Voodoo Man (1944) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Dr. Richard Marlowe is the film's central antagonist, a doctor obsessed with restoring his dead wife Evelyn Marlowe to life. He abducts Stella Saunders, attempts to transfer her mind and soul, conside...
Nicholas runs the isolated countryside gas station and secretly supports Dr. Richard Marlowe's abductions. He gives motorists misleading directions, alerts the conspirators by special telephone, and l...
Toby is one of Dr. Richard Marlowe's accomplices and helps maintain the kidnappings and confinement. He participates in the road ambush, guards Stella Saunders, and accidentally leaves her cell door o...
Stella Saunders is a woman motorist who stops at Nicholas's station and unknowingly enters Dr. Richard Marlowe's plan. She is abducted, subjected to the attempted mind and soul transfer, escapes in a...
Grego is an accomplice working with Dr. Richard Marlowe and Toby. He helps block the road and capture motorists, and later knocks Ralph Dawson unconscious when Ralph reaches the voodoo ceremony, delay...
The Sheriff investigates the disappearances after Ralph Dawson reports that Stella Saunders is missing. He visits Dr. Richard Marlowe's property, later follows the evidence to the ceremony, and shoots...
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Grego helps block the road and later knocks out the pursuing man during the ceremony, while the group follows Marlowe's plan.
Dr. Richard Marlowe orders his men to kidnap Stella, and Toby is one of the men involved in holding her.
Nicholas operates the isolated station and uses a special telephone to notify Dr. Richard Marlowe's group. Later, Nicholas summons Stella for Marlowe'...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Sheriff and his deputy find Stella on the road and take her to safety after she escapes in a trance-like state.
Grego helps the group capture motorists and later knocks out the pursuer during the ceremony involving Stella.
Toby is part of the group that kidnaps Stella, and his failure to lock her cell allows her to escape.
Nicholas gives Stella the same misleading directions associated with missing motorists and later summons her using voodoo.
Dr. Richard Marlowe orders his men to kidnap Stella and later attempts to transfer her mind and soul into another body.
Nicholas's telephone warning enables the road trap in which Grego helps capture a woman motorist.
Nicholas alerts the group after a woman leaves the station, while Toby participates in blocking the road and later guards Stella.
Toby and Grego jointly block the road with a traffic barricade and uncover a hidden road to capture a woman motorist.
After learning that Stella is missing, the Sheriff investigates. He arrives during the final ceremony and shoots Marlowe.
A rural kidnapping conspiracy leads to an occult experiment seeking to restore a dead woman through the mind and soul of another.
Directed by William Beaudine
Voodoo Man (1944) · 5/10 · horror, mystery
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