Trespassing (2004) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Mark is part of the group filming and exploring the old plantation. He views the unexplained phenomenon as an extraordinary opportunity rather than a reason to retreat, and insists that he and Tyler i...
Kristy Goodman travels to the plantation with Mark, Tyler, Sharon, and Eric while they film and investigate the location. Later, she hides with Sharon in a dark room and prepares to use a camera flash...
Tyler is a member of the group exploring the plantation and appears less willing than Mark to confront the unexplained presence. He wants to leave, but eventually follows Mark into the attic, where a...
Linda Bryce is part of the troubled Bryce household and argues with John about their unstable son, Carl Bryce. She believes Carl is distressed and needs psychological help rather than harsher discipli...
John Bryce is a member of the unstable Bryce household and the father of Carl Bryce. He argues that Carl needs discipline rather than another visit to a psychologist, dismissing Linda's concern that t...
Carl Bryce is the troubled son at the center of the Bryce family's crisis. He has apparently strangled the family dog, prompting an argument between Linda and John about how he should be treated. When...
Dr. Theodore Rosen is a psychologist and university professor who is interviewed about local myths and legends. He explains that such stories may originate in real events before becoming distorted, an...
Sharon travels with Mark, Tyler, Kristy Goodman, and Eric to film and explore the old plantation. During the trek, she is injured by a concealed metal trap, forcing the group to stop and assist her. L...
Eric is a member of the group that travels to the old plantation while filming and exploring the location. He is present as tensions rise, Sharon is injured by a concealed metal trap, and the group di...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Rosen identifies his research into a case involving the Bryce family after discussing how legends can originate in real events.
Rosen's investigation into local legends led him to a case involving the Bryce family, including the household violence described earlier.
Dr. Rosen explains that his research into local myths and legends led him to a case involving the Bryce family.
John argues that his troubled son Carl needs discipline rather than another visit to a psychologist.
The Bryce household argument centers on Linda's troubled son Carl. Linda pleads with Carl not to continue during the household confrontation.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Eric travels with Mark, Tyler, Kristy Goodman, and Sharon while they film and explore the old plantation.
Sharon and Tyler are members of the group traveling to the plantation and responding to the unexplained presence inside the building.
Sharon travels with Mark and the others to the old plantation while the group films and explores the location.
Kristy and Sharon hide together in a dark room and prepare to use a camera flash against the approaching threat.
Mark travels with Kristy Goodman, Tyler, Sharon, and Eric to the old plantation while filming and exploring it.
Mark insists that he and Tyler investigate the attic together, despite Tyler wanting to leave.
Linda and John argue about how to respond to Carl's behavior, with Linda supporting psychological help and John demanding discipline.
A troubled family case becomes connected to a dangerous supernatural investigation at an old plantation.
Directed by James Merendino
Trespassing (2004) · 4.8/10 · horror
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