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{{Infobox Film
| name          = Evil Angel
| image          = EvilAngel.jpg
| caption        = Movie poster for the film Evil Angel
| director      = Richard Dutcher
| producer      = Richard Dutcher
| writer        = Richard Dutcher
| narrator      =
| starring      = Ving Rhames<br>[[Ava Gaudet]]<br>Richard Dutcher<br>Kristopher Shepard
| music          = John Frizzell
| cinematography = Bill Butler
| editing        = Richard Dutcher
| studio        = Main Street Movie Company<br>Zion Films
| released      = Spring, 2009
| runtime        = 123 minutes
| country        = United States
| language      = English
| budget        =
| gross          =
| preceded_by    =
| followed_by    =
}}
''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''
''For other uses of the word [[Succubus]], see [[Succubus (disambiguation)]].''


[[Image:EvilAngel.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Movie poster for the 2009 American horror film Evil Angel.]]


'''''Evil Angel''''' is an upcoming American horror film starring Ving Rhames, [[Ava Gaudet]], Kristopher Shepard, and Richard Dutcher, who also directed, wrote, edited, and produced the film. Dutcher describes the film as "an updated take on the [[Lilith]] myth". While this movie does have a being named Lilith in it, she is less of a succubus than a possessing ghost. The movie does show some traits of Lilith being a succubus, such as her having demon wings, the use of sex as a means to trap her prey and the back story of Lilith is discussed. However, there are a number of liberties taken with the Succubus myth. As well, Lilith in this movie is termed as a serial killer, thus putting a particular spin on the Lilith myths.
'''''Evil Angel''''' is an upcoming American horror film starring Ving Rhames, [[Ava Gaudet]], Kristopher Shepard, and Richard Dutcher, who also directed, wrote, edited, and produced the film. Dutcher describes the film as "an updated take on the [[Lilith]] myth". While this movie does have a being named Lilith in it, she is less of a succubus than a possessing ghost. The movie does show some traits of Lilith being a succubus, such as her having demon wings, the use of sex as a means to trap her prey and the back story of Lilith is discussed. However, there are a number of liberties taken with the Succubus myth. As well, Lilith in this movie is termed as a serial killer, thus putting a particular spin on the Lilith myths.
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! Role
! Role
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|Jessica Graham||Fay
|Ving Rhames||Carruthers
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|'''[[Ava Gaudet]]'''||'''Carla / Lilith'''
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|Kristopher Shepard||Marcus
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|Richard Dutcher||Martineau
|-
|-
|Joe Wanjai Ross||The Clown
|Jontille Gerard||Josie
|-
|-
|'''[[Vanessa Kay]]'''||'''Devil Girl'''
|Bart Johnson||Jeff Morgan
|-
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|Ruben Terrones||Jesus
|JJ Neward||Caroline
|-
|-
|Jeff Swarthout||Buster
|Marie Westbrook||Jenny
|-
|-
|Billy Bryan||Bill
|Desean Terry||Shawn
|-
|-
|Ben Buschel||Randy
|Rachel Emmers||Emma
|-
|-
|Tim Abell||Father
|J.J. Boone||Detective France
|-
|-
|Willow Hale||Priscilla
|Jacque Gray||Camille
|-
|-
|Alissa Archer||Cowgirl
|Cynthia Calhoun||Rosie
|-
|-
|James Low||Sammy
|Lucas Fleischer||Dr. Rollins
|-
|-
|Elina Madison||Edie
|Tatiana Galindo||Karina
|-
|-
|Keith Lewis||Bar Owner
|Charles Halford||Ray
|-
|-
|Kai Cofer||Blasie
|Leonard Kelly-Young||Lathrop
|-
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|Jonathan Earl Peck||Evangelist
|Marilee Lessley||Box office girl
|-
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|Joe Boyd||Pastor Lightfoot
|Jason Mertlich||Jackson
|-
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|Hope Taylor||Cocktail Waitress
|Malinda Money||Jo
|-
|-
|Dorian Martin||Gas Station Attendant
|Emily Pearson||Mot|her
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|Thomas Beaumont||Gus the Gas Guy
|Dominique Razon||Nurse
|-
|-
|Carlos Larkin||Apple Man
|Reisha||Angel
|-
|-
|Freddy Naff||M.C. / D.J.
|Katie Sciuto||Petra
|-
|-
|Patrick Williams||Soldier
|Lamont Stephens||Victor
|-
|-
|}
|}


==Plot==
==Plot==
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It is also described at the film distributor's website as: Evil Angel takes the ancient myth of Lilith into the 21st. century with a murderously sexy and seductive villainess who, as the earth’s first woman, proudly lays claim to being the world’s first serial killer. When Lilith, Adam’s first wife, refused to submit to his authority, she was cast from the Garden of Eden and replaced by Eve.  Infuriated, Lilith has been taking revenge on Adam and Eve’s children ever since.
It is also described at the film distributor's website as: Evil Angel takes the ancient myth of Lilith into the 21st. century with a murderously sexy and seductive villainess who, as the earth’s first woman, proudly lays claim to being the world’s first serial killer. When Lilith, Adam’s first wife, refused to submit to his authority, she was cast from the Garden of Eden and replaced by Eve.  Infuriated, Lilith has been taking revenge on Adam and Eve’s children ever since.
One summary of the film described it as: When paramedic Marcus Galan’s wife is brought back to life after a suicide attempt, she’s not the same person she was before. This woman-whoever she is-can go from sugar and spice to downright demonic in the blink of an eye. Now someone has gone on a vicious killing spree, and the police are helpless to stop it. Slowly Marcus realizes this mysterious woman is actually Lilith, a wicked, avenging spirit with her sights on everyone Marcus knows and loves.


==Release==
==Release==
Evil Angel was scheduled for theatrical release in 2009.
The film played at a few film festivals in 2009, including Shriekfest in Los Angeles.<ref>[http://www.shriekfest.com/finalists-2009.html 2009 Finalists - Shriekfest.com]</ref> As of March 2011, no US general theatrical or home release had been announced but the film is available on UK DVD release - in PAL format with region 2 encoding.
 


==Honours==
==Honours==

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Evil Angel

Movie poster for the film Evil Angel
Directed by Richard Dutcher
Produced by Richard Dutcher
Written by Richard Dutcher
Starring Ving Rhames
Ava Gaudet
Richard Dutcher
Kristopher Shepard
Music by John Frizzell
Cinematography Bill Butler
Editing by Richard Dutcher
Studio Main Street Movie Company
Zion Films
Release date(s) Spring, 2009
Running time 123 minutes
Country United States
Language English

For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).


Evil Angel is an upcoming American horror film starring Ving Rhames, Ava Gaudet, Kristopher Shepard, and Richard Dutcher, who also directed, wrote, edited, and produced the film. Dutcher describes the film as "an updated take on the Lilith myth". While this movie does have a being named Lilith in it, she is less of a succubus than a possessing ghost. The movie does show some traits of Lilith being a succubus, such as her having demon wings, the use of sex as a means to trap her prey and the back story of Lilith is discussed. However, there are a number of liberties taken with the Succubus myth. As well, Lilith in this movie is termed as a serial killer, thus putting a particular spin on the Lilith myths.

Ving Rhames (his previous films include Mission: Impossible, Pulp Fiction, and Dawn of the Dead) stars as John Carruthers, a detective in pursuit of Lilith. Co-starring are two newcomers: Kristopher Shepard and Ava Gaudet (Broadway 's Rent) whom is cast in the role of Lilith/Carla. Cinematographer Bill Butler (Jaws, Grease, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest) was the lead filmographer, John Frizzell (Alien: Resurrection, Ghost Ship, Thir13en Ghosts) composed the film's score and Digiscope (Van Helsing, Terminator: Rise of the Machines, The Mummy Returns) created the visual effects.[1]

Overview

  • Release Date: 2009
  • MPAA Rating: Unrated
  • Runtime: 123 Minutes
  • Director: Richard Dutcher
  • Writer: Richard Dutcher
  • Studio: Main Street Movie Company, Zion Films, Arrow Entertainment
  • Genre: Horror

Cast

Actor / Actress Role
Ving Rhames Carruthers
Ava Gaudet Carla / Lilith
Kristopher Shepard Marcus
Richard Dutcher Martineau
Jontille Gerard Josie
Bart Johnson Jeff Morgan
JJ Neward Caroline
Marie Westbrook Jenny
Desean Terry Shawn
Rachel Emmers Emma
J.J. Boone Detective France
Jacque Gray Camille
Cynthia Calhoun Rosie
Lucas Fleischer Dr. Rollins
Tatiana Galindo Karina
Charles Halford Ray
Leonard Kelly-Young Lathrop
Marilee Lessley Box office girl
Jason Mertlich Jackson
Malinda Money Jo
Emily Pearson her
Dominique Razon Nurse
Reisha Angel
Katie Sciuto Petra
Lamont Stephens Victor

Plot

Richard Dutcher says of this film that: "It's an updated take on the Lilith myth. According to Kabbalistic mythology, Lilith was Adam’s first wife in the Garden of Eden. Adam didn't like her because she wasn't submissive enough, so God banished her from the garden. She's been wreaking havoc on earth ever since, and let's just say I was interested in capturing some of that havoc on film."[2]

It is also described at the film distributor's website as: Evil Angel takes the ancient myth of Lilith into the 21st. century with a murderously sexy and seductive villainess who, as the earth’s first woman, proudly lays claim to being the world’s first serial killer. When Lilith, Adam’s first wife, refused to submit to his authority, she was cast from the Garden of Eden and replaced by Eve. Infuriated, Lilith has been taking revenge on Adam and Eve’s children ever since.

One summary of the film described it as: When paramedic Marcus Galan’s wife is brought back to life after a suicide attempt, she’s not the same person she was before. This woman-whoever she is-can go from sugar and spice to downright demonic in the blink of an eye. Now someone has gone on a vicious killing spree, and the police are helpless to stop it. Slowly Marcus realizes this mysterious woman is actually Lilith, a wicked, avenging spirit with her sights on everyone Marcus knows and loves.

Release

The film played at a few film festivals in 2009, including Shriekfest in Los Angeles.[3] As of March 2011, no US general theatrical or home release had been announced but the film is available on UK DVD release - in PAL format with region 2 encoding.


Honours

The movie won the Freaky Award in October 2009 in the category best Actor, the prize was for actor Kristopher Shepard.[4]

References

  1. ↑ http://www.arrow-entertainment.com/html/Evil_Angel.html
  2. ↑ Evil Angel - A Richard Dutcher Film
  3. ↑ 2009 Finalists - Shriekfest.com
  4. ↑ 2009 FREAKY Award Winners Announced

External links

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