Angel Blade (2002) [R]

Release Date:
February 10, 2002

Original Title:
Angel Blade

Genres:
Thriller

Production Companies:
Revolution Film Works Ltd.
Vegas Knights Film Productions Ltd.

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
US: R 

Runtime: 93

The other side of evil is insanity.

An emotionally damaged cop investigating a spree of prostitute killings discovers that the dark side of Las Vegas is decidedly more grim than he ever suspected in director David Heavener's gruesome thriller. When a series of teenaged prostitutes fall to the blade of a murderous madman and authorities are left scratching their heads, Detective Bradley Cooper (Heavener) hits the streets in hopes of taking the killer down. Detective Cooper has problems of his own, though, and upon uncovering what he believes to be the truth behind the ruthless killings, he soon realizes just how deadly knowledge can be.

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Art Direction:
Daisy Roscoe

Costume Design:
Robert Constant

Director:
David Heavener

Director of Photography:
Pierre Chemaly

Editor:
Christopher Roth

Executive Producer:
David Huntington
Michael Hemenway

Foley Artist:
Susan Fitz-Simon

Key Hair Stylist:
Laine Trzinski

Makeup Department Head:
Alexis Walker

Music:
Chris Anderson

Production Design:
Tommi Stillmore

Sound Effects Editor:
Spike Herring

Writer:
David Heavener

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