Curfew (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Stephanie is a teenager who returns home before her 10:00 p.m. curfew and becomes the central survivor of the night’s violence. She discovers the danger surrounding her parents, escapes several attack...
Bob is Ray’s developmentally disabled brother and fellow death-row escapee. He participates in the attacks on the town and helps hold Stephanie and her parents hostage, but his attraction to Stephanie...
Judge Collins and his wife live next door to the Davenports. Ray and Bob break into their home during their revenge spree and murder them by bludgeoning them with a gavel. Their deaths are later disco...
Mrs. Alva is the babysitter hired by Stephanie’s parents to supervise her during their planned weekend vacation. Stephanie finds her lying in the guest bedroom and assumes she is asleep, not realizing...
John is Stephanie’s boyfriend. He arrives at the Davenport home drunk with Pete and Monica, intending to have sex with Stephanie and assuming the house is safe. After entering with them, he has sex wi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Stephanie's parents hire Mrs. Alva to oversee Stephanie while they are away. Stephanie later finds Mrs. Alva lying in the guest bedroom, unaware that...
Stephanie spends the evening out with her boyfriend John, and John later arrives at the Davenport home intending to have sex with her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
John arrives at the house while Mrs. Alva's corpse is inside, although the plot specifically states that Pete discovers the body.
John enters the Davenport home with friends, believing Stephanie is the only person there, while Bob and his brother are secretly inside.
Mrs. Alva is found dead in the Davenport home after Bob and his brother take control of the house.
Bob and his brother break into Judge Collins's home and beat Judge Collins and his wife to death with a gavel.
Bob and his brother attack Stephanie inside her home, hold her hostage, and later prepare to kill her with a makeshift electric chair.
After fleeing her home, Stephanie runs to the neighboring Collins home and discovers the bodies inside.
A teenager's ordinary night becomes a fight for survival when escaped death-row prisoners turn her home into a killing ground.
Directed by Gary Winick
Curfew (1989) · 5.2/10 · horror, thriller
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