Dead Shack (2017) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A teenager on the family vacation who discovers evidence of the Neighbor's crimes with Summer and Colin. He awkwardly tries to impress Summer, helps warn the adults, hides and arms himself, and joins...
A teenager who mocks the rundown cabin and investigates the surrounding area with Jason and Colin. She recognizes the danger posed by the Neighbor, helps protect the group, and fights back during the...
A teenager who treats the disappearances as a joke and behaves recklessly, but later discovers disturbing evidence with Jason and Summer. He helps confront the danger, protect Roger, and fight back ag...
The primary antagonist, a woman living near the cabin who has drugged and killed at least one young man. She keeps captive young men, manipulates the situation, separates her attackers from the teenag...
An irresponsible adult who drinks, initially dismisses the danger, and suggests investigating the Neighbor instead of calling the police. He drinks drugged wine and collapses, but the teenagers also r...
An adult on the family vacation who drinks and behaves irresponsibly while the teenagers become increasingly uncomfortable. She is present when the group investigates the Neighbor's property and when...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lisa shares responsibility for the vacation group, while Colin's reckless behavior is part of the teenagers' conflict with the adults.
Lisa is part of the adult group at the cabin, while Summer reacts negatively to the adults' drinking and irresponsible behavior.
Lisa travels with Jason as one of the adults on the family vacation, but her drinking and irresponsibility leave the teenagers uncomfortable.
Roger is part of the adult group responsible for the trip, while Colin reacts to the danger with reckless joking.
Roger is one of the adults supervising the cabin trip, while Summer becomes increasingly uncomfortable with the adults' behavior.
Roger is one of the adults responsible for the vacation group, and the teenagers later acknowledge that he cares about them despite his flaws.
Jason awkwardly tries to impress Summer during the trip to the cabin.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Neighbor may have seen Jason witnessing her crimes, later confronts the group, separates them, and orders attacks against them.
The group discovers a drugged man on the Neighbor's property, along with evidence that she has drugged and killed young men.
Roger and Lisa travel with the group, bicker about drinking and parenting, and behave irresponsibly together at the cabin.
Summer and Colin trade insults and jokes during the vacation, then explore the area together with Jason.
Jason and Colin explore the area together, discover evidence of violence, hide, arm themselves, and fight back.
A chaotic family vacation becomes a fight for survival after teenagers uncover the Neighbor's violent crimes.
Directed by Peter Ricq
Dead Shack (2017) · 5.6/10 · action, comedy, horror, thriller
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