The Entity (1982) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Carla is a single mother whose life is consumed by repeated assaults from an invisible entity in and around her Los Angeles home. She seeks psychiatric help, paranormal investigation, and ultimately c...
Dr. Weber is Phil's colleague and a psychiatrist who attributes the Moran household's experiences to mass delusion, Carla's damaged psyche, sexual frustration, and masturbation. Although he witnesses...
Cindy is Carla's best friend and an important source of personal support. After Carla flees her home, Cindy takes her and the children in, encourages Carla to seek psychiatric help, and later witnesse...
Jerry is Carla's boyfriend and becomes a direct witness to the entity's violence. He sees Carla being held down and raped by an invisible force, tries to fight it, and is then attacked by Billy, who m...
Dr. Cooley leads the team of parapsychologists who investigate Carla's home after witnessing its paranormal activity. She organizes an elaborate trap using a replica of the house and liquid helium, se...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Carla convinces parapsychologists to visit her home, and the investigation proceeds under the supervision of their team leader, Dr. Cooley.
Dr. Weber chairs a staff meeting about Carla's case and presents his psychological interpretation of the Moran household's experiences.
Jerry Anderson is identified as Carla's boyfriend and visits her one night.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After the experiment, Dr. Cooley believes that Dr. Weber is a valuable witness to what happened, but Weber denies the significance of his observation.
After the first supernatural attack, Carla flees with her children to Cindy Nash's home. Cindy later witnesses an attack and discusses possible supern...
A traumatized mother fights an invisible assailant while institutions struggle to distinguish psychological explanation from supernatural fact.
Directed by Sidney J. Furie
The Entity (1982) · 6.9/10 · horror, mystery, thriller
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