Monstroid (1980) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Bill Travis is a troubleshooter dispatched by Durado Cement to restore order at their Colombian plant. He investigates monster attacks, negotiates with reporters, requests sonar equipment from his bos...
Travis's boss at Durado Cement. He is contacted by Travis to request specialized sonar equipment for tracking the creature in the lake.
The Durado plant administrator and father of Andrea and Glen. He attempts to end his relationship with his secretary to pursue Juanita, but inadvertently leaves the secretary vulnerable to the monster...
The young daughter of Pete Anderson. Along with her brother Glen, she investigates strange lake ripples, witnesses the monster, and helps capture photographic evidence of the creature.
The son of Pete Anderson who notices strange lake ripples and claims to have seen a creature. He convinces Travis of the monster's existence and stakes out the lake with his sister to capture photogra...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Travis is dispatched to restore order at the Durado plant, where Pete is the plant administrator.
Travis calls his boss Barnes to request sonar equipment for tracking the monster.
Andrea and Glen are described as children in the same family, and Glen is identified as Andrea's brother.
The plot identifies Pete as the father of Andrea and Glen.
The plot identifies Pete as the father of Andrea and Glen.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Andrea joins Glen during the nighttime stakeout and helps obtain photographs of the monster, which they present to Travis.
Glen tells Travis about the animal he saw, and his account convinces Travis that something is in the lake.
A corporate investigator confronts a lake creature while industrial pollution, political fear, and mob violence destabilize a Colombian village.
Directed by Kenneth Hartford, Herbert L. Strock
Monstroid (1980) · 3.6/10 · horror, science-fiction
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