Hideous! (1997) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
The incompetent receptionist at IMSI whose mistaken phone call inadvertently introduces Dr. Lorca to the new specimen. She later panics during the castle siege and falls to her death.
A high-level corporate executive and rival oddities buyer who purchases the specimen for a massive sum. He gets ambushed, seeks investigation, and ultimately dies in a sword fight and acid trap.
Dr. Lorca's assistant who actively participates in the theft, ambushes Lazar in a gorilla mask, and ultimately survives the castle massacre by using a security override to dispose of the creatures.
The owner of IMSI and seller of oddities who first handles the new specimen. She secures a lucrative deal with Lazar but becomes a target after the theft and is killed by a boobytrap.
A questionable water sanitation worker who discovers the fleshy organism in a treatment tank and sells it to Yost for a payout.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
During the castle lockdown, Sheila holds the four prisoners at gunpoint, including Elvina.
Yost tells Elvina, her receptionist, to arrange a meeting with Lazar.
Yost secures a deal with Lazar involving a $650,000 check and a contract for future purchases.
Martin discovers the fleshy organism in a water treatment tank and contacts Yost, who pays him for the item.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Sheila helps steal the specimen that Yost has purchased and later confronts Yost during the castle siege.
Elvina is questioned after the theft and admits that she informed the doctor about Yost's sale.
Sheila ambushes Lazar while wearing a gorilla mask, handcuffs him to a tree, and steals the specimen.
A grotesque specimen sale triggers betrayal, a castle siege, and an apparent escape by the creatures.
Directed by Charles Band
Hideous! (1997) · 5.3/10 · comedy, horror
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