Angel

Synopsis

In the 1984 drama film 'Angel' directed by Robert Vincent O'Neil, we follow the story of Molly Stewart, a high school honor student by day and a Hollywood prostitute by night. Despite her dark secret life, Molly becomes entangled in a web of danger and intrigue when one of her friends is brutally murdered. As she delves deeper into the murky underworld of Los Angeles, Molly finds herself confronting dangerous forces that threaten her very existence. Cliff Gorman delivers a compelling performance alongside Susan Tyrrell and Rory Calhoun, making 'Angel' a gripping and suspenseful tale of a double life unraveled by violence and deception.

Cast

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  Cliff Gorman

  Lt. Andrews

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  Susan Tyrrell

  Solly Mosler

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  Dick Shawn

  Mae

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  Rory Calhoun

  Kit Carson

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  Donna Wilkes

  Molly Stewart / Angel

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  John Diehl

  The Killer

Reviews

While 'Angel' may not have garnered widespread acclaim, it still manages to leave a lasting impression on viewers. The gritty portrayal of a high school student leading a secret life as a prostitute is both shocking and captivating. Some critics praise the performances of the cast, particularly Cliff Gorman's portrayal of the enigmatic streetwise hustler, while others commend the film's dark and moody atmosphere. However, there are criticisms regarding certain plot developments and character motivations that feel lacking in depth. Despite its flaws, 'Angel' remains a cult classic for fans of 80s cinema. IMDb rates it at 5.8/10.