Schlock (1973) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Schlock
(played by John Landis) — protagonist
A prehistoric apeman who terrorizes Southern California before venturing into a suburb. He falls in love with a blind teenager, crashes a school party, and is eventually shot down by a military regime...
Detective Sgt. Wino
(played by Saul Kahan) — protagonist
The lead police officer investigating the creature's habitat. He questions the professor after the military shoots down the apeman.
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Schlock → Detective Sgt. Wino
(Professional Investigator And Subject) — Wino investigates Schlock as the central threat to Southern California.
Detective Sgt. Wino is informed about Schlock's cave habitat and leads the police investigation into the creature.
Story Analysis
A series of bizarre killings and reports of a hidden creature unsettle Canyon Valley, while an ordinary school dance becomes another setting for unresolved danger.
Plot Progression
The Banana Murders Begin
— A picnic massacre and banana-peel evidence alarm Canyon Valley. Putzman's sensational broadcast turns the uncertain body count into a public contest as police search for an unidentified attacker.
The Cave's Hidden Danger
— Four teenagers discover a cave, where Billy finds blood, bones, and bananas. He ignores his friends' warnings, and a roar and his screams send the others for help.
A Theory Without Answers
— Professor Shilbovitz suggests an ancient missing link or Yeti may have survived underground, then approaches the hole as reporters follow. The investigation provides no clear resolution, while Mindy a...
Fear at the School Dance
— Ominous creature sounds intrude on ordinary life, and Wino arranges police guards outside the school gym. The celebration is interrupted by noises and screams, leaving the threat unresolved.