underscores the cruelty and volatility of the game.

A protective contestant who fights to safeguard others, though he is separated from Megan and later confronted by danger. His bravery and eventual fate illustrate the personal costs of surviving LaHer.

The Bible Doll Killer who initially hides his identity behind the spectacle. He reveals his murderous history, fakes his death, and pursues Megan with chilling determination before ultimately killing himself on live television. His arc exposes the danger of a show that rewards violence as performance.

A contestant who tries to outsmart the killers by sacrificing himself to save others. His actions blur the line between courage and tragedy, contributing to the chaotic dynamics of the bridge and the ever-present threat from the slasher lineup.

A returning fan-favorite killer who stalks the contestants with brutal efficiency. His presence escalates the danger and reinforces the show's lethal reputation, especially in confrontations with Rebecca and Megan.

A patient, methodical killer who hunts through the Love Room and beyond. Ripper’s brutality punctuates the threat of LaHer, including a pivotal beheading of Brenda and a relentless pursuit of Megan.

A contestant who falls victim to Ripper’s brutality, illustrating the merciless stakes of the game and the fragility of life under the show’s glitzy veneer.

The new slasher introduced in the latest episode, a dangerous wildcard whose threat compounds the contestants’ peril until Rebecca interrupts the danger. His presence heightens the sense that danger can come from within the show's own ranks.

The on-air host who embodies the show's cynical attitude toward violence. He upholds the spectacle, mocks the contestants, and decides whether to turn the camera off—ultimately symbolizing the control behind the broadcast.