You Might Be the Killer

A camp counselor tormented by memory blackouts, alternating between fear and determination as the mask's influence grows. He struggles to distinguish his own actions from the entity inside the mask, wrestling with guilt and the possibility that he is the killer. His attempts to recall past events trigger dangerous revelations and shifting loyalties.

A horror-movie buff guiding Sam over the phone, pressing for precise details and clues. She acts as a steady, analytical voice and casts light on tropes such as the Final Girl, helping Sam frame the events as they unfold. Her calm demeanor contrasts with the camp's escalating fear, keeping the investigation anchored.

Sam's ex-girlfriend, resourceful and brave, who navigates the escalating danger with determination. She becomes a key survivor whose actions influence the camp's attempts to end the curse. Her relationship with Sam adds emotional complexity to the group dynamics, including moments of deception and peril.

A fellow counselor known for camaraderie who meets a brutal end as the killer closes in. His death heightens the sense of danger and the stakes for the remaining counselors. He serves as a reminder that anyone can be a casualty in this closed-circle setting.

A friend who cannot hear Sam, adding a layer of miscommunication to the group’s crisis. She becomes entangled in the mounting violence and ultimately meets a fatal fate. Her presence highlights how different forms of vulnerability shape survival in the camp.

A determined survivor who may become the Final Girl, navigating betrayals and the mystery surrounding the mask. She coordinates with Imani to outmaneuver the threat and ultimately faces the ultimate test of courage. Her decisions steer the final confrontation at the grave.

A friend who tricks Sam into revealing the woodcarver’s resting place, triggering grave danger. Her actions reflect the camp’s perilous power dynamics and the ease with which trust can be manipulated. She becomes another casualty in the escalating horror.

A mysterious figure connected to the mask’s creation and the nightmarish history of the camp. He becomes a vessel for the curse through his carved relic, and his grave site anchors the ritual that drives the climax. His influence stretches across centuries, linking past massacres to present violence.

A camp counselor whose death underscores the mask’s deadly reach. His murder raises the stakes and cements the sense that no one is truly safe while the relic's power lingers. He serves as another warning sign of the curse’s reach.

A camp staff member known for his kayaking prowess, adding a touch of rugged bravado to the group. He contributes to the group’s dynamics and the physical challenges they face while the killer stalks the woods. His presence amplifies the camp’s competitive, outdoorsy atmosphere.

The local authority who represents the outside world trying to manage the escalating crisis. His presence underscores the isolation of the camp and the difficulty of obtaining outside help. He embodies the procedural aspect of resolving the mystery yet remains peripheral to the intimate horror inside Camp Clear Vista.

A camper whose presence adds to the ensemble cast; she participates in the camp’s social dynamics and encounters the looming threat. Her actions contribute to the survival narratives circulating among the counselors.

One of the camp counselors whose perspective threads through the group’s attempts to survive and understand the strange events. She contributes to the evolving dynamics as fear and suspicion rise.

Another counselor whose presence reinforces the ensemble cast and the communal effort to survive the night. Her role intersects with the group’s decisions about trust and action as the curse unfolds.