Adult patron or attendee at the prom venue.
Photographer and son of Franklin Bronner. Lives in an inner-city boarding house with his girlfriend Llanie. Inherits a demonic mirror from his father, which kills tenants and forces him into a hellish realm. He eventually resists the demon's command to reenact a family massacre by breaking the mirror, saving his friends.
Sheriff Pendergras finds Harper after locating her truck and belongings. He hears her claim that she is fleeing people in the valley and sees her attempt to demonstrate the danger, but the evidence remains difficult to verify, leaving him unable to conclusively confirm her story.
Police chief who assigns Murphy to the Kyoko case. He is Murphy's estranged former husband, and their separation resulted from the tragic death of their only child.
Actor and old friend of director Jett. He fails to enter a club and joins the group at the cabin. He shares romantic tension with Michelle and is accused of scaring her. He is attacked upstairs but later revealed to be alive, co-orchestrating the entire cabin ordeal with Jett to secretly film their reactions for a movie.
David Lamb is a grieving man whose father has just died when he meets Tommie in a Chicago parking lot. He takes her to his rural property, disguises their relationship with false explanations, struggles with memories of his missing younger brother, and ultimately returns her home while forming an intense emotional bond with her.
Josh is June's former crush and becomes involved with the sisters when Isa takes up with him after their return home. His connection to Isa intersects with June's personal history, while strange occurrences follow the sisters' joking attempt to summon a local legend.
Peter is Djata’s father and Hannah’s partner. He teaches Djata about Homeland’s true nature and tells him of a treasure guarded by Pickaxe before government agents take him away as a traitor. He later reappears in chains, and Djata and Hannah risk everything trying to reach him.
Carl Tobin is associated with the final confrontation through his suicide note, which becomes part of the circumstances surrounding Agnes Tobin's revenge against Leigh. Although he is not active in the main events described, his note helps connect the past tragedy to the danger facing Leigh and Guy.
Local bystander.
Ross Partridge has 70 screen credits in a career dating back to 1989. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Prom Night with 1 titles. Signature works include Amityville: A New Generation, Blood & Rust, The Middle Distance. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
