Bait (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Protagonist and supermarket employee who transitions from a lifeguard to a survivor leader. He helps trap and kill two sharks using a taser and shotgun, ultimately rescuing the remaining survivors and...
Lifeguard friend of Josh and brother of Tina. Killed early in the film by a great white shark while setting a buoy, his death triggers Josh's lingering guilt and motivates his survival journey.
Rory's sister and Josh's former fiancée. Returns from Singapore with a new boyfriend, survives the supermarket shark attack, and eventually reconciles with Josh after he confesses his guilt over Rory'...
Armed robber who holds the supermarket at gunpoint alongside partner Kirby. Later rigs a truck to explode, creating an escape route that allows the final group of survivors to leave the flooded store.
Employee at the supermarket and Jaimie's boyfriend. Trapped in the flooded parking garage with Kyle and Heather, he helps the couple escape before being chased and eaten by a second shark.
Teenager trapped in the parking garage with Kyle and Ryan. Survives the initial flood and shark attack, and her renewed hope inspires Ryan to bang on pipes to call for external rescue.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Jessup is the store manager and fires Ryan after discovering Jaime's shoplifting connection.
Tina returns from Singapore with Steven, who is explicitly described as her new boyfriend.
Rory asks Josh whether he regrets proposing to Tina, and Tina later discusses their planned move to Singapore.
The plot identifies Rory as Tina's brother and shows him discussing Josh's proposal to his sister.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Josh hears Ryan's call for help and goes to the parking garage with Jaime to rescue him.
Ryan helps Heather escape from a flooded car in the parking garage and later responds to her renewed hope by calling for help through the pipes.
Doyle later rigs a truck to explode, opening a hole in the debris and allowing Josh and the other survivors to escape.
Doyle suddenly holds Jessup at gunpoint during the supermarket robbery.
Steven volunteers to shut off the power, and Josh is among the survivors relying on this action to escape the electrified water.
Josh and Rory are described as friends and fellow lifeguards. Josh attempts to rescue Rory after the shark attacks him.
After losing Rory to a shark, Josh must lead trapped survivors through a flooded supermarket while confronting guilt, human conflict, and two deadly sharks.
Directed by Kimble Rendall
Bait (2012) · 5.7/10 · horror
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