Last Call (2018) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Becca
(played by Kaitlyn Black) — protagonist
The primary bartender working the closing shift. She is left to handle the unexpected aftermath of the night's events.
Steve
(played by Craig Lee Thomas) — protagonist
Becca's coworker at the bar. His decision to hook up with a patron escalates the situation at closing time.
Vampire
(played by Kelly Landry) — supporting
A mysterious late-night patron whose true nature is supernatural and dangerous. Acts as the primary antagonist.
Mike
(played by Luis Victor Jimenez) — supporting
Jordan
(played by Alex Choate) — supporting
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Mike → Jordan
(Professional Coworker) — Both share the same workplace and shift schedule.
Steve → Jordan
(Professional Coworker) — Both share the same workplace and shift schedule.
Steve → Mike
(Professional Coworker) — Both share the same workplace and shift schedule.
Becca → Jordan
(Professional Coworker) — Jordan assists with securing the bar for the night.
Becca → Mike
(Professional Coworker) — Mike is a fellow staff member checking on closing progress.
Steve → Vampire
(Romantic Seduction) — Steve is instantly drawn to the mysterious guest and leaves with them.
Becca → Steve
(Professional Coworker) — Both work at the bar and share closing duties.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Becca → Vampire
(Conflict Predator Vs Prey) — The vampire targets Becca after Steve departs.
Story Analysis
At closing time, a bartender faces unexpected cleanup after a coworker hooks up with a mysterious guest.
Plot Progression
The Bar Closes
— Closing time begins at the bar. The bartender prepares for the expected cleanup.
Cleanup Grows
— The bartender discovers that the cleanup is more extensive than expected. The ordinary closing routine becomes unexpectedly burdensome.
The Mysterious Guest
— The coworker hooks up with a mysterious guest. This encounter explains why the closing situation has become unusual.
An Unfinished Night
— The bartender is left dealing with more cleanup than anticipated. The available premise ends with the closing burden unresolved in detail.
Directed by Lisa J. Dooley
Last Call (2018) · 7/10 · comedy, horror
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