Character Relationship Map: Evil Obsession

Characters

• Homer (played by Corey Feldman) — protagonist

  A model-obsessed stalker who sends strange letters to Margo, breaks into her home, and violently assaults her boyfriend Bill. He auditions for an acting class but is arrested and imprisoned despite no...

• Margo (played by Kimberly Stevens) — supporting

  A famous model targeted by a stalker and a series of murders. Hires PI Damon after receiving strange letters, attends acting class, and becomes the primary victim in a trap orchestrated by the real ki...

• Damon (played by Mark Derwin) — supporting

  A private investigator hired by Margo to track down her stalker and the model killer. He uncovers clues at Homer's residence, arrests him, and ultimately intervenes to save Margo from the real murdere...

• Stavinski (played by Brion James) — supporting

  A demanding and perfectionist acting director. His studio serves as a backdrop for character interactions and becomes indirectly linked to the trap set for Margo.

• Liz (played by Stacie Randall) — supporting

  A receptionist and fellow model who works for Stavinski. After being humiliated in class, she is revealed to be the serial killer targeting the models before being shot by Damon.

• Samantha (played by Una Damon) — supporting

  A model and acting student paired with Homer in class. She is among the friends investigated by PI Damon.

• Bill (played by Michael Phenicie) — supporting

  Margo's boyfriend and acting partner. He suffers a severe beating from Homer with a brick, resulting in permanent brain injuries and removal from the acting class.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Liz → Stavinski (Professional Receptionist And Employer) — Liz works for Stavinski at the acting studio.

  Liz is identified as Stavinski's receptionist and works at the acting studio.

• Homer → Stavinski (Professional Acting Student And Director) — Homer enters Stavinski's class to remain close to Margo.

  Homer follows Margo into the acting class and successfully auditions to become one of Stavinski's students.

• Margo → Stavinski (Professional Acting Student And Teacher) — Stavinski directs the acting class attended by Margo.

  Margo attends Stavinski's acting class, where he teaches as a demanding and perfectionist auteur.

• Margo → Damon (Professional Client And Investigator) — Damon investigates threats against Margo at her request.

  Margo calls Damon, a private investigator, to investigate the strange letters and the murders of fellow models.

• Margo → Bill (Romantic Boyfriend) — Bill is Margo's romantic partner and acting partner.

  The plot identifies Bill as Margo's boyfriend and acting partner.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Damon → Liz (Conflict Rescuer And Killer) — Damon stops Liz's attack and exposes her as the killer.

  Damon arrives during Margo's attempted murder and shoots the mysterious assailant, later discovered to be Liz.

• Damon → Homer (Conflict Investigator And Suspect) — Damon initially treats Homer as the likely letter writer and attacker.

  Damon discovers Homer's collage and matching crayons, then arrives at Margo's house to arrest him.

• Liz → Margo (Conflict Serial Killer And Target) — Liz secretly targets Margo as part of her murder campaign.

  Liz is revealed to have committed the murders of models and later traps Margo to murder her in the same manner.

• Samantha → Damon (Unknown Investigative Subject) — Samantha is examined as part of Damon's investigation.

  Damon quietly investigates Margo's friends and associates, including Samantha.

• Homer → Samantha (Alliance Forced Acting Partners) — Samantha becomes Homer's assigned acting partner.

  Homer is forced to work with Samantha because Margo already has Bill as her acting partner.

• Homer → Bill (Conflict Assailant And Victim) — Homer's assault leaves Bill with permanent brain injuries.

  After witnessing Margo and Bill's violent argument, Homer finds Bill alone and severely beats him with a brick.

• Homer → Margo (Conflict Stalker And Target) — Homer obsessively stalks Margo, making her seek protection and investigation.

  Homer decorates his room with Margo's pictures, sends her strange letters, breaks into her home, and watches her undress under her bed.

Story Analysis

A model's investigation into stalking and serial murders exposes a hidden killer while a dangerous stalker becomes the wrong suspect.

Plot Progression

1. Letters Beneath The Bed — Homer's obsession with Margo escalates from disturbing letters to a home invasion. Margo responds to the threats and model murders by hiring Damon.
2. Danger In The Acting Class — Homer enters Margo's acting class and is paired with Samantha. After witnessing Margo and Bill's violent argument, he attacks Bill and creates a powerful false lead.
3. The Wrong Suspect — Damon investigates Margo's associates while the acting studio becomes increasingly tense. Bill's permanent injuries and Homer's evidence make Homer appear responsible for the larger threat.
4. The Studio Trap — Homer's interrogation establishes that he is not the model killer. Margo is lured to the studio, restrained, and placed in the killer's planned final attack.
5. The Killer Unmasked — Damon shoots the attacker before Margo is murdered. The body is identified as Liz, and Homer is released after the true killer is exposed.