Spiderhole (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Zoe is one of the four art students who move into the abandoned London house with Molly, Luke, and Toby. She has sex with Toby, discovers the house’s danger, cuts her leg, and is captured by the hazma...
Toby is one of Molly, Luke, and Zoe’s fellow art students in the squatting group. He has sex with Zoe, discovers the house’s disturbing evidence, and is abducted after the group is gassed. He is later...
Luke is Molly’s fellow art student and one of the people who goes squatting in the abandoned house. He helps explore the property, enters the hidden passage, admits seeing mutilated body parts, and at...
The Doctor is the physician who examines Molly in the emergency room and tells her that her symptoms are heartburn, advising her to stop smoking spliffs. The medical encounter occurs before Molly join...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
While the group tries to turn on the water, the plot states that Toby and Zoe have sex.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Luke and the other student attack the hazmat-suited figure with planks, believing he is the Doctor.
The Doctor examines Zoe's injured leg, returns with a hacksaw, and later begins cutting off her leg while she is tied to a cot.
Toby is tied to a metal cot, sedated by the hazmat-suited Doctor, and later has his eye cut out and placed in a jar.
Toby and Luke travel with Zoe and the other student while preparing to occupy an abandoned house.
Zoe and Luke explore the house together after the group discovers that they are locked inside.
A group of young squatters becomes trapped in an abandoned house where a surgeon-like captor conducts brutal experiments and hides a final human threat.
Directed by Daniel Simpson
Spiderhole (2010) · 3.8/10 · horror
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