Character Relationships in Scratch

Colin (played by Bernard Ledger) is a protagonist in Scratch. A central protagonist and member of the independent filmmaking trio attempting to produce a low-budget shock/gore movie. Jay (played by Jed Kurzel) is a protagonist in Scratch. A supporting member of the filmmaking crew involved in the production of the homemade horror flick. Mick (played by Victoria Dixon-Whittle) appears in Scratch. A core member of the trio driving the film project, focused on creating practical shock effects. Tommy (played by Aaron J. March) appears in Scratch. One of the three primary protagonists, heavily involved in the practical effects and direction of the homemade gore film. Bill (played by Michael Habib) appears in Scratch. A supporting member of the group or associated personnel encountered during the location shoot at the abandoned TV station. Daisy (played by Andy McPhee) appears in Scratch. A secondary character within the filmmaking circle, likely involved in the production or encountered during the station exploration. Matron (played by Irena Dangov) appears in Scratch. A menacing figure or central antagonist tied to the abandoned TV station, pivotal to the film's major twist.

Character Relationship Map: Scratch

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Scratch (2000) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.

Characters

Key Relationships

Story Analysis

A trio's independent horror production spirals into a survival nightmare within an abandoned television station, culminating in a shocking narrative reversal.

Plot Progression

  1. The Filmmakers Gambit
  2. Into the Abandoned Station
  3. Beyond Their Control
  4. The Unveiling Twist

Directed by Michael Ralph

Scratch (2000) · 9/10 · comedy, horror, thriller