The Final Storm (2010) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Gillian is Tom Grady's wife and lives with him and their family on the farm where Silas takes refuge. Tom finds her in the bathroom with Silas in the tub, and after Tom drives Silas away, Silas return...
Silas is a mysterious man who takes refuge at the Grady farm during a severe storm. He is revealed to have killed his father and a foreclosure agent, and to have spent 20 years in prison. He returns t...
Tom is a farmer who lives with his wife, Gillian, and their family. Suspicious of Silas, he investigates his past and discovers evidence of his killings. After ordering Silas off the farm, Tom is atta...
Graham is Tom Grady's son. When Silas hangs Tom from a tree, Graham comes to his father's rescue and cuts him down just before he loses consciousness. His intervention allows Tom to survive and fight...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The character profile identifies Graham as Tom's son. When Silas hangs Tom from a tree, Graham cuts him down and saves him.
The character profile identifies Gillian as Tom Grady's wife, and the plot places them together at their farm.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
While searching the town police station for records, Tom is attacked by two deranged men and fights them off before escaping.
Tom finds Gillian in the bathroom with Silas soaking in the tub. After returning to the house, Silas tries to persuade her to become his new wife.
Tom lets Silas take refuge at the farm, but becomes suspicious after discovering evidence of Silas's past. Silas later attacks Tom, and Tom kills him...
A farmer's suspicion of a dangerous stranger escalates into a fight for survival, then gives way to an apocalyptic ending.
Directed by Uwe Boll
The Final Storm (2010) · 4.4/10 · action, horror, mystery, thriller
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