G-Men from Hell (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dean Crept is a corrupt FBI agent who dies and is sent to Hell with his partner, Mike Mattress. Believing their presence there is a mistake, the pair escape to Earth with Satan's magical crystal. Dean...
Mike Mattress is a corrupt FBI agent and Dean Crept's partner. After the two die and are sent to Hell, they escape to Earth by stealing Satan's magical crystal. Mike works with Dean as a private inves...
Buster Lloyd is an informant whose death becomes part of the trouble facing Dean Crept and Mike Mattress: police suspect the agents of killing him. He is later resurrected by the mad scientist Dr. Boi...
Gloria Lake is Greydon Lake's wife, and both spouses hire Dean Crept and Mike Mattress to investigate the other. Her request gives the detectives a private case amid their attempts to earn entry to He...
Greydon Lake hires Dean Crept and Mike Mattress to investigate his wife, Gloria, while Gloria separately hires the detectives to investigate him. His role brings the two newly established private inve...
Winford, known as Weenie Man, is a shady informant who has also been sent to Hell. He discovers that Dean Crept and Mike Mattress have escaped and reports their flight to Satan. His betrayal prompts S...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot says Dean and Mike work for Gloria and seek time to solve the case involving her and Greydon.
Gloria says she needs protection from a killer, and Dean asks her for until the following midnight to solve the case.
The plot identifies Gloria as Greydon Lake's wife. Her profile says each spouse hires Dean and Mike to investigate the other.
The plot says Dean and Mike work together, investigate the case, and visit the cemetery together. Their character profiles identify them as partners.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot says police suspect Dean and Mike in connection with Buster's death, while investigators search for Buster's body and the murder weapon.
Mike accompanies Dean when they confront Winford and demand the crystal. Winford refuses and swallows it.
Dean and Mike confront Winford and demand that he hand over the crystal; Winford refuses and swallows it.
Two investigators pursue good deeds and a murder case amid police suspicion, personal loss, and an unresolved struggle over a crystal.
Directed by Christopher Coppola
G-Men from Hell (2000) · 4.2/10 · action, comedy
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