Vibes (1988) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A psychometrist and museum curator who can read the history of objects through touch. Initially reluctant to join the expedition, he becomes Sylvia's reluctant ally and eventual romantic interest.
A trance-medium and astral projection practitioner guided by a spirit named Louise. She leads the Ecuador expedition, ultimately sacrificing her connection to Louise to neutralize a dangerous psychic...
A wealthy client who hires the psychics under the guise of finding a missing son, but is actually searching for a lost city of gold. He is murdered by Ingo but later returns as a spirit guide to Sylvi...
A fellow psychic from Sylvia's study group who acts as a primary antagonist. He holds the group hostage, kills Harry, and attempts to harness the pyramid's psychic energy before being killed by Sylvia...
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Harry appears in Sylvia's apartment and offers her $50,000 to accompany him to Ecuador.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
During a later confrontation, Ingo throws a knife into Harry's back and kills him.
Ingo holds Nick and the others at gunpoint and forces them to lead the way to the alleged city of gold.
Ingo is another psychic from Sylvia's test group, but he later holds the group at gunpoint and forces them toward the lost city.
Nick joins Sylvia and Harry in Ecuador and travels with them toward the location where Harry says his son was last seen.
Sylvia recruits Nick to accompany her to Ecuador, and the two continue the expedition together after Harry's deception is revealed.
Two psychics uncover a lethal psychic power in an ancient pyramid while their expedition transforms into a struggle for survival and trust.
Directed by Ken Kwapis
Vibes (1988) · 5.6/10 · action, comedy, romance
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