Girlfriend from Hell (1989) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Maggie
(played by Liane Curtis) — protagonist
Chaser
(played by Dana Ashbrook) — supporting
David
(played by James Daughton) — supporting
Carl
(played by Anthony Barrile) — supporting
Rocco
(played by Ken Abraham) — supporting
Alice
(played by Hilary Morse) — supporting
Nun with Gun
(played by Jaqueline Robinson) — minor
Canonical Relationships
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Carl → Maggie
(Romantic Blind Date) — They are introduced as a potential romantic match, though the provided account does not establish a lasting relationship.
David arranges a blind date between Carl and Maggie, and the two meet in an awkward encounter.
Story Dynamics
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Chaser → David
(Narrative Explainer) — Chaser provides David and the others with an explanation of Maggie's condition and the danger she faces.
Chaser explains the Devil's possession of Maggie, the 24-hour limit, and his proposed method to the people trying to understand her behavior.
Chaser → Maggie
(Alliance Attempted Exorcist) — Chaser attempts to save Maggie by driving the possessing entity out of her.
Chaser identifies Maggie as the Devil's current host and hopes to use his device to force the Devil out of her, despite admitting the method is untest...
Alice → Maggie
(Social Concerned Acquaintance) — Alice reacts to Maggie's behavior with confusion and concern.
Alice and the others struggle to make sense of Maggie's increasingly wild actions.
Maggie → Rocco
(Social Party Interaction) — Maggie's disruptive party behavior involves a gift intended for Rocco.
At a party, Maggie causes a scene involving a birthday cake and a present for Rocco.
Maggie → Nun with Gun
(Conflict Threatened Target) — Maggie's reckless behavior puts the nuns in danger.
Maggie tries to run down a group of nuns.
David → Maggie
(Social Date Arranger) — David brings Maggie and Carl together for a date.
David arranges a blind date between Maggie and Carl.
David → Carl
(Social Friend) — David is Carl's friend and attempts to help him meet Maggie.
David tries to arrange a blind date for his shy friend Carl.
Story Analysis
An awkward blind date spirals into a possession crisis as Maggie's increasingly wild behavior leads Chaser to propose an untested way to save her.
Plot Progression
A Date Turns Strange
— David arranges a blind date between Carl and Maggie despite concerns that their personalities may make the meeting awkward. After an uncomfortable first encounter, Maggie's behavior changes dramatical...
Maggie's Unruly Escalation
— Maggie acts recklessly, including trying to run down a group of nuns, and later disappears with Carl. At a party, her flirting, drinking, and disruptive behavior leave Alice and the others confused.
The Possession Warning
— Someone suspects that Maggie is possessed, and Chaser identifies her as the Devil's current host. He warns that the entity has a 24-hour limit before consuming its host's life and moving on.
Chaser's Uncertain Mission
— Chaser explains that his energy-tracking device might force the Devil out of Maggie, but the method has never been tested. He recounts his divine assignment and an earlier encounter with the Devil, wh...
Directed by Dan Peterson
Girlfriend from Hell (1989) · 5/10 · comedy, horror
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(Q4368264), public domain (CC0).
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