A teenager who longs to become famous. Her mother promotes her through a dedicated website, but provocative photographs posted there cause her to be disqualified from a television audition. Her mother later removes the website after recognizing its harmful effects.
The missing daughter of Royanna and Chuck. Initially mistaken by Leigh for the supernatural girl at the house, she serves as a narrative red herring. Her actual discovery at a mall highlights the supernatural deception and reveals Hannah's identity.
Carly's close friend who helps her escape the school massacre. They seek refuge at Riley's house, where Carly watches news reports about the nationwide hysteria. Tragically, Riley is killed upstairs by her own mother, who succumbs to the static's influence.
Heather Thomas is a mother fighting to regain custody of her baby after conflict with a former boyfriend. Warned that her medical condition and a police report could harm her case, she seeks character witnesses, including Alex Lachan. She remains hopeful about the hearing and discusses Shane and Alex with Becky Thomas.
Sandy is Ashley's friend, though their bond is strained by secrecy, jealousy, and Ashley's efforts to control her choices. She asks Ashley to babysit while Terry is away, becomes involved with an older boy, and grows closer to Chad. After drinking alone, she is helped by Ashley, whose confession about her past leaves their relationship unresolved.
Heather Miles is a student facing serious consequences at school, with Mr. Fitzgerald indicating that she may have to transfer. She later arrives at Terri’s home with alcohol and reckless behavior, intensifying the unstable atmosphere. Her presence connects Terri to a peer group that brings companionship but also creates further disorder around Uncle James.
Elizabeth is Lucian's partner and part of the young couple who arrive at Andrew's isolated mansion for a weekend visit. She is present within the gathering that also includes Miranda and Gerald, although the plot summary gives her no specific action beyond arriving and participating in the visit.
Olivia Crocicchia has 22 screen credits in a career dating back to 1999. Signature works include I Killed My BFF, Backgammon, Besties. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
