The Wraith (1986) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The mysterious driver of the Turbo Interceptor who returns to Brooks avenging his murdered self. Arrives on a dirt bike, befriends locals, and systematically eliminates Packard's gang through high-spe...
The ruthless leader of a local car thief gang who rules through intimidation and illegal racing. He holds Keri captive, orchestrates the murder of Jamie Hankins, and ultimately meets his end in a fata...
A local woman held captive by Packard and grieving her murdered boyfriend, Jamie. She forms a bond with Jake and later discovers he is Jamie's resurrected form, choosing to ride off with him into the...
The local sheriff who pursues the mysterious Interceptor driver. He investigates the gang's destruction, learns the truth behind Jamie's murder from Rughead, and eventually stands down after the gang...
Jamie's grieving brother who befriends Jake and attempts to rescue Keri from Packard. He is later given the Interceptor by Jake and finally recognizes him as his resurrected brother.
The gang's former tech specialist who witnesses the Interceptor's attacks. He deduces the targets' fates, reveals the truth about Packard's murder of Jamie to the sheriff, and survives the gang's down...
A member of Packard's car theft gang who is killed when the Wraith challenges him to a race inside a warehouse, triggering a fatal explosion.
Another gang member who dies in the warehouse explosion orchestrated by the Wraith's Interceptor during an illegal race.
Packard's gang member who is eliminated in a high-speed race against the Interceptor, leaving his body unharmed but with burned-out eye sockets.
A gang member who suffers the same supernatural fate as Oggie, dying in a race crash with his body intact but his eye sockets burned out.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rughead is identified as the gang's former tech specialist and figures out why the gang members are being targeted.
Loomis investigates the destruction caused by Packard's gang and learns that the gang murdered Jamie Hankins.
Packard controls Keri through intimidation and views her as his property. He kidnaps her when he decides to flee Brooks.
Billy is Jamie Hankins's brother, and Jake later tells him that he already knows who Jake is. Billy realizes that Jake is Jamie.
Minty is identified as a member of Packard's gang and participates in the gang's illegal racing world.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Billy tries to intervene when Packard kidnaps Keri and beats him when he attempts to help her.
Oggie and Minty are both targeted during the high-speed race against the Turbo Interceptor and die in the resulting crashes.
Skank and Gutterboy are both members of Packard's gang and are killed together when the Interceptor races through the warehouse.
The mysterious driver challenges Packard's gang to races and ultimately challenges Packard directly. Packard dies in an explosive head-on collision wi...
Gutterboy is killed in the warehouse explosion caused when the Turbo Interceptor races through the gang's base.
The Turbo Interceptor races inside the gang's warehouse, causing an explosion that kills Skank.
Minty dies in the explosive race against the Turbo Interceptor, with his body left intact except for burned-out eye sockets.
The Turbo Interceptor challenges Packard's gang to a race, and Oggie is killed in the high-speed explosive crash that follows.
Loomis pursues the Turbo Interceptor after its deadly races and later watches Jake and Keri from a distance. He eventually calls off the hunt for the...
After witnessing the warehouse destruction, Rughead tells Loomis that Packard and his gang murdered Jamie Hankins and that Jamie's spirit has returned...
A murdered young man returns in a supernatural identity to dismantle the gang responsible and reclaim a lost relationship.
Directed by Mike Marvin
The Wraith (1986) · 6.4/10 · action, science-fiction
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