Vamp U (2013) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Chris Keller is a nineteen-year-old student who becomes involved in a sexual relationship with her history professor, Arthur Levine. She confides in Fred Green, faces an attempted exposure of Arthur,...
Arthur Levine is a history professor who has secretly lived as a vampire for centuries. After accidentally killing Mary Lipinsky, he survives on animal blood and becomes involved with Chris Keller, wh...
Fred Green is the person Chris Keller confides in about her relationship with Arthur Levine. He recognizes that her affair with a professor is not the ordinary college experience she expected and advi...
Tom Slansky is a sophomore photography major at Hawthorne College who introduces the story and investigates Arthur Levine. After discovering a photograph in which Chris Keller appears beside Arthur’s...
Gregor is connected to the historical aftermath of Mary Lipinsky’s death. When Arthur Levine disguises himself as a friar to attend Mary’s funeral, Gregor confronts and fights him. Arthur declares tha...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Centuries earlier, Arthur Levine fell in love with Mary Lipinsky and killed her during an intimate night. His involvement with Chris Keller later give...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Tom Slansky discovers a photograph showing Chris beside Arthur's umbrella while Arthur is absent from the image, treating it as apparent proof that Ar...
Chris Keller confides in Fred Green that she expected ordinary college experiences rather than a sexual relationship with her professor.
Arthur disguised himself as a friar to attend Mary's funeral, where he fought Gregor.
A vampire professor's unresolved grief collides with a dangerous college affair and an emerging plan to destroy him.
Directed by Maclain Nelson, Matt Jespersen
Vamp U (2013) · 4.7/10 · action, comedy, horror
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