Witchboard (2025) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A recovering heroin addict and Christian's fiancée who discovers a stolen spirit board. She uses it to communicate with the spirit of Naga Soth, becomes possessed, and ultimately shoots Alexander to s...
Emily's fiancé and an aspiring restaurateur preparing for his restaurant opening in New Orleans. He tries to turn in the cursed board but is fatally shot by Alexander during the climax.
An academic and antiquities expert, formerly Christian's girlfriend. She analyzes the board's symbols, helps save Christian from hallucinating guests, and later visits the Vatican to trade the board f...
Christian's friend and restaurant employee who suffers a gruesome fate when his hand is dismembered by an electric meat slicer during a violent kitchen accident.
A powerful 1690s witch and creator of the spirit board. Persecuted by Bishop Grogan, she possesses Emily to recreate her historical vengeance, ultimately burning with Grogan in a temporal vision.
A New Age pagan and descendant of Bishop Grogan. He attempts to enslave Naga Soth for his modern coven, shoots Christian, and is fatally shot by Emily.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Alexander seeks to control Naga Soth as a minion within his modern coven.
During Alexander's board session, Emily's soul is transferred back in time while Naga Soth possesses Emily's present-day body.
Richie is described as Christian's friend and restaurant employee.
Brooke is described as Christian's ex-girlfriend and attends the dinner where she analyzes the board's symbols.
Emily is identified as Christian's fiancée, and they live together while preparing for his restaurant opening.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Christian kills several cultists at Alexander's estate, and Alexander shoots Christian during the confrontation.
Alexander places Emily in a trance during a spirit-board session, enabling Naga Soth's possession of her body.
Jessie is identified as Emily's former drug dealer, and the board later causes him to fall from a rooftop to his death.
Alexander is identified as a New Age pagan and acquaintance of Brooke, whom she contacts regarding Emily's declining mental state.
Brooke examines the spirit board, helps address the supernatural crisis, and later departs with Emily after the confrontation.
A recovering woman becomes entangled with an ancient witch, a cursed spirit board, and a modern occult scheme that spans bloodline and time.
Directed by Chuck Russell
Witchboard (2025) · 5.6/10 · horror
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