The Caller

A troubled divorcee seeking peace and stability, Mary becomes entangled in a supernatural web that forces her to confront her past and her fears. Her strength and resilience are tested as she fights against malevolent forces that threaten her physical and mental safety. Over the course of the film, she transforms from a victim to a survivor determined to resolve the chaos.

A mysterious woman from the past who communicates through a vintage rotary phone, Rose embodies themes of revenge, trauma, and obsession. Her supernatural presence and murderous intent blur the lines between life and death, showcasing the devastating impact of past abuse and mental illness. She is both a victim and a villain in the film's horror narrative.

A compassionate teacher and Mary’s love interest, John has knowledge of science and time, which influences Mary's understanding of the supernatural occurrences. His concern for Mary and his attempts to help her reveal his caring nature, but he is also caught in the escalating danger from Rose. His involvement underscores themes of hope and rationality amid chaos.

The long-time handyman who has been in the apartment since 1979, George provides crucial information about Rose’s past and her tragic history. His death at Rose’s hands signifies the reach of her vengeance and the destructive power of past trauma. His character links the present with the past, acting as a bridge in the story’s timeline.