Black Killer (1971) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
James Webb arrives posing as a lawyer while secretly investigating the judge’s corrupt land scheme and the O'Hara gang. He manipulates the law to make Burt sheriff, later forces the judge to sign pape...
Burt Collins comes to town searching for his brother Peter and quickly clashes with the O'Hara gang after killing dishonest gamblers. He becomes sheriff through Webb’s legal maneuvering, then joins Sa...
Ramon O'Hara owns the town saloon and is a leading member of the gang controlling the area. He advises Burt to leave town, participates in the violent confrontation with him, and later fights him in t...
Pedro O'Hara is one of the gang members occupying the O'Hara ranch. During the assault on the ranch, Burt confronts him inside a dark room. When another man opens the door and exposes Pedro, Burt kill...
Miguel O'Hara is one of the gang members defending the ranch against Burt and Sarah. After the other attackers are killed or flee, he remains behind. Sarah shoots him with a burning explosive arrow, w...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot identifies Pedro and Miguel as members of the O'Hara brothers.
The plot identifies Ramon and Miguel as members of the O'Hara brothers.
The plot identifies Ramon and Pedro as members of the O'Hara brothers.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Miguel is left at the ranch after Burt and his ally attack the gang, and he is blinded by a burning explosive arrow.
Pedro is confronted by Burt's side during the ranch assault after the O'Hara gang attacks Burt's family.
Miguel remains with the O'Hara forces after the ranch attack, while Webb supports Burt's campaign against the gang.
Webb's broader plan targets the O'Hara gang, and Pedro is one of the gang members killed during the assault on the ranch.
Webb helps organize resistance against the O'Hara gang, and later shoots two of Ramon's men from a roof before throwing a pistol to Burt.
Webb visits Burt's hotel room and proposes a plan. Their cooperation later leads to the destruction of the O'Hara gang.
Ramon's gang attacks Burt's family, kills his brother, burns the house, and later fights Burt in the street.
Two dangerous outsiders exploit law, violence, and betrayal while dismantling the O'Hara control of the town.
Directed by Carlo Croccolo
Black Killer (1971) · 4.7/10 · action, romance, western
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