Character Relationship Map: Slaughter High

Characters

• Carol (played by Caroline Munro) — protagonist

  Popular high school girl who initiates a cruel locker room prank on Marty in 1976. Ten years later, she attends a reunion at the abandoned school, is chased by the masked killer, accidentally kills Sk...

• Marty (played by Simon Scuddamore) — protagonist

  Disfigured high school outcast who is doused with nitric acid during a 1976 prank. He returns ten years later disguised as a jester to systematically murder his former tormentors. After a final confro...

• Skip (played by Carmine Iannaccone) — supporting

  Primary troublemaker who leads the brutal 1976 locker room prank and mocks the naked Marty. At the 1986 reunion, he is hanged by a noose but survives, only to be accidentally killed by Carol wielding...

• Stella (played by Donna Yeager) — supporting

  Former classmate invited to the 1986 school reunion. She is found dead after being electrocuted while engaging in a sexual encounter with Frank inside the abandoned building.

• Shirley (played by Josephine Scandi) — supporting
• Joe (played by Gary Martin) — supporting

  Former classmate attending the 1986 reunion. He meets his demise when he is violently eviscerated by spinning tractor blades while exploring the dilapidated school.

• Frank (played by Billy Hartman) — supporting

  Former classmate who attends the 1986 reunion. He is killed when he is electrocuted while having sex with Stella in the derelict high school.

• Jester (played by Mark Ezra) — minor
• Digby (played by Jon Clark) — minor
• Coach (played by Marc Smith) — minor
• Ted (played by Michael Safran) — supporting

  Former classmate who feigned remorse after the 1976 incident but later returns for the reunion. His stomach violently explodes after drinking a beer laced with acid.

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Coach → Skip (Power Authority Opponent) — The coach's intervention opposes Skip's control over the prank group.

  The coach intervenes in the incident led by Skip after the students physically abuse Marty.

• Coach → Marty (Power Authority Intervention) — The coach temporarily interrupts the abuse through institutional authority.

  The coach intervenes after the students physically abuse Marty during the locker-room prank.

• Stella → Frank (Romantic Sexual Partners) — Their sexual relationship directly precedes their shared death.

  The plot states that Stella and Frank are having sex inside the abandoned school when they are electrocuted.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Jester → Digby (Conflict Killer And Victim) — Digby's death establishes the masked killer's threat at the abandoned school.

  Before the reunion killings begin, Digby is killed by a man wearing a jester hat and an old man mask.

• Skip → Ted (Alliance Prank Group Associates) — Both are connected to the group responsible for the 1976 abuse.

  Skip leads the students who abuse Marty, and Ted later participates in the continuing deception by feigning remorse and offering Marty a harmful subst...

• Marty → Frank (Conflict Avenger And Victim) — Frank becomes a victim of the traps surrounding the reunion party.

  Frank attends the reunion and is electrocuted together with Stella during their sexual encounter in the abandoned building.

• Marty → Stella (Conflict Avenger And Victim) — Stella is killed as part of the escalating attacks against the former classmates.

  Stella attends the reunion and is electrocuted while having sex with Frank inside the abandoned school.

• Marty → Joe (Conflict Avenger And Victim) — Joe is among the reunion attendees killed during the revenge attacks.

  Joe attends the reunion and is violently eviscerated by spinning tractor blades while exploring the dilapidated school.

• Marty → Shirley (Conflict Avenger And Victim) — Shirley becomes one of the former classmates targeted by Marty's revenge campaign.

  Shirley attends the reunion and is later melted with acid while taking a bath as the masked killings continue.

• Marty → Ted (Conflict Victim And Avenger) — Ted's false apology links him directly to Marty's later revenge.

  Ted feigns remorse after the prank but offers Marty marijuana laced with something intended to make him sick. At the reunion, Ted dies after drinking...

• Marty → Skip (Conflict Arch Enemy) — Skip is the most prominent organizer of Marty's original torment.

  Skip leads the students who physically abuse Marty during the locker-room prank. At the reunion, Marty appears as the jester and targets Skip, who is...

• Carol → Marty (Conflict Tormentor And Victim) — Their relationship develops from cruel humiliation into revenge and deadly retaliation.

  In 1976, Carol seduces Marty in the women's locker room as part of a prank, after which the students mock and abuse him. Ten years later, Marty pursue...

Story Analysis

A disfigured outcast transforms a cruel school prank into a decade-delayed cycle of revenge and psychological horror.

Plot Progression

1. The Cruel April Fools Prank — Carol lures Marty into the locker room and exposes the encounter as a public prank. Skip and other students abuse Marty until the coach intervenes.
2. Acid And Lasting Scars — Ted deceives Marty with a harmful substance, while Skip tampers with Marty's science project. The resulting accident douses Marty with nitric acid and disfigures him.
3. A Reunion In Ruins — Ten years later, Carol and the former classmates gather at their abandoned school and decide to party inside. Digby is killed by a masked figure before the group understands the danger.
4. The Reunion Turns Bloody — The masked killer eliminates the former classmates through acid, machinery, electrocution, and other lethal traps. Skip briefly survives a hanging as Carol becomes the killer's pursued target.
5. Revenge Without An End — Carol accidentally kills Skip before the jester kills her in the original locker room. The jester is revealed as Marty, whose hospital recovery ends with further murders and the removal of his skin gr...