Scarecrows (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
One of the five mercenaries who steals three million dollars. He parachues after Bert, retrieves Kellie, and attempts to escape. He is stabbed by a reanimated Al on the plane and ultimately kills them...
A mercenary who lands the plane and tracks the stolen money. He attacks the reanimated Bert but fails to kill him. Later, he becomes convinced the scarecrows are possessed by deceased farmers. He is s...
A mercenary who parachues into the field for the loot. He is brutally killed and dismembered by a scarecrow. He later reanimates as a gore-covered figure and stabs Curry to death.
A mercenary who steals the loot and parachutes into the field. He is initially killed by a scarecrow, but his corpse reanimates stuffed with cash. After being decapitated by Corbin, his severed limbs...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After reanimating as a disfigured figure, Jack confronts Curry and stabs him to death.
Jack parachutes into the field with the group after Bert steals the loot.
Curry punches Bert after the reanimated body confronts the group and later shoots him repeatedly.
Corbin and Curry join the search for the loot and confront the reanimated body during the farmhouse sequence.
Corbin and Jack parachute after Bert and later search the field with the other mercenaries.
Both are members of the five-person mercenary group that steals three million dollars and parachutes into the field.
A mercenary escape collapses into a supernatural struggle in which greed, betrayal, and reanimated violence destroy the group.
Directed by William Wesley
Scarecrows (1988) · 5.2/10 · horror
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