Terror (1979) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Director of a horror film about the Mad Dolly curse and current owner of the Garrick house. He hosts a screening where his cousin Ann, hypnotized by Gary, wounds him with a cursed sword. Later, Ann ta...
James's studio assistant. After Ann visits him about her amnesia, the studio becomes haunted. Flying equipment pelt him before a falling glass pane decapitates him.
Ann's London hostel roommate. Her car breaks down, leading her to seek help at a nearby house where she is stalked by a shadowy figure. Later, police question her regarding Ann and Viv's deaths.
Ann's friend and fellow waitress, who also stars as the title character in James's film. She is stabbed to death at the hostel, triggering police investigations that force Ann to flee.
A mesmerist at the screening. He hypnotizes Ann as a party trick, which triggers her unconscious attack on James with the cursed sword, initiating the curse's revenge.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lady Garrick is part of the historical Garrick family whose descendants are cursed, while James is later identified as the last of the Garrick line.
The opening events occur three hundred years earlier, and the curse is stated to affect the Garrick family's descendants. James is later revealed to b...
James Garrick directs the horror film, while Viv is identified as the title character in his film.
Philip is explicitly identified as James Garrick's studio assistant. James's assistant is later attacked by flying studio equipment and killed by fall...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Police question Suzy about the deaths of the cousin and Viv at the hostel.
Gary hypnotizes a party guest, who then picks up James Garrick's sword and wounds James during the screening.
A historical curse resurfaces through a horror filmmaker's family, turning his house, film, and inherited sword into instruments of supernatural revenge.
Directed by Norman J. Warren
Terror (1979) · 5.4/10 · horror
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