Baghead (2023) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Neil approaches Iris Lark with money so he can speak to his deceased wife through Baghead. He repeatedly seeks control of the pub to contact her, but Baghead reveals that he caused her death. He attac...
Katie is Iris Lark's friend and helps investigate the pub's history. She examines Owen Lark's recording, researches Otto Vogler, and follows a lead connected to the Solicitor. After visiting Baghead i...
Owen Lark is Iris Lark's estranged father and the former owner of the pub. He records a warning about Baghead, explains the two-minute limit and his attempt to contain her, and is killed while using h...
Baghead is an entity sealed beneath the pub that allows the living to communicate with the dead by taking their forms. She manipulates Neil, Owen Lark, Katie, and Iris Lark, attacks those who visit he...
Sarah is Neil's deceased wife, whom he repeatedly tries to contact through Baghead. When Baghead assumes Sarah's form, she reveals that Neil was responsible for her death and urges him to kill Iris so...
The Solicitor is the person who introduces Iris Lark to the pub and helps connect her with its ownership. After Iris cannot find him, Katie discovers an abandoned house linked to both the Solicitor an...
Catherine is Iris Lark's mother and the person Owen Lark was trying to communicate with when Baghead killed him. The flashback connects her to Owen's use of the entity and shows how his attempt to rea...
Otto Vogler is a previous owner of the pub who committed suicide. Katie investigates him after watching Owen Lark's recording and finds a photograph linking Vogler with Neil. Baghead later takes Vogle...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Owen uses Baghead to communicate with Catherine, showing that the entity can mediate contact with her.
Baghead transforms into Sarah to manipulate Neil after he seeks contact with his deceased wife.
Otto is identified as the previous owner of the pub, while the history explains that the owner was the only guardian against Baghead.
Katie investigates Otto Vogler, the previous owner of the pub, and discovers a photograph of him with Neil.
Neil asks Baghead to let him speak with his deceased wife, Sarah.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The solicitor introduces the estranged daughter to the bar, thereby directing her toward Baghead and the ownership deed.
Katie finds an abandoned house linked to both Vogler and the solicitor who introduced the new owner to the bar.
Katie watches Owen's video and uses his warning about Baghead's two-minute limit during her investigation.
The flashback states that Owen was using Baghead to communicate with Catherine.
A flashback reveals that Baghead killed Owen while he was using her to communicate with Catherine.
Neil approaches Owen at the Queen's Head, but Owen sends him away before recording his warning video.
Neil rescues the current owner after Baghead chases her through the underground corridors.
Baghead repeatedly attacks Neil while he attempts to communicate with Sarah.
Katie visits Baghead in the pub, and Baghead attacks her after explaining the entity's history.
A grieving man's attempt to control supernatural communication enables an imprisoned entity to manipulate ownership, death, and escape.
Directed by Alberto Corredor
Baghead (2023) · 6.5/10 · horror
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