Directed by:
Richard DutcherCinematography:
Bill ButlerComposer:
John FrizzellCast:
Ving Rhames, Ava Gaudet, Bart Johnson, Marie Westbrook, Charles Halford, Jacque Gray, Leonard Kelly-Young, Yolanda Wood, Desean Terry, J.J. Boone (more)Plots(1)
According to ancient mythology Adam's first wife in the Garden of Eden was Lilith. When she refused to submit to Adam's authority, God cast her from the garden and replaced her with Eve. This infuriated her, and she's been taking her revenge on humanity ever since. Ving Rhames stars as John Carruthers, a tough, resourceful detective in hot pursuit of the murderously sexy and seductive villainess. (Eagle Entertainment)
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While House of the Devil reminded me of the 70s and Blood Night of the 80s, Evil Angel took me back to the films from the 90s. Unlike the first two, here I’m not sure whether this is intentional or not. Firstly, because ten years is still too short a time to distinguish between purposeful reflection and a mere stylistic echo, and secondly, because I’ve no bloody clue who would like to recreate horror from the 90s. Some sort of biblical demon arrives in a modern big town and (as it’s typical) begins to wreak havoc, only a brave male nurse can stop it… hmm. :-D Anyway, if we ignore the unoriginal premise, I have to say that it’s not bad at all. The above average rating is prevented only by the brutally excessive runtime, but it’s still worth watching, if only for that great scene somewhere in the middle. 6/10
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