The Final Terror

Eggar is tied to a grim family legend—the feral, deadly mother behind the forest attacks. He appears quiet and haunted by a violence-filled past, with the past’s shadow affecting group dynamics and trust. His connection to the killer serves as a central undercurrent that shapes how others perceive danger in the woods.

Windy is a capable, resourceful camper who contributes to the group's survival efforts. She endures the forest's dangers with grit, though she is separated at one point and later slashed by the killer, testing the group's resolve to protect one another.

Boone is a practical, protective presence within the camper group. He participates in the shared efforts to survive, including the planning of ambushes and guarding against the unpredictable menace in the woods.

Margaret is cautious and anxious, often voicing concern as fear escalates. Her reactions highlight the fragility of the group's morale and emphasize the emotional toll of survival in a threatening environment.

Mike is impulsive and flirtatious, embodying reckless behavior that compounds the group's danger. He engages with Melanie, and his fate underscores the ever-present risk of the predator in the woods.

Lori is a survivor within the group, embodying practical resolve and resilience under pressure. She navigates the escalating danger with a steady presence, contributing to the group’s attempts to endure the ordeal.

Vanessa is an assertive, independent camper who questions risk and speaks up within the group. Her experience during the ordeal—especially the moment Mike's severed head appears—reflects the brutal reality of survival in the forest.