825 Forest Road: Full list of cast and characters explored

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825 Forest Road is a horror film written and directed by Stephen Cognetti. It was released on Shudder for streaming on April 4, 2025. The film stars Joe Falcone, Elizabeth Vermilyea, Lorenzo Beronilla, Kathryn Miller, and Joe Bandelli in prominent roles.

The story revolves around Chuck Wilson and his family, who shifted to Ashland Falls after a terrible family tragedy. However, they soon find out that their new house is haunted by the ghost of Helen Foster, who has terrorized Ashland Falls residents for decades.

The main cast of 825 Forest Road

Joe Falcone as Chuck Wilson

Joe Falcone is playing the lead character of Chuck Wilson, who shifts to a new town with his wife Mariya and sister, Isabelle. After finding out that the house is haunted by a ghost, he starts to find a way to get rid of her.

Apart from 825 Forest Road, the actor has worked in several other horror-thriller projects such as Keep Smiling: The Grinning Man Murders and Prime Assembly Containment.

Kathryn Miller as Isabelle

Kathryn Miller is playing Chuck's sister Isabelle. She has the most encounters with Helen in the film. However, with each passing minute, danger over her and her family intensifies. The actress started her work in front of the camera in 2017 with several short films, such as Marbletown, Hot Pursuit, On Charge, etc. 825 Forest Road is her biggest project to date.

Lorenzo Beronilla as Larry

Lorenzo Beronilla plays the good Samaritan, Larry, who informs Chuck and his family about the presence of a sinister spirit in his house. He is also part of a community group that wants to get rid of the ghost to save the residents of Ashland Falls. Lorenzo made his feature film debut in 2018 with the comedy film Furlough. His other projects include Haunted Mansion, Beyond Adversity, and Already Gone.

The additional cast of 825 Forest Road

Below is the complete list of actors and the roles they play in the film:

Elizabeth Vermilyea as Mariya Wilson
Kathryn Miller as Isabelle
Joe Bandelli as Julian
Brian Anthony Wilson as Terrence
Joe Falcone as Chuck Wilson
Madeleine Garcia as Ashley
Lorenzo Beronilla as Larry
Jessica Albano as Natalie
Darin F. Earl II as Luke
Leyah Rose as Molly
Lyndsey Bentham as Olivia
Deirdre Koczur as Ally
Monica Fleurette as Bonnie
Mike Sutton as Thomas
Ray Acevedo as Carl
Claudia Langmaid as Mother
Diomira Keane as Helen Foster
Annabelle Lucas as Martha

About 825 Forest Road

Stephen Cognetti is known for creating bone-chilling horror projects with a gloomy atmosphere. The 2015 found footage horror film, Hell House LLC, is a shining example of the filmmaker's mastery over his craft. In 825 Forest Road, he tries to create the same atmosphere with a creepy ghost, Helen Foster, in the center of the narrative.

Here's the synopsis of the film:

"Chuck Wilson hopes to start a new life after a family tragedy when he moves to the town of Ashland Falls with his wife Maria and little sister Elizabeth, but he quickly discovers that the town has a dark secret. The ghost of Helen Foster has terrorized residents for decades, since her own suicide back in the ‘40s."

It continues:

"Finding Helen’s old home is key to ending the hauntings, but the address they have doesn’t match any of the town’s existing streets. When Chuck realizes his family might be in danger of Helen’s wrath, he takes it upon himself to locate 825 Forest Road before it’s too late."

Stay tuned for more news and information about 825 Forest Road and other such films and TV shows.

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