Sleepaway Camp II: Unhappy Campers

The head counselor at Camp Arawak, Angela wields authority with a chilling mix of charm and control. Beneath her calm veneer lies a sadistic killer who murders campers to cover up her past crimes. Her calculated manipulation and willingness to kill make her the central threat of the story.

A camper who survives Angela's rampage and becomes the story's moral center. She shows resilience, resourcefulness, and fear, ultimately freeing herself and escaping the woods. Her awareness of Angela's past crimes drives the tension and resolution of the film.

One of the campers who questions Angela about Phoebe's fate, illustrating the atmosphere of suspicion among the group. She participates in the camp social dynamics but becomes another casualty of Angela's rampage.

A camper who is part of the nightmarish sequence; she becomes a victim as Angela uses Mare's skin as a mask in one of the film's most infamous twists. Her presence underscores the brutal reach of Angela's violence.

Demi reveals to Angela that she phoned families of the campers to check if they're home; her discovery contributes to Angela's paranoia. She is murdered by Angela with a guitar string, illustrating the brutal reach of the killer.

Lea is part of the group outside the main counselor structure and meets a fatal end after Demi's body is found. Her death adds to the mounting sense of danger around the campers.

Brooke is part of the group that indulges in partying and rebellion; Angela later murders her by burning. Her death reinforces the deadly consequences of crossing the killer.

Another camper who becomes a victim of Angela's relentless violence after being found in compromising situations. Her death contributes to the film's escalating sense of threat.

One of the players in the misdirected scare attempt who is killed by Angela, showing that even attempts at folly can end in tragedy.

A camper who becomes a victim during Angela's spree, illustrating the indiscriminate nature of the killings.

Head counselor who is fired by Angela for 'sending too many campers home'; he later becomes a casualty in the events surrounding the killer, meeting a brutal end.

The elder head counselor who tries to manage the escalating chaos around Angela's tenure. His authority is part of the film's exploration of control and danger within trusted leadership.