The Dorm That Dripped Blood

Joanne is practical and resilient, taking charge to help clear the condemned dorm. She remains focused on keeping her friends safe while navigating mounting fear. Her resolve makes her the emotional core as danger closes in and trust is tested.

Craig is the orchestrator of the killings, fueled by an unsettling obsession with Joanne. He uses charm to mask his malice, then eliminates anyone who threatens his control. His claim of love devolves into a dangerous need to possess Joanne at any cost.

Debbie is part of Joanne’s circle and becomes a brutal victim after discovering her parents' bodies. She embodies the vulnerability of those caught in a violent night, and her fate marks a turning point in the escalation of terror.

Tim is Joanne’s boyfriend who plans to ski away for the holidays, providing social context for the dorm’s circle. His departure underscores the isolation of the campus and foreshadows the looming danger.

Patty is a perceptive friend who senses danger and becomes a target during the killer’s onslaught. Her presence highlights the group’s dynamics and the scramble to survive the night.

Brian is part of Joanne’s circle who becomes entangled in the carnage. His death in a storage area marks a turning point that deepens the horror and shatters the group’s sense of safety.

John is a wary, roaming vagrant linked to the prowler narrative. He stirs fear among the students and represents the ambiguity of who is the real threat, complicating the group’s attempts to identify the killer.

Bill is the campus caretaker who keeps Morgan Meadows running. The stolen drill he keeps becomes a deadly instrument in the hands of the killer, illustrating how ordinary roles can become dangerous in a slasher setting.

Bobby is a local salesman who enters the tense situation and clashes with the killer. His confrontation underscores how outsiders can become entangled in the dorm’s deadly night.

Debbie’s father is a protective figure who becomes a victim in the brutal attack that sets the night’s violence in motion. His death anchors the film’s merciless tone and personal stakes.

Debbie’s mother is murdered in a chilling sequence, intensifying the carnage engulfing the campus. Her death reinforces the indiscriminate danger that plagues the holiday dorm.