Malibu Shark Attack (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Brave Malibu lifeguard and central survivor fighting goblin sharks.
Community service worker injured by shark but survives the ordeal.
Lifeguard and Bryan girlfriend, killed early by a goblin shark.
Head lifeguard and Heather ex, leads rescue efforts and fights sharks.
Barb boyfriend who proposes before being knocked unconscious.
Building owner and Heather new boyfriend, discovers escape boat.
Construction worker helping Colin navigate to the stranded group.
Construction worker who attempts a desperate swim to shore.
Construction worker dragged into the water by a shark.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Yancey and Karl are both members of the construction crew stranded at the worksite.
George and Karl are both identified as workers at the building under construction.
George and Yancey are both listed as workers at Colin's construction site.
Colin owns the building under construction, while George is one of the workers stranded at the worksite.
Chavez is the head lifeguard, while Barb is identified as a fellow lifeguard working on the same beach.
Bryan is identified as Barb's boyfriend, and he proposes to her before the tsunami strikes.
Colin is explicitly described as Heather's new boyfriend and the owner of the construction building.
The plot identifies Chavez as Heather's ex-boyfriend. After surviving the flooded worksite, Heather and Chavez reconcile, and the ending suggests Chav...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Bryan and Jenny are among the survivors sheltering together in the lifeguard hut after the tsunami.
Chavez shelters with Jenny in the lifeguard hut and later helps lead the group through the shark-infested escape route.
Heather stitches Jenny's severe leg wound after the tsunami and helps her survive the shark attacks.
A lifeguard and a group of survivors endure a tsunami and predatory sharks while rebuilding trust and finding a path to rescue.
Directed by David Lister
Malibu Shark Attack (2009) · 4/10 · action, horror, tv-movie
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