Tiger House

Mark is a well-off high school student whose life plans get tangled when danger enters his home. He oscillates between fear and stubbornness, trying to control the situation while navigating his parents' rules and his girlfriend's pregnancy. His actions reveal a mix of protectiveness and impulsiveness as he grapples with an overwhelming crisis.

Kelly is Mark's gymnast girlfriend who becomes pregnant and soon finds herself fighting for survival. Resourceful and determined, she uses quick thinking and physical prowess to navigate the deadly intruders and to protect herself and her future. Her resilience drives much of the action as she confronts danger head-on.

Lynn is Mark's mother and a doctor, whose medical skills become crucial during the crisis. She is initially cordial but is drawn into a conflict that tests loyalty and class perceptions within the family. Her calm, calculating actions under pressure contribute significantly to the unfolding crisis.

Shane is one of the robbers who is secretly dying, yet displays a calm, calculating demeanor. His fear and final confessions reveal a layered character who confronts mortality while manipulating others to achieve the escape plan. His presence adds a murky moral dimension to the intrusion.

Callum is the ruthless leader of the intruders, driving the assault with a cold, strategic mindset. He imposes control and violence to advance the robbery, willing to kill to maintain the upper hand. His unmasked presence and relentless pursuit heighten the tension throughout the ordeal.

Reg is the money-minded member of the crew who participates in the heist but struggles with the idea of killing the hostages. His temper and reliance on money-driven logic expose the fragility of his ethics under pressure. He ultimately falls to Kelly's actions as the plan collapses.

Sveta is another member of the robbers, contributing to the group’s dangerous dynamic with stealth and a willingness to follow Callum's lead. She embodies menace through presence and quick decisions that keep the intruders cohesive under stress.

Ferdinand is the intruder whose recognition of Callum's unmasked face triggers a fatal outcome. His arrival and subsequent death mark a turning point in the heist, underscoring the volatility and unpredictability of the group's plan.

Doug is Mark's father, whose dissatisfaction with his marriage and desire for wealth shapes the household's dynamics. His presence and eventual fate are central to the conflict, highlighting the personal stakes behind the criminal operation.