Strange Behavior (1981) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A dedicated local police officer who investigates a series of brutal murders linked to unethical university experiments. He serves as a protective father figure to Pete and ultimately uncovers the con...
A university professor and disciple of Dr. Le Sange who continues his unethical mind-control research using pills and injections. She acts as the primary antagonist, manipulating subjects and attempti...
A reclusive scientist and pioneer of mind-control experiments who faked his death to continue his work in secret. He is revealed as the true mastermind behind the murders and Pete's biological father,...
A college student employed at the university laboratory who develops a romantic relationship with Pete. She supports him during his ordeal and helps uncover the truth about the experiments.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Caroline works at the front desk of the laboratory where Gwen conducts human and animal tests.
After Waldo is stabbed outside a house party, John questions witnesses and studies the unusual surgical incision near Waldo's eye.
Gwen screens a lecture by her late mentor, Dr. Le Sange, and continues his mind-control research through pills, injections, and human testing.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Caroline is part of the surrounding university and student environment while Waldo's murder and the related attacks escalate among local young people.
Caroline is present with the confused young man when John returns home, and she later follows the investigation to the university.
John concludes that the victims are sons of men who previously collaborated with him to investigate Le Sange's unethical experiments, while Le Sange i...
John suspects that the female assailant may be one of Gwen's test subjects and confronts Gwen at the laboratory.
John investigates murders connected to Le Sange's unethical experiments. He breaks into Le Sange's crypt and later confronts him at the university.
A police investigation uncovers a hidden mind-control program, a revenge conspiracy, and a final struggle against psychological domination.
Directed by Michael Laughlin
Strange Behavior (1981) · 5.5/10 · horror, mystery, science-fiction
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