Stripped to Kill (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A police officer working undercover in Skid Row, Cody investigates Angel’s murder by posing as a dancer at Rock Bottom. Though she is not an experienced performer, she wins amateur night and gains emp...
Cody’s police partner and investigative colleague, Heineman helps pursue the murders and examines several suspects, including Mr. Pocket. He has romantic feelings for Cody, and their relationship beco...
Ray is the owner of Rock Bottom, the club where Angel and the other dancers work. After Cody wins amateur night despite her limited dancing ability, Ray offers her a job, unknowingly helping her conti...
Roxanne is a stripper at Rock Bottom and Angel’s lover, making her an important figure in the murder investigation. Heineman considers her a potential suspect, while Cody later visits her apartment wh...
Cinnamon is one of the dancers connected to Rock Bottom. Ray dismisses her from the club because she is addicted to pills, and she is later strangled with a metal cord by the assailant. Her murder dem...
Angel is a stripper employed at Rock Bottom and Roxanne’s lover. She is witnessed being thrown from a bridge and set on fire, an event that launches Cody and Heineman’s investigation. Her murder draws...
Mr. Pocket is a young man who is frequently present at Rock Bottom and becomes one of Heineman’s suspects. Heineman believes Pocket may be the killer and confronts him, but discovers that he is missin...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Roxanne as a stripper who was Angel's lover.
Ray lets Cinnamon go because she is addicted to pills.
After Cody wins amateur night at Rock Bottom, Ray offers her a job.
Heineman has romantic feelings for Cody. They have sex, then argue the following morning.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Cody visits Roxanne's apartment while investigating, but encounters someone presenting as Roxanne.
Heineman believes Pocket may be the killer and confronts him, then discovers Pocket is missing a hand and his genitals from a war injury.
Cody and Heineman witness Angel being thrown from a bridge and set on fire; the murder launches their investigation.
An undercover investigation into murders at a Los Angeles club leads Cody from a hidden identity to a deadly confrontation and a hard-won reunion with Heineman.
Directed by Katt Shea
Stripped to Kill (1987) · 4.7/10 · crime, drama
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