Witty, intense, and grieving the recent loss of her sister. Determined to expose the family “werewolf problem,” she oscillates between sharp humor and emotional vulnerability. Must be comfortable with expressive, high-energy scenes and physical acting (running, chasing).

Witchy, wise, and grounded. A chain-smoking matriarch who speaks plainly about the family’s “curse.” Delivers the emotional heart of the film.

Fragile yet protective. A grieving mother trying to hold her family together. Emotional range required — from quiet devastation to fierce worry.

Exhausted, practical, and overwhelmed by loss. Wants to protect Eileen but struggles to reach her. Warm but stern.

Mustached, goofy, and lovable. The comic relief who uses humor to cope with grief. Warm, slightly awkward energy.

Barry’s straight-man counterpart. Wry, deadpan, and reluctantly committed to humoring Eileen’s “werewolf documentary.”

Concerned, friendly neighbors who stumble into Eileen’s hunt. Grounded, warm energy. Small but comedic roles.

Concerned, friendly neighbors who stumble into Eileen’s hunt. Grounded, warm energy. Small but comedic roles.

A sweaty, nervous guy in a werewolf costume who thinks Eileen is attacking him. High comedic panic energy required.