Halloweed (2016) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Joey
(played by Simon Rex) — protagonist
Joey is one of the two brothers who move to Mooseheart and attempt to establish a marijuana business. He struggles with the town's suspicion, learns that others know about his family's criminal histor...
Trent Modine
(played by Shannon Brown) — supporting
Trent Modine is Joey's brother and the son of Vincent Modine, whose notoriety creates tension after the brothers arrive in Mooseheart. He helps Joey build their marijuana operation, argues over brandi...
Patch
(played by Danny Trejo) — supporting
Patch is connected to the drug conflict surrounding Joey and Trent Modine. The brothers complain that Patch is no longer in the way while discussing the expansion of their territory, placing Patch wit...
Vincent Modine
(played by Tom Sizemore) — minor
Vincent Modine is a serial killer whose execution is reported at the beginning of the story after he murdered nine people during a three-week spree in Bridgeport. He is Trent Modine's father and Joey'...
Spanky
(played by Andy Milonakis) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Trent Modine → Spanky
(Professional Drug-Business Associate) — Trent regards Spanky as a relevant figure in the territory dispute.
The brothers discuss expanding their territory without Spanky, placing Spanky within their drug-business network.
Joey → Spanky
(Professional Drug-Business Associate) — Spanky is connected to the brothers' drug territory and business dealings.
Joey and Trent discuss expanding their territory without Spanky.
Joey → Trent Modine
(Family Brothers) — The brothers depend on each other while building a new life and drug business.
The plot describes Joey and Trent Modine as brothers who arrive in Mooseheart together.
Vincent Modine → Joey
(Family Stepfather) — Vincent is Joey's stepfather, linking Joey to the killer's family legacy.
The news report identifies Joey as Vincent Modine's stepson.
Vincent Modine → Trent Modine
(Family Father) — Vincent is Trent's imprisoned father and the source of Trent's notorious family history.
The news report identifies Trent Modine as Vincent Modine's son.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Trent Modine → Patch
(Conflict Adversary) — Trent is involved in the same dispute that places Patch against the brothers' interests.
The brothers specifically mention that Patch is no longer in the way while discussing their drug territory.
Joey → Patch
(Conflict Adversary) — Patch is treated as an obstacle in the brothers' drug-related territory conflict.
Joey and Trent complain that Patch is no longer in the way during their larger drug dispute.
Story Analysis
Two brothers try to establish themselves in Mooseheart while family stigma, drug disputes, and police pressure destabilize their plans.
Plot Progression
A Killer's Family Legacy
— The opening report establishes Vincent Modine's crimes, execution, and family connections. Years later, Joey and Trent arrive in Mooseheart carrying the weight of that history.
Strangers in Mooseheart
— The brothers search for housing and encounter suspicion at a local bar. Mayor Price presents the town's administration and helps arrange an interview at a counseling center.
An Unstable Marijuana Venture
— Joey and Trent try to create a marijuana business but struggle with poor organization and weak profits. Branding and social media plans create new arguments over exposure and law enforcement.
Territory, Betrayal, and Sirens
— The brothers enter a broader drug dispute involving Patch and Spanky, then acquire drugs and money after double-crossing associates. Police sirens force them to hide a gun and record the encounter.
Halloween Without Closure
— The police-related tension continues as one brother records the encounter and asserts his rights. The available sequence ends with the brothers deciding to attend a Halloween party, without showing th...
Directed by LazRael Lison
Halloweed (2016) · 4.3/10 · comedy, horror
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(Q122584899), public domain (CC0).
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