Madhouse (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A psychiatric intern who secretly impersonates a deceased medical student to infiltrate the hospital. He investigates staff misconduct, experiences visions, and ultimately reveals himself as former pa...
A staff nurse who initially guides Clark through the facility. She is later revealed to be the serial killer responsible for multiple murders and is ultimately killed by Ben London.
A psychiatric patient who observes the facility and experiences recurring visions of a sinister young boy. She shares these visions during staff meetings.
The corrupt director of the mental facility. He embezzles funds, uses placebos on patients, and is revealed to have killed a young patient years ago. He is ultimately murdered by Ben London.
The strict head nurse who oversees patient care. She is known for physically abusing patients and is murdered by a cloaked figure while investigating a mysterious noise.
A staff doctor introduced to Clark who discusses historical patient cases. He is later brutally murdered with an axe by the facility's hidden killer.
A staff nurse who welcomes Clark upon arrival. She provides him with keys and a walkie-talkie to assist with his training.
A security guard who stops a violent patient attack. He is later falsely suspected of being the hospital's killer and arrested by the police.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Drake works as a security guard at the facility, and Franks assigns staff to investigate Hendricks's murder.
Alice is held at Cunningham Hall, an institution directed by Dr. Franks, while the staff controls patient treatment and confinement.
Dr. Franks introduces Clark to Dr. Morton as one of the facility's doctors.
Clark witnesses Nurse Hendricks physically abusing Alice.
Sara and Nurse Hendricks speak privately during Clark's tour, and later work in the nurses' station during night duty.
Betty welcomes Clark, gives him keys and a walkie-talkie, and takes him to Dr. Franks.
Clark follows the young boy to the Madhouse and finds Dr. Morton, who recalls the Cell #44 patient who supposedly escaped and died.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sara tells Clark that Drake is the murderer, after which Drake is arrested by police, although Sara is later revealed as the killer.
When a patient attacks Clark with a shard of glass, Drake intervenes and beats the attacker down.
Clark participates in a meeting where Alice discusses her recurring visions of a sinister young boy.
Clark questions Sara about the facility, later trusts her enough to confide in her, and then realizes she is the killer after she drugs him.
Clark investigates the hospital's misconduct and questions Dr. Franks about Cell #44. He later discovers that Franks uses placebos and embezzles hospi...
A psychiatric intern investigates institutional corruption while unknowingly reconstructing his identity as a former patient seeking revenge.
Directed by William Butler
Madhouse (2004) · 5.7/10 · horror, thriller
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