Cast
| Actors/Actresses | Role |
|---|---|
| Kane | Jacob Goodnight |
| Christina Vidal | Christine Zarate |
| Samantha Noble | Kira Vanning |
| Luke Pegler | Michael Montross |
| Rachael Taylor | Zoe Warner |
| Michael J. Pagan | Tyson Simms |
| Penny McNamee | Melissa Beudroux |
| Steven Vidler | Frank Williams |
| Cecily Polson | Margaret Gayne |
| Craig Horner | Richie Bernson |
| Mikhael Wilder | Russell Wolf |
| Tiffany Lamb | Hannah Anders |
| Sam Cotton | Young Jacob Goodnight |
| Corey Parker Robinson | Officer Blaine |
| Annalise Woods | Young Girl |
| Zoe Ventoura | Eyeless Woman |
| Tim McDonald | Officer #1 |
| Trent Huen | Officer #2 |
| Matthew Okine | Officer #3 |
| Jason Chong | News Reporter |
| Greg Skipper | Bus Driver |
| Cameron Ruatta | Janitor #1 |
| Philip Wan | Janitor #2 |
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