Spellbinder (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jeff Mills is a Los Angeles attorney who rescues Miranda from her abusive boyfriend and lets her stay with him. He falls in love with her, then risks his career and safety to protect her from the cove...
Miranda Reed is the woman Jeff rescues and romantically embraces despite her unsettling behavior. She claims to be escaping a witches coven, but is secretly Derek’s accomplice and uses Jeff’s love as...
Derek Clayton is Jeff’s lawyer friend and coworker, appearing to help him search for Miranda and summon assistance at the beach. He is actually the leader of the coven and Miranda’s co-conspirator. De...
Mrs. White confronts Jeff in his office and demands that he “return her to them,” referring to Miranda. Her intervention causes Miranda to disappear and alerts Jeff that people connected to the coven...
Brock is Jeff’s client and lives inside a self-created fortress. Jeff hides Miranda with him while trying to protect her from the coven for twenty-four hours. The coven discovers the refuge and kills...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jeff hides Miranda with his client Brock, who lives in a self-created fortress.
Mrs. White tells Jeff to return Miranda to them, indicating that Miranda is being claimed by the group.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Brock shelters Miranda while Jeff goes to work, but the coven finds her there and kills Brock.
Mrs. White confronts Jeff in his office and demands that he return Miranda to them.
The ending reveals that Derek and Miranda worked together to lure Jeff to the sacrifice.
Derek is introduced as Jeff's lawyer friend and coworker, and he initially appears to help Jeff search for Miranda.
Jeff saves Miranda from her abusive boyfriend and offers her a place to stay when she has no home.
A rescue romance becomes a carefully staged occult trap in which trust, friendship, and love are revealed as manipulation.
Directed by Janet Greek
Spellbinder (1988) · 5.8/10 · drama, horror, romance
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