Raging Angels (1995)

Two musicians are unknowingly drawn into a supernatural scheme.

Director:

Alan Smithee

Writers:

Chako van Leeuwen (story), Stens Christensen (story),

Stars:

Sean Patrick Flanery, Diane Ladd, Monet Mazur

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Sean Patrick Flanery	...	Chris
Diane Ladd	...	Sister Kate
Monet Mazur	...	Lila
Michael Paré	...	Colin
Arielle Dombasle	...	Megan
Shelley Winters	...	Grandma Ruth
Aileen Allado-Jones	...	Backup Singer
Michael Bishop	...	Guitar Player
Michael Carr	...	Cook #2 (as Mike Carr)
John Carr	...	Security Guard #2
Ralph M. Cardinale	...	Cook #1 (as Ralph Cardinale)
Jon Clair	...	Teenage Boy
Rich Cooley	...	Piano Player
Casey Christensen	...	Security
Kerri Danesi	...	Wardrobe Assistant (as Kerra Danesi)

Storyline

Two musicians are unknowingly drawn into a supernatural scheme.

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Plot Keywords:

supernatural | prayer | church | concert | demon | 

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Genres:

Fantasy | Horror | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for language and some violence

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

10 November 1995 (USA)

Also Known As:

A Fúria dos Anjos

Company Credits

Production Co:

Chako Films International, Mark Borde Films, Nu Image Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

96 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

At the end of the film Chris and Lila go to the studio and Chris has his helmet with him when he gets off the bike and starts walking. After he takes hold of Lila's hand the helmet has gone. He also doesn't have it right at the end when they are driving off.

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Connections

Referenced in Who Is Alan Smithee? (2002)

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Soundtracks

"Gates of Babylon"
Written by Ritchie Blackmore (as Richie Blackmore) and Ronnie James Dio
Performed by Holy Soldier

User Reviews

Idiotic even for an 80s film...

I saw it on TV and at first I thought it was a typical dumb 80s flick. But the quality of the picture and some CGI details showed me it was a 90s film (the effects are awful for 1995 technology but still better than 80s). The plot is of course ridiculous and so is the acting. There's one specific time near the end, probably the climax of the movie, when I bursted out laughing. It's not in the so-bad-it's-good category, but it has its moments:-) There's also good news: if you love beautiful women, you have to see it for Monet Mazur. She's one of those really, really gorgeous ladies and makes the film _almost_ watchable.