Character Relationships in Dead & Breakfast

Christian (played by Jeremy Sisto) is a protagonist in Dead & Breakfast. One of the six friends traveling to the wedding who investigates the town's dark secrets with Sara before being decapitated by the possessed Johnny. David (played by Erik Palladino) is a protagonist in Dead & Breakfast. A traveling friend who discovers the murdered chef and later becomes possessed through contact with his own blood, forcing Sara to kill him. Kate (played by Bianca Lawson) appears in Dead & Breakfast. A traveling friend who attends the town party and is brutally killed by the possessed David. Johnny (played by Osgood Perkins) appears in Dead & Breakfast. The primary antagonist who unknowingly opens a cursed box, unleashing a Kuman Thong spirit that possesses him and turns the town into a zombie horde. Mr. Wise (played by David Carradine) appears in Dead & Breakfast. Sara (played by Ever Carradine) appears in Dead & Breakfast. A key survivor who investigates Mr. Wise's black magic rituals with Christian and fights through the zombie outbreak to escape Lovelock. Melody (played by Gina Philips) appears in Dead & Breakfast. A traveling friend who survives the massacre, assists in retrieving Mr. Wise's bones, and delivers the fatal blow to Johnny.

Character Relationship Map: Dead & Breakfast

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Story Analysis

A road trip turns into a supernatural nightmare when a cursed artifact unleashes a zombie plague in an isolated Texas town.

Plot Progression

  1. Lost in the Bayou
  2. The Cursed Awakening
  3. Blood and Bones
  4. Ritual of Salvation

Directed by Matthew Leutwyler

Dead & Breakfast (2004) · 5.5/10 · comedy, horror, music

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