Vampyres

A young traveler accompanying Harriet; he camps near the estate and tries to keep the situation under control. He is practical and protective, but ultimately becomes a victim of Fran and Miriam. His attempt to flee underscores the predatory reach of the house.

Wary and observant, Harriet senses something off about the house and the women. She notices odd occurrences and pursues clues, though she cannot prevent the horror. Her perspective drives the sense that something uncanny inhabits the estate.

One of the vampires, Fran exudes a seductiveirresistible charm while hiding a brutal, predatory nature. Her relationship with Miriam blends intimacy with violence as she moves through the night feeding on victims. She shapes the violence that unfolds at the estate.

Fran's partner in vampirism, Miriam balances passion with menace. She participates in the murders and shows a complicated mix of attachment and danger. Her presence deepens the moral ambiguity of the vampires’ actions.

A middle-aged man who becomes entangled with the estate after a roadside accident. He suffers from anemia and becomes a key target for the vampires. His frailty highlights the vulnerability of outsiders drawn to the house.

A young man lured to the house and murdered there, his death marking another step in the estate’s pattern of predation. His presence emphasizes the reach of the vampires’ scheme over unsuspecting visitors.

A real estate agent who embodies the business side of selling the haunted property. His involvement at the end underscores the ongoing market for the estate despite its eerie reputation.

An elderly American visitor part of the couple interested in purchasing the property. Her presence hints at the global interest in the house and how its legend extends beyond local lore.

The male companion of the American couple, another visitor who becomes entangled in the estate’s danger. His experience mirrors that of the other guests who encounter the vampires.

A self-assured suitor drawn to the house, whose charm quickly gives way to a brutal fate. His encounter reinforces the lure-and-kill dynamic of the vampires.

A minor character whose routine presence in the estate heightens the contrast between ordinary life and the unfolding horror. Her role contributes to the estate’s lived-in atmosphere.

An estate manager who frames the property as a business site before it becomes a scene of violence. His role adds to the portrayal of the house as a transactional place that harbors danger.