The Believers (1987) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Cal is a psychologist and police consultant who relocates to New York with his son, Chris, after his wife Lisa's accidental death. He investigates the ritual murders, discovers the cult's plan to sacr...
Oscar is Tom's friend and an investigator of the cult's activities. He tells Cal and Jessica that a ritual murder is planned for the summer solstice and performs a purification ceremony intended to pr...
Palo is a mysterious Caribbean cult member who tries to steal Jessica's necklace and places a curse through her compact. He helps capture Cal and Chris for the warehouse sacrifice, incapacitates Marty...
Calder is an elite businessman and the cult's powerful leader. A secret file records his ritual murder of his own son, and he later joins the cultists at the Maslow house, abducts Chris, and carries h...
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Oscar identifies the cult's planned ritual murder and attempts to protect the intended child victim, while Calder leads the sacrifice.
Calder and Palo enter the country house together with other cultists, later participate in the warehouse ritual, and work to prevent Cal from rescuing...
Palo attacks Cal at the country house, knocks him unconscious, and later attacks him again at the warehouse.
Cal learns that Calder participated in a ritual murder and later confronts him at the abandoned factory, where Calder is abducting Cal's child for sac...
Cal and Jessica consult Oscar about the cult's predicted summer-solstice murder. Oscar performs a purification ritual intended to protect Cal's child.
A grieving psychologist confronts a sacrificial cult while discovering that apparent safety may conceal the same darkness.
Directed by John Schlesinger
The Believers (1987) · 5.9/10 · horror, mystery, thriller
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