Pyewacket (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Leah Reyes is the teenage protagonist, fascinated by black magic and occult practices. After arguing with her mother, she summons Pyewacket to kill her, then regrets the ritual when her feelings chang...
Janice is Leah's best friend from school. When Leah seeks help after waking covered in blood, Janice agrees to stay overnight at the house and help lift the curse. She survives the night but is found...
Aaron is Leah's friend, whom she calls after stopping the reverse ritual and becoming panicked in the forest. He agrees to pick her up and later arrives at the burning house. His discovery of Leah unc...
The Detective interviews Leah after her mother's death and the destruction of the house. By playing the recording of Leah's emergency call, the Detective challenges her account that her mother's body...
Pyewacket is the summoned demonic entity at the center of Leah's ordeal. It appears as a shadowy presence, drags Leah into the forest, and terrifies Janice. As a deceptive shapeshifter, it takes the f...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The Detective interviews Leah about her mother's death and plays the recording of Leah's 911 call.
Leah performs an occult ritual to summon Pyewacket and asks it to kill her mother. Pyewacket subsequently appears and acts against Leah.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
After stopping the reverse ritual, Leah calls Aaron to pick her up.
After staying overnight, Janice is found cowering in the car and is too terrified to explain what happened.
Leah turns to her school friends for help, and Janice agrees to stay overnight at Leah's house.
A grieving teenager's impulsive occult ritual spirals into paranoia, violence, and an unresolved supernatural mystery.
Directed by Adam MacDonald
Pyewacket (2017) · 5.9/10 · horror, thriller
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