Caity

Along with her newly sober father Paul, 16-year-old Caity prepares for the new Halloween season of their family-owned haunted house. When she recognizes signs of a relapse from Paul, she tries to cover them up but struggles to manage as she tests her own relationship to substances and an attraction to new employee Hannah.

Cast

Chiara Aurelia

as Caity

Morgan Spector

as Paul

Zach Cherry

as Todd

Olivia Rouyre

as Dana

Emily Shaffer

as Robin

Michelle Mao

as Petey

Jordan Hull

as Hannah

Christian Lees

as Sean

Jonah Lees

as Liam

Olivia Lucy Phillip

as Tara

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