Cellar Door (2024) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Co-protagonist who moves into a mysterious estate with her husband John. She grows suspicious of John's secretive behavior and ultimately confesses to killing his former lover, Alyssa, in self-defense...
Co-protagonist who purchases a secluded house with Sera under the strict condition to never open the cellar. Haunted by a past affair with colleague Alyssa, he faces a harassment claim and police inve...
Long-time resident who welcomes John and Sera to his grand estate. He offers them the house with a prohibition against opening the cellar door. Months later, he sends them a package containing a key a...
John's former colleague and mistress. She files a sexual harassment claim against him, causing work suspension. After a heated confrontation with Sera, she mysteriously disappears. Her abandoned car t...
Previous resident of the house who John contacts out of paranoia. He reveals the house's supernatural nature, explaining that it exploits the occupants' hidden secrets and ultimately leads to their do...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Sera accepts Emmett's offer with John despite the condition forbidding them from opening the cellar door.
Emmett offers John and Sera his house on the condition that they never open the cellar door.
Alyssa is identified as John's colleague with whom he had an affair.
The plot identifies Sera and John as a couple searching for and moving into a new home together.
Jeannie is the real estate agent who suggests that Sera and John consult Emmett about the area.
Jeannie helps John and Sera with their difficult home search and directs them to Emmett.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Driven by paranoia, John contacts Paul, a previous resident of the house, to learn about its history.
After a heated confrontation, Sera confesses that she killed Alyssa in self-defense and hid her body in the cellar.
A couple's new home turns hidden guilt into a shared secret that threatens their future.
Directed by Vaughn Stein
Cellar Door (2024) · 5.7/10 · horror, thriller
Plot analysis generated from content on Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Related entry on Wikidata (Q130753378), public domain (CC0).