The Deadly Spawn (1983) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A young monster-movie fan who discovers the alien infestation and uses its sound sensitivity to help protect the others.
Charles's college-age brother and a budding scientist who investigates the creatures alongside his classmates.
One of Pete's classmates, who examines a creature and suggests it may have come from outer space.
One of Pete's classmates, who helps examine the strange creatures and confront the infestation.
A member of the young group who arrives at the house and is pulled to safety from the monster.
A relative visiting the family who later escapes an attack at a luncheon with her guests.
Charles and Pete's mother, who is killed by the creature after searching for her husband.
Charles's psychologist uncle, who briefly speaks with him before falling victim to the spawn.
A worker called to investigate a basement electrical problem who is attacked by the spawn.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Barb is identified as Pete's mother.
Barb is identified as Charles's mother.
They are identified as brothers.
Uncle Herb visits Charles's family and speaks with Charles.
Aunt Millie visits Barb's household as a relative.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Charles goes to scare the electrician and discovers the spawn in the basement.
Ellen is identified as one of Pete's classmates.
Frankie is identified as one of Pete's classmates.
They examine a creature together and later face the infestation with the group.
Kathy joins Pete and the others during the creature attack.
A meteor-borne alien infestation consumes a family, forcing surviving teens to use scientific knowledge and makeshift traps to fight back against an escalating extraterrestrial threat.
Directed by Douglas McKeown
The Deadly Spawn (1983) · 5.6/10 · horror, science-fiction
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