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Teenage boy who shares frightening stories with his brother and cousin at camp.
Michael's younger brother who participates in the campfire storytelling.
Cousin who joins the brothers for camping and scary story sessions.
Family relative who appears in the boys' campfire tales.
Elderly figure who appears in one of the boys' scary tales.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The family relative arrives at the end of the campfire story, where Josh is among the boys seeking confirmation.
The epilogue shows the family relative arriving while Kyle and the other boys question him about the Jenkins story.
The epilogue states that the family relative arrives at the campfire, and the boys ask him to prove the story about Jenkins.
The plot describes Kyle and Josh as two brothers who gather with Michael around the campfire.
The character profile identifies Kyle as Michael's younger brother, and both gather with Josh around the campfire.
The character profile identifies Josh as Michael's cousin, and the plot places them together during the camping story session.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Josh is part of the campfire audience for the brief story about an old man who dies after experiencing a horror ride.
Kyle takes part in the campfire storytelling session containing the horror-ride story about an old man.
Michael participates in the campfire story exchange, which includes the tale of an old man dying after a horror ride.
Three young storytellers exchange supposedly true horror tales until the frame story itself becomes terrifyingly real.
Directed by Brian Peck
The Willies (1990) · 5.7/10 · comedy, horror
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