Die-ner (Get It?) (2009) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A serial killer who arrives at a diner, kills the staff, hides the bodies, and pretends to be an employee. When a zombie outbreak occurs, he takes hostages, tapes up the zombies, and eventually dies f...
An unhappily married man who arrives at the diner with his wife. He becomes a hostage during the zombie attack, is eventually killed by the zombies, and his zombified body is later torn apart.
An unhappily married woman who arrives at the diner with her husband. She becomes a hostage during the zombie outbreak, is eventually killed by Jesse, and her body is torn apart by the zombies.
A diner waitress who makes small talk with Ken. After listening to his story, she is quickly killed by him and hidden in the storage room.
The local sheriff who arrives at the diner to investigate. He questions Ken, is attacked by zombies, dies from his wounds, resurrects as a zombie, and is eventually taped down along with the others.
The diner cook who is quickly killed by Ken and hidden in the storage room alongside the waitress.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Duke investigates the diner while Rob is present, before the outbreak turns the situation into a hostage crisis.
Duke arrives while Kathy is at the diner and investigates the situation before the zombie attack overwhelms him.
Ken takes Rob hostage after the zombie attack begins and waits out the danger with him inside the diner.
When the zombies attack, Ken takes Kathy hostage and keeps her inside the diner.
Kathy and Rob arrive at the diner as an unhappily married couple.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Duke questions Ken at the diner, and Ken attempts to bluff his way past the sheriff.
Ken kills Fred, the diner cook, and hides his body in the storage room.
Ken listens to Rose's story, reveals that he is a serial killer, and quickly kills her before hiding her body.
A serial killer's deceptive refuge becomes a sealed survival trap when a zombie outbreak destroys every possible path to safety.
Directed by Patrick Horvath
Die-ner (Get It?) (2009) · 3.8/10 · comedy, horror
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