Tough and law-abiding, Dani resides on a remote ranch with her wife Michelle, who is battling cancer. Her experiences are marked by encounters with a masked killer linked to her family.

The most educated among the Final Girls, Julia is a wheelchair user due to past injuries and represents the physical and emotional scars left by trauma. Her experiences connect to a high school boyfriend who turned violent.

A Texas debutante with connections to a traumatic past involving a cannibalistic family, Marilyn prefers to ignore her survivor history and focuses on her wealthy social life. She is characterized by her politeness and genuine care for others.

An outlier even among the Final Girls due to her supernatural experiences, Heather faces skepticism about her past and struggles with addiction. Her actions are often shaped by jealousy and doubt.

Although she never appears directly in the narrative, Adrienne serves as a mentor and inspiration to Lynnette, with a successful legacy of turning her trauma into positive activism. She was involved in a violent confrontation with a camp attacker.

A psychologist who leads the support group, Dr. Carol is compassionate and supportive, drawing on her professional knowledge and written work to aid the survivors. Her personal life and family are also significant elements of her story.

The youngest of the Final Girls, Stephanie's past involves a violent incident she survived at Camp Red Lake. Her sharp intellect and spirited demeanor play a crucial role in her interactions with others.

Tied to a homecoming massacre, Chrissy distances herself from her traumatic past by engaging in the trade of crime memorabilia. Her outlook on life and identity is deeply philosophical yet controversial within the group.