Hellphone (2007) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Sid is the central teenage protagonist, infatuated with Angie and initially embarrassed by his lack of a cellphone. After buying the supernatural red phone, he uses it to gain confidence, win Angie’s...
Angie is the girl Sid admires and hopes to date. She initially helps him after his failed skateboard stunt and accepts his invitation, but remains connected to Virgile. As the phone begins threatening...
Pierre, also called Tiger, is Sid’s close friend and practical companion. He encourages Sid to approach Angie, is amazed by the phone’s powers, and worries that Sid is becoming dependent on it. Althou...
Virgile is Angie’s sort-of boyfriend and a hostile student who watches Sid’s attempts to approach her. He and his friends tease Sid, and he later assaults him after the phone helps Sid gain advantages...
Fritz is Sid’s boss at the fast-food restaurant where Sid works. When Sid asks for his paycheck early to buy a cellphone, Fritz refuses. Later, Sid uses the phone to obtain time off, and the phone kil...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Virgile is described as Angie's sort-of boyfriend and later accompanies her and her friends at school.
Sid works at Fritz's fast food restaurant and asks Fritz for his paycheck in advance, but Fritz refuses.
Sid admires Angie, asks her out, uses the phone to obtain a date, and kisses her after the phone is destroyed.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Pierre joins Sid and Angie in the final plan to freeze the phone in liquid nitrogen.
Pierre encourages Sid to approach Angie, accompanies him through school, and helps him investigate and resist the phone.
Virgile and his friends tease Sid and Pierre during science class.
Virgile and his friends watch Sid approach Angie, tease him at school, and later assault him over the racing car.
A teenager's attempt to win love becomes a supernatural struggle against a phone that turns devotion into lethal control.
Directed by James Huth
Hellphone (2007) · 4.6/10 · comedy, fantasy, horror, mystery
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