Nightkill (1980) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A private investigator hired by Wendell to record evidence of Katherine and Steve's affair, Rodriguez uses what he learns to impersonate a police lieutenant and terrorize Katherine. He traps her in a...
Herbert is Katherine's attorney and friend. After her charity event, he drunkenly visits her and makes romantic advances, which she rebuffs. His visit leads his wife Monika to suspect an affair, and K...
Steve is Wendell's assistant and Katherine's lover. He secretly plots to poison Wendell and impersonate him on a scheduled flight so he can take the money stored in an airport locker. After Katherine...
Christine is Wendell's secretary. When he fails to phone her as planned, she reports him missing, prompting Lieutenant Donner to visit Katherine and question her about Wendell's disappearance.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
When asked whether she has an attorney, the housewife refers the apparent investigator to Herbert Childs.
Steve is identified as the industrialist's assistant, while Christine is identified as the industrialist's secretary and later reports his disappearan...
Christine reports the industrialist missing after he fails to telephone her as planned, prompting Lt. Donner's investigation.
The apparent investigator tells the housewife that he is Donner, but the plot reveals that he is actually Kelly Rodriguez.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Steve plans to poison the industrialist and impersonate him on a flight. Later, Donner/Rodriguez claims to be Steve when questioned at the airport.
A murder conspiracy traps a frightened witness between false identities, hidden evidence, and a ruthless pursuit of stolen money.
Directed by Ted Post
Nightkill (1980) · 4.9/10 · crime, horror, mystery, thriller
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