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Angel of Death
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| David 'Shark' Fralick | ... |
Brad Deville
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Jean Reiner | ... |
Anna McMillan
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Tommy Marcetto
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David Fawcett | ... |
Mayor Grant McMillan
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Sgt. Haggerty
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Dave Scott | ... |
Officer Mel
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Peter Dach | ... |
Store Clerk
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Cinda Lou Freeman | ... |
Candice
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Meschelle Manley | ... |
Karen
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Charles Bosworth | ... |
Mr. Taylor
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Jeff Deen | ... |
Dr. Richard Reiner
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Mysterious unseen men in black (angels?) collect the souls of the recently dead. When four teenagers "die" in a car wreck, one of these beings ("The Man") is sent to retrieve their souls. However, the teens are disembodied and realize their predicament. They flee. The movie revolves around them being picked off one by one, The Man's infatuation with one of the teenagers (who was apparently his lover in a past life), and the efforts of the teens to reunite their souls with their hospitalized bodies. Written by <crow_steve@hotmail.com>
Okay, to be fair this movie did have an interesting concept. Given a few script rewrites, some decent actors and a budget, this might have been a fairly decent cult flick instead of the MST3K fodder it turned out to be.
Still, it was better than "Armageddon."