Panic Button (2011) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Max initially appears to be one of the four winners, but later admits that he hacked another person's account to claim the prize. He kills Dave during their fight, tries to use his laptop for help, an...
Dave is one of the four winners taken on the flight and becomes increasingly distressed by the Alligator's questions and threats. He refuses to continue the game, then fights with Max after Max's dece...
The Alligator is the animated figure controlling the in-flight game and exposing the contestants' lies through their social-network accounts. It assigns individual tasks, threatens people connected to...
Gwen is one of the four competition winners trapped aboard the private jet. Her assigned task is to seduce Max in the bathroom, but Jo intervenes when Max attempts to break into the hold. Gwen tries t...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The Alligator assigns Gwen an individual task requiring her to seduce Max and threatens the life of someone close to her if she fails.
The Alligator reveals Dave's alleged personal lies and uses images of people being tortured or killed to force the passengers to continue.
The Alligator uses the online game to expose Max's secrets, threaten someone close to him, and impose a timed task involving the plane.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Gwen tries to stop Max from breaking through the aircraft hold, and the struggle ends with Gwen's neck being broken.
Dave refuses to continue the game, while Max tries to maintain the situation. They fight after Max's identity is exposed, and Max kills Dave.
Dave and Gwen are among the four winners traveling together on the private jet and are subjected to the same online game.
A reward trip becomes a coercive online game that forces its participants to confront concealed wrongdoing under a deadly deadline.
Directed by Chris Crow
Panic Button (2011) · 5.1/10 · horror, thriller
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