Local resident.
Aspen Bell is the young new boss who takes control of the friends' company after its sale. Aspen modernizes the business around gender- and carbon-neutral policies and fires most older employees, including Jack, Connor, and Mike after their banter is recorded. Aspen is later fired for using politically incorrect jargon.
Connor Aldridge is Kayla's lab partner and her intended casual partner for the prom-night sex pact. At the hotel, Kayla changes her mind about intercourse, and their intimacy is limited to Connor performing cunnilingus. Mitchell discovers them together and throws Connor against a wall, provoking Kayla's anger.
Billy is Keon's friend and coworker at Waffle Town. When Keon's attempt to host a party at home is shut down, Billy offers the restaurant as an alternative location, provided Keon obtains the supplies. This decision helps make the final all-night celebration possible.
Luke is the film's central protagonist, a college-aged man struggling with social isolation, school, and responsibility for his mentally ill mother. After unlocking the dollhouse, he reconnects with Daniel, questions his own sanity, and ultimately fights to reclaim his body and protect Cassie from Daniel's supernatural influence.
Miles Robbins has 19 screen credits in a career dating back to 1995. Their work is anchored in the Halloween universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Daniel Isn't Real, Old Dads, Control Freak. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
