Character Relationships in Germ

Brooke (played by Marguerite Sundberg) is a protagonist in Germ. A local woman who becomes the central survivor after her family is attacked by a horde of infected humans. She alerts the military via satellite phone and later reunites with the infected Max, ultimately fighting alongside him to escape the surrounding attackers. Max (played by Michael Flores) appears in Germ. A local deputy and Brooke's love interest who becomes infected after being bitten by the town physician Davidson. He traps himself in a police cruiser before reuniting with Brooke to fight the infected horde and confesses his love. Karen (played by Beth Pratt) appears in Germ. Brooke's friend who discovers the mutilated corpse of her boyfriend Chad after he investigates a bloodied man in their yard, providing early evidence of the infection spreading. Davidson (played by Bernard Setaro Clark) appears in Germ. A local deputy and town physician who investigates the meteorite aftermath. He identifies a mysterious bacterium in a victim, gets attacked and bitten by the infected, and subsequently infects Max before being found battered at the office. Chad (played by Brendan Nagle) appears in Germ. Karen's boyfriend who investigates a strange man in the yard and becomes one of the first victims of the infection. His autopsy reveals rapid hypothalamus growth and consumption by multiple humans.

Character Relationship Map: Germ

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Story Analysis

A meteorite-borne bacterium triggers a zombie-like outbreak in a small town, forcing survivors to fight for their lives.

Plot Progression

  1. Cosmic Contamination
  2. The First Infection
  3. Town Collapse
  4. Bitten & Betrayed
  5. Final Stand

Directed by John Craddock, J.T. Boone

Germ (2013) · 3.8/10 · horror

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