Sleepaway Camper

A traumatized survivor who is introverted and bullied during camp; the twist reveals that Angela is actually Peter living as Angela, after the real Angela died in the boating accident. The character embodies repressed trauma and a chilling duality that drives the final revelation.

Angela's aunt who raises Peter as Angela, manipulating the child to fulfill her own desire for a daughter. She embodies possessive control and dark ambition, shaping the course of events through secrecy and care turned coercion. Her decisions set the stage for the ultimate revelation.

Angela's cousin and ally, initially caring and protective. He becomes entangled in the camp's turmoil as suspicion and revenge threaten those around him. His loyalty is tested as the tragedy unfolds and the truth comes to light.

A camp friend who rekindles a bond with Angela and shares moments of tenderness. Their relationship destabilizes as jealousy and secrets surface. Paul becomes a focal point in the web of relationships that end in tragedy.

A camper who lures Paul with flirtation, contributing to Angela's sense of vulnerability. Judy's later murder underscores the camp's perilous atmosphere. Her early manipulation foreshadows the danger lurking in the group.

A camp counselor whose presence adds to the social tension; her predicaments foreshadow the camp's breakdown. She becomes a target in the escalating violence, reflecting the deadly price of camp bravado. Her fate marks a key turning point in the crisis.

Camp owner who tries to downplay the incidents and maintain control. He becomes suspicious of the killer and ultimately meets a fatal end. His attempts to manage the crisis expose the fragility of rule and order in crisis.

A camp counselor who discovers the shocking truth after the killings. She embodies disbelief and the duty to confront dangerous truths. Her discovery ties together the film's major revelations.