Truth or Dare

Felix is a reserved, observant young man whose quiet presence hides vulnerability. His fear of exposure and desire for acceptance invite the schemes of more domineering peers. The revelations surrounding him—his silence, suicide, and later implied coercion—drive the tragedy at the heart of the story.

Chris is the spoiled, hot-headed friend whose volatile temper sparks violence and jealousy. He reacts with aggression when under pressure, masking insecurity with bravado. His actions propel the group toward the deadly escalation that follows.

Gemma is polite and poised, often acting as a mediator yet complicit in the group’s dynamics. She offers comfort to Felix and becomes entangled in the moral fallout of the secrets around him. Her resourcefulness allows a slim chance of escape amid escalating danger.

Justin is a calculated, controlling presence who wields power with brutal certainty. His disdain for outsiders and urgent need to preserve family pride push him to orchestrate terror. He embodies patriarchal entitlement that drives the film's violence.

Paul is a party-going, somewhat reckless boyfriend who falls under the pressures of group dynamics. His jealousy and vulnerability set him up for manipulation and danger. His actions and injuries become catalysts in the violent finale.

Woodbridge is a cautious groundsman with an uneasy familiarity with the property. His restrained demeanor masks a readiness to intervene yet he becomes a casualty of the night's brutal turn. He acts as the obstacle and guardian of the estate’s secrets.

Jonesy is Luke's reckless, disruptive friend who intrudes on the escalating confrontation. His appearance shortcuts the group's plans and intensifies the deadly confrontation. His fate marks a turning point in the night’s carnage.

Luke is a manipulative, self-serving friend whose actions set the tragic cascade in motion. His opportunistic behavior and loyalty to Felix’s circle become a double-edged blade. He ultimately falls victim to the consequences of his choices.

Eleanor is calculating and fearless, turning the carnage into an opportunity to escape with Paul. She wields information as leverage and embraces deception to survive. Her bite into Luke and ultimate flight symbolize a ruthless rebellion against the group’s moral codes.