Head Count (2019) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A college student who visits Joshua Tree to see his brother Peyton and joins a group of vacationers. He researches the Hisji monster legend, bonds with Zoe, and realizes the group is being targeted. H...
A photographer in the vacation group who initially bonds with Evan. She is revealed to be the Hisji monster in disguise, manipulating the group members and compelling them to harm themselves before re...
A member of the vacation group who is compelled by the Hisji (disguised as Zoe) to cut her own arms and later commits suicide.
A vacationer who witnesses strange doppelgangers and the mysterious blonde girl. She is later compelled by the Hisji to commit suicide during the attack.
Evan's older brother who leaves him with the vacationers and later returns to pick him up. He finds the house reset to its original state and his brother seemingly unharmed at the end.
A member of the vacation group who goes missing during the night alongside other friends, eventually falling victim to the Hisji.
A vacationer who Zoe falsely claims is traveling with her to the mines. He is eventually compelled by the monster to commit suicide.
A vacationer who appears twice during a game due to the doppelganger phenomenon. He later goes missing and is killed by the Hisji.
A vacationer in the group who goes missing during the supernatural events and is ultimately killed by the monster.
A vacationer who accompanies Evan outside the house. He is later compelled by the Hisji to commit suicide.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
While disguised as Zoe, the monster compels Vanessa to cut her own arms.
Evan and Zoe spend the day bonding, later sleep together, and Zoe kisses Evan before claiming she is going to the mines.
Evan travels to Joshua Tree to visit his older brother Peyton, and they initially take a bonding trip together.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Evan leaves the house with Camille, Max, Vanessa, and Nico, then rushes back with Camille after realizing only five people remain at the house.
Camille sees what appears to be Bryan inside the kitchen while Bryan is later seen outside with the group; he subsequently disappears.
Haley disappears with Tori, Sam, and Bryan and is ultimately killed by the monster.
Tori is among the vacationers who disappear before the group discovers the house in disarray.
A second Sam appears during the game, after which the group becomes suspicious; Sam later goes missing and is killed by the monster.
Nico leaves the house with Evan, Camille, Max, and Vanessa, and is later compelled by the monster to commit suicide.
Zoe falsely claims that she is going to the mines with Max, and the monster later compels Max to commit suicide.
The monster later compels Camille to commit suicide during the attack on the house.
A desert vacation becomes a nightmare of impersonation, disappearance, and supernatural manipulation.
Directed by Elle Callahan
Head Count (2019) · 5.4/10 · horror, mystery, thriller
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