Bad Dreams (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Central protagonist and sole survivor of the 1975 Unity Fields cult fire. After waking from a 13-year coma, she suffers from traumatic flashbacks and visions of the cult leader. She navigates experime...
Psychiatrist leading experimental group therapy at the hospital. He becomes deeply involved in Cynthia's recovery and uncovers his corrupt colleague's plot to drug patients into suicide. He fights to...
The psychopathic leader of the Unity Fields cult who orchestrated a mass fire suicide in 1975. He appears exclusively as a tormenting hallucination or vision to Cynthia, urging her to die and causing...
A troubled masochist patient in the experimental therapy group who develops an infatuation with Cynthia. Following the deaths of other group members, he suffers a violent psychotic episode, knocks dow...
Corrupt psychiatrist and Dr. Karmen's peer who secretly laces patient medications with psychogenic drugs to induce suicidal behavior for his research. He orchestrates the hospital murders to force Cyn...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Ralph becomes enamored with Cynthia and goes to speak with her while she is staying with Alex for safety.
Berrisford intentionally laces the patients' medication to induce suicidal behavior and takes Cynthia to the rooftop to encourage her to jump.
Alex discovers that Berrisford has laced the therapy group's drugs and confronts the consequences of his colleague's research scheme.
Dr. Karmen leads Cynthia's experimental group therapy and reassures her after the patients' deaths.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Wasserman arrives with the police during Berrisford's rooftop scheme, while Berrisford falsely accuses Alex of causing the medication changes and suic...
Alex orders the police and Detective Wasserman, an investigator of the Unity Fields incident, to be called; Wasserman later helps on the rooftop.
Harris led the 1975 Unity Fields mass suicide, while Cynthia survived and later experiences visions of him urging her to die.
Miriam is identified as Cynthia's roommate, and Miriam later dies after leaping from a hospital window.
A survivor confronts cult trauma while uncovering a psychiatric conspiracy that turns suicidal visions into a deadly rooftop crisis.
Directed by Andrew Fleming
Bad Dreams (1988) · 5.7/10 · horror, thriller
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