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Raging Angels (1995)Two musicians are unknowingly drawn into a supernatural scheme. Director:Alan Smithee |
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Chris
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| Diane Ladd | ... |
Sister Kate
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Lila
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Colin
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Megan
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Grandma Ruth
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Michael Bishop | ... |
Guitar Player
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Michael Carr | ... |
Cook #2
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John Carr | ... |
Security Guard #2
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Ralph M. Cardinale | ... |
Cook #1
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Jon Clair | ... |
Teenage Boy
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Rich Cooley | ... |
Piano Player
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Casey Christensen | ... |
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Kerri Danesi | ... |
Wardrobe Assistant
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Two musicians are unknowingly drawn into a supernatural scheme.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 November 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A Fúria dos Anjos See more »Company Credits
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Written by Terry Plumeri and Odette Springer
Performed by Mozart
(P) Johnterryl Music (BMI)
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In one scene, Chris sits on the sofa playing guitar. Lila comes to him, puts the guitar on the sofa and starts cuddling with Chris. At first, the guitar changes its position on the sofa without being touched only to disappear from the scene completely a few seconds later. See more »Soundtracks
"One World"Written by Terry Plumeri and Odette Springer
Performed by Mozart
(P) Johnterryl Music (BMI)
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I am aware I am of the proud few that think this flick rules! Maybe it is I like films that so nicely picture the coming of the Beast, at least as I'd imagine it. The Angels' and Demons' effects truly suck, but the excellent story by far makes up. I loved this movie at first sight, for its story, its cast, and especially for its soundtrack. I loved all those glam/heavy/hard rock/metal songs, and their influence in the movie, especially, Stryper's great (and an excellent choice for the end credits) "To Hell with the Devil"...