The cast

Erica

Bella is an actor, singer, writer, spelling bee winner, and fifth-generation Montanan. She grew up in Helena, performing in regional Shakespeare and musical theatre. Her work spans film, television, voiceover, and theatre, with credits including The Winchesters and The Rookie, as well as leading roles in Don’t Turn Out the Lights and the video game Mixtape. Outside of acting, DeLong is finishing her training at The Groundlings and is developing her own screenplays and songs.

River

Steven is an Ohio native and actor based in Los Angeles. He discovered acting near the end of high school after taking a drama class with his friends, which sparked a deep reverence and love for the craft he has been pursuing ever since. Steven has trained at conservatories in the United States and abroad, including the London Academy of Music & Dramatic Art, the Stella Adler Studio of Acting in New York City, and The Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in Los Angeles. Beyond many independent films and plays, Steven most recently booked a role in Lifetime’s Disappearance in the Low Country: The Heather Elvis Story. His other credits include the TV movie The Wife Who Knew Too Much.

Gary

Mike is a Los Angeles based actor, writer and producer, originally from New York. He most recently played a lead in the CBS action procedural True Lies, and has recurred on Ted Lasso, Detroiters and Vice Principals, with guest roles on Perry Mason and Killing It. As a voice actor he can be heard on Ugly Americans, The Awesomes and the upcoming season of Common Side Effects, and he did voices and impressions on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he was a writer in 2017. He has sold several of his own pilot scripts to HBO Max, Hulu and Comedy Central.

Jen

Molly is best known for the Paramount+ series Dexter: Original Sin, where she played Deb Morgan. She recently wrapped a leading role in the Shudder/AMC film Bloody Axe Wound, opposite Billy Burke and produced by Hilarie Burton and Jeffrey Dean Morgan. Molly can be seen starring opposite Sigourney Weaver in the Amblin/Lionsgate film The Good House, and opposite Rebel Wilson and Angourie Rice in the Netflix film Senior Year. She recurs on Showtime’s Billions as Corey Stoll’s daughter, and on the Paramount+ series Evil. She previously appeared opposite Amy Ryan and Gabriel Byrne in the Netflix film Lost Girls. Molly also created, produced and starred in her own original series Boy Shorts.

Nicole

Maddie is a Chicago-born actor and filmmaker known for her recurring role on Showtime’s Shameless and appearances in Netflix/A24’s Beef and Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere. She starred in Passionflix’s two-season adaptation of the New York Times bestselling series The Secret Life of Amy Bensen and opposite John Larroquette in Camera Store. Her upcoming films include A Snowbound Christmas, with Harry Lennix and William Mark McCullough, and Roku’s Cowboy Hearts, opposite Kristin Cavallari. A UCLA graduate, McCormick made her directorial debut with the award-winning short film w-something, which she wrote and starred in and which received three Silver Awards at IndieXFest for Best First-Time Director, Best Acting Duo, and Best Women Short.

Chuck

Kieran is an actor and voice actor, known for doing a little bit of this and a little bit of that. His friends call him “Twilight”, which is pretty spot on considering he is both extremely pale and born in Seattle, Washington. He caught the acting bug at an early age, performing with Seattle’s Young Shakespeare Workshop. Since then, his work has spanned live action film and animation including Little Ellen, Gundam: Hathaway, and his first starring role in the upcoming feature film: Marfa Lights.

Officer Steve Chapman

Spencer is best known for starring as Adam Davenport in Disney XD’s Lab Rats. His film and television credits include 21 Jump Street, Welcome to Chippendales, Cruise, and Zapped. He most recently starred in and executive produced the supernatural thriller You Can’t Leave, releasing theatrically in October 2026 through Guilder Cinema Group. He is attached to produce and star as Ronnie Milsap in an upcoming biopic.

Frank

Logan recently played Lonnie Byers in the Broadway production of Stranger Things: The First Shadow, directed by Stephen Daldry. He previously recurred on the Netflix series Boots. A graduate of the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, Gould is represented by Gersh and Authentic Talent + Literary Management.

Shawn

Nick is an actor, writer, and comedian from Los Angeles. He can be seen in A League of Their Own on Amazon Prime and online with Almost Friday Digital. You can hear him on Sirius XM’s Netflix Is A Joke Radio. His debut comedy special, Thin Walls: An Evening With My Neighbors, was named one of the 100 Best Things in Comedy in 2020 by the Comedy Bureau and is available to watch online.

JP

Sam Bixby is a born and raised LA actor. He has appeared in film, television and theater across Los Angeles. Credits include Apple TV’s Shrinking, FX’s American Horror Stories and Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer.