Teenage Tommy during the dynamite incident, showcasing his volatile nature.
Carol's acutely asthmatic son whose significant medical expenses motivate Carol's move to Brooklyn and become the basis for Melvin's initial, transactional gesture of kindness.
Kathy's eldest son. Highly observant and deeply suspicious of the house's atmosphere. He serves as an early witness to the paranormal threat and repeatedly attempts to alert his mother to George's dangerous behavior.
Young Mark is associated with David's childhood period and the bullying David experienced before leaving home. The adult David later encounters Mark again, and their confrontation in a bar leads David to demonstrate his teleportation ability by transporting both of them into a bank vault.
The toddler son of Mary Daas who endures a deadly blizzard journey to reach his grandfather's remote home. His early childhood under Jehaan's care shapes his sensitive and intelligent nature, setting the foundation for his artistic journey and lifelong bonds.
One of Rick's children. Like his sister, their abduction by the antagonists serves as a catalyst for Rick's desperate actions and eventual confrontation with the conspirators.
Johnny Petrie is the young man at the center of the story, summoned from New York to handle the Conroy estate. After learning that Benjamin was his biological father and Mary was his aunt, he remains at the property, investigates its supernatural signs, and becomes the spirits’ primary target.
Randolph is Starla's younger brother. When Starla is arrested after being framed by Genevieve, Randolph helps Ed secure her release from jail. His practical support makes him one of the few people connected to Starla who assists her during the crisis.
Rev. Johnny Jones is a flawed, cocaine-using preacher traveling west with Rebecca, his longtime girlfriend and the love of his life. Convinced he may have a divine healing gift, he leads a church service and claims a blind congregant has been healed, then asks the congregation for money. His drug use and troubled childhood fuel his doubts, while Rebecca's pregnancy gives him hope for a settled future.
Dylan is one of Liz and Paul’s two children. After Paul’s death, he accompanies his widowed mother and his sister Becca to the island Paul bought in Maine. There, Liz discovers that the property is an old cemetery where a strange community has settled; the synopsis provides no further actions or details about Dylan.
Jesse James has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 1992. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently The Amityville Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include The Flyboys, The Amityville Horror, As Good as It Gets. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 2 universes
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