DEFCON-4 (1985) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jacelyn "J.J." Jameson is initially held captive by survivalist Vinny. She joins Howe and Vinny to search for the crashed capsule but is captured at a military fort. Sentenced to death in a kangaroo c...
Vincent "Vinny" Mckinnon is a heavily armed survivalist who initially holds J.J. prisoner. He assists Howe and J.J. in using an armored tractor to reach the crash site but is captured at the fort. Aft...
Eva Jordan is an astronaut stranded on a secret space station. After the crash landing, she awakens, attempts to treat wounded Gideon, and negotiates the release of the condemned prisoners. She ultima...
Cecil Howe is an astronaut whose spacecraft is forced to return to Earth. After crashing, he allies with Vinny and J.J., navigates a kangaroo court to save himself, frees the prisoners, and escapes wi...
Gideon Hayes runs a militarized survival fort and is J.J.'s boyfriend. He discovers a safe shelter site, orchestrates a kangaroo court sentencing the newcomers to hang, and is later shot. He attempts...
Walker is one of the three astronauts on the space station. Shortly after the spacecraft crash-lands on a Nova Scotia beach, he is pulled from the capsule by radiation-crazed survivors known as "termi...
Lacey is a Marine Corporal who survives a helicopter crash alongside Gideon, J.J., and Boomer. She attempts to flee the fort on a sailboat with Gideon and J.J., is thrown overboard, returns to the cam...
Boomer is a Navy technician paralyzed during the helicopter crash. He uses salvaged satellite equipment to force the space station to crash. During the kangaroo court, he attempts to assassinate Gideo...
A post-apocalyptic survival thriller following astronauts and survivors navigating a nuclear-ravaged world and military tyranny.
Directed by Paul Donovan, Digby Cook
DEFCON-4 (1985) · 4.5/10 · action, science-fiction, thriller
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