Killer App (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Jessie
(played by Ashley Rickards) — protagonist
Jessie investigates Titan's operations and asks for the AI's logs, suspecting that its behavior is connected to a larger hack. After Stacey is found dead and Jessie's fingerprints are discovered on th...
Mateo
(played by Will Lancaster) — supporting
Mateo is a developer who describes his passion for games and pitches a first-person shooter that uses a phone camera to project action into the real world. He accuses another developer of stealing his...
Springer (as Jonny Rees)
(played by Greg Ellis) — supporting
Springer is Titan's CEO and presents the company's new AI assistant, whose public demonstration fails when it becomes trapped in a repetitive cycle. He orders his team to fix it for launch and later d...
Stacey
(played by Niki Koss) — supporting
Stacey is found dead with a knife wound while Jessie is investigating Titan and its AI. Jessie's fingerprints are discovered on Stacey's body, making the death a central piece of evidence against Jess...
Natalie
(played by Mandy June Turpin) — supporting
Natalie created the search algorithm from which Titan grew, as explained by Springer during the company's presentation of its new AI assistant. This gives her a foundational connection to Titan's tech...
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Springer (as Jonny Rees) → Mateo
(Professional Executive And Developer) — Springer acts as the executive authority judging Mateo's proposed technology.
Mateo pitches a phone-camera first-person shooter to Titan, while Springer evaluates the developers' ideas and controls the company's response.
Springer (as Jonny Rees) → Natalie
(Professional Executive And Technology Originator) — Springer represents the company leadership presenting technology rooted in Natalie's work.
Springer presents Titan's AI assistant and explains that Titan grew from a search algorithm created by Natalie.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Jessie → Stacey
(Narrative Murder Investigation Link) — Stacey's death directly turns Jessie from investigator into a murder suspect.
Stacey is found dead with a knife wound, and Jessie becomes the focus of the investigation when her fingerprints are discovered on the body.
Jessie → Mateo
(Narrative Investigative Connection) — Mateo's death becomes part of the technological mystery Jessie is trying to understand.
Mateo is found dead after connecting himself to Titan-related equipment, and Jessie later investigates Titan's operations and its AI logs.
Jessie → Springer (as Jonny Rees)
(Conflict Investigator And Corporate Authority) — Jessie's investigation places her in opposition to the leadership structure Springer represents.
Jessie investigates Titan's operations, while the wider conspiracy is linked to Titan's AI systems, financial manipulation, and company leadership.
Story Analysis
Jessie's investigation into Titan expands from dangerous AI behavior into deaths, financial manipulation, and a corporate conspiracy.
Plot Progression
Titan's Broken Promise
— Springer presents Titan's AI assistant and links the company to Natalie's original algorithm. The public demonstration fails when the AI becomes trapped in a repetitive cycle.
Ideas Under Ownership
— Young developers pitch ambitious projects, including a global collaboration platform and Mateo's camera-based shooter. Springer frames innovation through market forces and corporate control.
The Corporate Betrayal
— Titan approves the collaborative platform, but its creator accuses Mateo of stealing the idea and code. Springer's legal claim leaves the developers feeling betrayed.
Technology Turns Fatal
— Titan's systems and AI become increasingly dangerous. Mateo connects himself to Titan-related equipment and is later found dead, intensifying the technological mystery.
Evidence Against Jessie
— Jessie investigates Titan and requests the AI logs, suspecting a larger hack. Stacey's death and the fingerprints on her body lead to Jessie's arrest.
The Conspiracy Widens
— While Jessie is taken into custody, a fraudulent call targets the family account and seeks security information. The remaining evidence suggests a conspiracy involving Titan, its AI, financial manipul...
Directed by Tommaso Cardile
Killer App (2017) · 3.7/10 · thriller
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