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Remade as
Angel Heart (2014)
References
Rebecca (1940)
Adventure in Berlin (1952)
The Mickey Mouse Club (1955)
Mickey Rourke asks the cop whether he ever watches "The Mickey Mouse Club"; then he says "today is Wednesday: anything-can-happen day"
Mickey Rourke asks the cop whether he ever watches "The Mickey Mouse Club"; then he says "today is Wednesday: anything-can-happen day"
Rosemary's Baby (1968)
Chinatown (1974)
Referenced in
The Resurrection of Michael Myers (1987)
Poster seen.
Poster seen.
Splendor (1989)
Movieposter can be seen
Movieposter can be seen
Witchcraft VI (1994)
A character dressed and made up similar to Robert DeNiro's character in Angel Heart also has similar dialogue to Pacino about an egg he eats.
A character dressed and made up similar to Robert DeNiro's character in Angel Heart also has similar dialogue to Pacino about an egg he eats.
Se7en (1995)
The Silence Within (1996)
The Ninth Gate (1999)
3000 Miles to Graceland (2001)
The Cosby Show: A Look Back (2002)
Beat the Devil (2002)
Oldboy (2003)
Man falls in love with his own daughter as result of conspiracy by his rival
Man falls in love with his own daughter as result of conspiracy by his rival
The Machinist (2004)
Toward the end of the movie, the protagonist repeats "I know who you are" several times, echoing Harry Angel's realization "I know who I am," also repeated several times toward the end of Alan Parker's film. Also, Ivan's diabolical persona shares ominous characteristics with Louis Cyphre's character.
Toward the end of the movie, the protagonist repeats "I know who you are" several times, echoing Harry Angel's realization "I know who I am," also repeated several times toward the end of Alan Parker's film. Also, Ivan's diabolical persona shares ominous characteristics with Louis Cyphre's character.
Guns, Genes & Fighting Machines: The Making of 'Universal Soldier' (2004)
This title is referenced.
This title is referenced.
The Making of 'Enemy of the State' (2006)
mentioned once
mentioned once
Das kleine Arschloch und der alte Sack - Sterben ist Scheiße (2006)
Mentioned during the Devil/Old Fart questioning
Mentioned during the Devil/Old Fart questioning
Ein Teufel für Familie Engel (2007)
Devil character is named "Lou Ziffer Zwei"
Devil character is named "Lou Ziffer Zwei"
Face Eater (2008)
The Angel Heart film can be seen on the desk in Flecks' bookstore.
The Angel Heart film can be seen on the desk in Flecks' bookstore.
At the Movies: Summer Special 2008/09 (2008)
Mentioned in a review of The Wrestler as another movie in which Mickey Rourke has appeared.
Mentioned in a review of The Wrestler as another movie in which Mickey Rourke has appeared.
The Commune: A New Cult Classic (2009)
Recurring music that is a repressed memory is used same number of times.
Recurring music that is a repressed memory is used same number of times.
Jennifer's Body (2009)
Sex scene with blood dripping from the ceiling
Sex scene with blood dripping from the ceiling
A Night at the Movies: The Horrors of Stephen King (2011)
still picture
still picture
At the Movies: 25 Years of Margaret & David (2011)
Mentioned by Mickey Rourke as one of the three hardest movies he has ever done when an interview with him is shown in a montage of interviews.
Mentioned by Mickey Rourke as one of the three hardest movies he has ever done when an interview with him is shown in a montage of interviews.
Playback (2012)
mentioned in dialogue
mentioned in dialogue
Featured in
The Siskel & Ebert 500th Anniversary Special (1989)
Clip is shown.
Clip is shown.
100 Years of Horror: Demons (1996)
clips
clips
Century of Black Cinema (2003)
Clips shown.
Clips shown.
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #18.101 (2010)
a clip is shown in a montage of Mickey Rourke films
a clip is shown in a montage of Mickey Rourke films
Spoofed in
The Adam and Joe Show: Episode #3.1 (1999)
Recreated in the Bobby De Niro song (Adam dances in front of a church with long fingernails and an egg).
Recreated in the Bobby De Niro song (Adam dances in front of a church with long fingernails and an egg).
