The Unnamable

Alyda is the demon daughter of Joshua Winthrop, a predatory entity that stalks and slays within the confines of the Winthrop House. She uses the house’s architecture to trap her victims, embodying unrelenting, supernatural aggression. Her presence escalates the tension, turning escape into a losing proposition.

Randolph is a confident storyteller who pushes the others toward staying in the haunted house. He delves into occult texts to solve the mystery, displaying curiosity and deductive skill; yet his pursuit of truth also tempts fate. He becomes the group’s guide, willing to risk danger for answers.

Howard is one of the university friends who becomes entangled in the night’s horror. He is brave and impulsive, especially when protecting Wendy, and he acts as a key driver of the group’s attempts to uncover the truth. His human warmth contrasts with the cold supernatural menace.

Joel is the daring, somewhat reckless member who volunteers to stay the night. He becomes the first victim of Alyda, his decapitated body later discovered as proof of the horror. His fate underscores the deadly stakes of curiosity.

Owner of the Winthrop House, Joshua encounters Alyda and is killed as he attempts to calm the demon. His death establishes the house’s dangerous history and the demon’s power. His figure haunts the backstory that frames the present danger.

Wendy is one of the girls in the group who attracts attention from the men and becomes a focal point for affection. She becomes entangled in the danger, surviving the peril along with Tanya. Her presence anchors the emotional stakes of the night.

Tanya is Howard’s love interest and a member of the night’s group. She is caught in the demonic threat and seeks safety with Howard, embodying a blend of vulnerability and resolve. Her relationship with Howard adds a personal layer to the horror.

Bruce is one of the two football players who join the group to tell stories and test their courage. His bravado meets the house’s deadly reality, placing him in danger as the night unfolds. His presence marks the male energy of the crew.

John is the other football player who accompanies Bruce into the house. His curiosity and social bravado contribute to the doomed excitement of the night. He is part of the escalation toward the house’s deadly climax.