Kill Zombie! (2012) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Jeffrey is an incompetent bouncer who is jailed after the pool-party fight alongside Aziz and Mo. He is tasered after talking back to Kim, later helps the group survive the outbreak, and becomes espec...
Tess is Aziz's dream girl and girlfriend, whose distress call motivates him to risk everything to reach the infected office building. Although Aziz and Kim try to rescue her, Tess has already become a...
Kim is a tough police officer who initially confronts the jailed group and tasers Mo and Jeffrey. She saves them from zombies, reluctantly accompanies Aziz while being both impressed and annoyed by hi...
Aziz is the central protagonist, an unhappy office worker whose determination to save his girlfriend Tess drives the story. He survives the outbreak with Kim, Mo, Jeffrey, and others, chooses to rescu...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
The plot states that Aziz has recently started dating Tess, whom he considers his dream girl. He repeatedly risks himself to rescue her.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Kim encounters Tess after Tess has transformed into a zombie, and Kim beheads her.
Jeffrey joins the group during the zombie crisis, later holds off zombie hordes with a minigun, and escapes with Aziz after the office building collap...
Kim saves the jailed group from a zombie attack, and later works with Aziz to rescue Jeffrey before the group continues toward the shelter.
Kim reluctantly accompanies Aziz when he leaves to rescue Tess. Together they fight zombies and later rescue Jeffrey and Aziz's brother.
Aziz's determined rescue mission becomes a brutal survival struggle against zombies, sacrifice, and a newly revealed vampire threat.
Directed by Martijn Smits, Erwin van den Eshof
Kill Zombie! (2012) · 4.7/10 · comedy, horror
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