Kyra (played by Amy Weber) is a protagonist in Kolobos.
The central protagonist and participant in the reality-style film. An artist taking anxiety medication, she experiences vivid visions and draws the deadly traps that manifest in the house. Suspected by others, she survives multiple attacks, ultimately killing the man in black. The hospital reveal suggests the entire ordeal was a psychological breakdown, culminating in her planning to recreate the events in reality. Erica (played by Nichole Pelerine) appears in Kolobos.
A participant and aspiring actress in the group. She teams up with Tom to investigate the house's deadly traps and suspects Kyra of being the killer. After locking Kyra in a bathroom, Erica ventures into the basement with Tom but is killed by one of the house's traps. Tina (played by Promise LaMarco) appears in Kolobos.
A cheerful participant in the group. She is among the first victims when the group discovers the house is rigged with deadly traps, dying early in the ordeal.
Kolobos (1999) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Kyra
(played by Amy Weber) — protagonist
The central protagonist and participant in the reality-style film. An artist taking anxiety medication, she experiences vivid visions and draws the deadly traps that manifest in the house. Suspected b...
Erica
(played by Nichole Pelerine) — supporting
A participant and aspiring actress in the group. She teams up with Tom to investigate the house's deadly traps and suspects Kyra of being the killer. After locking Kyra in a bathroom, Erica ventures i...
Tina
(played by Promise LaMarco) — supporting
A cheerful participant in the group. She is among the first victims when the group discovers the house is rigged with deadly traps, dying early in the ordeal.
Key Relationships
Erica → Tina
(Alliance Teammate)
Kyra → Tina
(Social Group Member)
Kyra → Erica
(Alliance Teammate)
Story Analysis
A psychological thriller exploring paranoia, hallucination, and the blurring of reality through a reality-show premise.
