Enter the Devil (1972) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Glenn
(played by Joshua Bryant) — protagonist
Jason Brooks
(played by David S. Cass Sr.) — supporting
Sheriff
(played by John Martin) — supporting
Doc
(played by Carle Bensen) — supporting
Sam
(played by Ed Geldart) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sheriff → Jason Brooks
(Professional Official Assignment) — The Sheriff directs Jason to investigate the missing traveler, and Jason reluctantly accepts the assignment.
The Sheriff sends Jason Brooks to investigate Perkins's disappearance, despite Jason's objection that it is his day off.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Glenn → Sam
(Social Lodge Acquaintances) — They are both associated with the lodge setting; the supplied plot does not establish a more specific personal relationship.
The plot places Sam and Glenn among the visitors and workers around Glenn's lodge, but gives no specific interaction between them.
Glenn → Doc
(Social Friends) — Their friendship includes a serious discussion about their suspicions and whether they made the right choice in sending Leslie away.
The plot describes Doc as Glenn's friend. Doc later raises his suspicions with Glenn about the danger developing in the area.
Glenn → Jason Brooks
(Narrative Investigation Contact) — Glenn assists Jason's inquiry at the lodge, while Jason later travels toward the mine as the danger around the area grows.
Jason's search brings him to Glenn's lodge, where Glenn helps him ask around for information. Jason later agrees to accompany Leslie on a trip to an o...
Story Analysis
A missing-person inquiry and an unsettling mine incident deepen the mystery around a remote border community, while the characters leave with their central questions unanswered.
Plot Progression
A Missing Man in Border Country
— A radio broadcast reports Perkins overdue, and the Sheriff assigns Jason Brooks to investigate. Jason reaches Glenn's lodge, where the inquiry is hampered by the reluctance of people across the river...
Evidence Without Answers
— A hunting party finds a burned car whose plates suggest a connection to Perkins, but the remains cannot be identified. Tensions around the lodge add another layer of secrecy without resolving the disa...
The Mine's Growing Danger
— Doc brings Leslie to the lodge, where she becomes closer to Glenn and pursues her research. Jason accompanies her toward an old mine, and a reported fire is followed by Jason being found badly hurt.
Departure and Unanswered Suspicions
— Doc urges Leslie to leave because he believes the situation is dangerous, while she resists abandoning her research. Glenn and Doc arrange her train departure, but the conversation afterward does not...
Directed by Frank Q. Dobbs
Enter the Devil (1972) · 5.1/10 · drama, horror
Content sources
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(Q92943655), public domain (CC0).
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